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From the High Plains to the Hill Country, GO TEXAN establishments participating in the Restaurant Round-Up make it easy for you to add some Lone Star flavor to your next Texas road trip or rural getaway. Whether you are dining out, staying over or simply enjoying the freedom of the Texas roads, remember to look for GO TEXAN restaurants, bed and breakfasts, rural communities and more to ensure an unforgettably true Texas experience.

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Snyder, Texas
From the Folks in Snyder: "The next time you’re looking for a great place to rest and relax, come see us and the 'White Buffalo'. When visitors are asked why they keep coming back, they simply reply: Y’all are just so nice. We’re Southern hospitality at its best!"
Pop: 10,406
Nearby: Midland: 90 miles e
Profile: The "Land of the White Buffalo," Snyder is nestled deep in the heart of West Texas. Once dominated by herds of wild buffalo, now home to cotton fields, wind turbines, oil field pump jacks and West Texas sunsets.
To Do:Home of the restored Ritz Theater, Snyder is a great place to live or visit with shopping, dining and recreation opportunities at the Windmill Ranch Preserve , The Coliseum, The Belle Opry House and more than 40 restaurants.
Restaurants: Big Apple Deli, Manhattan Coffeehouse, Mo Malees Steak House & Grill, Spanish Inn and more.
You’re Invited: White Buffalo Weekend – a motorcycle rally and a historical celebration in one, Oct.; Christmas Around the Square, Dec.; West Texas Western Swing Festival, June.
Vernon, Texas
From the Folks in Vernon: Vernon offers a friendly smile and a great place to just stop and relax a bit. Even if you only stay the day, your memories will last forever. Next time you’re headed down 287, stop awhile and experience a great Texas town.”
Pop: 13,782
Nearby:Fort Worth: 165 miles; Dallas: 186 miles; Wichita Falls: spittin’ distance
Profile: Since the days of the Great Western Trail Drive, Vernon has been the place to stop and refresh yourself along the way. Today, Vernon is still the perfect place to visit for a taste of history and some friendly conversation with authentic Texans.
To Do: Host of the Santa Rosa Roundup rodeo for more than 60 years, birthplace of rock legend Roy Orbison and site of the Doan's May Picnic, the oldest picnic in Texas first held 1884. Model Railroad and Mini Museum, Red River Valley Museum and the Gulf of Vernon Museum are also fun sites to visit.
Restaurants: Main Street Courtyard Cafe & Gifts, Herring Bank Coffee Shop, Bara’s Fine Mexican Food, Hog Heaven BBQ and more.
You’re Invited: Summer’s Last Blast, Aug. 13-15; Christmas Parade, Dec. 11.