Rustic Creek Steakhouse, located in Coleman, TX, is a locally owned gem that embodies the spirit of Texas in every dish. Our mission is to provide a dining experience that stands out by using only the finest Texas beef and fresh local ingredients. With a commitment to quality and community, we bring the best of Texas cuisine to your table. Our cozy, rustic atmosphere creates the perfect setting for enjoying a meal with family and friends. At Rustic Creek Steakhouse, we believe in delivering culinary excellence and genuine hospitality, making each visit memorable.
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The food.
I ordered a medium-rare hamburger steak with onions. The onions were chopped and totalled about 20 squares. The Asparagus was underwhelmiing at 8 pieces and short pieces. The hamburger steak was not seasoned that I could tell and was quite well done – not medium rare as I asked.
I asked the waitress about the extra sour cream and cheese I requested. Do you know they charge $2.50 for loaded baked potatoes here? I figured I would get a great amount. I intentionally had the hamburger steak cut into multiple pieces with several pieces turned that anyone could see it was well-done and not anything near medium rare. I know the waitress looked at my plate given her explanation about the sour cream and cheese.
Note: I’m very sure the baked potatoe was older then baked that day. The potatoe had that unmistakenable flovor of being re-heated and not fresh.
I started this attempt to eat here at about 1:15pm. I didn’t get out until after their closing time of 2pm. There was another set of folks who had to get their own silverware.
Let’s pretend they were busy before I arrived. That doesn’t explain the overcooked meal, the VERY FEW onions and VERY FEW asparagus (and short) spears.
I listened closely to background chatter from other tables. Two tables remarked about this being the only place open to eat in town (Sunday). It wasn’t completely true but that indicates people’s perception and they only say that in frustration to thinking they had to eat there or no where.
Throughout the entire visit, the screen door remained open from the building to the outdoor eating area. I saw insects such as flies go thorugh the door into the restaurant building. I didn’t see a technical reason the door couldn’t be closed. Later, I saw a couple leaving and they closed the door behind them so this confirmed there was no mechanical issue preventing the door closure. This is the same door the staff uses so they could have closed it. I simply watched as they never closed that door. Lots of insects!
I don’t recall a single proactive iced tea refill. I had to ask. Once the tea came out more like water with no tea taste.
I paid and tipped 20% but regretted the entire visit. As you can see from my exit photo, I was way after everyone else leaving only becuase I had to or not take a breath after eating to relax.
I pointed to the hours posted indicating a 2pm and asked if the hours had changed.
Again the person was aggressively advancing shouting “We are Closed” the person added in the same aggressive tone “We ran out of food”. The entire time I was stepping back. When I cleared the doorway the doorway the door was slammed and loudly locked.
Uncertain why the hostility was given.
In the past meals and service have been decent to fair.
Willing to give them another chance as dining options in a small town are slim on a Sunday.
I kindly declined. As that make no sense to me. Willing to give away a to-go box, but not a cup. And then tell me one total, but show a different one on the recipet?! What’s next, adding a line for AC charge? And unfortunately, this town has little to no options in the food category to stop and have lunch and this is the best service that can be provided?