Great Karoo Marketplace Buffet -Food CA (Near Round Rock)

zak kimball Honestly, one of the most welcoming, beautiful restaurants/café in Borger truly listens to the customer’s. food is 10 out of 10 stars for what you’re getting at the price that you pay it it’s amazing. Definitely will be going back 2 to 3 times a month just for the jalapeño popper burger

Matthew Bowles I have been fortunate to have bbq from places that are revered as “the best” by many metrics and while totally subjective, I would put mookies up against anything out there. It’s undoubtedly the best bbq I have ever had and I try my best to only visit once a week because I’ll tell you, I could it everyday they are open. The service is great, always friendly, kind and helpful. The care they take in the preparation and presentation is obvious and I would dare you to find better quality/quantity for the price. I just can’t say enough nice things about the food or the folks that run it. They pour their heart into not only their food but their community always doing charitable events and such. A true treasure for not only the town of Coolidge but the surrounding area.

Lizzy Fridley Decor is super cute! Whoever was working was super sweet and despite being short staffed the night we came, we didnt wait long for our food and had great service. She was great! The food was flavorful, and we all loved our dishes. Personal preference for me - I like my sauces a little bit thicker but the flavor was great! Will definitely come back to try more dishes.

Janie Calvillo Food is delicious. We had the molcajete served with handmade corn tortillas. The guacamole is unique and amazing. It is topped with pistachios. The setting is beautiful. We visited on Friday before their official opening. The server was very honest in communicating that they had only been open for two days. Really enjoyed our dinner, drinks and music. We will definitely return after their official opening.

Simon Jessey This was an unexpected pleasure. My wife and I booked a night in the neighboring Fairfield Inn, but after a long drive we did not fancy getting back in the car to go to dinner. As luck would have it, the Londoner Grill is part of the attached Four Points by Sheraton hotel. We did not even have to leave our hotel as the hallways of the two hotels are connected. The atmosphere was very pleasant, with soft lighting, inoffensive background music, and some holiday-themed decorations appropriate to late December. The initial service was quick, but one person was running both the bar and the restaurant area so a little bit of patience was needed for followup service. The food was of a very high standard. I had bangers and mash, which consisted of two jumbo sausages, mashed potatoes with a little garlic, some crunchy carrots and a generous helping of caramelized onion gravy. Very delicious! My wife ordered lobster ravioli, but they were out of it so she settled for fish and chips. The fish was pretty good and lightly battered. A small part of it was a little undercooked, but the portion was large enough that it didnt really matter. The chips (steak fries) were a little bit over seasoned, but otherwise good. I finished off with a portion of white chocolate and blueberry cheesecake and raspberry sauce that was also very delicious. With water to drink, our check was $50, which I thought was very reasonable for the quality and convenience.