Good food, good service and good ambiance. Their chicken fried steak is very good. Their burgers…read moreare good also.

The food here is great. The ladies make you feel right at home with great service. It's an older…read moreplace but it's clean. I wish I had saved room for desert. I will be going back to try some pie

Love the seasonal menu. The scrambles/hashes are my favorite and the lemon ricotta pancake is…read morealways a good idea. The servers are very sweet, and service is always fast even when they are busy, which is most of the time.

This place is so yummy. The food, the drinks, the service...all stellar. I will definitely be back!read more

This place is absolutely awesome. Their graze package has great variety of items and their…read morecatering platters are both beautiful and delicious

From the owner: We are a shop that specializes in charcuterie boards, sandwiches and salads created from our local…read morefarms and producers. We have bakery items as well.

I found the perfect breakfast place!…read more They serve breakfast from morning till night. Yum! I was really impressed with how friendly and helpful the staff was with our dietary needs. We have both vegan and dairy allergies, and they handled it perfectly. Jackie took our order and patiently explained all our options. The manager, Brian, even came over and suggested ways we could save money. Who does that? Most places try to upsell you, but you can tell this place puts customers first. This is definitely our new go-to spot for breakfast.

We entered the restaurant and went directly to the cafeteria line and placed our order. They gave…read moreus our soup and salad as they always do and put in the order for our sandwitches. so far so good. we both enjoyed the soup and salad. Then my sandwich came. Primerib and provolone. it was drowned in mayonnaise. the bread was soggy. I scraped off what I could but most of the meat and cheese went with it. I couldn't taste anything but mayonnais. my wife's sandwich didn't come. I had to go back and tell them they had not given it to us. there were no glasses or napkins. it was such a disappointment. and this was Sunday Before church let out. 2nd attempt. never again

Has the feel of a real mom and pop restaurant. Staff is friendly and hard working. Went on a Friday…read moreevening and they were busy but staff was dedicated to good customer service. Chicken fried steak was massive. Grilled chicken burger delicious.

Eh. Not really anything special. Normal breakfast items. Freezing cold inside.. nothing worth here,…read moremore than any other place

Although we have never formally dined inside the 1st City Cafe, every time we stay at the Fredonia,…read morewe have wonderful cocktails at the Nine Flags Bar and we order food from the 1st City menu and everything we have ever had was delicious. We really enjoy their pimento cheese, housemade crackers and whipped candied jalepeno dip, the chicharonnes and queso and the great big salads. But oh, the Rebellion Nachos.....I see you sexy nachos over there with all of the hotness.....You simply must sub the Akaushi Tenderloin on the nachos. Thank me later. We normally have cocktails and snacks at the bar and then we order our entrees to take up to the room to enjoy. The service is always top notch here.

I am a guest at the hotel, and unfortunately, the service I experienced in the café and poolside…read morearea on August 21 was extremely disappointing. After helping our daughter move for school, we returned to the hotel exhausted. We had already had an early dinner, so we decided to have a drink and order a light appetizer and dessert poolside. The bar was crowded, and although three different servers came through the pool area, not one stopped at our table to ask whether we needed menus or anything else. We eventually had to flag someone down ourselves. Unfortunately, that interaction seemed to set the tone for the remainder of the evening. The staff we encountered were consistently unwelcoming and inattentive. It gave the impression that they were simply there to complete their shift rather than provide the level of hospitality guests should reasonably expect. The atmosphere was also frustrating. A toddler was repeatedly screaming at the top of her lungs while a musician was performing, and the child's father made no apparent effort to address the situation. While that is not necessarily the hotel's responsibility, the combination of the disruptive environment and poor service made for a particularly unpleasant experience. The situation became even more frustrating when we accidentally left my arm brace on the table as we hurried to finish our nightcap and leave. Within approximately five minutes of realizing it was missing, my husband returned to retrieve it. Since it had been left on the table moments earlier, we expected that the server or another staff member would be able to locate it easily. Instead, he was sent from the bar to the kitchen and then to the front desk. After approximately 15 minutes, he returned without the item. That experience reinforced the impression I had already formed earlier in the day: there appears to be very little communication or coordination among the staff. No one seemed to take ownership of a simple guest-service issue or make an effort to resolve it efficiently. When guests are paying nearly $600 for two nights in a small town such as Nacogdoches, particularly at a property marketed as one of the best accommodations in the area, there is an expectation of professional, attentive hospitality. Guests should feel welcomed, recognized, and valued. Unfortunately, I did not experience that during my stay. The attitude of the waitress who ultimately served us was particularly disappointing and significantly affected the overall experience. Her demeanor was not appropriate for someone working in a customer-service position, much less one at a property presenting itself as a higher-end accommodation. I strongly recommend that management take a closer look at staff training, communication, accountability, and expectations surrounding guest service. Tipping is part of the hospitality industry, and guests should not have to repeatedly seek out employees for basic service. Based on this experience, I will not be staying here again. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to improve the guest experience for future visitors.

It was okay for breakfast, husband had fried pork chops, egg was not fried like he wanted,…read moreoverneasy NOT hard fried. I had chicken fried steK, onion rings, and mashed potatoes with gravy ..... indigestion. Steak fingers from DQ would be better, sonic onion rings would be better, and instant potatoes enough said. If going there have breakfast, menu is way to large for a small restaurant. Went to location on S. BROADWAY.

Excellent food everything from hamburger to Mexican always consistent great prices great people…read morefavorite restaurant in Tyler

Yes. $8 for a wrap but it's the ONLY place you can get a healthy meal at the Trade Days. Had a…read morevegan wrap on pita and they included bananas a and strawberries. Thanks for being here. To me is was well worth the $8.

I agree with the other reviewer about it seeming slightly high for what you get... BUT- it's an…read moreamazing option to be able to eat such a healthy meal while out and about on First Monday, so I refuse to complain. So grateful they are here.

This place used to be good when it first opened. It's a shadow of what it used to be…read more No more hand, breaded onion rings. The hamburgers do not taste like a real meat. They are probably pre-frozen and. Mixed with filler. The french fries are thick cut and saturated in oil. The fry oil probably hasn't been changed in a month. Visit at your own risk.

Excellent cafe. I haven't eaten anything here that I didn't like! Great family and after church…read moreplace to eat. It's the closest place to go eat at from Cayuga except for the Mexican restaurant in Cross Roads so that's a huge plus! Support family owned restaurants!