Angie's Restaurant

Stopped by on the way back from Texas to So. Cal. We were pleasantly surprised by the delicious rellanos and beef enchiladas. They were delicious, as well as the flour tortillas and red and green salsa! Will make it a point to stop by whenever we travel to Texas to see our grandkids. Stop by and say hello to Angel and the cook, Elisa. It is at the Tiger Truck Stop off the 10 fwy. in Sierra Vista, Texas.

Not Angie's anymore. I had such high hopes by the reviews. This place is a joke.it is 6pm on a Friday night. Apparently there was a "rush" before we got there (3 of the 4 seats were full of left over food and trash) the only seat left literally was falling apart. The waitress was ok. Not great not horrible. Mostly average to now a days. The Chips are Tostito rounds, the food is old and greasy. The salsa was the only thing that had any flavor and the average person would think it's wayyyyy to spicy. I covered all I ate with it since it was the only thing that had a taste besides greasy. Don't. Just don't. The bathrooms are unclean and smell like old man pee. Maybe go to shell and see if they have something to eat if you are starving.

A great place to eat after a long drive. Angie's give a hole-in-the-wall feel, especially with no one else dining in the restaurant. Pleasantly surprised that our food was really yummy! The serve complimentary chips & salsa, super spicy salsa but tasty!! Ordered the combination plate which came w/ 2 enchiladas, 2 tacos (specifically asked for brisket tacos based on reviews here), a flauta, rice & beans. Portions were enough to share between 2 people. I also learned that they make their own tortillas!

Really good food, fast and friendly service. Old school vibes-like that. Definitely old school Texas food. Glad we found this little spot. Come check them out you won't regret it.

I was skeptical at first but the food was actually really good. The waitress was very friendly and attentive. The only bad thing I would say is that the only sodas they have are canned. Other than that, 5 star spot.

This was a local place. Loved the farmers and their gossip.i told them they should have a reality show. The place gets a yum omlette was just the right size and salsa was homemade. Just for on the road again.

Love.That's what you taste in every bite. Salsa is spicy, but not so much that you can't eat it. It's fresh and I saw a nice big chunk of jalapeño pepper in it.I don't know what they put in their Supreme Burrito,but that red sauce is pretty amazing. I had Flautas, and kept dipñing them in my husband's leftover red sauce. So yummy.We stopped en route to Austin, and will no doubt come by again. It's small, but it feels like homely. Apparently, National Geographic stopped by, too,and they also like this place.***Also, cash only***If you don't have cash, you can get some at the ATM in the gas station,next door.

This is a great stop, especially if you are road tripping! The food rivals my grandmother's, even the salsa (don't tell her!). The tortillas are amazing! A huge plus is the bathrooms are incredibly clean. Cash only.

We had a blast here with the employees!The food was truly delicious and the salsa was outstanding!We may never be this way again but if you are reading this and need to eat at a diner please take a chance on a very small town restaurant.

Yum! Loved this little place after a long drive great food and good memories. the service was fast and the place was cute.