You can find a variety of good things to eat in Marathon, from fine cowboy cuisine to tasty Tex-Mex

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Cafe Cenizo And White Buffalo Bar. Next to the Gage, serving creative regional cuisine with influences from Mexico's interior, with West Texas cowboy flair. Fine dining with a full bar and ample wine selection. Breakfast and Dinner daily, lunch also served on Sundays. U.S. Hwy. 90. 432-386-4205

Famous Burro is a newly opened eatery at the corner of US 90 and the Post Road. Menu changes weekly. Full bar, open Thursday-Sunday 5:00 pm until late. 432-386-4100.

Oasis Cafe, Burgers, Mexican food, and chicken fried steak. On the west end of town on U.S. 90. Open Monday - Friday, 11am-2 pm ; Monday-Thursday 5-9 pm       432-386-4521

Gilda's Grill, homemade burgers to go. Located at Sixto's Shell station, U.S. Hwy. 90, on the east side of town. 432-386-4557

Shirley's Burnt Biscuit Bakery, home baked heaven, with donuts, pastries, cookies, cinnamon rolls and more, all fresh baked. U.S. Hwy. 90. Open Monday-Friday 5:30 am-1 pm and sometimes on Saturday.  432-386-4322

French Company Grocery and general store.has a little bit of everything. Fresh produce, meats and fish, staple foods, traditional local foods, tobacco, Natural foods, domestic and imported beers/wines, champagne, hot coffee, hardware, first-aid, bicycle repair, picnic supplies, “to-go” sandwiches, hiking gear, health/beauty products.   A covered eating area accompanies internet access. 432-386-4522

Johnny B's is an authentic 50's style soda joint right out of Happy Days. You'll find fountain drinks, burgers with all the trimmings, delicious deserts in a bright and lively atmosphere. US  90 and Avenue D .Open Thursday-Sunday 11:30am-3:30pm 432 386-4233

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