Lets Eat Abilene

Was passing through and we had steak and burgers. Was left fingers licking. Awesome food with nice management. The owner is a nice man who took special interest in making the steak especially for us. I would easily rate it the best steak in this area. Bar is apparently on the way. That should make the place more inviting and since it is a new place there is a lot of scope to grow. I am confident that with time and an expanded menu the place should serve locals for a long time. Absolutely delicious.. Certainly worth a try.

Just had my first experience with Indian food, and I must say.... Wow! Even with them dealing with remodeling, they were on top of their game. Jamie was awesome. Very knowledgeable and helpful, loved her cheer and pep. Our cook was on point, thank you Naveen. Can't wait to try all the foods you have to offer.

I ate at Let's Eat for the first time today. It's located in the front of Emerald Inn Expo, 840 HWY 80 East, on the north side of the HWY. The motel will likely have a different name when remodeling is complete. The only sign for Let's Eat is on the east front of the motel, facing south toward the highway, so it's easy to miss. It would get more business if it had a prominent sign near the roadway. If you're heading west and see Mustang Donuts on your right, you have already passed Let's Eat. The dining room of Let's Eat is being renovated, so I went into the motel lobby and ordered. Most of their orders now are takeout and can be delivered by any of the home-delivery services in Abilene. The menu is posted on Google Maps and Yelp. Cooking is done after you order. I had the Paneer Tacos (3 tacos) for $7.58 with tax. Indian platters run $12 and up, which I would rate as $$ (moderate price). My food was freshly made and tasty, different food than is typical in Abilene and worth the the price. Might want to familiarize yourself with the names of Indian-subcontinent cuisine before you order. Ambiance, because of the remodeling, is not great, but my food was very good.