After a long day of traveling, we ordered delivery and were so pleasantly surprised! Even though we…read moreplaced our order late, the food arrived quickly and everything was fresh, delicious, and generously portioned. The to-go drink sizes were great too! Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, and it was exactly what we needed after a long travel day.

Server She did not say her name. Bubbly as all get out…read more Clearly, not our server. That gal just brought our drinks. Our server very Clearly did not care. I would've preferred the first gal. Ambiance Typical family diner Food The servers inability to understand the difference between over medium and over well is shocking since this is where she "works". The ham n cheese omelet was good. Large pieces of ham that were at times tough and not tasty. The hash browns were over done and lacked much flavor. The chicken fried chicken n eggs. Was pretty good. The chicken breading was okay. Other than the egg issue mentioned above. Overall Servers clearly need training as well as the line (short order) cooks do. What the customer asks for SHOUID ALWAYS be the goal in what is presented. The establishment has removed the military discount... shows a great lack of concern for our military. Military Nope!

I was craving some tamales today. The topic came up while I was getting a haircut at the…read morebarbershop. Resulting from the conversation - I asked if anyone knew a source for good tamales and one of the barbers recommended the ones his mom makes. Well - I bet those are good - and I did (for the record) request a notification from him when his mom makes the next batch so that I can make a purchase! That being said / I'm still wanting a good tamale. I decided to go to George's because they offer fantastic desserts made just like the ones my mom, grandmothers and aunts all make. I thought they may also have tamales! Well what do you know - they do offer both! I ordered and promptly disposed of the tamale spread (as it's called on the menu)! It was delicious - several meaty tamales covered in a homemade chili sauce with cheese and a generous helping of chopped onion (optional for others - but not for me). The tamale spread was awesome! I had ordered a piece of chocolate cake for my appetizer (not unusual for me). I finished that piece of cake after I finished the tamale spread. I washed all this down with some splashes of Louisiana Hot Sauce on the tamale spread and a large glass of ice water that was generously refilled by the fantastic server, Heather! I recommend this dish and the dessert and will definitely repeat! I, of course, always appreciate the clean and friendly setting and reasonable prices! Bon appetite!

We eat here quite often because my husband loves the Big George but the Ranch dressing too is so…read moregood. Stacy though had to be the best waitress no matter what hands down. She makes sure your always pleased and she is so pleasant and she gets to know you on a personal level for one but most of all his staff has worked there for years and for me this is always such a happy vibe.

Delicious home style meals. Sandwiches, soups, salads, casseroles. Very reasonable prices. Large…read moreportions. Quick service.

Always clean - always friendly & courteous - always delicious…read more I appreciate Brenda and her team!

This was our first time visiting the State Park. We enjoyed the meals at this café. Everything was…read moreserved in large portions and was very good. They have inside and outside dining with great service.

I did a take out meal with three different burgers. They were excellent. Three different flavors…read moreworked well together. Service was helpful with plenty of people in the kitchen, they got it out in record time. The old CCC built building is and of hard to get the front (of their section) open, but it's climate controlled with outside seating under a deep shade. The old laderback basket weave chairs inside & benches outside. It was a wonderful experience. We look forward to eating here again.

Arch is a great place to grab some barbecue on the way home from work or at lunch one day. They…read moresmoke their barbecue locally and it's always fresh and taste soup. The price is a reasonable. The serving sizes are generous, and the folks are always friendly.

Service was great! The staff was very nice. Parking, not…read morebad. Spacious- Bathroom- older, toilet not flushed. Establishment, older- not the cleanest. Just a laid back spot. Think dive bar, without the alcohol. A watch the game vibe. The fries were the best thing on my plate, and I didn't even order them. I ordered the Arts brisket quesadilla (appetizer) - this was recommended by the waitress. It isn't enough to share, or have as your entree alone, so keep this in mind for those of you who do order appetizers as meals. I also ordered a hot link, and a slice of bread. The hot link (I envisioned an earl campbell type link- smooth in texture like a hot dog) wasn't what I expected. It leaned more sausage, like the traditional Texas hot links that use a coarse grind with a casing. It was crumbly when bitten. The hot link is very very spicy- the spice alone overpowered the flavor. I didn't finish it. The quesadillas, I wouldn't recommend. I didn't finish them either. Back to the fries. The fries were the best thing to me! Home cut, cooked fresh. Unfortunately, this is my first and last visit to this restaurant. I just didn't like the food. Another highlight- the sliced brisket sandwich was good, per my aunt. I did not try it.

First time trying! I got the small burger and small tots with a drink. It was super cheap ($6)…read morewhich I thought was great. The one thing this meal lacked was salt. The tator tots were very bland. But the cheeseburger was good, hot and fresh.

Good grief, this place is absolutely not what I expected from looking at it and knowing it's been…read morethere forever in this small town BUT; it's the best hamburger place in town for sure. They even toast the buns, that nice delicious buttery crisp with each bite left my mouth watering. I didn't even have to season the burger. The fries are great but THAT burger service is great, you get that small town "nice to meet ya" vibe.

I have eaten here twice. Both times the food and service was good. BUT, the last 3 times IN A ROW I…read morehave driven there they were closed despite everything on line saying they were open. This last time there were cars in front and someone sitting down eating and I was quickly and curtly told to come back Tuesday before I could open my mouth . I will not be back Tuesday, or any other day. If you are going out of your way to try this place I suggest having a back up plan and maybe calling first. Btw, it's okay to be closed but it is not okay to speak to me in that tone or fashion.

For starters, I called them to see if they were open. Was put on hold for 20 minutes and I gave…read moreup. Yelp said not open on Wednesday but Google said open. They were indeed open. Air conditioning is not good. Probably 80 to 85 degrees in here. They have Pepsi products... so gag. They have ice but no cups. She told me if I had a cup in the car, she could give me ice. The fries were good. The burger is the thinnest thing I've ever eaten in my life. I got a single patty. A person would definitely need 2 patties and really even 3 patties. Definitely a crisp smash burger, which is not my thing. One time was enough for me. I still say the best burger in Fort is 5 Guys and for the money Braums burger with fries and a shake is good and a good value.

Not a Cuban. Well, Not a good Cuban. The restaurant has…read morebeen chosen by their customers as a top choice for Brunch and Sandwiches. Recognition from the Democrat Gazette 2024, for best in the "River Valley," is proudly on display at the front counter. I cannot argue with that. But what I will say is their "Cuban Sandwich" needs help. Before I wander down the rabbit hole with a descriptive analysis of the sandwich, let me get the salad out of the way. My wife ordered the small Cobb Salad. Decent, fresh, no complaints. I have eaten a few Cuban sandwiches. One of my favorites. A bait that will lure me into any deli. There are minimum requirements. A Cuban must have mustard! A liberal dousing of YELLOW mustard. An essential condiment. Without it, it is nothing more than a bland pork sandwich. No bright yellow stain to be found between the ciabatta. It did have a little deli mustard. Not a suitable substitute. At the counter, the very nice young lady gave me a couple of packets of plain yellow mustard. Needs more, but this is a start. Between the bread, lots of meat; ham, pulled roast pork, and pickles. The roast pork was a little dry. First bite; something does not taste quite right. An unmistakable old grease flavor on the ciabatta. My best guess as to the cause; the panini press needs a good cleaning. It is a nice, attractive deli, with great service. Order something other than a Cuban Sandwich and something that is not pressed.

Stopped in for a quick breakfast and enjoyed it very much. It wasn't busy so service was quick and…read morefood came out fast. Everything was delicious. The place was very clean and I enjoyed the decor. Noticed they had take and bake frozen options that seemed pretty cool.