The best burger I have ever had! My husband loved the brews! We kept coming back while on our…read morevacation! My only thing is I wish they had an allergen menu as my daughter cannot have dairy but the people working there did their best to accommodate! No AC but plenty of fans! Forgot to take a pic of the food- it looked too good!

Dropped in for some brews. Good beer, good vibes, nice location. The food we did try , the shrimp…read morebasket was pretty good. All in all nice little brewery to stop in for.

We visit often and usually order the East Village or Da 'Bronx pizza--so good every time. Great…read morequality ingredients, perfectly cooked, and consistently delicious. The place looks small from the outside, but there's more seating than you'd expect, which is a nice surprise. Service is excellent, and the desserts are a must-try too. Definitely one of our go-to spots in Leakey!

Indoor seating area decent sized and clean. Young lady who took our order was very kind and…read moreattentive. Later found out she was the owner. The house salad was seemingly just bagged salad with some add ons. Not sure if the Caesar would have been a better choice. The hot food however more than made up for it. Pizza was excellent. We got the Staten Island which is just their basic pepperoni but extremely generous with the toppings and crust was excellent. Also had an order of manicotti which was great. The sauce was excellent. Prices were very reasonable on everything. Definitely will visit them again the next time we are in the area.

Small town eatery with lots of locals and Mardi Gras decor. Food varies but is usually hardy and…read morehot. Brisket is fresh and tasty. Homemade sides and the loaded potatoes are good. Could use some cleaner fats (butter is margarine) and some healthier options, but lots of choices .

The place is rather cool looking and one of the few restaurants. The food was good but the service…read morewas pretty unfriendly. Like the most disinterested waitress ever. But she was watching a game and it wasn't busy so maybe she just had better things lol. I don't necessarily need conversation but she really wasn't interested. Maybe it's a thing. However the bathrooms smelled nice so that's a bonus

THE BEST BBQ! The…read morepeople running the place have such a comforting presence! The plating is very well done, you start with picking form options on the screen and meal options as well. At the cutting board, you will make your way down to the self serving beans and several other sides and toppings! You pay and fill your soda of choice. You can make your way to the right entry and there is several seating options inside. Or make your way outside where you see where the delicious meat is smoked. The meat is so tender and made with so much love it is the best comfort food. The potato salad is top tier I recommend 100%

Everyone was friendly and the atmosphere was exactly what you'd expect in a divey, local BBQ joint…read more I had the brisket and sausage (made locally in Kerrville), and my husband had the ribs. Where to begin? None of the meats are seasoned well and they lacked the smoky flavor promised by the stacks of wood outside. I asked if the sides were made in house and was assured they are. The potato salad is, for sure, out of a carton - both the potato texture and flavor made me think of prepared grocery store quality. The cole slaw was fresh, but had no flavor. I had to heavily salt and pepper everything to eat it. Even the beans were straight out of a can. Unfortunately, their homemade sauce didn't make any of it more palatable. It's thin in texture and flavor. Little to no sugar, no cayenne for heat, no vinegar to balance. Just a red sauce that didn't taste anything akin to barbecue sauce. Unfortunately, this was our one chance to try the famous Texas BBQ and my only hope is that it's not indicative of all Texas BBQ.

I love Camp Wood. Always have. Feels like a second home. The kind of town where the stars shine…read morebright, the river runs cold, and time slows down just enough to appreciate a bite to eat. Now let's talk quesadillas. I'm a man of simple pleasures. A properly done quesadilla is near holy to me. It doesn't need to be Michelin-starred. It just needs to be made with love. I've made plenty myself. Most look like crime scenes but all taste like comfort. That's the standard. So when I dropped $15 for a quesadilla and chips, no drink, I expected to be floored. In a town like this? That's bold pricing. That's Dallas energy. But the truth? My socks stayed firmly on. The quesadilla was fine. Melted cheese, thin tortilla, a bit of steak and salsa. But not $15 fine. And when the price punches that high, the flavor has to hit harder. This one came out like a featherweight. Here's what carried the stars: The staff. Sweet as pie, welcoming, and fast. If I was rating people, this would be a 5-star joint. But I'm rating the plate, and that brings it down to a solid 3. Would I come back? Probably. But next time I'll bring a drink, lower my expectations, and remind myself the real meal in Camp Wood is the peace and quiet.

Amazing service and food! We came in to town for the weekend and we drove past this spot on the…read moreway in and made plans to eat there during our stay. Amazing selection of food. The veggie a quesadillas were SOOOO good! Pizza was some of the best we've ever had. Salads were so fresh. My husband said the spicy cream corn was phenomenal. We will be back on our next visit! 10/10.

Great BBQ eat here every Friday. Best BBQ in this part of…read morethe country. We take guests when they are in town. We also get meat for covered dish dinner dishes at the church.

This place hit the spot and was the perfect choice when driving across West Texas! Family run and…read morewere friendly and helpful. This will definitely be on our list to stop by on our way through again! Our party ordered: cheeseburgers, Brisket sandwich, Brisket plate, 2 meat place, and fried green beans. Tried it all and everything was delicious!

It has been a few years since we have been here. Still great outside place. Full bar now. Only…read morepizza, bar and beer until summer starts. (didn't summer start in February when it was 99?). We had a very good margarita. Looking forward to the summer menu. New owners.

Sadly, this place was a disappointment. We went solely for food. We specifically wanted burgers,…read morebut the burger serving spot was closed. The main bar spot happens to serve coal fired pizza though so we decided to give it a try. All their pies on the menu sounded good and my wife picked one minus a balsamic drizzle that was given to us on the side. She also ordered some garlic knots. The food arrived pretty quick and looked good, but maybe a little too toasty. Turned out that too toasty was right. They apparently must have had their heat on too high because the garlic knots were definitely burned and could have used a lot more garlic flavor. The char taste won over the garlic. The pizza was a little over toasted on the outside, but still needed some cooking in the middle. We hungrily ate half, but the rest went with us and ended up in the trash and we ALWAYS eat leftover pizza, even cold! And even from gas stations! The $50 price tag with 2 alcoholic drinks definitely wasn't worth it. Great atmosphere and nice people though. Nice place for a drink with friends and your pups. Skip the grub though.

Pizza was huge and fabulous. Really enjoyed the pizza. Our trip was during some trying times so it…read morewas a real treat for us

Not bad for a little pizza place. Pizzas are made to order so took a little bit. I got the chicken…read moreAlfredo chicken and picked all the chicken off because it tasted like rubber. Should've stuck with pepperoni. Crust was pretty good. Beer wasn't as cold as I would've liked. Would be nice if they served pizza by the slice.

was just passing through on our way to Eagle Pass, Tx and was looking for somewhere to have late…read morelunch and saw a big sign that says BBQ. We decided to stop and check it out. And thank goodness it did not disappoint. We've been wanting some real Texas bbq and we found the right spot. The place is clean and the staff were friendly. We ordered two and three meat combos and we were super excited to seat down and try. Our meals were spot on. The bbq ribs and meats were just smoked and grilled so good. The sides of potato salad and mac and cheese and bbq beans were delicious! We are so glad to have come across this place. I truly satisfied our hunger and we are highly content.

This is real Texas bbq no frills no glam just a simple building with good food. Order at the…read morecounter & take it to your seat. Prices are very fair for the portions. I got the "heavy d" add cheese. This was a big plate of chopped beef & sausage topped with beans sauce cheese onions & pickles. Just a mess of an offering but so good. My sisters had the loaded baked potato which was huge as well.

Was surprised how nice the plae is, will be back again! Had a flight of different beers and will be…read morebringing my growler next time.

I kicked things off last Thursday night, At Bandera…read moreBrewery... something wasn't right. I gave their beers a hopeful toast... But it tasted like soap, with a hint of... ghost? First up: Ice Haus Ultra Lite, Which somehow managed to clean my palate... out of spite. It tasted like soap - no exaggeration - Like someone dry-hopped it with hotel sanitation. Then came the Mexican Lager, full of fizz, But the flavor? Honest to God - horse piss. Sharp on the nose, rough on the tongue, A cruel joke in a pint-sized stein slung. Last, the Strawberry Blond - a sweet little pour, That smacked of Runtz candy and lab-made decor. Artificial as a neon tan, More chemistry than strawberry jam. Now look, the staff was nice, the space was fine, The outdoor area? A decent time. But you go to a brewery for beer worth the sip, Not a ghostly, soapy, fruit-flavored trip. I wanted to love it - truly, I tried. But each glass left me a little more fried. Two stars for the effort, the charm, and the crew... But next round? We'll be drinking somewhere new.