I'm in Tyler once a month and I love Bruno's hamburger pizza with extra cheese.

Hit Tyler yesterday...Los Gueros on Vine for breakfast burritos and El Lugar today for lunch...both are great.

brunos id good for pizza but for italian try marios on south broadway, hamburgers you cant go wrong with juicy's on 5th street. mexican there are a ton of good options my favorite is the old gilbert el charros on 31. steakhouse not a real good option in tyler but dakotas isnt bad

Steakhouse-none
Mexican- Don Juans, El charro
Italian- Bruno's
Burger- Jucy's

Steakhouse - Forget it, Tyler needs a steahouse. Only place that I even halfway think has a decent Steak is Coyote Sams.?

Roadhouse
El Charro's
Bruno's
Blue Store

You have to eat the ribs at Country Tavern.

Hit El Charro on 5th...not as good as expected. Much better Mexican food here in the Panhandle (go figure). Had a burger at Where's Rufus...not too bad. Back in town at Spring Break.

You went to the new El Charros, it sucks. Should have went to the old one on Erwin.

Bernards for steak or Kiepersol.

Mario's for Italian.

Ha! Just last night I tried to talk the missus into trying Marios for the first time. But once again, we went to Chuys, her fave (don't ask me why).

For lunch, everyone should try the buffet at Loggins Restaurant on Glenwood. That place has been serving up good home cooking for decades. Heisman winner Johnny Manzeil's mother is a Loggins, and the old restaurant is emblazoned with Manzeil and Aggie memorabilia. Johnny's grandfather, Jerry Loggins, shot the bull with us just last week when we were there.

Drove right by it a few weeks ago and it was packed...I will definitely hit it next time. It's not fare from my youngest son's house.

Been eatting at Loggins for as long as I can remember (42 years). Jerry lived next to my mom until she moved last year for a long long time. Have fished with him quite a few times, Jerry is good people and one heck of a nice guy.

went to Stanley's Pit BBQ today for the second time... it was very very good.... brisket was moist, smokey and falling apart... well smoked.... and pulled poke was excellent too

Have you had a chance to eat there yet dawaba?

Ricks on the square has a crawfish stuffed filet that is very good as well as the augratin potatoes.

Prefer the Grilled Tuna at Ricks. Medium Rare with a side a turnip greens. Yum!

Yes, we finally ate at Marios with my brother and his wife. We were underwhelmed by the fare and the service. It was standard Italian, nothing more.

I still like Brunos best in Tyler. That said, it's worth the drive to Henderson for the food and ambience at Sal's.

I moved out here in 2012 and have been eating at Loggins ever since. Jerry is a good guy.

Apparently today is 'national mom and pop restaurant day' so CBS 19 is doing a short story on Loggins at 6pm this evening. Being a 'regular' Jerry asked me to be interviewed for the restaurant. I did the best I could, so check it out if your in the area.

I think the crawfish Shack's mud bugs are not that great and way overpriced. I only tried it once. I lived on lake Palestine for 5 years and liked the Purple Pig ok. The best ribs are off 31 before you get to Kilgore. I'll agree there isn't a good steakhouse in TYLER. If I wanted top quality beef I bought my steaks at the Noonday store and cooked them myself. I never did find a great Mex place to eat. I would recommend you stay away from any of the Jalapeño Trees. Mercados is not bad.

Being from west Texas I never did get used to all of the Pine trees and always felt boxed in. I hope I never live east of the Metroplex again. It's too far from a wild quail. The only thing I miss about east Texas is the fishing and it was great. I took up duck and squirrel hunting but quit deer hunting while I lived out there.

We ate there today. Pretty dang good. Sweet 'taters some of the best ever.

X2. Circle M

Bernards for steak

Going back to Loggins Tue.

I like their mexican food day on Thursdays. They make a pretty good carne guisada.