Sironia Cafe
Serving soups, salads. sandwiches, quiche, and more. Don’t forget to try one of their decadent desserts! After a filling lunch, shop from a selection of distinct vendors. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday From Waco Tribune Herald: “Few establishments in Waco can boast a location as well known as Sironia on Austin Avenue.…
Read MoreSalty Dog Bar & Grill
Home to an array of delicious foods like Salty Balls and foot long Angus beef hot dogs. The biggest chicken fried steak in Waco! Eat inside and watch one of 30 HD TV’s dedicated to sports and sports news, or sit outside on the patio and enjoy a full bar. Facebook
Read MorePinewood Coffee Bar
Serving a variety of coffees from all around the world. Try the Rover Blend, a 50/50 blend of a washed Colombian and Natural Ethiopian, or try one of the rotating Single Origins on drip and espresso. Facebook
Read MoreMcAlister’s Deli – Hewitt Drive
Chain restaurant specializing in hand-crafted sandwiches, fresh salads, ginormous spuds and their famous sweet tea. Facebook
Read MoreMcAlister’s Deli #521 – West Waco Drive
Chain restaurant specializing in hand-crafted sandwiches, fresh salads, ginormous spuds and their famous sweet tea. Facebook
Read MoreLa Fiesta Restaurant & Cantina
Locally owned, La Fiesta has been serving Waco since 1963. Serving real, authentic Tex-Mex. Family recipes made from scratch daily. Facebook
Read MoreHooters
Serving appetizers, salads, burgers, and Hooters’ world famous wings. Serving lunch, dinner and drinks. Facebook
Read MoreJake’s Texas Tea House
Located in downtown Waco, Jake’s offers southern diner style food in an atmosphere that will take you back to the ’50s. Burgers are served in hubcaps, and they offer blue plate specials on weekdays. The term “Texas Tea” was originally used to describe crude oil, black gold. It became a popular term in the 1960’s.…
Read MoreHeritage Creamery
Locally owned ice cream shop sourcing local ingredients to produce exciting and delicious treats for the Waco visitors and community. Goodies include scratch-made cones, fresh-baked cookies, and home-made ice cream. Ingredients are everything is 100% all-natural locally sourced. Established in the Heart of Texas in 2016. Facebook
Read MoreHealth Camp
Way Back in 1948, just three years after World War II, a young Jack Schaevitz built a mobile canteen to serve ice cream and burgers to military personnel at the Connally Air Force Base in Waco, Texas. Jack’s cart was such a hit, that a year later in 1949, he opened the Health Camp located…
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