Curb Side Bistro II - (Near Midland, TX)

f g Fairly new establishment. Service from waitstaff and line cooks were quick and freindly. The band was solid and make sure you visit 2nd-3rd floors of the venue. Texas theme decor was very nice. Try the pork belly -it was very tasty. The General Manager very courtous and helpful.

Anna Soto Got to try the lumpias at ranch hand weekend a year ago, they were delicious :).

daniel ramos This is the first time I have ordered food from the Restaurant It was excellent. I chose the Meat Loaf and it was a great choice Very well prepared and tasty. The sides were also amazing Cornbread,peach cobbler and the mashed potatoes with brown gravy complemented the meal . Home cooking at its best . I will gladly be back

R David Paine III I had the grilled rainbow trout and it was outstanding — perfectly cooked, topped with olives and capers, and served over a bed of rice, spinach, green beans, broccoli, and sweet potato. Really well done. Cocktails were poured decently and priced at $13. The trout was $22, which felt like a steal for the quality. I also tried the three-chocolate mousse cake, but it had that “refrigerated too long” taste. Not a dealbreaker, just not their strongest item. Overall, I’d absolutely come back. Great meal, calm atmosphere, and good pricing.

Sandi Presley Stopped at this tiny place in Crockett next to an Exxon en route from San Antonio to Shreveport. It’s the definition of a hole-in-the-wall, mom & pop place, but I say that in the best way. Be prepared to wait because they literally make the burgers and fry the crinkle-cut fries to order, which takes about 15 minutes. Our wait was rewarded with a thick, handmade beef patty that was crisped on the outside and juicy inside . The soft bun was also toasted on the grilltop, a nice touch. Plenty of fresh lettuce and tomatoes topped it off. And did I mention crinkle fries are my fave?! The lady and I’m guessing her hubby who run it and do the cooking are very sweet as well. Definitely recommend you give it a try when in town!

J.R. Martinez My family and I were in midland for some shopping and store hopping. We drove past this place on our way to jumanji. So we stopped on our way back. Very glad we did. It was 230 and they closed at 3. But we did not feel rushed or hurried. Even though we were the last customers in the building. The food was delicious the child and salsa were on point. We will be going again.