A lot of pastry selections, friendly staff, place has seating or just a counter to take to go…read more Ambience chill.

I've been meaning to leave this review for a few weeks. I was driving through town and was craving…read moresomething sweet so I stopped in. Skyler let me know that they were completely out of sweet items from some event that took place that morning. I think she could see the disappointment on my face because she went to the back and brought me a delicious cookie. I had the BEST cookie & coffee :) Skyler was SO sweet and obviously loves Paris because by the time I left she had me wanting to move there too lol Great customer service

The service was great! Nicki was my waitress and she's was kind and helpful me with my order…read more The food was hot and cooked perfectly. Had a skillet and it was delish! Glad I stopped by!

Oh my! We came here…read morewith friends after a night at the casino. This had the best breakfast reviews in Durant and we had high hopes. Inside is a quaint diner type restaurant. They were busy for a Sunday morning but the service was spot on!!! I had the chicken fried steak and eggs that was scrumptious! Every cooked just as I would want and oh boy that CFS was so good! My wife had the cinnamon swirl French toast and loved it. Our friends had the Mexican skillet , which she said was excellent. Even the basic sausage and eggs plate was perfect! Excellent choice for breakfast!

We love this coffee shop. Can always get a great cup of coffee a yummy treat. Good place to sit and…read morerelax get the morning started. Service is always great.

I have gone there for years. Stopped in for a coffee after a day in Bonham.amazing products, wide…read morevariety of sugar free syrups which I love! 3 different plant based milks, protein options to add in, juices , smoothies and really great food and chocolates/desserts! Great staff! Both locations have a great vibe. The new one downtown is my favorite because it's more like... a rational coffee house with lounge seating, etc...

We were passing through Bonham, so I jumped on yelp to find something good to eat & came across…read morethis place. Although they didn't have a bunch of reviews, the ones they did have were good - so we decided to give them a try. Walked in around noon on a Friday to an empty restaurant, that's usually not a good sign. Our server looked like she'd just rolled out of bed but at least she was there I suppose. There was also a young school aged girl sitting in a booth who was semi watching a little toddler (employees children I assume)? We had to listen to Miss Rachel sing Old McDonald & the toddler running around being loud. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything special either. They had good tea, I will give them that. It's a nice place, it was clean & conveniently located downtown near other businesses - which is why I couldn't understand why they weren't busy. I guess the locals might know something I don't. We were the only ones there the entire time. I know good help is hard to find these days, so you may have to settle for what you can get, but your employees can also make or break you as well. First impressions are everything, and although we were just passing through, I don't think I'd go back.

Finally! Bonham got a good place to eat breakfast!…read more I ordered the Texas Classic breakfast and opted for bacon and biscuit with it. The bacon is a good, quality bacon and was cooked to perfection. The hash browns were cooked exactly how I like them...crispy. my eggs were cooked exactly like I ordered them. Now let's talk about that biscuit. Yes, it is worthy of its own paragraph. It is homemade, and so delicious. Yum! Hubs ordered the ham and cheese omelet with a side of fruit (he's on some new diet kick). He said it was very flavorful with lots of cheese. His fruit was very fresh. As an after thought, I ordered the sourdough toast just to try it. So good! So buttery. It is hard to choose between the toast and biscuit. Both are winners. I cannot wait to come back here for lunch or dinner! I glanced at their menu, and their prices are super reasonable. The service was super friendly and attentive. I am a suckered for rustic café decor, and this one is very charming. They have a really cool painting. I took a photo. Another after thought...hubs saw pumpkin lattes, so he ordered one to go. I am not usually a latte person, but I am an "everything pumpkin" person. Well, now I may become a latte person, too. Excellent!

Very old fashioned but good place. Short staffed it seemed - only one server so the wait to…read moreactually be served was considerable, almost left to go elsewhere. Glad we stayed though because food was good! Came out fresh and hot, albeit under seasoned and bland. Once things inside calmed down the waitress was very attentive and considerate. Still cash only, so go prepared!

Went for breakfast with my sister and waited over 20 minutes without anyone even acknowledging or…read morespeaking to us. The server passed by us dozens of times with zero communication or eye contact. We ended up leaving. Disappointed.

Best donuts in town, such as that may be. I only rarely eat these things as they aren't tasty…read moreenough to offset the damage done to my diet. On the other hand that's also the reason why I usually can't justify downing a second glass of most California wines. But these donuts are quite good: fresh with an open and airy structure and the apple fritter has actual bits of apple, or so it seemed. But there's something odd going on here, not specifically in this shop in Cooper but... Have you ever noticed how many donut shops all around are called "Good Donuts" or is it, as often the case lately: AM I THE ONLY ONE???? Well that's how it is anyway! See, all around the country it's Good Donuts here and Good Donuts there and that's how it is. Open your f'n eyes willya! (Sorry but I can get pretty worked up about things. Yet everybody is always telling me it's only in my head?) So this is just another example and proves my case, but why is it? The other thing I've noticed is that most if not all Good Donuts shops, including this one (and in fact a predominant number of donut shops of all appellations) are owned by Asians. This one is typical both in that regard, and in being very well maintained with excellent product quality, especially the ones with custard filling. So what up wid dat? I think it's related to the tradition of Chinese coffee/bakery shops, which you may recall I've reviewed from every Chinatown in the country. I lived in such neighborhoods in nyc, sf, LA and Philly, in fact they're my go-to for many things. So there you have yet another mystery and one not even my beautiful China girl can explain. What she doesn't do is suggest it's only in my head. Smart, too.

Yes. Cheap,convenient,cashier is super nice, and over all just so good! Definitely recommend. In my…read moreopinion it's the best donut shop in that town!

The food we have had has been amazing. I had a Ruben sandwich which tasted great and then one day…read moreI ordered the open face breakfast which was two biscuits, gravy, eggs, and sausage. It was amazing and I will order it again. The service was great as well!

This is a go to spot in Sulphur Springs, TX! Located directly across from the airport just a short…read morewalk. The staff here are awesome. The restaurant is always packed in the mornings. Service is quick. The past few times I've been, I got the breakfast combo with eggs, ham and tomato slices with coffee. I got wild one day and ordered the biscuits and gravy! Legit! Sooooo good! If you're driving through or happen to be flying in, you gotta stop by! The prices are a bonus too! These meals are like $7.50

A nice little down home flavor in the small town of Coalgate, OK. You get that everyone is family…read moreatmosphere when you walk in the door. That good ole country feeling and great service. They are only open for breakfast and lunch and offer a salad bar and a buffet on certain days. Its a great break from the norm and a must stop if you're in the area or passing through.

My first trip through Colgate and it was nice to find the local greasy spoon. This is one of those…read morelocal owned made from scratch kinda restaurant. They offer a lunch buffet, but I opted for the bacon cheeseburger and curly q's. My burger was cooked perfect and the curly q's backed it up nicely. If I find myself in the Colgate area I would stop in and go for the breakfast menu (it's served all day).

Stopped here because of all the great reviews, and it was totally worth it! They have a variety of…read moredrip coffee (which was delicious) as well as craft coffee. Their breakfast was delicious, I had the western omelette and my wife had the biscuits and gravy. The food was hot, tasty, and plentiful. The biscuits were baked and then toasted for a minute on the grill. They were heavenly. The omelette was equally delicious. The service was excellent and the people were very nice and hospitable. We'll definitely be back. If you're ever in Paris around breakfast time, stop by!

I love more than anything, finding a hidden gem that is a friendly locally Family owned! This is…read morethe spot! We were researching and off the grid area coffee shop. It's definitely not fancy, but I did get a really good regular brewed, coffee, caramel pecan notes that was delicious and I creamed it with half & half. My husband had a cup of Colombian coffee with creamer and said it was a Good fresh smooth coffee. It is a very laid-back homey, family friendly environment. We had already eaten, however we definitely will come back for at least breakfast. they appear to have really good food.

I had heard locals talking about this place so we decided to try it. I was dead set on getting…read moreramen before we even arrived, and I was not disappointed. The atmosphere is small and cozy, and the man and woman who served us were extremely kind. It's nice to have a cute spot like this close to home. It's easy to miss on the road, but worth the stop!

READ FULL ARTICLE at https://www.ntxe-news.com/artman/publish/article_142621.shtml…read more As for my own meal, I started with the Spicy Tuna Tower, and it was exactly like the photo--layered, balanced, fresh, and absolutely perfect. Then came the Tiger Roll, one of their most popular items, and I immediately understood why. It was generously filled with two fried shrimp and crabmeat, then topped with two pieces of sushi shrimp and finished with creamy avocado, eel sauce, and spicy mayo. Every bite hit that perfect balance of crunch, creaminess, and umami. Finally, the Bulgogi Japchae delivered a full sensory experience. The savory-sweet sauce clung to each glass noodle, hitting every taste bud just right. For a moment, I felt like I was eating dinner in a traditional hanok with family back in Korea.