Delicious icecream with a great texture. (For reference, we tried the Mexican vanilla and mint.)…read moreThe waffle cones are amazing. The service was fast and friendly. Tip: a lot of people ordered a scoop in a cup, and I can see why! If you get a waffle cone, you'll get a TON of ice-cream.

Is the ice cream good? Absolutely. Every scoop delivered. We went with the Espresso Bean Latte and…read moreMadagascar Vanilla...both smooth, flavorful, and exactly what you'd hope for on a hot day. With a wide variety of options, there's no shortage of flavors to suit just about anyone. At 91 degrees in San Angelo, it hit the spot perfectly. The shop itself has a cute, inviting ambience that adds to the experience. That said, the service left a lot to be desired. It felt rushed and impersonal...no warmth, no smiles, just a "get you through the line" kind of interaction. Not quite the friendly small-town vibe you might expect. Unfortunately, that lack of hospitality overshadows the positives, and it's enough to make us think twice about coming back, which is a real shame.

The inside dining space is very small. 5-6 tables is about it. Half the store is for dine in and…read morethe rest is the antic shop. We noticed that far more people came in for take out orders. Only one other couple came in to sit down and eat besides me and wife and son. It did take about 30 minutes for our two pies to come out after ordering so it can be slow since so many people order take out pizza. Our pizza was great! Loved them both. I enjoy this kind of thinner, sourdough style crust that offers a perfect crispness. I destroyed my 10" Hawaiian pie and my son and wife almost finished their 18" meat feast pie. We will be back for sure to try their wings and froyo as well. Phill the co owner even came out to say hello to us which was cool.

The pizza is always delicious, and we especially enjoy the cheesy bread! Highly recommend!read more

If you've been to a Coldstone Creamery, well, this is real similar. The difference is this place…read moremakes their own ice cream. Small, medium, large, cup or waffle cone, fancy chocolate cones, and the cold marble slab where they mix in candy and extra calories for you. There are tables and chairs inside and a few more out on the sidewalk. Flavored are typical; nothing that will blow your mind. Only one sorbet offered. Friendly service from college-aged kids, and kinda high prices, but hey, if it's really house-made ice cream, then I guess that's cool.

Showed up 22 minutes before closing and was told they can't do mix ins to my daughters ice cream…read morebecause they already closed the mix in station. Do better

They serve a great hamburger here! Old timey drugstore with…read moregift shop, soda fountain, & grill. If you ever find yourself in or driving thru Coleman, eat here! You won't be disappointed.

I stopped here while on a business trip and was shocked when I received my bill…read more I ordered a $12.99 burger, a Cherry Vanilla DP for $2.80, and upgraded my fries to onion rings for $2, according to the menu. Based on those prices, I expected my total with tax to be around $19-20. Instead, my bill came to $23.38. When I called to ask about the charges, I was told they no longer had the original ticket, so they couldn't review the itemized bill. The employee explained that I had been charged $3 for the onion ring upgrade instead of the $2 shown on the menu, and that my soda had apparently been upgraded to a large without my knowledge or permission, adding another $1. They also mentioned there were several other small charges that contributed to the total, even though I never requested any extras. The restaurant refunded me $2, but that still left me paying $21.38 instead of $19 for a burger, onion rings, and a soda, which I find excessive. I've always met clients at another restaurant when I'm in town for business, but this time my meeting was here at someone else's suggestion. Compared with both the restaurant I normally visit and restaurants where I live, I found the prices and unexplained charges disappointing. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. See screenshots of menu.

They don't skimp on portions, everything is cheap, and the horchata and strawberry fresas are ice…read morecold ‍

Hands down one of the best paletearais I've been to. I've never had a banana drink before, but I…read moretried their plátano (banana/plantain) agua fresca and it is delicious! The lady there is so very nice too. Mangonada was great and their fresas con crema was out of this world. You can never go wrong ordering anything from here.

A pleasant foodie surprise in San Angelo!…read more I had to come into San Angelo for work and going into the trip, I was not too excited about my food options available to me as a vegetarian...but I did find Buttercup online and it seemed close enough to those "hip, city coffee shops", meaning I should be able to get some decent food! Unfortunately, a lot of their hot sandwich options were off the table since they seemed to have a broken toaster, but I was able to order a hummus veggie sandwich that came with seasoned potato chips, a side salad, and a stick of chocolate. I also got a vanilla cake bite (pop without the stick) and everything was about $18 with tip. I didn't feel like trying any of the drinks, but some of the coffee flavors sounded interesting and they have seasonal flavors too. The ambiance is inviting, and definitely feels like a cozy place for the community to come hang. If you ever find yourself in this part of west Texas, definitely keep this spot in your back pocket for close to healthy eats!

Love visiting Buttercup. The vibe in the shop is welcoming and calming. Like any good coffee shop,…read moreit makes you want to stay. The coffee options are plentiful and they do their own take on both custom and traditional coffee drinks. You will find all your caffeine needs here. They also have a good menu. It ranges from custom toasts to toasted bagels and even extensively crafted charcuterie boards. Service is friendly and knowledgeable and they have a drive thru if you are in a hurry. There are a few good coffee options in San Angelo and if you are in Buttercup's part of town, this is your stop.

Drive thru was quick no one in front of me. It's been ages since I had their chocolate chip ice…read morecream, I was craving it, 1 scoop in a cup $4.00+. Not sure if it was worth it..

My fiancés family & I ate here on Friday night after dinner. The drive through line was longer than…read moreexpected, so we went inside the store and ordered there. The store had a quite a few employees working, which helped to shorten the wait time. And the ice cream was delicious! I got the cookie dough for one scoop, and cake flavored ice cream for the other, topped with rainbow sprinkles. It was very good. My fiancé and her dad also enjoyed their dessert.

3/6/2026 we came here for a sweet treat after having dinner across the street at Zero One. This is…read morea clean, friendly, happy feeling store and the ladies a so nice and helpful. They have several Fro yo flavors and toppings galore! Besides frozen yogurt (froyo), they have other sweets for your choosing. Load it up but be careful it is sold by the weight . Then we got to walk off dinner and desert on the way home

We stopped in for froyo on a hot day. This place was very clean and tidy. Lots of fun candy if…read moreyou're looking for something different. The froyo was delicious and the cashier was very friendly.

Amazing and fresh food. Fun environment. Would recommend for anyone. The servers are nice and there…read moreis a military discount.

Stopped here on my way across Texas. First, let me just say how nice it is to have a non-fast food…read moreplace to stop rest and get some food. cons: Month immediately, the first person you meet is the person who takes your order and she was sour as a lemon. Absolutely no customer service, no greeting, no smile. We all have bad days but you could tell this was just who she is... Maybe make her in charge of cleaning things and not dealing with the customers? (the same person could care less when the couple next to me received their order backwards. The woman couldn't eat spicy foods and her burger was covered with spicy items. She took it up to the woman taking orders and the woman refused to do anything. Wow.) The restrooms, wood sides along booths, pickle table and the condiments/tables need a serious cleaning - there is grossness abounding. I didn't see one person busing or cleaning in the restaurant - and it shows! Gross. The fries could've been great if they were crispy but they were all super soggy. FRY FAIL! Onions: you can leave them thick for the onion rings but if you're putting a slice of onion on my burger you better slice it thin. Nobody needs a huge half inch thick slice of onion in the middle of a burger. PRO: The burger was cooked to perfection. At least they got that right, which is why I gave them three stars - nothing else I experienced in this restaurant deserved any stars. The owner/manager are lazy at best cause they obviously don't care about the customer experience.

Feels like you're teleported to a lodge on top of a mountain where you're surrounded by snow…read more There's a lot of variety for drinks and a good menu with food. Had a turkey Gouda sandwich and it was served with the biggest slice of tomato and I loved that. I had the Smokey Mountain smores and the horchata both served hot....to die for. So good! Ate and drank too fast to take a picture. Oops. Definitely going back. It's a good place to go alone or with a group of friends.

Adorable coffee shop and delicious coffee but customer service is lacking. When I asked the…read moreemployee about the gluten free cake pops, he didn't seem to know what I was talking about and simply said well if the sign says it then I guess it is. Not too reassuring. Then the girls making the coffee just stood there and talked about their weekend without greeting or engaging with customers or really paying attention to how hot you are steaming the milk. The cup was so hot I couldn't even hold it with the sleeve on it. Very disappointing.