When the bars close, this place is packed. But curiously, from mid-afternoon to past dinnertime, Kerbey Lane is usually empty. The Food Not surprisingly, the food here is similar to that at the other Kerbey Lanes. A short stack of fluffy gingerbread pancakes will make you unable to move, which is not to say they're bad. Also recommended are the migas, which are mildly spicy but a little thin on the cheese.
Carrot shavings in the rice add a delightful, crunchy texture.
It's very rich and you'll find finishing it slow going. Unlike the other Kerbey Lanes, there's usually live music every weekend on the patio. Almost all of the fruits and veggies come from local markets, chiefly Hill Country Produce. Support your local farmer. In Kerbey Lane's case, her name is Cora.