Loose Caboose — Restaurant in Texas

Whoever the lady at the cashier was, she woke up on the wrong side of the bed. When taking our order, she was very abrupt and rushed through everything. A short while later, a different worker dropped a bag at our table and took away our table stick number thingy. My family took out a bag of fries and started eating on them. I reached in the bag for the rest of our food and saw we were given BBQ sandwiches, which was not what my family ordered. I promptly went inside to inform them of the mix up, bringing the bag of BBQ sandwiches. The cashier lady then accused me of not taking my "number" resulting in messing up their orders. As we were speaking, a waitress carrying my family's meal mentioned that she couldn't find table number #, which was our meal and I informed them my number stick thingy was already taken by the initial bag dropper. I listed our order and she confirmed it was ours and she followed me to our table. The cashier lady comes a minute later to our table outside and loudly remarked how we "took" the fries from the bag without paying for the extra food and "don't worry, we'll have to pay for your food ourselves" and left. In any other food establishment, once food is handled/eaten on by the wrong customer, it doesn't go back in the bag to the correct customer, nor is the customer suppose to “pay” for their error. This was a mistake on their end, they didn’t acknowledge it and instead was trying to put the blame on the customer; they handled it very unprofessionally. I also question their sanitary practices. Their food is nothing special, all in all, this place is a one and...

Normally love coming here but everyone's attitudes working here were terrible today. First, after spending 50$ on food and drinks we asked for a water cup and the lady rudly said they had a cup shortage. Odd, considering all the cups we saw, but that started it off. Our food comes out and one of our fried items was doughy on the inside. We sent it back just asking that it be cooked longer. She says they'll just make a new one and when it comes back it's still doughy to the point where the interior is just the batter and not cooked at all. We ask the guy if we can get something else instead because it tastes just like uncooked batter and he says "you'll have to take that up with the lady inside but I don't think she'll do that for you". Never been to a restraunt where if something isn't tasting right they don't replace it for you. Lastly, the same guy that brought our food comes storming out a few minutes later and says "your kids need to get off that tree cause if they get their hands caught they could get hurt and I'm not paying for it, I own this building!" Then he looks at our kids and says " do no get on that tree, do not get on that tree!" Pointing at them and walks away. I have no problem with him not wanting kids climbing on the tree, but all he had to do was ask us parents sitting there for them not to climb and that's completely understandable.

Top to bottom just a bad experience today and one that would make us not want to go back. We aren't picky annoying customers, we didn't order a basket of fries and 30 waters. Definitely...

Nestled in Old Town Spring (a collection of restaurants and shops) this joint boasts a nice covered patio with live music. The music was a little loud though so we sat inside.

Once you enter to the right ahead you will find the counter where you order and pay in advance. Once you order you receive a number to which they will bring your order when ready.

The menu really just seems like a lot of fast food - in true fast food fashion I ordered one of the 'train wreck snacks.'

6 Mozzarella Sticks - $5.95 I was tempte dby the sampler platters but didn't feel like spending 13-14 bucks on a bunch of fried things. They were ... fine - possibly a little underseasoned. Not really the best mozzarella sticks I've tried but it's hard no mess up mozzarella sticks. Personally I prefer the ones with pizza dough crust. I'm not sure how they made it underseasoned since cheese is usually very salty.

There are also strawberry and regular margaritas (made with wine) for sale. The alcohol tasted cheap and gasoline-like but they were strong.

They have an array of board games in varying degrees of wholeness. We found some checkers with a knitted board that was reasonably fun to play.

Not particularly clean, not particularly exceptionally nice or delicious....