Where to eat in Snyder?

[BwdLion_80]

I will be in Snyder tomorrow and Saturday. What places do you recommend eating at?

[STANG RED]

Originally posted by BwdLion_80
I will be in Snyder tomorrow and Saturday. What places do you recommend eating at?

I cant remember its name, but theres a mexican food place about 5 to 6 blocks north of downtown on the street on the west side of the courthouse. It is very good mexican food.
Then there is a very good restaurant for steaks, burgers, etc.., just good ol American food, in I think an old train station building just a couple blocks east of the courthouse.
For my money those are the best two in town.
But the Chinese buffet on the south side is pretty good to. I think they serve extra tender sweet n sour kitty on Saturdays.:D

[garciap77]

Last time I eat there was during a football game. Little old shack right next to the football stadium on the visitors side.:thinking: :thinking: :thinking:

[Curly]

DON'T
If you are driving from Brownwood, Stop in either Abilene or Sweetwater or even Roscoe-- crap the Allsups in Hermleigh is better than eating at any place in snyder

[garciap77]

Originally posted by Curly
DON'T
If you are driving from Brownwood, Stop in either Abilene or Sweetwater or even Roscoe-- crap the Allsups in Hermleigh is better than eating at any place in snyder :( :( :(

[DaHop72]

Originally posted by Curly
DON'T
If you are driving from Brownwood, Stop in either Abilene or Sweetwater or even Roscoe-- crap the Allsups in Hermleigh is better than eating at any place in snyder :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue:

[espn1]

Thanks for the info I will be driving through there today. I couldn't get a cheap enough flight so I have to drive from Austin to Amarillo. Man that bites! What is the absolute best place to stop at on the way to Amarillo? For food?

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by Curly
DON'T
If you are driving from Brownwood, Stop in either Abilene or Sweetwater or even Roscoe-- crap the Allsups in Hermleigh is better than eating at any place in snyder
I am going to make a huge assumption and guess that Curly is not the President of the Snyder Chamber of Commerce :tisk:

[DaHop72]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
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[LH Panther Mom]

Originally posted by Curly

the Allsups in Hermleigh
I've been there. :cool:

[18handicap]

What about The Shack Restaurant? I know it used to be very good food.

[BwdLion_80]

Thanks for the help! I will be there Fri and Sat calling the Canyon vs Argyle baseball game. We are spending the night and we were looking for some good ideas.

[BMOC]

We always ate at the RITZ, great greasy burgers.

[Curly]

Originally posted by BMOC
We always ate at the RITZ, great greasy burgers.

Hey it aint (the Ritz) aint no "Triple T"

[Old Tiger]

I heard the service there is slow so I'd shy away from eating in Snyder. :D

[garciap77]

Originally posted by Go Blue
I heard the service there is slow so I'd shy away from eating in Snyder. :D

:foul: :foul: :foul:

[nobogey72]

I hear the best place to eat in Snyder is a new chicken place that Black-Magic just opened. The chicken is great but they only serve "left wings".:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D

[STANG RED]

Originally posted by nobogey72
I hear the best place to eat in Snyder is a new chicken place that Black-Magic just opened. The chicken is great but they only serve "left wings".:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D

Actually you are wrong nobogey. They do have one other item on the menu. I hear it's the owners favorite dish.

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[pero chato]

The Spanish Inn has great Mexican food.