This place has changed sooooo much since it opened. The appeal used to be the dinner experience. It's nothing more now than a loud bar where you have to go to the bar to order your food...off of a tiny menu that really has NOTHING good on it. I will NOT BE BACK EVER!
Cal Taylor
Place is super cool. Good food and drinks.
Dan S.
Headed to College Station and my kiddo wanted to try this place out. You might just pass this place up be sure to pay attention, because I passed it myself. Once inside the place had an old country feeling to it. The place was rustic, the staff was friendly and portions of food were massive. It's a pretty popular spot the place was packed and had to sit outdoors. My only complaint was it's hot outside folks. My breakfast burrito was massive and delicious. My wife and kiddo share a meal it was also delicious and lots of food. For the A&M parents, it's a great family place. Will definitely hit this place up soon.
Ryan C.
They were featured on a couple episodes on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri raving about the food. I decided to try it since I've lived just down the road for over 3 years. I'm happy to report it is not overrated. It is a little pricey but I believe it is mostly justified on cost. My wife and I had the Philly Cheesesteak with fries ($12.00 + $3.00 each) and it was all delicious. There is a proper amount of veggies on this sandwich and the steak itself is tender but cooked to perfection. The menu changes all the time so I'm excited to try some of the other items when my sad bank account replenishes. My children had grilled cheeses which made me laugh because this may be considered one of the fanciest places on this side of town. But kids will be kids. They serve you fountain drinks by the can or bottle, so don't expect to quench your thirst here without dropping a few bucks. The service was really nice, at least the lady who helped us was. She was alone in the bar to help around 8-10 people and did a good job. The atmosphere inside has an old homey/rustic feel to it, with a lot of history on the walls.
Isthef
We showed up during posted hours. Sign said closed but we saw an employee—older gentleman. We nicely asked if they were open, and grumpy pants says “private party. That’s why the gates closed.” Well first, the other gate was open, and second, your posted hours said you’re open. So, now I’m hesitant to take my 7 member family there. Well done grouch.
Patricia A.
Food was delicious! Service was very friendly and informative. Atmosphere was very neat and chill. Definitely a place I will return while in town.
Ginger M.
Great food (slap your momma good) great ser ice.
Cameron N.
Great food and great service I always take my family when they come to town, ask any old Aggie about hullabaloo, you won't be disappointed trying this spot
JM J.
They're only open like five or six random hours a week and you have to guess which hours those are before making the trek out there. No, thanks.They might as well permanently close like fritella and 5th and Main did. Mad Taco will follow suit too. All these places that start only being open a couple hours a week because they don't want to run a business will eventually get what they wished for.Food was good when I went there before the pandemic. Sounds like it sucks now. And sounds like the wait staff aren't very nice. Won't be going back.
Lisa P.
Good food, but dissatisfied with what was offered to account for the hair found in my meal. Also, pricier than I'd expect for a diner.
Great food and nice service! Sometimes it can get a little chaotic in the ordering counter due to the amount of people and space.
Tim S.
Wow! The breakfast menu is next level. I wish it was closer to campus. The evening menu could be better. Still good food though.
Hank M.
It a nice place and I enjoy the outdoor seating, the food was just a little pricier than what I expected and I didn't find it as filling as other places. Definitely a bucket list item for a college station student
Mike E.
Great quaint place. Friendly staff. Great place hidden away. Would definitely go here again.
Clif C.
This unique diner is worth the short drive just outside of College Station. We arrived just as they were opening up for dinner and we weren't the first one's there. Fun, friendly, and fantastic food.
This place has changed sooooo much since it opened. The appeal used to be the dinner experience. It's nothing more now than a loud bar where you have to go to the bar to order your food...off of a tiny menu that really has NOTHING good on it. I will NOT BE BACK EVER!
Place is super cool. Good food and drinks.
Headed to College Station and my kiddo wanted to try this place out. You might just pass this place up be sure to pay attention, because I passed it myself. Once inside the place had an old country feeling to it. The place was rustic, the staff was friendly and portions of food were massive. It's a pretty popular spot the place was packed and had to sit outdoors. My only complaint was it's hot outside folks. My breakfast burrito was massive and delicious. My wife and kiddo share a meal it was also delicious and lots of food. For the A&M parents, it's a great family place. Will definitely hit this place up soon.
They were featured on a couple episodes on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri raving about the food. I decided to try it since I've lived just down the road for over 3 years. I'm happy to report it is not overrated. It is a little pricey but I believe it is mostly justified on cost. My wife and I had the Philly Cheesesteak with fries ($12.00 + $3.00 each) and it was all delicious. There is a proper amount of veggies on this sandwich and the steak itself is tender but cooked to perfection. The menu changes all the time so I'm excited to try some of the other items when my sad bank account replenishes. My children had grilled cheeses which made me laugh because this may be considered one of the fanciest places on this side of town. But kids will be kids. They serve you fountain drinks by the can or bottle, so don't expect to quench your thirst here without dropping a few bucks. The service was really nice, at least the lady who helped us was. She was alone in the bar to help around 8-10 people and did a good job. The atmosphere inside has an old homey/rustic feel to it, with a lot of history on the walls.
We showed up during posted hours. Sign said closed but we saw an employee—older gentleman. We nicely asked if they were open, and grumpy pants says “private party. That’s why the gates closed.” Well first, the other gate was open, and second, your posted hours said you’re open. So, now I’m hesitant to take my 7 member family there. Well done grouch.
Food was delicious! Service was very friendly and informative. Atmosphere was very neat and chill. Definitely a place I will return while in town.
Great food (slap your momma good) great ser ice.
Great food and great service I always take my family when they come to town, ask any old Aggie about hullabaloo, you won't be disappointed trying this spot
They're only open like five or six random hours a week and you have to guess which hours those are before making the trek out there. No, thanks.They might as well permanently close like fritella and 5th and Main did. Mad Taco will follow suit too. All these places that start only being open a couple hours a week because they don't want to run a business will eventually get what they wished for.Food was good when I went there before the pandemic. Sounds like it sucks now. And sounds like the wait staff aren't very nice. Won't be going back.
Good food, but dissatisfied with what was offered to account for the hair found in my meal. Also, pricier than I'd expect for a diner.
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Great food and nice service! Sometimes it can get a little chaotic in the ordering counter due to the amount of people and space.
Wow! The breakfast menu is next level. I wish it was closer to campus. The evening menu could be better. Still good food though.
It a nice place and I enjoy the outdoor seating, the food was just a little pricier than what I expected and I didn't find it as filling as other places. Definitely a bucket list item for a college station student
Great quaint place. Friendly staff. Great place hidden away. Would definitely go here again.
This unique diner is worth the short drive just outside of College Station. We arrived just as they were opening up for dinner and we weren't the first one's there. Fun, friendly, and fantastic food.