The grilled chicken sandwich I had was pretty fire, the Caesar salad was good and so were the…read morefires. Overall not a bad joint at all, I wouldn't say it was impressive. By any means but it was good. Ambiance is very bar like and the service was average at best!

It wasn't super busy yet the service was slow, I ordered the Green chili cheeseburger with no bun,…read moresame as my sisters but hers had a bun and I did not get mine. I had to ask for it, a friend with us ordered carnitas quesadillas and didn't get the carnitas, they brought it out after when he asked for it. The burger was okay, lacked flavor but was okay. My niece LOVED her macaroni and cheese. Overall it was okay, we should have stuck with our original choice of restaurant and gone to the Reata.

We were staying just down the block from Sky Island Taproom so we stopped in for dinner. We had a…read moresweet waitress who took care of all of our needs. We had cheese curds followed by a thin crust pepperoni pizza. Both were delicious!

Disgusting & overpriced- nothing homemade, everything from Sysco and prepared so badly as to be…read moreinedible. service was okay, but I could hear the chef screaming expletives in the back which seems insane since they can't do even the simplest cooking task. the ambiance was lackluster, like being in an Applebees designed by the worst Ai, which makes sense considering all their advertising is AI generated, probably because anyone who saw a real picture of the food would never eat it. skip this place. you're better off eating food from the dollar store

Stopped in for a beer. It was good and very cold! Plus we got to meet a fellow theatre nerd. We…read morewill definitely stop in here again!

This is a bit of a gem on the grounds of the Gage Hotel. While it is a fairly small indoor space,…read moreyou can sit outside in the back and enjoy beverages and food at a variety of different comfy seating options. We visited the bar a few times during our stay and found the bartenders were friendly and seemed to have a good handle on everyone even when it was packed. The offer great beverages and the bar food menu gives you limited, but good options. My husband enjoyed the buffalo burger with its good flavor. I went with their baked eggplant Parmesan. This was an unexpected treat as it was prepared in such a way that I'd call it decadent. It looked like a square of lasagna and what you found was thinly sliced eggplant layered with cheese and other ingredients that made it the best eggplant Parmesan I've ever eaten. There, I said it. The best. The mixed greens and grilled focaccia is a nice touch to what you'll be enjoying with the eggplant.

I am sure its great BBQ, but tasted liquid smoke the last time we went in and whatever is in that…read moremix tears my stomach up. Would be so much better without that in the sauce!

Meat was a 3.5 - very good but not excellent. No bark on the brisket but very tender and lean and…read moretasty. Excellent tangy bbq sauce. Sides were extremely bland. The bread was oddly really good. The staff were so freaking rude, notwithstanding the fact that we spent over $200. It was way, way too expensive for what it was. And cash only. And again, really really rude. Seems like this is a theme, from looking at other reviews. Disappointing.

Ambiance: Historic western hotel in Marfa with an onsite restaurant, bar, and boutiques. We loved…read moreour stay over Valentine's Day! Friendly check-in and staff. Our room was spacious and overlooked the pool. Hotel is extremely dog friendly! Reasonable room rates and comfortable bed. Parking onsite and street parking available. Pool looked lovely. Multiple areas to socialize and gather. Lots of history and cool art. We loved the onsite shopping/boutiques! Great for souvenirs and unique West Texas finds. We will always plan to stay here when we visit Marfa!

I chose Hotel Paisano over another hotel in Marfa because the other property's website clearly…read morestated, in all capital letters, that there was no elevator. Accessibility and mobility concerns were a factor in our decision, and Hotel Paisano's website gave no indication that its elevator was out of service. Upon arrival, we were informed that the elevator was not working and would not be repaired during our stay. Every guest room requires climbing at least one flight of stairs, making this a significant issue for anyone with mobility limitations. What was most disappointing was not just the outage itself, but the fact that it was never disclosed before our arrival. We were also told at check-in that the restaurant was closed for renovations and no food service would be available. One of the reasons I selected this hotel was because the restaurant menu looked more appealing than those offered by other hotels in town. Again, this information was not communicated in advance. We were informed that the bar would remain open until 3 p.m. each day. However, when we visited around noon on Saturday, we were told we could not order drinks because the space was being reserved for a private party later that evening. That same party continued until 10 pm and the noise was loud enough to be clearly heard from our room. The party guests extended into the pool area. Event attendees were allowed to use the pool, and guests in formal attire were jumping into the water fully clothed. While that may have been entertaining for those attending the event, it created an atmosphere that felt more like a private venue rental than a hotel serving paying guests who were expecting a quiet and relaxing stay. The guests were also taking photos with a very bright flash camera. Every flash penetrated through both the sheer and formal sets of curtains in our room and made relaxing and sleeping impossible. Any one of these issues might have been manageable had they been disclosed before booking. Instead, guests were left to discover them only after arrival. I was particularly troubled by the apparent lack of concern regarding guests with mobility challenges. When a property has no practical access to guest rooms except by stairs due to an inoperable elevator, that information should be communicated prominently before a reservation is made so travelers can make informed decisions based on their needs. The hotel seems to rely heavily on its historic reputation and charm, but historic character should not come at the expense of transparency, accessibility, or guest service. The elevator outage, restaurant closure, restricted bar access, and late-night private event created an experience that felt far different from what was advertised.

Chef Salad was NOT A CHEF SALAD! Too much money for only…read morelettuce carrots cheese tomatoes and thinly sliced teaspoon of ham. Egg who knows all chopped up. Couldn't mix in container to try and have picnic. ​

This place is so cute and a must stop by if you're heading into big bend. We took the food to go…read moreand we were so happy in the middle of the mountains

I have been fortunate enough to stay at the Hotel St George since the year it was built, and I am…read moregrateful that the hotel continues to resemble a 5 star establishment. From checking in, which was extremely efficient, to the care exhibited by those working the St George, the establishment is both friendly and welcoming. The rooms are well taken care of; we stay in the Highland Suite, a gorgeous room with a great view. The cleaners respond quickly to the sort of cleaning you'd like, from green to a full clean, and the rooms are spacious. My wife wanted to take the mattress and pillows home, and the art lining the walls is stunning. We had a great view, big picture windows, and for those of you who enjoy relaxing in front of the television, our room has TWO! But we barely had the time to watch television because of the pool and fitness room, both tied to the hotel. The pool is huge and there's a hot tub to die for. The Hotel St George is the perfect get away spot, but be careful; you might run into Will Ferrell or Wes Anderson: this is the hotel that luminaries like Kevin Bacon stay in when filming shows such as I LOVE DICK. I love the Hotel St George and I'm sure you will too.

Stayed at Hotel Saint George in Marfa and overall had a decent experience, but with a few quirks…read moreworth noting. First, the positives. The linens and bedding were so good--super comfortable and cozy (Hi, Marfa brand I think?). Honestly, I wanted to take them home with me... if anyone knows where to buy them online, let me know. The Aesop bath products were also a big plus, though they accidentally had the hand soap in the shower and the body wash at the sink--and since they're locked in, there's no swapping them. Minor detail, but a little funny. Rooms themselves are large, open, and feel spacious, which I appreciated. Now for the downsides. The biggest issue was noise. You can hear pretty much everything--people walking above, talking next door, doors constantly slamming. Not ideal if you're hoping for a quiet, restful stay. The lighting in the room was also a bit lacking--definitely could've used an extra lamp or two to warm things up. The overall design is nice but starting to feel a little dated... kind of like a W Hotel refresh from around 2015 that hasn't been touched since. And the bathroom sink... I don't know what's going on there, but without any kind of filter on the spout, the water splashes everywhere. I somehow ended up with a wet shirt and pants just from washing my hands. A couple other things to note: the restaurant and bar seem to close early (around 9:30), and when we were heading out at 10, nothing was open--so not sure if they offer breakfast or coffee in the morning. If not, that feels like a missed opportunity. All that said, the staff was friendly and welcoming, and for a small town like Marfa with limited options, it's still a solid choice. Would I stay again? Probably. Would I call it luxury? Meh.

Our family truly enjoyed our excellent stay here. The hosts Sid and Elena were fantastic and very…read moreaccommodating. Breakfast is wonderful. The place is perfect for our family. I would stay again if in the area. Lots to do there including McDonald Observatory which is a must! Also, Davis state park at historical Ft. Davis. Worth visiting. The only thing I would say is that there needs to be better inside lighting where we stayed, However this place still gets 5 stars!

Sid and Elena were wonderful host and hostess. They were very friendly and accommodating and made…read morethe best breakfast every morning. It felt like being at home away from home and very comfortable. The Inn is located about a mile from Fort Davis. Very convenient and close to everything. Do yourself a favor and book a stay at Davis Mountain Inn. You will not regret it.