"Good enough" is what I would call the food at this place…read more It's a small town, so I wasn't expecting a lot. They were able to accommodate our group of 8 on a busy night for the town so I will give them credit for that. The dining area is small, so if you have a group of more than 4, I would call ahead and see if they can reserve the back room for you. This is not the place to order anything unique, so stick with the Italian staples like the lasagna ($12.99) and spaghetti with Italian sausage ($13.99). Both dishes were solid and filling. The flavors were good, and the prices were reasonable. Service was a little slow at times, but the staff was friendly, and the meal moved along fine overall. If you're looking for a casual place with straightforward Italian dishes at fair prices, this place will fit your needs.

A simple quaint little pizzeria in a simple quaint little town. We ordered a large pizza, and…read moreceasar salad which was big enough for 4 adults to split. Very casual, no frills. They were out of a few things but it didn't bother me! Pizza was pretty average, good enough

The only real brewery in/near Cleburne. Really good beer…read more That they actually make here. Kolsch and IPA are nice. Handmade pizza yum. Service was great, too.

I was expecting that this place would be really good. It was just ok. You can try the beers, but…read moreafter trying several, they were all really stout. The pizzas are ok. Extremely pricy for what you get. The ten inch are small with large crust, so basically mostly crust. The 14 inch was extremely thin and border line over cooked. It was supposed to be a hot honey pepperoni. The description said mozzarella, ricotta, pepperoni and hot honey. The pizza had no ricotta and if it did have hot honey, I didn't taste it. Service was ok. The staff seemed very overwhelmed for the amount of people. They had maybe 5 occupied tables. One of my pet peeves of dining out is everyone getting their food at the same time. If you run a business that has personal pizzas as the majority item on the menu, you should be able to time them to all be finished at the same time so everyone eats together. Our pizzas were all brought out more than five minutes apart. The inside is nice and they have an arcade upstairs. We were going to check it out but the dining experience was so off putting we just decided to leave.

We ordered a pizza, wings and a personal pan cheese pizza at 17:50. At 1930 we inquire as to our…read moreorder. We're told the pizza hut system won't process a delivery order and we need to pick up. My wife ask how long has our order been ready, 20 minutes it's been waiting. No contact from pizza hut that it's been ready and they can't deliver. We asked for order to be redone. Pizza hut refused. They also refused to refund money. Worst pizzeria in history. WILL NEVER HAVE ANYTHING FROM PIZZA HUT AGAIN. So done with chain restaurants. Feel free to ccontact me with any questions. This place is a real shit show. If I could give a negative review it would be a -10

They have really good pizza and their calzones are really good. This is a great spot for pizza if…read moreyou are visiting.

Friendly staff, great pizza, wings are out of this world. For a low carb option get 5wings and a…read moresalad, less then 6 gm of carbs. Now they have a pizza buffet M-F 11-2. That's a win and if you request a pizza they will make it and put it on the buffet.

This was a fairly good place for pizza but now it's going downhill, the pizzas are hard dry and…read moretasteless! They need a guy who knows how to make pizza

Great little pizzeria in Hico. Plenty of comfortable seating and parking, with handicap accessible,…read moresingle occupancy restrooms. After you order at the counter you can watch the friendly, expedient, and attentive staff make your order in the wood fire oven you can view from each table. There is a pretty ample beer and wine selection--only a few basic beers on draft. For dinner, ordered bruschetta; pepperoni pizza; a BYOP with chicken, garlic parm sauce, and mushrooms; and a side salad. The side salad consisted of crisp romaine, sliced cherry tomatoes, and croutons. I opted for the honey vinaigrette. The salad was tasty but not revolutionary. Next up came the bruschetta. It was advertised as incorporating hot honey so we decided to go on a flavor adventure. The cheese they use was very wet and lumpy goat cheese. The basil and cheese really overpowered the hot honey and the tomatoes were overcooked and whole cherry tomatoes. No balsamic that I noted. Definitely not a traditional bruschetta and also not one I would order again, but it wasn't terrible. My husband wouldn't stop raving about the marinara sauce on his pepperoni pizza. He also loved the airy, wood-fired crust. On my BYOpizza, I enjoyed the crust, as well. It was not overly tough nor overly thin and had a great taste. The mushrooms must have been sautéed in a way to make Julia Child proud. They were amazing and well complemented by the herb roasted chicken and garlic Parmesan sauce. Highly recommend this combo. Overall, it's a great place! Wish it was closer to home. Will definitely return!

Very good spot to stop off for pizza in the center of Hico. The pizza is wood-fired and seems to…read morebe the specialty. We had the Beesting and a pepperoni. We also tried the garlic bread. We were impressed with everything ! The service was personable and fast.

This is a charming little spot on the river, just a short walk from the historic square in Glen…read moreRose. The location alone makes it worth a visit, with beautiful views of the water and a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for spending an afternoon or evening outdoors. One of the standout features is the outdoor music stage. It is perfectly positioned near the river, and they consistently seem to bring high-quality bands to town. If you enjoy live music, this is one of the best venues in the area. The combination of great music, river views, and an outdoor setting creates a fun and memorable experience. The seating options are spread throughout the property, with tables and chairs on the deck overlooking the river as well as additional seating closer to the stage. Because the venue is popular, it can be challenging to find a seat near the stage during busy events, so arriving early is a good idea. The food was another pleasant surprise. We ordered the burger and a pizza, and both exceeded our expectations. The menu is casual, but the quality was better than we anticipated and paired well with a night of live music. The craft beer selection is somewhat limited, but the prices are reasonable and there are enough options to satisfy most visitors. One thing to keep in mind is that the venue is largely open-air. During the Texas summer, it can become uncomfortably hot, especially during the afternoon. Fortunately, the atmosphere and river breeze help make up for it once the sun starts to go down. Overall, this is an excellent place for live music, drinks, good food, and socializing with friends while enjoying beautiful river views. It has a laid-back Texas Hill Country feel that makes it one of Glen Rose's most enjoyable gathering spots.

This is a fun place to hang out on a Sunday afternoon. If you have ever been to Gruene Hall in…read moreGruene, Texas, you can expect the same experience, but add some awesome food to it. They had an open mic when we were there on a Sunday, and the talent was great! They were pretty busy, but they had outdoor and indoor seating. The service was friendly, but not the fastest in the world. We had a brisket sandwich with onion rings ($14.95) - the quantity and taste were great, but the food was just lukewarm. Their wood-fired pizza is very tasty. It's a thin crust, so I love that! Pints of most craft beer is $5.00, so that's a bargain. There's a 2.9% admin fee on your check when you get it. When I asked what it was, they said it was for using a credit card. They didn't know I was using a credit card when they brought the check to me, so pay attention to it if you are paying with cash. They'll remove the fee if you ask.

We really enjoyed this little venue. The food was great, the menu is surprisingly extensive. The…read moreinside is a little plain, but we sat on the patio and admired a view of the river. The service was excellent.

This is such a nice spot right on the river. It is set back from the road, behind the inn. Easy…read moreparking. Good appetizer and drink selection. The Taste of Summer Burger was really good, with cream cheese, blackberry compote, jalapeños, bacon... yum! There is a very nice covered porch with 4 tables overlooking the river. Check it out!

My wife and I were visiting Glen Rose, TX for the first time and Shoo-Fly Soda Shop was highly…read morerecommended by so many as we were building out our itinerary for the weekend. Everyone was RIGHT. We had a wonderful experience at this Soda Shop and our taste buds just cannot forget the delicious shakes we had here. On one side of the restaurant is a small, old school diner-style seating area, and on the other is miscellaneous merchandise for sale. It was colorful, lively and the aroma of ice cream and waffle cones was overwhelmingly good. The staff behind the counter were so nice to us and shared their recommendations. I decided to order the "Raspberry Nutella Shake." It was exactly what it sounds like--ice cream, raspberry, and Nutella all in one. SO. DELICIOUS. I highly recommend it. It was creamy, sweet, and just perfect. It came topped with whipped cream and a cherry. We cannot wait to come back the next time we're in town and also can't wait to tell our friends and family who would go to Glen Rose to make sure they make a stop here! Thank you Shoo-Fly!!

Great spot with a cool 'old school' soda shop vibe. Super menu with so many delicious choices,…read morefriendly folks, and a nice place to browse for that out of the ordinary gift. Always a favorite stop while on the square!