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Homecoming at Angelo State University

An October 2004 trip to San Angelo by CDub

Homecoming GameMore Photos

This is our relaxing weekend getaway to the country life in San Angelo, Texas captured in our memory books. My wife’s alma matter Angelo State University homecoming reunion gathering turned out to be a very relaxing getaway from the express week in the city.

  • 3 reviews
  • 5 photos

Homecoming at Angelo State UniversityBest of IgoUgo

Overview

Homecoming Game
San Angelo, Texas is an unhurried town that has soothing written all over it. Relaxation, fine dining, and the quiet atmosphere of a small town is the theme for this journal.

Quick Tips:

Breakfast at Granny's Kitchen
lunch at Mule Creek Bar-B-Q
Dinner at Mejor Que Nada (fantastic Mexican dishes)

Best Way To Get Around:

San Angelo is a small town. Driving is easy and it's the best way to see the scenery.

Granny's KitchenBest of IgoUgo

Restaurant

The best way to start your relaxation is to eat a good homecooked breakfast at Granny's Kitchen, the best way to start any day right. I recommend this establishment.
  • Member Rating 3 out of 5 by CDub on October 24, 2004

Granny's Kitchen
8502 Grape Creek Rd. San Angelo, Texas 76901
(325) 655-5458

Mejor Que Nada (Better Than Nothing)Best of IgoUgo

Restaurant | "Mejor Que Nada"

Fine Dining
This has the best fine Mexican food this side of the Brazos River. This establishment is a busy restuarant, and the food is the reason. There are large portions of great Mexican food and a pleasant atmosphere with a big welcome at the door. The owner stands there with a smile and welcomes you as you enter into the restaurant. It appears the owner has a twin, as he manages to welcome you at the door and check on you at the table to make sure everything is allright. Relaxing!
  • Member Rating 4 out of 5 by CDub on October 24, 2004

Mejor Que Nada (Better Than Nothing)
1911 S Bryant Blvd. San Angelo, Texas 76903
(325) 655-3553

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CDub
Fort Worth, Texas

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