We've been here a few times. The foods good, though we haven't found any favorite dishes yet. It's…read moreall pretty standard TexMex fare. But they do seem to be trying. And at least they don't oversalt everything with Fiesta seasoning like some places do. They don't have a liquor license but they serve beer, wine and frozen margaritas, which aren't bad but they're officially "wineritas" because they don't have tequila in them. But my wife likes them. The interior space is pretty nice, especially the Eastern room. But some of the booths are old and really need new cushions in them. I'm hoping they invest in this place when the new, nearby community opens up and they gain new patrons. If it improves, we'll come here more often. It has potential. That said, we were disappointed on this visit. The waiter literally pulled something out of my drink with his fingers before serving it to me, hoping I wouldn't notice. Who does that? If something's fallen into it, just take it back to the kitchen and get another one. Don't dip your fingers into guests' drinks. Please. The guacamole was interesting. Just unseasoned, mashed up avocado. No onion. No serrano peppers. Little to no salt or lime. Diced tomatoes were served on the side (as not to water down the guac), and it was served over shredded iceberg lettuce. I did taste fresh. And there was salt on the table if you wanted it. I guess I just expected it to be more prepared. It would have been a nice respite from the heat if our meal was spicy. But we've never had anything there that was spicy.

Great food, friendly service and excellent atmosphere. Family dinner was a success. Recommended and…read morewill return.

Food, staff and atmosphere was exceptional! I highly recommend this place for your authentic…read moreMexican dine in or take-out meals!

Best Tex Mex food from a family run restaurant. We love Las Cocinas and eat there often. Everything…read moreis awesome.

Perfect little stop on our way to College Station! We pulled into the restaurant around 9 PM, and…read morethe food was amazing. I highly recommend the chicken fried chicken--it was absolutely delicious! The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was great, and we really enjoyed our visit. The Bloody Mary was superb, and my husband loved his meal too--he said it was cooked to perfection! Definitely a great find and a place we would stop at again!

Been here now twice. Both times were to watch the World Cup matches…read more Service lacks just a bit, especially when it gets busy. Not sure who our server is or was. Oh here's our drinks. Wrong table! Yikes!!! Rather good food. Good size portions and some good flavors. Look for the specials as they are good and a bit cheaper than normal. It's a bar. Gets busy. TVs everywhere. Do stop in if in Bastrop. CritDicks

This place was amazingly good in all aspects, Me and Buddies came here for some work and found this…read moregem, had drinks that saved us from other drinks bcz other places weren't doing so great. Definitely recommend there burgers and fries that blew us all away. Definitely recommend this spot! Thank you store house! And I have never made a yelp review so this was well deserved.

I've been to Store House twice now and I can confidently say this is one of the better places I've…read moreeaten in Bastrop. My first visit was a couple weeks ago for dinner with my sister. I loved the whole experience. It's such a cute space and has that elevated feel without feeling overly fancy or uncomfortable. We started with the grilled focaccia and Watermelon on Fire, and both were excellent. The watermelon was one of those dishes that sounds a little questionable on paper but completely works once you taste it. Sweet, savory, a little spicy and really fresh. We also had the Texas quail, which was beautifully cooked and full of flavor. I had the blackberry bourbon cocktail and loved that too. What really stood out during dinner though was how personable the service was. We never felt rushed and our server actually engaged with us, which made an already good dinner feel even better. I went back this past Saturday for brunch with my sister, her husband and my fiancé. It was definitely a livelier experience with more people around, but still a really nice atmosphere for a Saturday brunch. The service was good and everything came out as expected, although it didn't have quite the same personal touch that I experienced during my first visit. Between the four of us we got to try quite a bit. The shrimp and grits were rich, buttery and seasoned really well. The smoky pork tostada was packed with flavor and the potatoes on the side were honestly some of my favorite bites on the table. The French toast and fried chicken was as good as it looked, with crispy chicken, fruit and just enough sweetness. The only thing I wasn't completely sold on was the biscuits and gravy. The gravy was brown, which threw me off because that's not what I normally expect from sausage gravy, and the biscuits were a little too dense for my preference. The flavor wasn't bad at all, it just wouldn't be my first choice the next time I go. Other than that, Store House has been a hit for me on both visits. The food feels thoughtful without trying too hard, the plates are beautiful, and the restaurant works just as well for a dinner with your sister as it does for brunch with a group. I'll definitely be back.

El corral Lozano 2 is a very popular place for Mexican food in Bastrop. It's a clearest place to…read moreget a very affordable lunch or breakfast. They have several specials for breakfast. Some as cheap as $4.99. The food is fresh. The staff is on top of the tables. They are open early at 7am and close at 3pm.

Diner-style Mexican food. They have a great affordable breakfast menu (american and mexican). I…read moretried el patrón from the fiesta breakfast menu: the marinated grilled steak was tender, not stringy. The chicharron ranchero salsa for the eggs was very good, so next time I will try their chicharron plate. They also have some small american breakfast plates for $5 and $6. Coffee was easy to drink, bottomless, and kept full due to the attentive waitress there.

I can honestly say, my family and I have never had a bad experience at Paw Paws! From the service…read moreto the food. This is a very nice place to go have lunch or dinner.

I genuinely cannot believe I've never written a review for Paw-Paw's Catfish House because we have…read morebeen coming here for YEARS and I love this place so much. There are restaurants you try once because they're trendy... and then there are places like Paw-Paw's -- the kind that become part of your family's story over time. From the fried deviled eggs, to the seafood platters, to the chicken tenders, to the genuinely wonderful staff, there just isn't a better spot for this kind of old-school comfort food experience. And the staff? Always SO friendly and welcoming. Every single time we come in, it feels less like "customer service" and more like old friends excited you finally stopped by so they can catch up with you awhile. That kind of warmth cannot be faked, and it makes such a difference. Now let's discuss these fried deviled eggs. Because respectfully... who allowed them to be this good? You think deviled eggs have reached their final form and then Paw-Paw's comes in like, "Hold my beer." Crispy, crunchy, creamy, flavorful perfection. We start most meals with them because not ordering them would simply be poor decision making at this point. I usually get the chicken tender basket and LISTEN -- these aren't sad little freezer tenders pretending to be a meal. These tenders are literally as big as my hand. Juicy, tender, flavorful, cooked perfectly every time. My adult kids are obsessed with the seafood platter: three pieces of fried catfish and three jumbo fried shrimp with fries, pinto beans, slaw, hushpuppies, and homemade tartar or cocktail sauce. And when I say the catfish tastes CLEAN, my fellow seafood people will understand exactly what I mean. No muddy taste, no weirdness -- just fresh, crispy, perfectly fried fish done right. And the portions? Paw-Paw did NOT come to play. Nobody is leaving hungry unless that was a personal choice. What I love most, though, is the feeling of the place. The small-town care. The heart that clearly goes into the food. The old-school comfort vibe that feels increasingly rare these days. Places like this matter. And Paw-Paw's is absolutely one of them.

This place is great. I ran out of food while camping at a nearby 5-day music festival so I drove…read moreinto Smithville and had breakfast here. It's entirely donation based. You place your order and then take a seat and when they bring out your food, you get a little pocket to put cash into to pay whatever you want. The food was great and it benefits addiction recovery. My only complaint is that they really really really need to put fans on the patio cause I was swatting away flies the entire time I was eating. I wouldn't eat outside again. I went for breakfast and had a 3-meat omlette which I actually couldn't even finish cause I was full. It was a little weird getting the apple juice in a cup full of ice but I guess I could have gotten more if I wanted it. I'd like to back for lunch sometime.

This is a can't-miss if you're in the area. Everyone that works here is very friendly and helpful,…read moreand the food is delicious!! I had the crab cake eggs benedict and it was perfect. The decor and vibes are super cute as well and they even have little fans for the tables outside to keep flies away. Would definitely recommend!

When you're just passing through... on the perfect day for Tuesday tacos! My favorite!…read more Greeted by a friendly hostess who took my to go order. She had dark hair. :-). Delicious Tuesday tacos for $2.50! I got chicken and steak and it tasted good!

Leila was our server and she was an all star. Thank you! service was on point and the food were…read moresuper good. Id definitely come back