First time at the Copper Bar. Food was C+/B- (grilled chicken sandwich and a hamburger steak)…read more Chicken was over-grilled and hamburger steak was too rare (good vet could have brought it back to life!). Waitress admitted "I would not eat that" but made no offer to remedy the situation. The venue was OK overlooking the golf course and swimming pool, but the place needs a fresh coat of paint. I doubt I'll return.

It is also known as "the hideout" so don't be confused and…read morelost, as my husband and I were when we first stumbled upon this little "gem" in the golf course World. We thought we were going to "The Copper Bar", only to learn it was "The Hideout" Sarah was Amazing and so sweet & genuine! Please don't be thrown off by the "golf club" setting because those that eat there, are thoroughly spoiled by good, home cooking!!! That gravy makes me Wish you sold it In GALLONS!!! BBurden

We were in search of a good breakfast spot to stop at while headed to Dallas. Summer, our waitress…read moreset the tone from the moment we walked in. A warm greeting as soon as we walked in and sat! Summer helped us navigate the menu, and hooked it up our cinnamon roll with some butter warmed up to start. Ask for grilled biscuits, it's an absolute must. While Summer welcomed other guests walking in, checked in on her other tables she made sure we had all we needed once our breakfast came. Our coffee stayed filled (very important lol) bellies full and the best customer service we could have asked for. The diner vibe we wanted was perfect. The space was open, with tables and booths for all size of parties ready to sit. Ps. Cinarolls are made I house Sundays only! & if you want the best service ask for Sunmer! The sweetest, with the biggest smile, an her starry night apron!

The food is ok but the service isn't consistent. I guess it depends on your server. I tip pretty…read moredecently but hardly ever get refills. I guess I'm not part of the " Good O'l Boys " network? Something gotta change.

No tv's woohoo!!…read more Bulgogi Pichana - excellent. Honey Pecan Crusted Chicken - excellent. It is crazy what good, fresh ingredients and a lot of passion can create. I don't know if Brownwood is deserving of the Turtle. You must eat here.

4.5 While in…read moreBrownwood we were recommended this restaurant for lunch. We stopped inside and we were seated right away. The server was attentive and gave us our drinks quickly and food was out pretty fast too. I got the hamburger but everything was super fresh. They were hapy to serve it without the bun and I really liked the aoli. The fries were string style but were cooked perfectly. The decor was nice and the atmosphere calm like it should be. They also have a gelato shop next door. Maybe next time I will get the creme brule. They have a lot of options for food and you're sure to find something great. Parking is on the street. I'd come back.

This location is 5 starts for aesthetics alone--in a renovated Victorian-style home--every nook and…read morecranny is filled with vintage/antique/vintage-style chic vibes. Parking on the left side of the house/cafe, walking up the handicap-accessible ramp...the porch itself is a wonder to behold with at least three swings and a few small tables. Current food and drink offerings are posted on an old door propped against a corner by the entry. I was overwhelmed with the flavor combinations, delighted by the branding of the shop, and knew I'd be making a big purchase--not being local and rarely traveling through Hico, TX we had to sample what is on offer from savory to sweet! Hico, TX has a real treasure right here ya'll! Honey lavender latte (seasonal), ham and gruyere muffin, and molasses cookies won the day for me! My partner agreed that of the three items I purchased for him, if only permitted to order one item again, it would be the molasses cookie! Similar to my aunt and grandma's chewy molasses cookie recipe, I was instantly transported to nostalgialand - grandma's kitchen or a ramshackle old cottage we used to reunion at--surrounded by relatives. Every bite filling me with goodness, warmth, and love! This is a spot I would frequent were I local to Hico--proudly sharing this beauty and its offerings with guests and purchasing goodies for office/special gatherings. If you're traveling down the road like we were, looking for a nice local coffee and something warm and delicious to eat, look no further. This is a MUST STOP.

My wife and I were on our way home from Glen Rose, TX and decided to stop by for some breakfast…read moreto-go. The name on Yelp of this restaurant needs to be changed to "2nd Street Social." It's right next door to where the address on the Yelp Page will take you, but it is formerly the "Bakeshop." The staff mentioned to us the former building/house was being renovated to become an AirBnB or something. We were looking forward to patio seating given we had our pup with us, but the restaurant didn't have any, so we opted for drive-thru. The restaurant itself has a small parking lot. The woman who took our order was very kind and informative, as mentioned previously. I ordered an "Iced Latte with White Chocolate" and ordered the "Breakfast Burrito," which contained sausage, scrambled eggs, and cheese. The latte was good, creamy and sweet with the WC flavoring. The burrito was also good, not amazing, but good! I should have ordered 2 of them, it wasn't too big, so keep that in mind. The cheese was melted inside and the sausage was super flavorful. There was a section of my burrito in which the sausage was actually cold, which took me by surprise, but other than that it was good. Pricing was decent for what we ordered. We would come back if we were driving through again!!

Though I haven't had the pleasure to visit since the name has been changed & there are additional…read moreitems to taste, it was always delicious! The ambience, food and service have been outstanding! It's definitely a fabulous little place for Comanche, Texas and everyone should have the opportunity to try it!

So, yeah, you're driving around, wondering where you could get a delicious crêpe. Well, Comanche,…read moreTexas, of course! This is another one of those unexpected Yelp finds for us -- needed a lunch stop, and this spot more than exceeded expectations and provided a great respite in the middle of a road trip. Both savory (chicken pesto, turkey) and sweet (brown sugar) crêpes were delicious, with the turkey coming out slightly ahead due to a nice, smoky flavor. Table service was a bit slow, but we hit right at the lunch rush, so definitely forgivable. Many other appealing items on the menu as well. Such a nice surprise.

Stopped in on the way to Palo Duro Canyon. Really great friendly service and it was fast. Got the…read moreSassy Sausage Biscuit which was really tasty with the apple butter. I added a little Louisiana hot sauce to get that salty savory combo. The biscuit was homemade and solid. They came around and filled up our water. Everything was top notch!

Absolutely, with out a doubt this is a must if you find yourself in Brownwood, the food here is the…read moreperfect example of people that have a vision and a strong passion in what they do, I had the Toasty Roasty, Marbled Rye, roast beef, grilled onions, smoked Gouda and spicy brown mustard. It was absolutely delicious, very rare for a restaurant to have all the right qualities perfectly in place, you can tell they love what they do, the wife absolutely loved the The Harris, deli sliced turkey, Vermont cheddar, mayo, spicy mustard, drizzled with raspberry chipotle sauce with spinach on a brioche bread, this will be a place to head to 1:30 hours away but definitely worth the trip. Thank you Joe and Marie Smith for the experience of a delicious lunch.

Great food and friendly staff at reasonable prices they never forget you and remember your name…read morequickly

Adelitas is a great local Mexican / Texican food mom and pop style restaurant. I arrived there for…read morelunch. This is definitely a locals restaurant and not a touristy place. The parking spaces in front are limited, but there is street parking. I was by myself and took a seat over to the side. There is one big dining room with tables along the walls and in the center. The kitchen and restrooms are in the back. This is a family style restaurant, with just a few decorations like a mural of a Mexican scene on one wall. Everything appeared clean as far as I could see. My server was pleasant and brought me some chips and salsa. Chips are the typical thin American style. The salsa is medium spicy, tomatoey and zipped in a blender. I ordered the "guiso plate" and was told I could choose between hand made flour or store-bought corn tortillas. I prefer corn, so I was promptly served the carne guisada along with corn tortillas (which were quite good). The carne guisada had more of an American gravy texture and taste than most carne guisada I have had in Mexico. But I slathered the salsa over it and that pepped it up. This is not a trendy place nor super fancy, but you can find good food and pleasant service. As I left I requested some iced tea to go, and they were happy to oblige, and that was nice as I had a long drive ahead of me. I would go back when I have occasion to go through Ballinger.

I love eating downtown in any small town, Texas. They tend to have some great hidden gem…read morerestaurants. This was no exception. The chicken fried steak was done quite well and not overly salted. Homemade cornbread with plenty of butter and honey. Fried green tomatoes that were properly breaded. The atmosphere was surprisingly modern and comfortable. This place should've been way busier on a Tuesday night.

I'm 77 years old and had the best chicken fried steak ever…read more The waitress was exceptionally efficient and friendly.

This was the cutest place! We live near but had just never…read moretried it and so glad we did today :) I got the Cobb salad, pommes frites and a hot mocha. My husband got a coffee, a single Belgian waffle and a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich on sourdough and we shared with our 1 year old son. All of it was so good! A frequent customer told us the sausage is ground in-house. Definitely tasted like it! Recommend all!

Gap Cafe remains a gem! The quality, quantity, and presentation of the food is always perfect! Love…read morethe atmosphere and the prices.. you can't beat them. $6.50 for a huge portion of fresh biscuits and gravy. Jalapeño popper quiche here is delicious. The incredible chicken fried steak that Perini's serves Sunday mornings happens to be here on their menu each day as well! There was a decent wait time for a table, but you can walk right across the street to the Perini's shop that includes cookbooks, fresh jelly, and gifts while you wait! Service can be a little slow at times, but it's cozy and everyone is always friendly! Highly recommend giving them a try!! Perfect for a breakfast before walking the trails at the State Park down the road!

We were driving back home between Austin and Lubbock on Easter Sunday. Just our luck they were open…read morewhen so many were closed but we had no idea just how they would make us feel right at home! We brought our toddler with us and they went out of their way to hid Easter eggs for him! Mom and Dad even received a special surprise as well in one of the eggs! The food was DELICIOUS and presentation was wonderful! Overall the atmosphere and service is why we will 110% be coming back! Thank you all!

Wow. Happened on this gem by accident. LOVE the vibe! Laid back and full of energy all at the same…read moretime. We had cheeseburger and BLT with avocado. Our server was friendly and fast. If you haven't experienced a bidet yet this is your opportunity