Danny's Little Taste Of Texas

Recommends

hyperchikk

Joined 5 years ago

Fantabulous!!!. I <3 Danny's Little Taste of Texas. I heard about it on the radio about a year ago and have been back many times with friends. Great food, great service, great prices! The fried twinkie is amazing....

Recommends

cmkces

Joined 6 years ago

Now this is real barbecue. Having moved to town a short time ago, we were eventually lured into this place by the amazing aroma as we drove past. We've returned again and again, about once a week, for the best authentic barbecue around. The decor, staff and menu are all in the spirit of the Old West. It's a fun, laid-back kind of place that's great for family or friends, with great food (especially the ribs).

Doesn't Recommend

sadds97

Joined 6 years ago

Amazed, just amazed. I can't believe this restaurant is still open for business. I questioned my choice of restaurants as we were walking in from the dark and poorly maintained parking area as we passed the open side door to the kitchen. The kitchen staff was hanging out on the steps smoking cigarettes.

We were first served a basket of overspiced tortilla crumbs. They were the bottom of the batch we were told as there were few if any actual chips in the basket.

The menu looked as if it were created so that any 16 year old chef would be able master the kitchen. (Including a deep fried burger and deep fried Twinkies)

We started with the Nachos, more overspiced tortilla chips covered with cheese, jalape?os and olives. It took a while before we got our order, but upon arrival, we knew why. They were overcooked. The salsa was also served warm, as if left un-refrigerated for hours.

Our menu choices included a chicken wrap and the fish and chip special as listed on the menu board.

The wrap was a large tortilla filled with buffalo chicken, bacon, lettuce tomatoes and ranch dressing all thrown together and served with... a side of overspiced tortilla chips. My wife, who rarely ever complains and eats almost anything, found this dish to be inedible.

As for the fish and chip Special? two square fish filets taken right out of the box from the freezer and then deep fried until the breading was a dark brown (overcooked) along with a few fries and two clam fritters. The fritters were undercooked - in fact, they were raw, wet and gooey.

The dining area, brightly lit with florescent lights like a school cafeteria, allows you to see the dirty floors, sticky walls and in particular, the tray of condiments at each table. The tops of the bottles have not been cleaned since first opened as most are ?crusty?.

I must admit, the Corona?s and glasses of water were spectacular.

All this?.for just under $50 including tip.

Recommends

Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review by Christy Buena. Known for its authentic Texas barbecue, the restaurant also offers smoked meats, salads, sides and its famous dessert menu

Recommends

johnbouchard

Joined 10 years ago

A great taste of texas!!!. After living in texas, and enjoying BBQ beef and great Steaks, finding ALToT... was such a pleasure... they take care of their customers... We have ordered 10 and 15 lbs of BBQ beef for church picnics and fairs it has been a real hit and we look forward to seeing them again real soon... We also eat in house at least twice a week and we and our grand children enjoy the wonderful food which they serve and it gets me salivating just thinking about those steaks and BBQ beef... John bouchard