Reyna's Cafe

We drove all the way out here for all you can eat bbq on Saturday. I think this place is the only restaurant in town so serves multiple cuisines. The bbq is legit and so worth it. If you order AYCE, you get an initial plate of one rib, 5-6 sausages, 3-4 brisket slices, two sides and a cup of tea. After you finish most of the meat, you can start ordering additional meat a la carte. I got the fried okra and baked potato casserole. So good! The fried okra was perfectly breaded and not over seasoned. Casserole so good too - couldn't finish all of it because I was focusing on the meat. No refills on sides! The plate comes with a little container of bbq sauce. It's on the sweet side and went nicely with the bbq. Now to the good part... ribs are some of the best I've had. I'm super picky about ribs and these are just the right consistency. The sausage is also the not mealy type, which I prefer. Then comes the brisket... both the marbled and lean are fantastic. The smokiness on all the meat is great. At the end you get a small cup of banana pudding, which is a nice end to the meal. FYI the bbq only lasts until 2 or when the meat runs out. We showed up a little after noon and it was pretty busy. We got our food around 12:30. By the time 1 pm rolled around they were out of everything but sausage and brisket. We didn't try to order thirds because we were stuffed!Shout out to the waitress who was super nice - she looked to be waiting all the tables on her own.

There Bar B Que is so good. I love Thursday night because it's steak night. They can grill a mean steak and whatever size you want it too. Their all you can eat on Saturdays it good. You have make sure you bring your appetite for it. I smell their cooking every morning I wake up.

Reyna's in Hungerford, Texas is a solid place to get a good meal. Just a short drive from Wharton, Texas and well worth it. Located across from the Cotton Gyn, you'll find anything you want to eat. I went with the waitress's suggestion, which was the hamburger steak, fried okra, green beans and a hot roll.I had a fresh garden salad that was very good too. My meal was excellent and exactly what I wanted. Reyna's is also know for their pies, so why not try a slice?I did, but they were sold out !I'll try again next time.When in Hungerford, Texas give Reyna's a try. Go get Full

Steaks on Friday!! Yes! So good! Service is pretty good. Beware on Fridays it gets PACKED and the dining room is relatively small, so get there early if you want a table.

This has become our Thursday dinner to go spot. Ribeyes are always cooked well. The sides are good and fresh. Desserts are always delicious. We got us a chocolate pie to share today.

At 730p on a Monday night, no parking available. I guess that's a testament to either their being the only game in town, or that they're that good.This is just your basic diner in tiny little Hungerford. The only restaurant in town. If you want something other than what they have here, the "big city" of Wharton is just a couple miles away. Don't expect lavish digs. Just basic tables with modestly cushioned chairs. Seating may be tight if you're with a large party.I was with a large dinner party (30-ish) after a visitation. We descended on the restaurant 30 minutes before they closed, and stayed an hour after they closed. Service was effective, but it did take a long time to get food to a large group so close to closing. Kudos to the restaurant for not telling us to get lost.There aren't many healthy options on this menu. It's a blend of American comfort food, Mexican, and--on Saturday--BBQ. I went with the beef fajitas as the healthiest thing I could find on the menu that contained protein. For beverage, I went with iced tea. Note to readers: No alcohol or beer-and-wine license, so if you want adult beverages, BYOB applies.I have to say I was disappointed in my food. The fajitas were listed as coming with grilled onions, green bell peppers, pico de gallo, and guacamole, The waitress said they were out of guacamole, which I really counted on getting. No explanation was offered for the missing bell peppers and pico. Worst of all, my fajitas were overcooked and a bit tough as if they weren't marinated long enough. It was a worse than expected fajita experience.No one went away hungry, so it just must've been my meal that suffered. Judging from the reviews and my co-diners' satisfaction, it seems like the American offerings are actually the way to go here, despite the namesake.From a value perspective, dinner for 4 friends with 20% tip tabbed out to just shy of $60. Nothing really fancy for the rest, just burgers, tacos, and nachos. Also, remember, no alcohol on the tab, just iced tea. So there's nothing small town about their prices, and the quality isn't overwhelming. My recommendation? Keep driving.P.S. They are open Mondays, no matter what Google tells you.

Every time I've eaten here, it's been good ! It gives you that old time country cafe feel! The staff is super welcoming. The food is always tasty and hot. This is a Wharton County staple!!

You wouldn't expect to find a steak this good in a town this small, but this place delivers! Thursday night is steak night, and they feature a fantastic rib eye that is sold by the ounce. The dinner includes two sides, and I started the meal with a salad that was fresh and crisp and came with croutons and even some crackers on the side that were a nice edition. I ordered a 16 ounce steak medium rare and it was cooked to perfection. The outer char on the steak was perfect and made me think of some of the better steak houses in Vegas (but at a much better price!) I asked for steak sauce but never even opened the bottle as the flavor of the steak alone was perfect! For my second side I chose a baked potato "all the way" that was fluffy and light and not dried out as so often happens with baked potatoes. My server greeted me and took my drink order less than a minute after I sat down. Steak night is very popular, and there was a table of eight that had arrived just before me. Thankfully my server took my order first as she knew the other table would have a much bigger order. I didn't have to very long for the steak and my server came back to check on me more than a few times.The ambience was classic Texas home town diner, with waitresses who greeted you with a smile and neighbors saying howdy when they caught your eye. There's plenty of seating for groups, but this steak night is very popular so there may be a wait if you come on a Thursday or Friday night.I had a slice of their homemade buttermilk pecan pie for dessert, and it was great! Not too sweet and a crunchy pecan topping that I'll be sure to order again next time I come in for dinner.

The food was very delicious. The service was great. I really recommend this place.I ordered the beef tips.I love their fry chicken.

My husband made us drive 2.5 hours on a Friday to eat here and now all I can do is keep thinking about going back!!! The steaks are amazing (and I don't order steaks when we go out BC I always think we make them better at home). The fried fish and shrimp were SO good, Mac and cheese looks normal but when you taste it, it's delicious! We ended up ordering extra Mac and cheese to take home oh and get some pie to take home too....you won't regret it. I heard the servers calling many of the customers by name and our waitress was so kind. My only complaint is WHY do they have to be in the middle of nowhere? Next time, I'm ordering extra plates to take home! (And pie....and sweet tea....). Saturday is all you can eat BBQ so maybe we will just go and spend all day eating