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Chriesman, TX · Food & Drink
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This Legendary Texas BBQ Joint Only Opens Once A Week And People Line Up For Hours
There are places you hear about and think “someday,” and then there are places you hear about and immediately start checking your Saturday calendar. Snow’s BBQ in Lexington, Texas falls firmly into the second category, and once you understand what’s happening there every Saturday morning, you’ll understand why.
The Daily South
This Legendary Texas Pie Has A Wild Name—And An Ingredient List To Match
JB and Jamie-Len Royer, along with the entire team at Royers Round Top Cafe, want to talk a little trash. Texas Trash Pie, that is. It’s one of the most popular menu items at this legendary cafe that describes itself as “a Texas country bistro serving gourmet comfort food.”
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H-E-B: No timeline for building a Boonville Road store
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Saturday evening, H-E-B’s managing director for Houston-area public affairs, Lisa Helfman, confirmed to KBTX that the grocery chain does own the Boonville Road property adjacent to Boonville Center, but does not have a timeline to develop the land. KBTX had previously confirmed the property’s ownership through online records.
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H-E-B on Boonville Rd and Portillo’s are off the table for BCS
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Local H-E-B representatives have told KBTX that a location once discussed for Boonville Road in Bryan near Allen Academy is not happening. The same representative said the chain owns multiple properties in the BCS area, but does not have plans at this time to open...
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First Ever College Station Restaurant Week Coming in August
Visit College Station today announced today that College Station is gearing up to host the city’s first-ever Restaurant Week!. Restaurant Week will take place August 24-30 and so far, seven restaurants have signed on to headline the inaugural event. Each restaurant has crafted a special prix fixe menu exclusively for the week.
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5 Best Off-the-Beaten-Path Restaurants in College Station, Texas that’ll Blow Your Mind
College Station is known for Texas A&M, game-day crowds, and casual student-friendly food. But beyond the obvious college-town staples, there are local restaurants with history, charm, and enough personality to make a meal feel like part of the trip. These five off-the-beaten-path restaurants in College Station are worth visiting whether...
KBTX.com
Campfire Restaurant unveils fall menu with new dishes, wine dinner event
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by Campfire Restaurant. Campfire Restaurant is rolling out a new fall menu featuring four additions, including a beer-battered fish and chips, a bone-in pork chop, two pasta dishes and a crab cake, according to Executive Chef Al-Hakim Shabazz.
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This Historic Texas Restaurant Has Barely Changed In 100 Years
A restaurant that has barely changed in a century is not just a place to eat. It is a time capsule. This Texas spot has been serving the same comforting dishes since the 1920s, and the regulars would not have it any other way. The burgers are classic, the pies are homemade, and the atmosphere feels like stepping into a black-and-white photograph.
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Stafford 1911 celebrates grand opening Saturday in downtown Bryan
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - — The historic Stafford Theater in downtown Bryan is reopening under new ownership this weekend. The Stafford 1911, located at 106 S. Main St., will hold its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 1, with doors opening at 2 p.m. and the official celebration running from 6 to 10 p.m.
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How Messina Hof Became The Most Awarded Winery In Texas
On a warm, humid Saturday in late April, the grounds of Messina Hof Estate Winery in Bryan are already humming before the morning has fully settled in. Texas heat arrives early and without apology, but on a property this beautiful — 20 acres of vineyard, a pond shimmering through the tree line, roses beginning to bloom along the paths — it’s easy to forgive the weather. A cold glass of something crisp helps, too. Families stake out spots near the grape stomp arena. Couples wander the vine rows, still waking up from winter. A line stretches outside the barrel room for the Winemaker’s Tour, where Head Winemaker and CEO Paul Mitchell Bonarrigo pulls wine straight from the cask for a crowd leaning in like it’s a magic trick. This is the Wine and Roses Festival, an annual spring celebration of the budding vines and blooming roses. Teams cheer each other on through rounds of the grape stomp competition, each one trying to squeeze out enough juice to advance. Inside, Karen Bonarrigo leads the Opposites Attract food and wine pairing class — sparkling brut with a wonton chip, avocado and coconut shrimp; an off-dry gewurztraminer cut against a creamy jalapeno cilantro
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This Small Texas Smokehouse Keeps Serious Brisket Fans On The Road
Texas barbecue has invented its own kind of alarm clock, and it rings before sunrise on Saturday. The reward for answering is smoke drifting above a small red building and a breakfast plate that makes cereal seem wildly underprepared. This Texas BBQ smokehouse opens one morning a week, serves until...
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Layne’s Chicken Fingers Signs 24 Franchise Agreements, Reaches 50 Units Open
Frisco, Texas — Layne’s Chicken Fingers has expanded its footprint to more than 50 operating restaurants and has signed two dozen franchise agreements. In the second quarter of this year, Layne’s celebrated its 50-restaurant milestone in its home state while also laying the groundwork for its California debut with a new 12-unit deal in partnership with tenured IHOP operators. Taylor Thomas, a multi-unit Layne’s and Whataburger franchisee, executed three restaurant openings in 60 days and signed a new agreement to develop 30 Layne’s locations across Oklahoma.
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Sourdough & Co. Planning New Location in Brazos County
According to public filings, Sourdough & Co. is planning to open at 4444 SH-6 South in College Station. What Now Austin spoke with franchise owner Sara Sultz, who said the plan is to open before late November 2026. The location was chosen for its visibility and high traffic. “It’s in...
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This Middle-Of-Nowhere Texas General Store Serves The Best Steak And Seafood In The State
If your idea of adventure involves following directions that end with “and then just keep going,” you’re in for a treat. The Leona General Store in Leona, Texas, sits in a location so remote that even tumbleweeds occasionally stop to check their phones for better directions. Located...
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11 Texas Restaurants Made Famous On TV That Are Still Worth The Trip
Texas has always been a favorite backdrop for food television, and for good reason. The state’s culinary scene is packed with bold flavors, creative chefs, and iconic dishes that make viewers want to hop on the next flight south. When shows like Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives or Man v.
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Lunch at the Bake Shop | Haven & Thyme Cafe on Aug 19, 2026
Welcome to Haven and Thyme Café at the Bake Shop, where lunch is served fresh every Wednesday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Join us for a cozy midday meal featuring delicious sandwiches, fresh salads, and of course, homemade pie. While you’re here, you can also stock up on take-home favorites including casseroles, whole pies, cookies, bagels, and assorted prepared salads. Whether you’re stopping in for lunch with friends or picking up something tasty for home, Haven and Thyme Café offers a little comfort and Southern hospitality in every bite.
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This Texas BBQ Shack Opens Early And Sells Out Before The Afternoon
Would you wake up before sunrise for brisket? At this Texas barbecue shack, showing up early is not a suggestion. It is the only real chance to eat. The pits fire up while much of the state is still asleep, and hungry visitors begin arriving long before the doors open.
The US Sun
Fury as Texas Roadhouse plans new $1.5m restaurant down the street from mom and pop steakhouse
AS Texas Roadhouse continues to grow its restaurant count, a brand new $1.5 million location in the works has sparked debate online. Locals fear the arrival of the cowboy-themed eatery will threaten business for a mom and pop steakhouse just down the road – but the rival restaurant has cleared the air.