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Where to eat American food in Alpine: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what American restaurants to try in Alpine. Alpine is a city in and the county seat of Brewster County, Texas, United States. The population was 5,905 at the 2010 census. The town has an elevation of 4,475 ft (1,364 m), and the surrounding mountain peaks are over a mile high. The university, hospital, library, and retail make Alpine the center of the sprawling (12,000 mi) but wide open Big Bend area (combined population only 12,500) including Brewster, Presidio, and Jeff Davis Counties.
Things to do in Alpine
10. Old Gringo Coffee and Cocktails
This is the ultimate playground for grown ups and families in the Big Bend region! Imagine arriving at your Airbnb Lofts after a long drive in the desert, grabbing a drink and then heading up to your room! Wake the next morning, get some coffee and breakf
9. Spicewood Restaurant & Bar
Not your average BBQ joint.
Reviewed By Ernest J
I was referred here by a local. I eat a lot of barbeque in Corpus Christi, so I am a little picky. This was great! Friendly staff, and they have a great view of the surrounding mountains (including Twin Peaks outside).
8. Penny's Diner
Overall Ratings
3 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By 466nickyl
This place could be great...but isn't....a great looking diner inside and out but the staff !! My word, so unprofessional, it doubles as reception for the adjoining Travelodge and it just doesn't work !! The person that cooked our food was sitting on the kerb outside on her phone as we went in and as we left, other women clustered around the desk gossiping, tables uncleared, food was ok but nothing to rave about, a real shame
7. Tri La Bite
Reviewed By Biggie51
Great place to get a meal. We had a baked potato with buffalo chicken and blue cheese. It was huge and we split it between 2 people. So delicious. We also got fried okra and some spicy sauteed broccoli, also very delicious. The people are super friendly and helpful with the menu.
6. Creekside
High quality food, friendly service. Daily soup and specials. Serving beer and wine. Chef owned/operated.
Reviewed By Winebibbler
We have eaten at this smart little place three times since it opened and each time we have fallen in love with what we ordered AND the soup of the day. The food is absolutely top notch, the Creekside Burgers cooked to perfection, salads just the right size and yumminess and the soups interesting and delicious. Everyone there is friendly and welcoming and it's easy to relax in their outdoor dining area surrounded by trees and flowers. We can't recommend this place highly enough as it's the best place for lunch in all of Alpine - fresh, delectable food that will bring you back again and again as it did to us.Dear Guest,We can't say thank you enough for such a lovely and thoughtful review. We really appreciate your support and hope to welcome you back very soon.Many thanks and all the best!
5. The Century Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
The Century Bar & Grill offers a distinctive menu infused with tradition as well as the forward motion of the modern age. We have crafted the Century dining experience with a variety of flavors: relax in the comfortable and classic Rio Grande Room, indulg
Reviewed By Watercolorpainter52
We sat out on the patio next to the fountain in this beautiful historic building and had a fabulous meal with great craft beer. I had the tenderloin, which was tender as could be with two great side dishes and My husband had the baked Portabella Mushroom with past.Hello!It was a pleasure having you and we appreciate you taking the time to send us your feedback! The weather this time of year is absolutely beautiful on the patio, and I will pass your kind words along to our chef. Safe travels back home! Best Regards, Sarah
4. Judy's Bread and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By MarkCharney
I used to stop at Judy's every time I was headed home from Marfa. I loved the big cinnamon rolls and the delicious breakfast. But recently, the service has been spotty and the meals, just not as good. Cold. Runny eggs. Glutinous pancakes. I still recommend it because in the something-like 7 times I've been there, it's been good like 5, and not like 2. So I encourage you to try the place. Service is friendly. And the sweets can be good. Go early. The place can be crowded.
3. Magoo's Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel V
I was disappointed with the food. I am Mexican and love Mexican food but this restaurant is a sub-par and over priced. I had tacos and they were greasy and small. Others in the party ordered different plates and they too were disappointed. My wife âs enchiladas were cool and my daughter âs chicken fried steak was over cooked. The rest of the party ordered hamburgers and they enjoyed them. They had one waitress and she was running from one table to another and had wait for her to take orders and bring out food before we could pay. When I paid with a credit card they added an adjustment fee (fee they pay the credit company) to my bill. It was not a good experience and when we visit my granddaughter this place will be no no for me.
2. Guzzi Up
Overall Ratings
4 based on 379 reviews
Reviewed By MarkCharney
I've been to Guzzi Up twice, and both times, I've loved the big portions and the good food. This past time around, I had their meatballs (truly delicious) and marinara over fettuccini noodles. They slathered on a bit too much sauce for me in proportion to the noodles, but man, it was good. The meatballs are the real things. My friends had the personal pizzas, just right sized, and my wife loved the veggie sandwich, maybe because of the green onion mayo and the enormous amount of cheese. Service can be a big spotty, but mostly everyone is friendly. Not THAT many tables so get there early.
1. Reata Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 783 reviews
The original Reata Restaurant located in the scenic Davis Mountains of west Texas offers the same fine dining and Legendary Texas Cuisine you can find at the Fort Worth location. Alpine, home to Sul Ross State University is near Texas tourist destination
Reviewed By Amypickyeater
Outstanding food and service every visit. Cute Texas/Giant decor, full bar and reasonable wine list. Bacon wrapped asparagus served over jalapeño grits, bacon wrapped shrimp and quail, chicken fried chicken, beef tenderloin all great options. Really great salads and chicken too. Love this place!!
