Owner is rude. Not only to his employees. Food is good but…read morefar from Chicago style. New to town. Went for the 1st time. Couple of week's ago. And not my cup of tea. Will not be going back. The fried foods at the only corner store are my go to for now on. 1st impressions mean a lot to a business. Sorry, not, sorry. Google says closed permanently. Needs to stay that way. Don't waste your appetite

What a great little place to eat. We were looking for something different. Definitely hit the spot…read more Food was excellent! Friendly staff, We will definitely be back.

This medium sized restaurant has just about everything you'd want served all day long. Breakfast,…read morelunch, and dinner? They serve it all day long. It's a cute nostalgic space with old-timey instruments displayed in the corners and has a really unique feel. The wait staff is friendly and funny and very knowledgeable about the menu. Personally, I've had the big thick burger and the pulled pork sandwich. Both are delicious. Others have had the chicken fried steak, the lasagna, and everyone I've gone there with loved it. Great comfort food and delicious pie for dessert. Try it, you'll like it!

TLDR: Restaurant in an old high school band hall that delivers on nostalgic vibes but falls short…read moreon food. The fried green tomatoes are great here but for me, almost everything else was a disappointment. Not as kid-friendly as you'd expect. It pains me to leave such a low rating (and I rarely do) but this was one of the most disappointing restaurant experiences I've had in a while. And it didn't have to be that way so hopefully my review can grab someone's attention. This place has so much potential because it's in such a cool location -- the band hall of an old high school (fun decor and cool nostalgic vibes). I had really high hopes for this restaurant but it let me down. Here's what went wrong. THE FOOD: First and foremost, the food was disappointing... except for their vegetable appetizers. The fried green tomatoes were fantastic. Nailed it in terms of texture and flavor. My husband and I were both surprised by how good they were. Their Brussels sprouts appetizer was really good as well. After that, it was all downhill. I had the Mom's Meatloaf with two sides: Cowboy Caviar and green beans. The meatloaf wasn't bad but it wasn't exactly a loaf -- it was like meatballs connected together? I didn't taste the bacon in the tomato sauce and the portion felt tiny -- same size as the sides. The sides were a real letdown. The green beans tasted like they came straight from a Jolly Green Giant can. The Cowboy Caviar (which I usually love) was so bland. It was like they just poured beans and corn and pepper and onion in and that's it. I didn't taste any seasoning. Cowboy Caviar needs to have that zing (many simple recipes use Italian salad dressing). Moving onto my husband's dish which was probably the worst part. His tomato soup tasted like marinara sauce but we were hoping the filet mignon would deliver. It was simply not good. It wasn't as tender as filet mignon needs to be -- it was chewy. It did seem to be cooked as requested (medium rare) but it didn't taste good and seemed flavorless -- almost as if the meat was poor quality. Now, I know that filet mignon is a much more mild tasting cut and less flavorful than a ribeye for instance, but still, something felt very off with this steak. Neither of us enjoyed it and that's a bummer (especially at that price point). KIDS: Usually restaurants like this one are more kid-friendly so I was a bit surprised. Our kids are 3.5YO and 2YO. They brought a booster for my youngest. It had no straps at all (which I'm not even complaining about because those straps are broken at literally every restaurant). We were in a booth so it worked okay mostly. What I'm unhappy about is the lack of coloring options and kids menus. We were not brought any crayons and coloring paper upon seating so we inquired. The waitress said she'd look and ended up coming back with crayons and some paper placemats to doodle on? I respect the ingenuity but I was confused. They have crayons on hand but they don't offer them to the kids? What's the deal with that? They didn't have a kids menu printed anywhere and the waitress just told us the offerings out loud. So is there an official kids menu or not? I'd like to be able to see the prices as well. Also a bit perplexing. We went ahead and ordered one grilled cheese for the kids to share and I'm glad because it was big but also not very good. The bread was too dense so it was more of a bread sandwich. My kids weren't that into it. Almost forgot -- the fries that came with the grilled cheese were actually very good (got to give credit where it's due). TIME: Our food took forever. It wasn't a fun wait -- the kids were getting super restless. The waitress stopped by a couple times to tell us that "our food is just around the corner." Even though it ended up being untrue -- I appreciate her checking in.

best bar in Milan county very great service and good food !!! Don't be scared to show up to Cameron…read morebeer market all fun friends and family

They have the best Chicken Fried Chicken Sliders! The drinks are okay! Definitely, the place if…read moreyou're not in the mood for Mexican food! Try it, you won't be disappointed.

Absolutely the freshest food! Amazing food, family owned! Great atmosphere with excellent service…read more Love!

Food was excellent. Ribeye, baked potato and salads were excellent! Service was excellent! Music…read morewas great! Ready to come back again.

Return visit after our first experience, to try out the daily special we had noted before. Was…read moresurprised at the two star review that showed up shortly after our first visit, so we were looking to seeing if the previous good visit was a fluke. Service is outstanding, we were greeted and got our drink orders in about 60 seconds after we sat down. Server was friendly, and we had a good visit talking to her when she would stop by to check on us. Our daily special was the chicken and dumplings, and we got fried okra, mashed potatoes, pintos, collards, and gravy between us for sides. Everything was fresh and homemade, and very, very tasty. Good solid country fare. If you're originally from rural vs urban, you'll feel right at home. If you want old time country diner experience, you'll be pleased. Just to clarify, this is a "seat yourself" place, with a LARGE SIGN stating that as you walk in. There is no door greeter/hostess station, and the counter is as far away from the front door as you can get and still be in the same room. (They also have a sign at the entrance about the card fee, like most places do these days). Well worth a return visit!

It was ok. The brown gravy was so salty that my husband could barely eat it (and he's a…read moresalt-junkie from Georgia!) The cabbage was sooo strong in vinegar that I couldn't eat it( even with a packet of sugar on it!) Pork cutlet was ok. Mashed potatoes were good! Generally not worth the drive out to Walburg. Sorry.

This was a GEM of a find. We actually visited a few weeks ago. I realized, I still kept talking…read moreabout them so I had to come and let them know.. Service was amazing and friendly. Attentive and knowledgeable. of course that Texas hospitality and charm was a cherry topper. Being Californians =P we kind of forgot =( I had not 1 or 2 BUT 3 slices of pie. 3rd slice was to go for later lol food was Texas size! so we shared a chicken fried steak and let me tell you we still had left overs. We will be back. Yes, we will come all the way back!

I was in Hutto for a Yelp event and stopped in afterwards to grab a slice of their Amish buttermilk…read morepie. A work colleague lives in Hutto and raves about this pie. I arrived about twenty minutes before they closed and was thrilled to find they still had some pie left. My colleague is right to rave about it. Absolutely melts in your mouth delicious. Wow! The diner itself is the epitome of a small Texas town diner. Wooden tables, chairs, and booths with red and white checked table coverings. Exposed brick walls and a tin ceiling. Spacious seating. Over-the-top friendly service...so sweet (just like the pie). Looking forward to stopping in again to try more from the menu.

Visited here with a craving for German beers and food before official Oktoberfest festivities…read morekicked off in Texas. We came in right at 3 and were notified that the kitchen was closed, but we were able to sit and have some beers while we waited for the kitchen to open. Our lovely waitress was able to bring out some bread for us to eat while we drank. It's a lovely place, I'd love to come by again for the Oktoberfest celebrations!

We were extremely disappointed with our experience at Walburg German Restaurant…read more Before our visit, our group of 11 called ahead because I have celiac disease. We were celebrating a birthday, and I needed to know whether I could bring my own food since I cannot safely eat food prepared in a kitchen where there is a significant risk of gluten cross-contamination. We were told that bringing my own food would be okay. When we arrived, everyone sat down, and I began eating my salad. The manager, Michelle, came over and told me that I could not eat my own food there. I explained that I have celiac disease and cannot safely eat anything from the restaurant. She repeatedly told me that they take precautions for people with celiac disease. I tried to explain that, in a kitchen where flour is being used, there are serious cross-contact concerns, and I was not comfortable risking my health. After going back and forth, she eventually said, "I'll allow it this time." The way this situation was handled was incredibly upsetting. Michelle needs to educate herself much more thoroughly about celiac disease. This is not simply a dietary preference or an allergy where someone can necessarily "take precautions" and make a kitchen completely safe. Flour can become airborne, settle on surfaces, and create cross-contact risks. For someone with celiac disease, even small amounts of gluten can cause harm. What made this even more upsetting is that I am pregnant and have other significant dietary and medical considerations. I am not willing to gamble with my health or my baby's health just to eat at a restaurant. I ended up crying in the bathroom because of the way I was treated and the things that were said to me. I have never had an issue bringing my own food somewhere when I have explained my medical situation beforehand. This could have been handled with kindness and understanding. Instead, I was made to feel embarrassed and unwelcome after we had specifically called ahead and received permission. I sincerely hope the restaurant takes this opportunity to educate its staff about celiac disease, gluten cross-contact, and how to respectfully accommodate guests with serious medical dietary restrictions. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I will not be returning.

We ordered a kids chicken nugget meal and waited an hour and a half for my son's food. We ended up…read moreordering food from another food truck after waiting 30 min. Our son had eaten the food from the other food truck before the chicken nuggets were done. You can also tell they were frozen chicken nuggets and fries which was even more frustrating after a long wait. They weren't very busy either so I'm not sure why it took so long. We talked with another lady that told us she had waited an hour for her fried ribs. So it wasn't just us.

Go here. But not late at night!…read more Visiting Austin and arrived after 10:00 pm starving and NOT wanting status quo fast food. Yelped stuff nearby my hotel and placed Grub Hub order for a food truck open til 2:00 AM. Ordered egg rolls, chicken strips and a burger with hashbrowns on it. It was sketchy AF pulling into the dark lot with no lights and we suspected Maps had just led us to a horror movie death (the kind where the dumb girl drives somewhere unfamiliar yet bounces out of her car in the dark asking "hello? Is anyone out there?" As rusty windmill blades creak in the wind) Being late at night and completely dark, my adult son didn't want me walking up alone, but the guy in the truck popped his head out and had my order ready. We were only a few minutes away so booked it back to hotel to open our food. The burger w/hashbrowns had the BEST bun (tasted sorta like a giant hawaiian roll)and the deep fried veggie egg rolls were delicious. Crinkle fries were mediocre but the chicken strips were solid deliciousness. I'd love to visit in the day!