Food & Drink in Hereford
Rock 'N Roll Soda Shoppe
American Food for Two or Four, or Carry-Out at Rock 'N Roll Soda Shoppe (Up to 43% Off)
Retro diner and soda fountain serves classic shakes, ice cream sundaes, and Angus beef burgers
Canyon
$20 $13
American and Tex Mex Food at The Ranch House Cafe (Up to 40% Off)
The Ranch House Cafe
Canyon
$20
$12
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Burgers at The Burger Bar (Up to 45% Off)
The Burger Bar
Downtown Amarillo
$20
$11
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$15 for $30 Worth of Indian Cuisine at Indian Oven
Indian Oven
Indian Oven
$10
$5
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Deli Sandwiches and Salads for Takeout or Delivery at Zemer's Deli (40% Off). Two Options Available.
Zemer's Deli
Amarillo
$15
$9
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Mexican Dinner Cuisine at Pancho Villa Restaurant (45% Off). Two Options Available.
Pancho Villa Restaurant
Amarillo
$20
$11
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Asian Cuisine and Drinks at Uncle Chien's Chinese & Thai Restaurant (Half Off). Two Options Available.
Uncle Chien's Chinese & Thai Restaurant
Tech Terrace- U.N.I.T.
$16
$8
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$12 for Four Groupons, Each Good for $5 of American Food at Premier Courtside Café ($20 Total Value)
Premier Courtside Café
Lubbock
$5
$3
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Cereal and Breakfast Food at Serios For Cereal (40% Off). Two Options Available.
Serios for Cereal
South Overton
$10
$6
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$10 for $20 or $25 for $40 Worth of Seafood at Shrimp Galley
Shrimp Galley
Lubbock
$20
$10
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Thai Pattaya's chefs demonstrate a mastery of myriad cooking styles with their pan-Asian dishes, from the Vietnamese soup known as pho to plates of to crispy tamarind duck. Chicken, beef, and veggies commingle within bowls of rice noodles, or with fried rice flavored with basil, lime, and other classic herbs harvested late at night from the backyards of homes in Thailand. The kitchen team also crafts fragrant curries as well as less-common specialties such as a grilled panang salmon with kaffir-lime leaves.
Helmed by owner and cake artist Mandy Williams, The Cake Company unfurls a fresh panoply of cookies, brownies, and fetching customized cakes. Peanut-butter or snickerdoodle cookies strut around plates next to their gargantuan cousins, the 12-inch or 16-inch chocolate-chip cookies. Cake-smiths set up private consultations for prospective brides and grooms, wherein couples taste their way through six samples before collaborating on the design for their perfect wedding cake. The pastry architects commemorate other special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, or finally figuring out how to ride two bikes at once with specialty cakes adorned with colorful buttercream or fondant arranged into clever designs, such as a lighthouse, a giant cupcake, or a spray-paint can.
The savory aroma of fire-grilled steaks and fried eggs is the first thing to greet the noses of guests ambling into The Ranch House Cafe. After the initial olfactory welcome, the restaurant envelops visitors in a relaxed, home-like atmosphere bolstered by homemade meals, friendly service, and embarrassing middle school class portraits of every visitor. Chefs bustle about the kitchen transforming Angus Beef into hand-formed burgers before sending them to tables on the arms of speedy servers. Conscious of meeting the dietary needs of all its patrons, The Ranch House Cafe offers low-calorie, meatless, and kid-friendly noshes to ensure that eaters push back from their tables feeling sated.
The King and I of Canyon welcomes hungry visitors to feasts of rich coconut-milk curries, tender morsels of tuna, salmon, and crab, and spicy stir-fry dishes flavored with aromatic scallions, garlic, ginger, peppers, and basil. Taking its name from the famous Rodgers and Hammerstein musical and its less famous spinoff sitcom, the restaurant enchants visitors with an exotic, yet approachable charm, seating guests at tables decorated with fan-folded napkins and fresh blossoms, while serenading diners with live musical performances. Behind the marble-topped sushi bar, chefs hand-roll inventive maki combinations or arrange nigiri plates into colorful, edible pieces of art.
"Life is short. Eat dessert first." That's the sweet motto at Rock 'N Roll Soda Shoppe, a lovingly retro tribute to the bygone days of poodle skirts, sock hops, and an un-jumpsuited Elvis. The diner specializes in old-fashioned ice cream drinks and desserts, including shakes loaded with candy pieces and splits both banana-filled and banana-free. But the kitchen gladly accommodates guests who prefer to begin their meals with savory fare. Angus beef burgers arrive layered with bacon and cheese or green chilies, while Monte Cristo sandwiches are served freshly griddled and sprinkled with powdered sugar.