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Popular Restaurants | Other Restaurants Tips | All Tips (15) This is a good restaurant with excellent food, but the prices are a little more expensive than average. The great thing about this restaurant is that you can make reservations... we had problems finding places that took reservations, but we really needed this on the night of graduation at Texas A&M when EVERYONE is going out to dinner! Leave a Comment
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Pick your burrito size and type of tortilla, choose your beans, rice and/or meat, then load up on the veggies as your personal burrito assembler walks you through the chaos. The end product is an ample baby-leg of a burrito, complete with one of Freebird's tasty sauces and wrapped in foil. The crowds will attest to the beauty of the experience.
Be sure you're hungry if you order any monster-size burrito--these babies are measured in pounds. You'll need more than 30 minutes before you can swim if you order the Super Monster: It weighs 2 3/4 pounds.
Monster, chicken, black beans, extra hot sauce and BBQ sauce. Leave a Comment Theme: MexicanPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 2050C Texas Ave.Phone: 979.695.0151Directions: There are three locations in College Station, the Texas Ave. location was the second location ever opened, and original in CS.Website: http://www.freebirds.com
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There are many restuarants in College Station - most are casual and welcome kids.
Try the Chicken Oil Company, Cheddars, Rockfish, Texas Roadhouse, Cotton Patch Cafe, and Freebirds. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Being from San Diego and new to Texas in general, I have found a haven in Cafe Eccell. The food is reminiscent of California Cuisine and, by all standards, excellent! They have great bread and fabulous desserts.
Seared Salmon Steak rosemary mashers, sundried tomato relish, and cilantro buerre blanc 15.25
Strawberry Tart 5.25
Chocolate lined almond lace cookie shell filled with pastry cream and topped with fresh strawberries and an apricot glaze Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 101 Church St., College Station, TXOther Contact:
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Classy, inexpensive Baja-style Mexican food. This place is owned by the same gentleman as Cafe Eccell.
I really like their quesadillas with chicken or steak. My boyfriend always gets fish tacos. The best fish tacos we've ever had are at Fins in San Diego, but these are a pretty close second. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 102 Church St., College Station, TXOther Contact:
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This was easy to get to, plenty of parking and not too crowded. I love the opening shot, it's evening time, sun is just setting, you are entering the restaurant and feeling hungy, with the promise of being well fed...... what more could you ask for?
I don't generally like American food, I find it to be bland in taste. Great effort is made to make it look good, which is something, but burger and fries definitely turn me off.
Good selection in this menu, with healthy options. The most expensive was $8.50, cheapest $6.50, so unlikely to break the bank.
It also has the useful facility on the website to pre-order your food, so that it is ready for you to take away. There are two other restaurants in this chain in Texas.
Prawns with mushrooms and snap peas. Tasty yet not too many calories! Leave a Comment
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This is a chain of casual, sit down restaurants offering any type of food from steak to sandwiches, salads to things from the grill. They have a great bar that is pretty well priced for the area.
They have a wonderful daily happy hour. I believe it is from 5pm-7pm and then 9pm-11pm. During that time they offer selected $3 appetizers and $2 drinks. The drinks include margarita on the rocks, cosmopolitan, draft beer, and a few others. In the bar area they have a few televisions, juke box, and have yet to see a rude person.
It's a fun, laid back atmosphere. People come here with their families, after a ball game, on a date, and so on. There has to be something you'll like!
Again, since this is a chain there are many of these locations around Dallas. Find the one that is closest to you from their website.
If I'm eating a meal I love the Turkey O'Toole. It is sliced turkey served on a pretzel bun with melted swiss cheese and covered with honey mustad.
If I'm here for happy hour I order the Irish cheese fries along with the margarita, cosmopolitan, or a draft beer. The tab is always nice during happy hour no matter how many drinks you have :)
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They give "special" treatment to "foreigners/ people of different colors/races/ethnicity". Apparently, they make special food for these people and treat them in the most derogatory manner. I would not recommend it to anyone who is even 1/12th non-white. Right from their drinks, appetizers, entrees and dessert, everything was awful. Their so-famous salmon and other sea-food "delicacies" that we ordered, tasted like it was served after being kept out of freeze for ages!!! Their most expensive appetizer, served in a martini glass was horrible, it tasted like dog-food. Their baked potatoes were most definitely made a day before and served to us!! They wouldn't even care to refill our drinks. When asked for an ice-tea refill, all we got was a glass full of ice-cubes!!! The customer service and waitressing is like that of a jailor towards a prisoner! Even if all the eating places in Texas shut down, we are never going there!!!!!
Never ever go there no matter what!!! Theme: LocalPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 101 Church Ave, College Station, TX 77840Phone: (979) 846-7908 phoneDirections: It's on the intersection of Church Ave. and Wellborn. If you are driving west on the University Drive towards Wellborn, take right on Wellborn and you will hit Church Ave down on one block.Website: http://www.cafeeccell.com
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This old family run establishment, in downtown Bryan, has the best salsa I have ever had. Also the fajitas are not only excellent, but are served in portions such that 2 orders could feed 4 or 5 people. To make it even better, the alcohol policy is BYOB (bring your own beer). Definitely on the list of restaurants in the area you should go to. Leave a Comment Theme: MexicanPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 205 S Main St, Bryan, TXPhone: 979.779.7337
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This place has it all, great food, great atmosphere, drink specials and great prices. There is a large selection of interesting takes on American food to go with your $1 well drinks or cold beers. The place is almost always full and you can kick back and relax while watching the Aggies on one of the many TVs, or you can just hang out with friends on the porch.
You have to try the chicken fajita pizza and the salsa is one of the best around. Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 1601 Texas Ave S, College Station, TXPhone: (979) 680-0600
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