We’re RVers, right? The RVing community knows about food! So, we offer two must-do’s if you’re ever in San Angelo. By the way, there’s a Texas state park (San Angelo State Park) just outside of town that might serve as a stop-over as you travel north.
OK, for breakfast, please go to Armenta's Cafe, 1325 S. Oakes St., San Angelo, TX , phone 325-653-1954.
It’s a small, family-owned/operated restaurant which serves each dish freshly prepared. The servings are perfect size, just the right amount, enough to satisfy you without overdoing it. We ate breakfast there and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Great food – we had “migas”: scrambled eggs with crumbled tortilla chips and crumbled sausage in them, and wonderful seasonings. Armenta’s is open for all 3 meals – it could become addictive!
Our second recommendation is for lunch or dinner: classic BBQ! Ray, at Corley Freightliner, suggested Packsaddle BBQ, located at 6007 Knickerbocker. We are confirmed BBQ afficionados and this place is really good!! We had baby back ribs; the cole slaw was excellent (not runny); the beans were not sweetened (darned good!).
Please visit our posting about Bill's BBQ in Kerrville, TX, from early May, "Alaska 2010 - Day 2, Kerrville, TX". That restaurant, to us, is the ultimate in BBQ restaurants we’ve experienced so far!
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