I swore I thought I wrote a review on this place years ago. Anyhow, this is my favorite soul food…read moreplace in the country. Anytime I'm passing through, I try to coordinate the timing to eat here. Glad it's far enough away so I don't eat like this too often! Very few places make good dressing and Mac n cheese. I like their baked chicken. Wished their hours were longer and they served breakfast. I could see fried potatoes, hot sausage and salmon croquettes in my future! This place is like eating at someone home that you know can cook.

Not sure why they are closed. Maybe for good? Yelp says they're open. Reviews are great. Closed on…read morea Friday afternoon.

We took the old highways home to Fort Worth from Austin today and found ourselves visiting Oma…read moreLeen's a second time, this time for lunch. So glad we did! The menu here is not expansive but it offers a very nice selection of tantalizing dishes. We opted for the fried chicken tacos. Being old timers with small appetites we customarily share an entree, but when I learned that an order consists of two, not the customary three tacos, I ordered a plate for each of us. Big mistake! Hahaha. These tacos are humongous! I'm afraid I totally failed to fulfill my duties as a responsible Yelper and take a photo of the presented plate. Attached is a pic of one, but the pic does not adequately provide for you a sense of the taco's actual size. We each had to work to finish one each. This creation is a work of taco art. A taco masterpiece. The tortilla appears to be house-made. The large pieces of chicken breast, perfectly seasoned and breaded; and crisply fried rest on a bed of some of the tastiest cole slaw ever. The fried chicken is then topped with a couple sauces that sing with the chicken and finished with house made hot honey. This taco is worth the drive to Hico from FTW for lunch. Service was once again very pleasant and attentive. And as I think I said in my previous review, Owners/Chefs Austin and Shannon have done a wonderful job of curating a welcoming, warm and authentic ambiance in this historic building.

We've been to Oma Leen's multiple times now and it has been consistently outstanding. We've tried…read morethe chicken and waffles, avocado toast, several scratch-made pasta dishes, and easily one of the best burgers and fries around--everything has been on point every single time. You can really tell the food is made with care and quality ingredients. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere makes it a great place to relax and enjoy a great meal. This place is a true gem and absolutely worth the trip. We'll definitely keep coming back.

First time here. Was really hungry for chicken fried steak. This restaurant is in an old…read morerefurbished building off the square in downtown Gatesville. Very antique and vintage decor. We were greeted and immediately I asked Stephanie to tell us what they were known for. She said Chicken Fried Steak Yaa ! And hand battered onion rings.Food came out quickly and was hot and fresh. Hubby got full plate and I opted for Chicken fried Sandwich and onion rings. Very flavorful and gravy was definitely homemade. Loved it all. My only remark is that the front entry is kinda dark and could use a ceiling fan. We will be back.

Went back again and the onion rings are great. Chicken fried steak is good and crispy and the…read moreservice is quick. They need a full bar instead of just beer and wine to get the 5 stars. Inside is great and creepy.

Really great food. The large order of chicken fried steak is enough for a family at two or three…read moreeven really great service.

I had the haystack it was good…read more If you like a lot of pepper flour gravy , if not I'd suggest a half pour on that. Staff was good no issues. It's little country diner. I'd recommend for something different.

This little gem has the friendliest staff. Every thing on the menu tasted very good! IDon't let the…read moresmall corner location deter you. You will be pleasantly surprised and well fed.

Wanted some quick soul food and decided to stop in. The place is small and the staff was very…read morefriendly. Felt like I was pulling up to a relatives house to eat and hang out. I ordered the catfish platter with yams and mac n cheese. Everything tasted fresh. The fish was seasoned perfectly. The yams were perfect and the mac n cheese had a good mix of the noodles to cheese ratio. I even got the kool aid with refill. Before I left I wanted banana pudding but they were out so I got the peach cobbler which I ate at home. Had I known it would be so good, I'd have ordered 2. Im definitely getting it again next time.

This was my first time to visit Greer's Ranch Cafe. It was…read morerecommended by a friend and so I gave it a try. First impressions: Right on the Courthouse Square in Stephenville. Inviting looking . Friendly hostess and waitress. Menu covers everything. These are just what I noticed first off. I ordered the chicken fried steak, loaded baked potato and a fresh green salt with honey mustard. They also brought hot rolls and cornbread too! My meal was delicious! The next time I am in town I certainly will be back! When in Stephenville go by and give Greer's a try. Go get Full!!

I love eating downtown in any small town, Texas. They tend to have some great hidden gem…read morerestaurants. This was no exception. The chicken fried steak was done quite well and not overly salted. Homemade cornbread with plenty of butter and honey. Fried green tomatoes that were properly breaded. The atmosphere was surprisingly modern and comfortable. This place should've been way busier on a Tuesday night.

We love Brown House! Everything we've tried has been delicious and tastes homemade. Service is…read morealways great.

Zero complaints The food was hot and was flavorful which…read moreboth are critical for high stars. The staff was very attentive, the orders were correct. We had steak fingers ( really good, seriously) and 4 large strips- had to give one to my husband and take one to go, chicken strips, quesadillas, and Philly cheesesteak sandwich, fries and okra. They have the style fries I like, they seem to have a slight flour coat or something. Just enough crunch but not greasy or over fried. Finished it off with blackberry cobbler it was just as good as the rest of the meal. We will return next trip to town.

Donald Citrano's Coffee Shop Cafe…read more07-12-26 Me and my family had a late lunch here. It's a nice café with friendly staff with a nice size dining room. They were really busy but we only had a 20 minute wait. They have a regular menu with lots to choose from. Traditional Café Menu. We chose the All You Can Buffet. Lots to choose from. Pork Chop with Dressing, Fried Catfish, Fried Chicken, Hamburger Steak, Chicken Fried Steak, General Sou Chicken. Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Squash, Okra Gumbo, Brussels Sprouts, Butter Beans, Macaroni and Cheese, Candied Yams, Mixed Vegetables, and 3 types of Gravy. Rolls, Cornbread, and Biscuits. Full Salad Bar and Deserts with Soft Serve Ice Cream! I'm not sure if I got everything that was available. Food was good. Will come back and try the Breakfast Buffet.

While returning from a trip to North Texas, we were hungry and pulled off into the town of McGregor…read moreand stumbled upon the Coffee Shop Café. Perfect! A simple little country café was just what I wanted. What we did not know was how popular this place was. Judging by the crowd inside and the pictures of all the famous people on the wall, the Coffee Shop Café appeared to have a very long and interesting history. We were promptly seated and after looking over a delicious menu, my wife went with the Philly Cheese steak omelet and I chose the Coffee Shop Special of two eggs, pancakes and sausage. Service was prompt and friendly but it was obvious that the café caters to a large local customer base that probably eat here several times a week. Our meals were hot and absolutely delicious and the price was ever so reasonable. I am no complaints other than the Coffee Shope Café is not located locally to me. Next time we are traveling up towards McGregor, we will definitely be stopping in this great café for another meal

It's really hard to know how to contextualize Milo. On one level, the restaurant is really a…read moregastropub. However, they don't have that many artisanal beers on tap. Sorryhardto call it a classic gastropub. On another level, it's sort of a new American cafe, and in this particular vein of thinking, it certainly hits a lot of the high notes. The food is well-selected, with a smattering of farm-to-table plates, various proteins, and the classic pub selection of small bites. I really like the outdoor patio. The swamp coolers help to make the area hospitable even in the middle of the summer. I sat outside by myself, not too far from one of those blasting humidifiers, and enjoyed a nice cold beer and a delicious burger. My server was incredibly kind and very attentive. I think, in the long run, what I would most consider Milo to be is a restaurant that has a bar, that serves primarily farm-to-table delicious food. Yeah, that-seems to sum-it all-up. Oh, and the service is excellent.

Came here for dinner on a Wednesday evening. Had no wait time and found the service to be fast and…read morefriendly The appetizers jumped out to me as more interested than the main dishes, though some of the mains did sound good. In particular the deviled eggs and Brussels sprouts caught my eye, unfortunately the latter was sold out so I went with the sweet potato Both dishes I had were really good! The candied bacon paired really nicely with the creamy deviled egg, the hot sauce vinaigrette didn't add too much flavor, but honestly adding a significant amount of heat would've probably taken away from an already very tasty dish. The baked sweet potato on the other hand had a nice dose of heat from the Calabrian honey vinaigrette, the sweet heat combo worked really, I'm surprised I'd never come across a spicy sweet potato dish before, but I'll definitely have my eye out for it in the future Overall I had a very good experience and will definitely be back for future rest stop meals between Austin and Dallas!

Food and service is great, I do suggest the cheese curds and popcorn chicken. The fries... no idk…read moreif it's just the one time I had it but they were almost like left over fries. Not fresh at all. But it's a cowboy diner and has a bar to the left which is cool. Adult side and family side.

Stopped by with the hubby on the way to Dallas from Austin...I loved the Lone Star Cafe as a kid…read moreand fondly remember the jingle about Bubba. We came in about 5:45 on Tuesday before New Years, and the place was basically bare. I was concerned. Went immediately to use the restroom, which was nostalgically decorated and clean as a whistle. The waitress was at the table taking to my husband when I got done, and my tea was already there, waiting for me, when I arrived. Now...the food: I got the chicken fried steak and hubby got fried catfish. Both were so clean and fresh I thought they'd been air fried! By the time the food arrived, dinner time must've hit, because as I write this from my table, the place is absolutely packed full of patrons. I didn't take a photo of my dinner, because I was busy enjoying it. However, I was able to get a quick snapshot of the husband's fish before he downed the last few bites. Seriously, this was the best southern comfort meal we've had in quite some time. We'll DEFINITELY make this a stop when we are passing through Hillsboro in the future! Seriously. Try them. You can thank me later, and ya might even run into Bubba while you're here!