Highly recommend! This is a laidback place to hang out AND they have excellent food! We tried the…read morebrisket Mac-n-cheese and the brisket frito pie this time. Both were out of this world! And the drinks are pretty good too! This is a family owned and operated business with a lot for everyone (even the kids) to do! The service is excellent, and the owners clearly care about excellence.

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.

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

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 .

I went here a year ago with my family while we were on a roadtrip. We just picked the first place…read morewe saw cause we were starving, this was one of the best meals of our lives. You know it's good when you can't stop dreaming and talking about it for the next year to come. Literally the best barbecue ever!!!! And we have all had SO much barbecue in our lives and all agree. So tender, so flavorful, I dream of the day I can eat here again lol!! And the staff were wonderful!

Called for delivery of family meal last weekend; food arrived on time, well packaged and warm. We…read moreloved it!

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!

We loved this place! The atmosphere was relaxed and fun, the food was great and we had awesome…read moredrinks! Highly recommended! We will be back.

We headed to Hippie Chic's River Shack after finishing a three-hour family tubing trip with Andy's…read more After several hours on the river, everyone was hungry and ready to relax. One thing we didn't realize from looking at the reviews was that although they apparently offer food other than pizza at other times, in the evening the food options were basically limited to the pizza kitchen and bar. We just missed getting a spot in the main parking area and had to use the overflow parking. The restaurant sits on a fairly large property with some funky little cabins scattered around. One thing we really appreciated as parents was that there seemed to be only one main entrance/exit to the restaurant area. That made it much easier to let the kids wander around and play without constantly worrying about where they were going. The property itself has a fun, laid-back river atmosphere with some cool repurposed pickup truck seating, swings, and benches. It definitely feels like a place designed for hanging out after a day on the river. Ordering was a little frustrating. The main bar handled pizza, salads, mixed drinks, and other orders. There was also a cash-only bar, but its selection was mostly canned drinks. If you wanted a mixed drink and weren't paying cash, you had to stand in the main food line again, which made getting another drink while waiting for food unnecessarily cumbersome. We initially ordered several pizzas, salads, and breadsticks. The food took quite a while to come out. The salads were okay, and the pizza crust was good, although our pizzas were slightly overcooked and the toppings and overall pizza were pretty mediocre. The breadsticks came with what seemed to be the same pizza sauce, which was extremely thick and almost tomato-paste-like. The biggest disappointment was the value. The pizzas are fairly small, and we eventually had to order two more. We have two boys, 10 and 7, and a 5-year-old daughter, and somehow our family ended up needing four pizzas. At nearly $20 each, that's a lot of money for pizza--especially when the food itself wasn't particularly memorable. Drinks were mixed as well. The margarita was okay, while the recommended coconut margarita was much too sweet for my taste. On the positive side, they had a good beer selection and were happy to let me sample before choosing one. The bathrooms were pretty small, but otherwise the property worked really well for a family. The kids could play, we felt comfortable letting them explore, and there was plenty of room to hang out after being on the river. Overall, Hippie Chic's is a fun and family-friendly place to unwind after tubing, and the setup of the property is probably its biggest strength. Unfortunately, the limited evening food choices, mediocre pizza, small portions, and poor value kept the experience from being better. I'd consider coming back for the atmosphere and a drink, but I'd have a hard time spending close to $100 on four small pizzas wit tip again.

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.

So good! We had sausage and brisker! Loved the BBQ sauce. Service was great! Will be back when…read morewe go back to Del Rio.

Stopped at Heavy's BBQ with three more families. The brisket and the pork ribs were excellent, the…read moremac & cheese, creamy corn and cole slaw were the perfect sides for the meat. The place is real, the family was there, working hard for your business, I'll be back.

Beerfest 09/19/26…read more Flight of four... Oktoberfest Kolsch Mexican Lager Dark Lager Bartender was helpful in choosing what I might try. Oktoberfest was really good, So another pint was ordered! Schnitzel Box food truck for the event was super good... Jager plate with potatoes, bratwurst with Sauerkraut. Yum! Looks are deceiving at this location. Brewery in a strip mall. But take a walk out back, And Wow! Huge outdoor area in the backyard plus a good size stage for bands. Phone was dying so didn't get a lot of pics to share. But I'll be back for sure!

Found this on a mini road trip. Nice cold beer always hits the spot…read more No food service, but does have a few bagged snacks to purchase if needed.