Such an awesome little place and the inside is very welcoming! Food is amazing and the staff are…read moreextremely kind. Highly recommended.

Do not let the outside fool you! Great Food and a very nice family. One review stated that since…read morethey opened, they have gone down hill on food & service...we disagree! Miah's were amazing! Beef tacos were great as well!

Tasty food ( chorizo and migas) but $11.50 and $12 for those plates ?!?!Cash and carry window, no…read morewait service, no free water ?? I'll pass this place by the next time I'm in town and try someplace else

On our way to Louisiana. Needed a taco. Found this jewel. Carne guisada taco was great. Great bean…read moreand cheese. Fajita was a little tough. It is a bit of a wait. But worth it. CALL AHEAD HELPS. Can't wait to try other burritos

Stopped for lunch during our road trip and we were highly impressed with the food and service. The…read moreribeye tacos are amazing!

Food was mediocre and the service was the worst I've ever experienced at a place that served…read moreliquor. Back in the day, you got your cocktail before you had to place your food order. Note to management, you might sell more. The appetizer was shrimp poppers and the waiter never asked how they were or anything, given I ate only 1. Good luck. I'll never return.

After driving from Houston to La Grange, we were starving, so we were happy to find Las Fuentes…read morejust a short walk from our Airbnb. One of the highlights of the meal was the fresh, homemade tortillas. They were warm, soft, and clearly made in-house, making the fajitas even more enjoyable. The fajitas themselves were flavorful, tender, and arrived sizzling hot. And if you're in the mood for a margarita, be prepared--they're gigantic! Definitely big enough to help you unwind after a day of traveling. The only downside was the service. We came in for a later lunch, and it felt like the staff was eager to clear our table while we were still finishing up. A little later, we realized the staff was getting ready to eat their own meal. I completely understand wanting to take a break, but it would have been nice if someone had simply let us know they were about to close for a staff meal. That bit of communication would have made the experience feel much more welcoming instead of rushed. Overall, the food was the standout, especially the fresh tortillas and delicious fajitas. I'd happily return for the food and those oversized margaritas.

I went here this week with a friend of mine - close to lunchtime. I rated it at three because I…read moredidn't like mine at all but my friends meal looked delicious! I got two enchiladas with a guacamole salad and a cheese puff. I had no idea what the cheese puff was and it was very disappointed to find out it was nothing more than a small taco salad bowl filled with cheese. The guacamole salad was very small. I was not wild about the taste of either the beef or the cheese enchilada. But my friend got shrimp fajitas and they looked good, smelled good and tasted so good! Everything was prepared very well, especially the shrimp. If I go back again, I will definitely know what to order and what not to order lol The staff was very friendly and very attentive!

9/10 chicken and dumplings 9/10 roasted turkey sandwich…read moreAll I can say is wow. Best chicken and dumplings I've had. Sandwich was very fresh. If there was a McAllisters right next door, I'd come to the bakery 9 out of 10 times. I almost ordered a gallon of soup to go. Had to settle for a cup There's a small seating area in the store. Next time I'll grab a drink and chips from there. Staff very friendly

For a town celebrated for its charm, I expected this bakery to embody the same warmth…read more As a first-time visitor and tourist, I naturally had questions about the bakery's history and the pastries they're known for. The woman who appeared to be the bakery manager, working around 8:15 a.m., answered every question with an attitude that felt forced, dismissive, and unwelcoming. When someone says, "This is my first time here," it's usually an opportunity to create a memorable experience--not make them feel like they're interrupting your morning. I won't be rating the bakery's famous pigs in a blanket because, to me, hospitality is part of the product. Outstanding customer service can elevate good food to a great experience. Without it, even the town's signature pastry loses some of its appeal.

Friendly service, great food. I love the frozen margaritas. Everything I have tried has been great.read more

Ate here only once, there was only another couple there at the time. The food was ok, but it wasn't…read moregreat.

When you're just passing through... on the perfect day for Tuesday tacos! My favorite!…read more Greeted by a friendly hostess who took my to go order. She had dark hair. :-). Delicious Tuesday tacos for $2.50! I got chicken and steak and it tasted good!

Leila was our server and she was an all star. Thank you! service was on point and the food were…read moresuper good. Id definitely come back

This was a pleasant find a little off I-10 and after eating I discovered that Texas 71 provided a…read morenice angled return to I-10 going east. It's 4 lanes, not a lot of traffic and limited access as well. Nice low stress return to I-10 after a tasty lunch. The building obviously used to be a home and the inside just further confirms it. Lots of comfortable seating throughout. Parking is all around the building and much of it is in shade from several large trees on the property. It was lunchtime busy when we arrived but we got seated quickly and the service never faltered. The pimento cheese and sausage appetizer was so good. Picky eater got 2 plain chopped brisket tacos and enjoyed them. I got the brisket plate and was surprised to find sausage on there too. The slaw and beans for sides were good choices. Both were very tasty and definitely all their own recipe. We enjoyed it enough that we shall be hoping that lunchtime timing works out again when we are eastbound on I-10 in this area.

While cruising back from a day trip nearby my partner and I got really hungry and of course was in…read morethe mood for some barbecue. We ran into a couple of signs on our way down the highway and The Back Porch BBQ peaked our interest so we stopped in. Parking and location was super easy to get to and navigate. This is a small town BBQ spot so I for sure was impressed with how many folks were inside dining and how many cars the lot could hold. It was a Saturday afternoon and everyone had tables full of delicious barbecue that we passed in front of as we got sat by the friendly staff. We loved the moist brisket sandwich, fall off the bone pork ribs, plus Later on we ordered 1lb of their jalapeno cheddar sausage to go and had it the very next day while back at home in Austin. The sausage was so juicy and succulent that we didn't regret having leftovers for even another meal - morning breakfast with egg - the next day. Portions were large and there was plenty of food to bring back home with us to enjoy later. Great and wonderful and attentive staff is what makes this spot even that more enjoyable.

River Side Cafe is a budget friendly spot with good Mexican food and attentive service. Portions…read moreare generous, and the kitchen moves fast, our food came out surprisingly quick. The migas with chorizo and cheese were packed with flavor, super cheesy, and the sides were equally impressive with the beans being a standout. As a parent, finding a place with a changing table is a huge win these days, so major props to them for keeping the amenity available. The only real miss was the coffee, which unfortunately tasted pretty watered down. Overall, it is an option if you are looking for good food, fair prices, and helpful staff.

We absolutely love riverside! Breakfast more so and it's all day! Anytime family comes we makes…read moresure to make a pit stop

Stopped here to use the restroom and get a bite to eat on our way back home from Austin. I've been…read morehere once before but went through the drive thru. I'm rating this location with 2 stars instead of 1 because I love the convenience of the automatic doors at the entrance/exit and that the restroom was decent. We pulled up around 3:15 and noticed the parking lot was empty and that there were no customers in the drive thru. I don't recall a time that I've ever been to a McDonald's and it not be busy. When we walked in, the first thing I saw were fries everywhere on the floor, trash on the tables and two of the employees posted up at the front counter having their own side conversation! So there was no reason the lobby should have looked the way it did. I thought to myself, if the lobby looked unkept, I was sure the restroom was going to be just as bad if not worse; I was surprised. The restroom was actually decent! No toilet paper on the floor; no trash running over in the receptacle. The way the lobby looked, made me give a hard pass on ordering anything to eat because it gave me the impression that the crew that worked here was lazy ‍ It was like seeing how someone keeps a very untidy home and then have the nerve to offer you something to eat; no thank you.

In less than a week I somehow visited both the best McDonalds I have ever been to outside Boston…read morewith the fireplace in the dining room and the worst McDonalds I have ever been to at this location outside Austin. It would make a fun point-to-point trip for novelty travel vloggers like Ian, you know the one Ian if you spend enough time online, "air conditioning outside!"-Ian, someone I would definitely be best friends with given our common interests in key lime pie and whimsy. These are two entirely separate worlds apart from the good one outside Boston and this awful one right here. I pulled off the road after a difficult work day in Austin on the way back into Houston for a refreshing frozen Coke. The best frozen Coke I ever had was in Orlando just a few weeks ago, they mixed both the vanilla coke and cherry coke flavours as a secret (well, less-secret-now) VIP favour to me in Disney Springs. I wanted to re-live that experience or at least get as near as possible to it for refreshment you can find close to the highway between Austin and Houston. I moseyed on in to order in the store since outside Boston I found a fireplace in the dining room at that McDonalds. What would I find here outside Austin, maybe a banjo? A steer that they are supposed to be famous for around here? A drag queen that got sidetracked whilst getting dressed that morning and left the house gussied up as Bing Bong (on a normal day, not Halloweekend) rather than in drag? Maybe something else? The sky is the limit on these possibilities once you find a fireplace in a McDonalds dining room, anything can happen in a dining room now. I ordered my frozen coke and paid. I waited for my order. I had already ordered and paid, mind you. Then the guy comes out and tells me that the frozen coke machine is broken. Why did they let me order and pay for something they knew they did not have? I said ok, gimme the frozen Dr Pepper since we can't have everything but we can get close. He said that machine was broken, but somehow inexplicably they had the frozen blue one working. Da fuq? There is only one freezy drink machine, it is an unholy drink cloaca where all flavours come out of one hole like a Coke freestyle stand in Orlando, it is not separate holes for each beverage like Club Cool in Epcot. I accepted the blue thing I did not want since I had already ordered and paid and the traffic was only getting worse on the road so I wanted to get back on the road to Houston. I was presented with a blue thing that was like 75% filled. It tasted and smelled like it had been mixed with Sam Vimes' dirty boots and rubber cement. It was dreadful. I am a certified hater (see my one star reviews from the particularly spicy years of 2011-2016) so I actually WOULD wish this on my worst enemy, but not myself. I was plenty fine it was not completely filled after all since it was assigned immediately to the circular filing system. Don't mess with [frozen cokes]