I had a very frustrating experience at this Dairy Queen today that had nothing to do with the food…read moreand everything to do with customer service. I placed a mobile order for a Snow Drift, nachos, and a drink. The Snow Drift is still listed as available on the Dairy Queen website, which is why I ordered it. After waiting in line, I was abruptly told they "don't carry that anymore" with no apology, explanation, or attempt to help. I wasn't offered alternatives or recommendations--just told to pull forward. When I asked to cancel the order, I was incorrectly told I had to do it myself through the app. When the app instructed me to call the store, I did--only to be given conflicting information again and told it had already been canceled, which made no sense given what I had just been told. The person I spoke to claimed to be the manager but clearly did not understand the cancellation process. Later, the actual manager called me. Instead of listening to my experience, she immediately minimized it, interrupted me repeatedly, and talked over me while defending the employee. I was never allowed to fully explain what happened, despite being asked to do so. Limited-time items being unavailable happens--that's understandable. Being dismissive, providing incorrect information, and refusing to listen to a customer is not. With so many food options available, I won't be returning to this location or any others ran by the same general manager.

Making sure food is in proper containers when served and not piled up on everything when put into a…read moresmall box

I was driving through town around lunchtime, and the Subway sign caught my eye…read more This place is actually two restaurants under one roof. It is a combo Deluca Pizza and Subway. I came for a Subway and cannot comment on the Deluca Pizza half. Parking in front is limited. The one space left was a tight squeeze for my medium-sized SUV. Interestingly, even at lunchtime when I arrived, and the small parking lot full, there were few people inside. Everything I saw looked very clean and orderly. I was not greeted by either business as I entered. I went to the Subway counter and had a short wait for my turn. The young man who took my order was not overly friendly or engaging, but he was efficient, made my sandwich well as I ordered it. When I requested a couple of additional napkins, he obliged. My sandwich was delicious, as expected. I enjoyed it at a nice picnic spot a ways down the highway. I was happy with my visit. It would have been nice to have been greeted as I entered. It had kind of an assembly line feel, no connect with customers. Perhaps that changes if you live there and they recognize you as a returning customer. But the product was great and the service was functional.

Stingiest subway ever! If your hungry, just order 2 foot-longs!…read moreOne ain't going to do it.

I travel from San Antonio to Houston often, and I stop at this location every time. It's always…read moreclean, the food is fresh and hot, and the staff is consistently attentive and on their game. Special shout out to Ms. Debrah for her friendliness and outstanding work ethic. I really appreciate the attention she gave to the presentation of my order she delivered to my table. From my experience, I've had great experience every visit.

Dipping the meat in RANCID OIL is back. Never again! It used to be the best…read more Now the cook is retaliatory.

The onion rings are to die for!!! The burgers are made with fresh ingredients and taste homemade. I…read moreplan on coming back and trying other items off their menu. Everything is made to order so if you stop in here make sure you got a little time and they only take cash so depending on your wallet might be a little inconvenient.

I grew up in Sheridan and Dairy Delite was my childhood. I moved away as an adult and still miss…read moreit. I try to stop by when I am visiting family. My faves are the taco nachos and fried burrito with nacho cheese (and sometimes with chili too, depending on my mood). I also miss her malts so much as those are hard to get in the city. Mrs. Nance has fed the children of Sheridan for so many years. This is where the locals eat. There is Splashway now, but growing up, we had a pool only and we would walk over there barefoot after swimming from 2-6 every day to fill up on her delicious food. Memories!

I ordered a hamburger and fries, but they were nothing special. The buns fell apart and the fries…read morewere a bit greasy. The service was pretty basic, just "Can I take your order?" and not much else. But hey, at least the place was nice and clean.

This used to be our favorite hamburger stop and a must stop in Cuero on our way to Rockport…read more Sadly, today it no longer will be on our must stop places. Hamburger meat was overcooked and dry. When ordering, I asked for medium rare, the clerk responded all our meat is well done. So, I'm assuming no options! We won't be returning!!

Pretty good Mexican food off of ih10. I've been traveling between Houston and New Braunfels since…read more2009 and there's not a lot of decent food options outside of fast food. So this is a nice change. I had their chicken tortilla soup and it hit the spot! I am over eating terrible now that the Christmas holidays are over and needed something with vegetables! Enjoyed the soup filled with squash and carrots! They even served it with a side of rice so you could add to taste. The booths are large so you can easily sit 6 people. I love the kids menu had plenty of options. The only thing they were lacking was aguas frescas. My family has stopped here two other times but this is my first. I'll definitely have this place on my stops if we're hungry. My parents had some shrimp fajitas with veggies (they also wanted veggies) and I saw they cleaned their plates. My husband had the lazy plate I believe and said he enjoyed the empanadas.

The service was good & the place was clean but the food was just average! Very little seasoning and…read morebland tasting. The steak chimichanga was greasy and could've been way better if it had onions inside of it instead of just chopped up meat. The rice was hard with little flavor. The tacos were just ok. The chips & salsa was ok & queso was good. No, I most likely won't stop here the next time coming back or going to Texas.

What a pleasant surprise it was to find this lovely casual restaurant tucked inside what was once…read morean old home and now part of a garden supply nursery and marketplace. We had a group of 8 adults who had just completed touring 2 of the Painted Churches, in and around Schulenburg. While our tour guide greeted several servers as we entered like old friends, I don't think that was the cause of their friendliness to our group as a whole, I saw them happily greeting everyone and providing excellent service. Our happy server quickly took drink orders, you can tell when a server is confident in her job and knows the routines as she never wrote anything down but when she returned with drinks, the orders were all correct. She then took orders for lunch, we had a variety of offerings from the menu. I decided on the Tzatziki Salad, a nicely presented Greek style salad with grilled chicken breast slices and some tzatziki with pita points. Others around me had the Rueben and the grilled chicken salad and said everything was perfect. I also heard great things about the home made chicken salad and their hamburgers. And if you feel like your garden needs a bit more color, just step into the garden center after lunch and pick out some lovely plants to take home!

Dined here for lunch with my mom and our tour guide from the Chamber as a break in the middle of…read moreour day for the Painted Churches tour. I was pleasantly surprised at the absolutely amazing freshness and quality of the food and modern/light atmosphere of this place (a bit unexpected after a few lackluster food experiences in Schulenberg leading up to our lunch here). It was every bit at good as some of the cafes I've eaten in major cities (where there is heavy dining competition). Mom and I both ordered their delicious chicken salad sandwich, piled high (but not too thickly) with shredded chicken on perfectly baked, flaky (but not too flaky) croissant bread. The chicken salad was a perfect blend of seasonings with a few cranberries for a little sweetness. Divine! Each sandwich came with a side of crispy/perfect (seemingly handmade) chips. Our tour guide ordered a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich which she seemed to really enjoy as well, complete with perfectly buttered and crisp grilled sourdough bread. The atmosphere was very modern and new yet warm and dotted with beautiful antique pieces (be sure to check out the old buffet across from the bathroom doors, gorgeous!). And this place seemed packed with many locals in their brunch attire to enjoy the great food and great hospitality of the wait staff. Behind the restaurant, they also host a beautiful nursery where you can browse under the trees through their fairly extensive collection of plants (flowering and non flowering - we saw some variations of native flowering plants we've either never seen before or don't see often so my mom purchased a few for her garden!), chat with the very knowledgeable and friendly owner of the nursery, browse the little nursery gift shop full of unique and beautiful items, and even visit with the sweet "shop" kitties (who seem to like to hang out near the nursery gift shop entrance) if you wish. All in all, a very special experience at this gem in Schulenberg. We will definitely make this our number one stop for meals (and to buy more plants) in Schulenberg when we return!

A must stop if you are traveling between Houston and Austin on Hwy 71. I'm usually a Bucees guy,…read morebut this place specializes in something that the beaver doesn't. Kolaches! Arguably one of the greatest foods ever invented. Atleast in my world. How can you go wrong with bread filled with sweet or savory fillings? Hruska's is about halfway between Houston and Austin and a perfect rest stop to fill up on gas, use the clean facilities, grab a snack or indulge in their amazing baked goods. They are steeped in history and have been around for decades passing along the family recipes. It's obviously improved structurally over the years from a country store and looks like a modern gas station now. It's always pretty busy every time I have stopped in, but they are a well oiled machine and keep the masses moving with excellent customer service. They have all your gas station essentials like snacks and beverages. What sets them apart is their bakery. Here, they label their kolaches as the traditional fruit filled variety. I like them, but they are never my first choice. I love the ones with meat inside. Here, they label these as pigs in a blanket. They have a large variety of both. I usually go for a regular sausage and cheese, but over here, they sell a delicious pan sausage kind. On top of all their sweet and savory baked goods, they also sell burgers on the grill. Their burgers have made it to the Texas Monthly Top 50 burger spots. I have yet to try it. Overall, this is an always stop place for me. I highly recommend stopping here to stretch your legs and enjoy a delicious pastry while you're at it. I will definitely be back.

Great half way stop between Houston and Austin. Friendly gas stop / local bakery with a Texas…read moreSouthern Hospitality vibe. Gas prices were reasonable for being directly off 71 and service was friendly. Plenty of snacking choices with a local bakery with signature kolaches and Danish. Worth a look !!

What an experience! I decided to stop here for a burger and a shake on the way home from Houston…read moresince I had once tried the Texas Burger in Madisonville and liked it. First there was the drive-thru. The speaker doesn't work, there is no sign warning you, and somehow you are supposed to know what you want when you get to the window. Fine for those regulars familiar with the menu but they have no paper menu to look at when you get there. So the kid starts reciting it. To make it easy I ordered a double Texas burger dry with cheese, lettuce, tomato, and lots of onion. Kid didn't know what flavor ice cream for the shake they had, so he had to go look and memorize the flavors So I pay and wait. My receipt comes back saying no onion after ordering extra and nothing about dry. So they had to remake the burger and give a proper receipt. Everything was a big production, a comedy of errors by a completely clueless and incompetent crew with no adult supervision. I ate my burger while waiting for my shake and it was good. But I surely wouldn't recommend using the drive thru. Yelp was down for service else I'd have checked in. The business shares a spot with Subway and was hard to find as signage is poor despite being near the freeway.

While returning from a work trip, I found this place and decided to stop to get a burger…read more I ordered the double meat burger with Cajun fries, drink and a cookie. Added jalapeno peppers. The place was crowded and a little slow. They shared space with subway and even shared cookies, which made me happy. I love subway cookies. It took awhile for the food to be ready. I stood while waiting. The inside was clean enough, floor a little sticky but I got my food to go. Got to the car to eat. The burger was very good and huge. It was like a homemade burger with premade patties. Lots of fresh veggies and good flavor. I couldn't finish it all but ate quite a bit. The fries and chocolate chip cookie were good. The drink was super weak. I got a Diet Coke. I would recommend getting the burger cut in half to eat in the car. It was huge.