Drove through at noon on a Friday and decided to stop. Had the Buffett and the pizzas were…read moreconstantly coming out. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Want or need a specific pizza? Just tell them, and they'll fix it and bring it to you. Food was hot and delicious.

Do not stop here. Service is poor. It took 20 min to get a salad. They and even longer for 5 wings…read more Not worth the time. The workers stand around and talk. There is no reason for it take this long. Will not ever stop here again. Never got my wings. People getting orders before me and they ordered after to me.

Food is always fresh! Service is always great! Atmosphere is welcoming, friendly people. Local…read morefavorites!

Our experience started out positive. We enjoyed their bread, mozzarella sticks, and the Alfredo…read moredipping sauce. In fact, we loved the Alfredo dipping sauce so much 3 of the 4 of us ordered dishes with Alfredo. All 3 Alfredo entrees were awful. The sauce was so runny it ran off the pasta and had zero flavor. The chicken tasted like reheated boiled chicken. My son ordered the pizza and it was good so I ended up eating some of his. I debated saying something because I am not normally someone who speaks up. I personally would rather have a customer tell me vs leave a bad review.... As I was paying I told the waitress how much we loved the Alfredo dipping sauce but had a different experience when they served it in the Entree. She tried to tell me that it tastes different on noodles and veggies. It was bland and watery. She was nice but also trying to convince me that I must not understand Alfredo sauce vs Alfredo sauce . I've been eating Alfredo for 40 years and never had such a bad pasta dish. I didn't even mention the chicken after that because I could see it wasn't going to go anywhere. I wasn't looking for a free meal. I just want to see these small businesses survive and they won't if their food sucks and they don't care for feedback ‍. I wouldn't say "don't eat here". Just stick with the pizza.

Food was ready quickly, in under 15min. The order was correct, lots of topping on the pizza…read more The dining room was closed it was after 10:00pm. The parking lot is nice after they repainted it.

I called in two pizzas to go on a Saturday. When I arrived, the doors were locked. I walked all…read morearound the building and saw no one but there were people inside. Turns out they were family members of the employees. I finally yelled through the drive through and got someone. The manager told me that their district manager ordered that they could only thaw out 12 crusts at a time and that when they sold those, they shut the doors and thawed out more. I honestly find this hard to believe but this is absolutely what I was told. The pizza was standard fare but I had to wait an additional 20 minutes for my wings. I won't be back.

Food I had Habanero Hawaiian Pizza, and it was okay. It…read morewasn't spicy at all. Normally, I would think that there would be more flavor, but not as tasty as I thought it would be, especially if it's wood oven made pizza. Service The server is friendly with that sweet southern hospitality. She deserves 5 stars. Ambiance Music background, clean and spacious place. Sadly, I had to give 3 stars not because of the staff or the ambient, but because of the food.

If we are just going by price and food quality I'd give Compass 4 stars. Reasonably priced, pretty…read moresolid wood-fired pizza. The stuffed mushrooms were good too. But unfortunately I have to drop it to 3 stars as the setting is weird and the service was bad, teetering on horrible. It's located downtown at the back of a building that looked like it had a flower shop, a coffee shop and a salon to walk through before you got to the restaurant. I understand you gotta do what you gotta do as a business owner, but it was a bit strange. That didn't detract from our experience, but when we DID get into the restaurant, it's not a good sign that you feel unwelcome and frankly a burden to the staff. Which is exactly what we felt like. We were told "sit wherever". "To drink?" "We have Pepsi products but Pepsi out" as she walked away. It never got better from there. Too bad because I'd recommend the food but when coming thru town next time, I think I'll try somewhere else.

Craft Brewery in small town Denison. Nice variety of beer…read morestyles, all approachable and well-executed. Oatmeal Blonde and the Cow Bell strong ale were my favorites. As a bonus, the pizza was excellent, too. Nice, fluffy crust and plenty of toppings. Definitely stop by if you're in town or driving through.

Had some time to kill before meeting my son who lives in Denison so decided to stop by Say When…read moreBrewing. Was just gonna have a flight of beers but their menu looked good. I tried the half Italian sub which came with homemade chips. My sandwich was very tasty with fresh greens on it and crunchy bread. Chips really paired well with my beers. A flight of four beers and the sandwich and chips were only $16 which is quite the deal. If you're in downtown Denison check out Say When Brewing.

Food had no flavor and the ceaser salad was iceberg lettuce with some watery bottled caesar dressingread more

Great food, very clean building and bathroom, staff is super nice! They have vegetarian options as…read morewell

There something for everyone here, but the Moe's was just okay. The servers skimped on everything…read more I understand that the meat was portion controlled, but the veggies, rice, and beans too?

This is a good stop for fuel and eats along the corridor from the Dallas area to Interstate 40 in…read moreOklahoma/Chekotah, Oklahoma. The bathrooms are generally clean(ish) - as in pretty good most of the time. The food options are good with a Moe's on site and a Cinnabon on site, as well as other hot/fresh food option and and good drink options too. The folks that work here are usually helpful - but the Buc-ees or Chick-fil-A vibe is not really what you get here. It's probably the best option between Melissa, Tx and I40 in Oklahoma, in my opinion.

Pizza bar. It's an all you can eat, so thin pizzas and flavorful ones. Even the dessert pizzas. The…read moreservice was great as well, Krista busts her butt and is amazing. It is a little backwards to other places. Found out it's a little you sit down and eat first then pay. And also the plates are placed with the desserts first. But aside from that it was clean and great.

Updated Aug 2026, I went back this week. Food is the same. My cup was dirty. No issue with the…read moreplates, but I'm really questioning the cleanliness overall now. My table was also very sticky. When I moved the napkin dispenser, there was visible build up under the dispenser. Like lots of soda that never got cleaned properly.

Our favorite pizza. Sandwiches and side salads are also great too! We love Mama Tigs!read more

We were making our way from Fort Worth to Branson, and were about to pass through Eufaula when we…read moredecided to stop for lunch. My husband showed me a photo of the pizza and said, "How's this look?" "Looks good!" Eufaula is a nice little town with restaurants, shops, and typical small town businesses. There's even a Eufaula Museum across from Mama Tigs. We sat at the window facing the street. The table was made from a slice of a tree with the bark visible, but it was shellacked, of course. There were about a dozen options for pizza or you could create your own. There were some other menu options but we were there for the pizza. We chose number 5 ("The Erin") which had sliced meatballs and fire-roasted peppers (sweet not spicy). SO GOOD!! It reminded me of pizza we get from a Brooklyn Italian family-owned restaurant in our small town of Haslet. The cheese and the crust... We also got a side salad with house made ranch. This side salad had leafy mixed greens, sliced cucumbers, radishes (which my husband loved!), shredded carrots, and grape tomatoes. We almost missed dessert but decided to get a cannoli. It was delicious as well. Everything was simple and so tasty. The owner, or who I assume was the owner, was serving another table and asked if they were passing through. They live in Northwest Arkansas and Mama Tigs is their usual lunch spot (there are a few other locations). The owner said most people are visiting the nearby lake or passing through to Branson, when I said "That's what we're doing." We chatted a bit more with the owner and discovered they had lived in DFW at one time. Small world. Great place! Friendly staff! Excellent, wood-fired pizza! Be sure to stop in. It's far better than a drive-thru burger. (I didn't think to get photos of the food. I was focused on enjoying it.)

Their pizza is pretty darn good. Passing through from Dallas to Mena, Arkansas, and found them on…read morethe map. Glad we stopped salad bar was well stocked. Very friendly staff. I love how they took the historic home and turned it into a cool pizza place.

Great local pizza shop! Jeff and his crew make some amazing…read morepizza! Be sure and try the Fred's for a local favorite!