I am afraid that your choice is not a popular one;

Why delicious Indian food is surprisingly unpopular in the U.S. - The Washington Post

Long John Silvers - very tasty and cheap.

Nedicks

Gray's Papaya

Brio's

orange julius

We did have an Indian restaurant in SS, family owned and operated, good authentic Indian food. Did not last too long, maybe not even a year. Indian food is regional probably to the East and West coasts.

We need Starbucks in Brownwood!

Yes you do. Coffee shops do GREAT all over the world. Every country I have been to has always done well with coffee shops. Some years ago I was in Istanbul and they have a main thoroughfare that is pedestrian only. It is lined with coffee shops and small restaurants and you could not get a seat anywhere.

We do need a coffee shop in Brownwood but not a SB...a shop with real baristas that know how to properly brew a great cup of coffee.

You must be going to open a restaurant there. How about a old fashion coney island with hot dogs and chili. National coney island is great.
From kentucky, chicago,michigan, then florida

That would be great...great dogs. Maybe some would then learn what dog tastes like without the veggie patch thrown on it

Texas Roadhouse

We would love having a Brio's here. I'm not sure the space is big enough, though.


I wouldn't have to travel an hour for a basil pear fizz and the best flatbread around.

I love pear and do a ginger pear martini. What is a basil pear fizz?