Considering the fact that Texas is nearly 900 miles across, stopping for food is a necessity during road trips. Here are seven of the very best roadside restaurants in Texas to fill your hungry belly while traveling.

1. Royer's Round Top Cafe (Round Top)

The food at Royer's will remind you of what your grandma used to make. Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and creamed corn is one of the most popular dishes, and you absolutely can't leave without trying a slice of delicious, house-made pie.105 Main St, Round Top, TX 78954

2. Czech Stop (West)

Easily the most popular kolache place in Texas, this iconic rest stop on Highway 35 between Waco and Dallas is home to some of the most authentic, delicious pastries in the state. From fruit to cheese filled and everything in between, there's a flavor to satisfy even the pickiest of eaters.104 S George Kacir Dr, West, TX 76691

3. Weikel's Store & Bakery (La Grange)

Next time you're traveling between Houston and Austin, a detour through La Grange is a must. Weikel's is family-owned and operated and has kolaches that will have you salivating after merely glancing behind the pastry case.2247 TX-71 BUS, La Grange, TX 78945

4. Buc-ee's (Madisonville)

Buc-ee's: the Mecca of travel necessities. From every food item and beverage you could ever imagine (beaver nuggets!!) to toiletries and souvenirs and everything in between, you'll never be stuck on the road without essential supplies as long as there's a Buc-ee's around.205 I-45, Madisonville, TX 77864

5. Hruska's (Ellinger)

Hruska's has been around since 1962 serving up homemade, family-recipe kolaches that have only continued to improve sense. The bakery is located on Highway 71 between Houston and Austin.109 TX-71, Ellinger, TX 78938

6. Meyer's Elgin Smokehouse (Elgin)

Sausage is the name of the game here at Meyer's. For four generations, they've been using the very same recipe that the restaurant's founder, Henry Meyer, brought over from Germany. They use a complex process called vacuum tumbling that produces the juiciest, most tender barbecue you'll ever experience.188 US-290, Elgin, TX 78621

7. Luling City Market (Luling)

Luling City Market is an iconic barbecue joint in Texas. The line weaves through the actual room where the meat is slow-smoked for over 24 hours, so you get to see the pitmaster in action and see which pieces of meat catch your eye. Everything is sold by the pound for a relatively low price and served with bread for dipping and sandwich making. You definitely won't leave the table hungry!633 E Davis St, Luling, TX 78648

Still hungry? Take a detour on your trip and check out these scrumptious barbecue restaurants in Texas.

Have you been to any of these places? What's your favorite roadside restaurant in Texas?