This place has amazing food! I have been there twice and had…read morea great meal both times. My first meal was a Sunday night, which I recommend if you want a quieter evening. My last dinner was a Saturday night , there was a community event that day which added to the crowd and wait. Any issue we had with our wait was heard and appreciated by staff and their service has been very good. Get your steaks Burnt, it's worth it! The menu is great across the board, appetizers, salads, proteins and sides are all very good!

Venue - great Drinks - great…read more Food - mediocre Service - average Shrimp and grits fell flat with two of our group... it's not big-city dining, but I still had high hopes the entrees would be executed well. I'd highly recommend a happy hour/date at the bar without a formal dinner being on the agenda

Saw a post on FB about 1836 Cafe, so my DIL & I decided on a breakfast roadtrip... what a wonderful…read moredecision. 1836 Cafe is everything you imagine if the words "hole in a wall greasy spoon" are used. Small interior offering 4 tables and a line up of bar stools. The kitchen and pantry are fully exposed. We were greeted by a gent opening the door for us and friendly hellos! The menu provides a wide selection of country fair with twists on cosmopolitan selections (the country bennie is a must). No pre-cut fries on site,! Everything looked and tastes freshly prepared. Will definitely make the trek again!

1836 Café in Bells, TX is a true hidden gem and worth every stop. From the moment I walked up to…read morethe door, the smell alone let me know I was in for something special. Inside, the atmosphere is small-town comfort at its best -- casual, welcoming, and the kind of place that instantly makes you feel at home. I ordered the Chicken Bennie, and it was absolutely outstanding. A homemade biscuit served as the base, soft and fluffy on the inside with just the right touch of crisp on the outside. On top of that came perfectly fried chicken tenders, a runny egg that tied everything together, and a generous pour of rich, savory sausage gravy. It all came with a side of crispy fried potatoes that were cooked just right -- golden and flavorful without being greasy. Every bite was pure comfort food perfection. The coffee was smooth and satisfying, the kind that pairs perfectly with a hearty breakfast. Service was excellent as well -- friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind, which made the whole experience even better. You can tell the staff really cares about their customers and their food. Overall, 1836 Café is exactly what you hope to find in a small-town spot: great food, great people, and an atmosphere that keeps you wanting to come back. I'll definitely be returning, and I highly recommend it to anyone passing through or nearby.

As I begin writing this I've already been in line 30 minutes. Let me point out the Only reason I'm…read morestanding in line this long is,Press releases say this place is closing. I've just ordered and they tell me it's another 25-30 minute wait. I'll be back with a review of the food and more details then. I'm back after a total wait of one hour! Let me say,it was worth the wait. If they are still open when you read this,it's worth the trip. I've had this place book marked several years. Opened in 1951, it's the quintessential small town burger stand. I just forgot about it until the other day when I read they're closing. Don't cry,it's because of real estate values. It's no longer economically feasible to make small profits working hard no matter how good the burgers are. The burgers are really good. This place is slammed. I saw two large door dash orders go out and a lot of people that must have ordered online Coming and going. Finally my name was called and I took my piping hot brown paper sack to the hood of my truck. Looking into the sack,loose fry,pull it out,bite it, perfect. Unwrap burger,looks fantastic, bitting into it.... satisfaction! I'm a sucker for small towns but Anna is no more. In only five years the influx of migrants from other states have fueled exponential growth. It's happening everywhere and places like Spurlocks are the victims. It's our loss too,as these quaint old places harbor a lot of history. The kind that built America. Usually the Yelp community competes to be the first to Review a new business. I find it satisfying in this case and honored that I may be the last to Review... The Malt Shop

Found this gem on help when looking for a local ice cream shop in Anna!…read more Upon arriving and parking, you could tell this was an older business, but that it was gonna pump out some good old-fashioned food! And we were not wrong... We tried the cookies and cream malt, fried Oreos, as shown in the picture, and of course we had to get some fries. All came out piping hot, except for the malts, of course. My kid said it was one of the best malts they have ever had, which is a strong statement because they are ice cream connoisseur lol. Their fries were crinkle cut which just added to the old school feel the fried Oreos were cooked to perfection and exactly what I wanted There is a cute little indoor seating area next to the kitchen, but we didn't take advantage of it because we got our food to go. However, we will definitely be back now that we are locals.

I had some greatest items and was real delicious and a vanilla coffee. The ladies were very nice…read moreand made my first time there feel like home.

We always love a trip to Lovejoy's on Main! The food is always amazing and the servers are friendly…read moreand attentive. You can shop in the store front and dine in the back. The homemade desserts are the best! Definitely worth a trip to this small town for a big town experience.

This place it a true Texas treasure. Great atmosphere, amazing food and fantastic service. Even the…read moremusic was spot on. We will be back soon and often. From a 7th-generation Texan, thank you.

Great Food, excellent waitress, Izzie. My favorite sandwich is a Monte Crisco. It is as good as the…read moreone i rate them all against. I loved it. Husband had chicken fried steak. It was HUGE, and he said delicious and tender. Izzie was a great waitress. Attentive, with a big smile. The ambiance was good. Will be back for another Monte Crisco. Excellent overall.

We spent the morning at PGA Frisco and had breakfast at the Apron, located in the lower level of…read morethe Omni Hotel. They have a breakfast menu, as well as full buffet. My SO went with the buffet options, but I opted for the "BoB" - Breakfast on a Bun, their version of a breakfast sandwich. It comes with chive scrambled eggs, caramelized onions, American cheese, chipotle aioli, apple-wood smoked bacon, brioche and a side of hash browns. I subbed the bacon for turkey sausage. It came out incredibly quick and was quite possibly the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. It was positively delicious. The hash brown square was also very crispy. Overall, highly recommend checking out this spot if you visit PGA Frisco.

Excellent food. Excellent service. Excellent ambiance and view. I highly recommend doing brunch…read moreat The Apron at PGA Omni Hotel and Resort. The brunch buffet is about $29 and comes with all the standard brunch cuisine plus charcuterie and made to order omelets. They also have a separate menu in case you don't want to do the buffet. The highlight of the brunch buffet when I came on Sunday was the Apple bread pudding. It was delicious! At the end of the meal, our waitress gave us a complimentary fresh caramel. It was a nice touch. They also validate valet parking which is great! I highly recommend and will definitely be back!

As always this is a great place to go for cooking like my grandma used to make! Great food, great…read morepeople at a great price! Just a little old diner tucked away on Main Street in Howe! This has been one of my favorites for nearly 10years now! But hit it before it gets swallowed up by the growth!

Ordered to go, the Fried Catfish was delicious!!! Flavorful, crispy cooked to perfection!!read more

Popped in for a drink;…read more Ambience is top notch - very modern cool look. Well stocked bar lots of selections and beers on tap. Menu looks very very impressive and service was exceptional- will return for a full meal.

I don't know what I was thinking going back to Heyday a second time. The first visit was bad…read moreenough, but apparently they took that as a challenge and said, "Hold my lukewarm beer." The hamburgers? Frozen meat patties that tasted like they'd been excavated from the back of a 2019 freezer. My fish and chips came with fish that smelled like it had been on a week-long bender in a dumpster behind the pier. And the lobster ravioli? Let's just say the only thing "lobster" about it was the price tag. The pasta was sad, the filling was suspicious, and the whole thing felt like a culinary war crime. But hey, at least the ambience is great! Beautiful lighting, nice decor, perfect for pretending you're having a fancy night out... while quietly plotting your escape to literally any other restaurant. Oh, and don't worry about the shortcuts -- when they're done disappointing your taste buds, they'll hit you with a credit card fee for the privilege. Nothing says "we care about your experience" like charging you extra to leave poorer and hungrier than when you arrived. Save your money, your dignity, and your stomach. Go somewhere else to eat. Anywhere else. Even a gas station hot dog would've been an upgrade.

Four of us decided to check out Harvest... Saturday night for the first time. Let's start with the…read moreserver. Adriana was great. Had a really chill vide. Super patient with us, answered all of our questions, made recommendations, and very attentive. Will ask for her again. The menu was a cornucopia of drinks and eats that sound amazing. We had the pimento cheese spread, two orders of the chicken fried steak and two orders of redfish. Everything was spectacular. We can't wait to go try other items on the menu. While waiting for our table we wondered up to the 3rd floor. They had live music. The place was jumping up there. We are going to have to look up who is going to be playing and have another married date night. The only downside to the evening was unfortunately the host at the front door. He was rude and severely lacking in communication skills. If anything else had me "meh" I would have taken stars away but everything else made up for his shortcomings.

Nice place, nice staff (server Cat was very helpful) - but food way below expectations…read more Summary - "If that's Wagyu, I'll stick with trim steak." Booked table for anniversary. Once seated we waited nearly an hour for the food, and it arrived with one good plate, and a $55 "Wagyu" which was a small, twisted piece of sinewed, chewy meat with cold, soggy veggies and mash. Sent it back, and my wife was finished by the time the replacement came - which again, was about as 'Wag'yu as a pup's tail. They kindly removed cost of my meal, and we got anniversary desert. Nice building and staff working hard - just set your expectations accordingly.

Spent the afternoon at The Yard and honestly couldn't have picked a better setting. Beautiful…read moreambiance tucked under the trees with a relaxed energy that makes it easy to lose track of time. Brooke was amazing sweet, knowledgeable, attentive, and never once pushy. Service felt natural and welcoming from start to finish. Had the Cobb salad with shrimp along with an Austin raspberry cider, and both hit the spot for a warm afternoon. Fresh, light, and refreshing while enjoying the outdoor atmosphere. One of those places that feels effortlessly charming without trying too hard. Perfect spot to unwind, have good conversation, and enjoy a slow afternoon.

Crowded Overpriced…read more Disorganized There's alot more brunch options locally that cater to larger and smaller parties that allow dogs and kids and there's not an hour + wait. Your paying I guess for an experience thats trendy and somewhat insta-wortht, which is crowded and loud with arguably better food a mule down the stret