We had the breakfast tacos. Brisket, Egg & Cheese as well as Bacon Egg and Cheese. The tortillas…read morewere fantastic and the smoky flavor from the meat was really yummy! Looking forward to making this a new lunch staple. Good for grab and go sandwiches and salads. Owner was super nice. Setting is really cute in the Old Lumberyard. The shop is very new but looking forward to seeing what all it becomes.

From the owner: Grab and Go Sandwiches, Salads, Soup, Fruits and Vegetables…read moreBreakfast and Lunch Tacos Farmers Market Sweet and Savory

First time to visit at their new location in Johnson City. We enjoyed their sangria. The Mezza…read moreBoard was a feast for the senses; the Juliette feta dip was rich and flavorful and the hummus tasted freshly made. My wife loved the citrus marinated olives. Good service without the pretentiousness of a winery tasting room.

A gem in downtown Johnson City! We stopped by their new…read morelocation and were impressed from start to finish. The hours are convenient, the space is welcoming, and the food is exceptional. Don't miss the Morty D -- served on thin, flaky focaccia, it's one of the best sandwiches we've had in the Hill Country. We also tried the Cab Franc, which was smooth, well-balanced, and a perfect pairing for a relaxed afternoon. The staff, including the owner, made us feel right at home. Friendly, passionate, and clearly committed to creating something special. This spot is a must-visit for anyone looking for a truly local wine and food experience in the Hill Country.

Hands down the best Reuben I've ever had. I used to serve them in my restaurants years ago, and…read morepeople raved about them--but this one tops them all. Absolutely delicious. I love stopping here and trying something new every time. The flights are great, the atmosphere is relaxing and spotless, and I never leave without grabbing a bag of coffee beans--the coffee is just that good. This place never disappoints. I've been coming since 2017, and it's always been consistently excellent.

We stopped here for drinks then later lunch. Screw Loose Blonde was cold and refreshing. My wife…read morethought her Judy Bloom mimosa was good. The pecan sweet chicken fried chicken with mac & cheese and mustard dreens were great. Chicken came out perfectly cooked. Be sure to add a side of peppered gravy to enjoy the chicken fried two ways. Gravy was 8/10 per wife. The mac & cheese had a subtle jalapeno kick to it with big chunks of bacon. Rumpus rye beer was tasty.

So incredibly delicious ! A must stop when you are in the area . Check the hours and days open !read more

We were traveling through this area and needed a place to stop. This is a very small café and I…read morethink they were short staffed that day. The food was good and staff was very friendly.

Visited Herencia Cuisine while on a weekend getaway at Exotic Zoo Resort. We got a to-go go order…read moreof Brussels sprouts, chicken ravioli, and Chicken pesto panini. The order took a while to make but the chef was kind so it balances the wait time. Plus he gave us extra chicken to make up for the wait. The Brussels sprouts and ravioli were amazing. Loved it. The chicken panini however was a little dry. It would have been 5 stars if the chicken was more juicy. It is also a bit overpriced but that was pretty much all restaurants in the area.

Excellent but fairly overpriced food. We got the mushroom, and chicken pesto risottos, for $16 a…read morepiece. They were ~1.5 cups of food at most, and extremely tasty. For the richness, you probably shouldn't eat much more than that but as far as value goes $16 for that amount is a bit steep, especially for Johnson City.

Super cute eatery, with a vast menu and friendly staff. We were passing through the town and…read moredecided to give it a try. We ordered the Supreme BS, Bacon, Egg, n Cheese BS, and a bowl of bacon and eggs for our dog. We sat outside due to having our dog with us. It was a nice day so we sat at one of the tables and enjoyed our delicious sandwiches. Great option!

Friendly staff, delicious coffee. We enjoyed some kolaches and the doggies licked their pup cups…read moreclean.

chicken bites and swiss and rice so good!!! and you get two sides…read more ggggggggggggggggggggg

If I could, I would eat every meal in a country diner like this. I will pass up 20 chain…read morerestaurants just to eat at a place like Hill Country Cupboard. You can tell it's old school and has been around forever as soon as you walk in the door. I was there to try their famous chicken fried steak, but the chicken fried pork chops caught my eye! Change of plans! My brother got the daily lunch special, which was catfish. Both meals were excellent, and when they've got great gravy, you just can't beat fried pork chops! Throw in a great salad and fried okra, and you have a great meal that can't be beat! Service was very friendly, but not fast, because everything is fresh, and that's a good thing. I will be back!

I passed by this unassuming little gem several times before giving it a try…read more I wish I would have stopped sooner because the burgers are amazing. Flavorful, not dry and not greasy. Just right! The buns were fresh and all of the fixings were high quality. Nice little mom and pop vibe as well.

We were in the area for the lights and seen this place was nearby, so we tried it out…read more Parking is limited and there is an attached beer garden as well. You go up to counter to order then they call your number when food is ready. When you walk in it looks like there is limited seating but there is more seating to the left. We ordered a blue cheese burger, Deuce Burger and a crispy chicken salad. The burgers were delicious and its a good size patty. The chicken was good in the salad. Nice local spot with great tasting burgers and tried the blackberry cobbler that was good as well. We took that to go. You get the small ma/pa shop feel. If Im in the area, I would definitely revisit the place. Note that the prices on the board show a lower price than what it really is.

This was such a friendly place for dinner. The service was so good, and it felt like they cared…read moreabout everyone who walked in the door. My parents loved their chicken fried steak and talked about it for a week seriously. Ha! Also, the peach cobbler is almost like if bread pudding and cobbler had a baby, and it's to die for! I would love to see some more vegetarian (or even vegan) options on the menu, though. We didn't know they had a shortened menu during the holidays, so I was bummed that they had taken the meatless burger option off the menu. I know that it is Johnson City, but with all the tourists, a good veg option would be really appreciated. I did have a delicious tomato soup, though. They have great drinks, too, and they had a few fun ones for the holidays. I will definitely return here with the fam when we are back in town.

Let me first say I wish this establishment well, and hope they have success in their endeavors…read more I was in centex to visit daughter, and suggested a bbq tour of the small towns west of Aus. We arrived at P&C mid afternoon on a Monday. We were touring this and other towns, so only ordered the pulled pork sandwich, side of mac n cheese and side of mashed potatoes w gravy between the two of us. And some extra bbq sauce on the side. The pulled pork sandw comes premade with what looks to be homemade pickles, smoked pulled pork, coleslaw, & bbq sauce. The presentation is fairly impressive. Unfortunately, the taste did not measure up. We had bites of the sandwich as a whole, and also tasted the individual ingred by themself to get a feel for what contributed to the overall. The pulled pork was hit/miss. Some of it was generously smoked & that smokiness came through. Other bites of it the smoked flavor was not prominent. Mac n Cheese - solid. By far the best thing we tried. Super cheesy, flavorful. Nice work! Coleslaw - substandard. I'd say the C range. Pickles on the sandwich - they were thicker and appeared homemade. They didn't seem like they had been left to sit long enough on the shelf for the pickling to soak in. In appearance they were still very close to cucumbers instead of pickled cucumbers. Flavor wise they didn't taste like cukes, but nor did they add a dill-ish or sweet pickle flavor of substance. (Can see the pickles in attached pic, can see the color and texture doesn't look significantly pickled.) Sauce - extremely little flavor. The consistency was not watery, but you had to close your eyes and concentrate to taste what little flavor there was - as though it was watered down immensely. Sauce gets a D. Mashed potatoes & gravy. They served the gravy on the side. The potatoes themselves were good - a little buttery and therefore enjoyable. The consistency of the gravy was mealy - was unexpected, and odd. Lacked the common flavor of a hearty gravy begun with a roux of flour and meat drippings. (Zoom in on attached photo, you can see the mealy and almost-grainy texture of the gravy.) Overall we weren't impressed. The mac n cheese being the best thing is not what you expect at a bbq place. Like I said, we wish the establishment well. But we wouldn't come back when in Johnson City. Final note, the hostess/server was genuinely warm and friendly. She was wearing multiple hats, running around, but was pleasant and engaging.

Nice day great outdoor area. Food was yummy really friendly staff. You order inside and pay…read more Food was great. Really good bbq. Plenty to choose from. Lots of parking. Great for young kids they can play outside.

I'd been wanting to try this place for months. After finally going on a Friday night, I can…read moreconfidently say it was a complete waste of time--and one of the most frustrating dining experiences I've had in a long time. Let's start with the cashier. A high school-aged guy who couldn't have made it clearer that helping customers--especially disabled ones--was beneath him (I'm using my residual vision to see you, Mr. Curly Blond Boy). My friend and I are both visually impaired, so we asked a few simple, reasonable questions about the menu since we couldn't read the board. Instead of answering, he repeatedly pointed at it like that magically made it visible to us. We explained. We asked again. He still refused to actually help. This wasn't just bad service--it was an outright failure to provide even the most basic level of accessibility or human decency. Ordering turned into a ridiculous guessing game. Items were out, but instead of clearly communicating that, he made us drag the information out of him piece by piece. At one point, when we asked for mac and cheese and greens, he said, "We don't have that," and just... stopped. No clarification. No effort. We were left to guess which item he meant. That's not quirky or busy--that's lazy and dismissive. The food didn't come close to making up for it. The sausage and turkey were fine, though the sausage had jalapeño with zero warning--apparently transparency isn't a thing here. The brisket was so dry it was essentially inedible. The mac and cheese had decent flavor, but the pasta was cooked into complete mush and again the secret jalapeño zing was added. It's hard to overstate how unacceptable this experience was. When a business can't be bothered to answer basic questions or make even minimal accommodations for visually impaired customers, that's not just poor service--that's exclusionary. The place was not quirky, iconic, or appealing in any way. The decor was as generic as the food and service. It looks like they had a nice outdoor area, but we couldn't find a way out there to check it out. Apparently there was also a bar, but we didn't know it. We were given to cups to which we added water from the soda fountain. There are too many great BBQ spots out there to spend your time and money at one that treats accessibility like an inconvenience and customers like a burden. I won't be back.