Rosies Diner

After passing this small place for several weeks, decided to stop in and give it a try. I'm so glad I did! We were greeted by Rosie herself. It was an early Saturday morning, so we were the only ones there. I wanted to try something authentic; she suggested the Migas. It had the perfect amount of spice and the potatoes were delicious.I'll definitely go back.It is cash only.

Thank you for the good food :)I really like the food hereThis is real Authentic Tex-Mex foodI will come back again whenever I want Mexican food!!!!

Very sweet lady came out to greet us yesterday. Initially we were greeted by a quiet young lady. She seemed not really to want to be there. We ended up leaving after my husband left to get cash and come back. They did not offer chips and hot sauce nor queso though on their online menu. We so wanted to find a great small place. At this time we will continue our search but will check back soon by phone before driving there!!

Good, home cooked food made by Rosie. Always there to greet you with a warm smile and to serve you delicious food. You can eat in or call ahead for take out

This place has fast service and is reasonably priced. Authentic food. Perfect choice for passing through.

Rosie's is a new go-to breakfast and early lunch place. The only reason for not giving it five starts is that it's not open for dinner and it doesn't have sodas on tap (and I'm a soda fiend) and I don't know how to give 4 1/2 stars.The Migas and the Chorizo breakfast plates are great, not at all greasy and very freshly cooked. The flour tortillas are made there at the restaurant and the salsas served at the table are above average for flavor and heat. According to the owner, the Carne Guisada is a big hit for weekend breakfast and brunch.The enchiladas have some of the best gravy I've ever tasted and my partner give the re-fried beans, and in fact everything we've eaten there two thumbs up and five stars. In addition to the food, the restaurant has a very friendly environment; great service and we will be returning often. The building is in a historic area of old Uhland. It was a gas station prior to becoming what it is today (see the photo on the wall inside the restaurant). There are several buildings surrounding the diner that appear to have been shops and centers of business before the town declined. For Texas History buffs and those interested in small towns, it is an interesting place to see.

This little hole in the wall in Uhland was a good stop. The tortillas are homemade and the beans were good despite the bad review about the beans being bad. Not a fancy place, but I'd stop again and have lunch next time.

I grew up in San Marcos and never knew that this little gem was down the road in Uhland. We stopped in for a late breakfast, sat and ate, and were out in 15 mins on our way down the road. Fresh, homemade tortillas, homemade salsa, not too greasy chorizo, and whole strips of bacon on the tacos. Two drinks, four meat tacos, and tip all less than $10! You can't go wrong. They are only open until 2, FYI. With all the problems we've had finding a good taco joint in the area (limits on ingredients or on salsa, even though we offered to pay more!), Rosie's was a great find!

We wanted to love this place it is adorable and the owner and granddaughter were so sweet. However the food was watery and tasted from a can, the tacos barely had bacon. I hope to give it another try one day

Phenomenal little place. Sweet little lady took my order and made it before I could blink. Cash only, but the tacos are definitely ones that you can taste the love in. Only complaint is that there should be more business for them.