The food was delicious. I got a chicken fried steak it was much more food than I expected…read more My mom got nachos and she said they are great also.

First off I have a serious issue when a server locks their focus in on just one out of two of the…read morepeople that are their customers! This female server locked in on my partner and only made eye contact or addressed me once!! She made it feel like I wasn't worth serving. The restaurant was clean and had just 2 other people there at the time. The female server that that table had was very attentive and even attended to us also when she saw our drinks were almost empty. The food tore our stomachs up!! We got loaded fries ( that were definitely NOT loaded ( pic included) and chicken wings ( which weren't bad) but we paid for it later in the bathroom!! When I find a place where the food isn't that good but the service is, I'll come back but with this place I will not be back!!

I always enjoy visiting this cafe on my annual visit to the area for the Houston rodeo. Brookwood…read moreis a residential facility that also provides vocational training and for jobs to adults with special needs. The cafe serves excellent lunches with a varied menu. I had salad that was stuffed with fresh lettuce, apples, candied pecans, blue cheese and a delicious apple vinaigrette dressing. I added grilled chicken, making it a healthy, yet filling meal. My friend had the chicken crepes which came with thick, beautiful asparagus and broccoli. The crepes were served with a mushroom cream sauce that made it a very rich dish. The chicken tortellini soup was the special of the day, and had a thick broth as the base, stuffed with chicken meat and cheese filled pasta. Everything was delicious, right down to the warm yeast rolls. Brookwood is a fun place to walk around after enjoying your meal because it has a beautiful nursery and gift shop with unique offerings, including some items made in the vocational programs. Many of the employees in the cafe and other commercial areas are part of the vocational programs, as well. All of them are friendly and proud to serve their patrons and supporters.

My church group of 18 recently visited Brookwood Community, a Special Needs Adult Facility for…read morelunch and a tour. It was an absolutely great experience. The café was especially good. Decorated for the holidays, it was very festive, but even more important, the food and wait staff went beyond. Because of our size, we pre-ordered our lunches and had an 11 o'clock reservation, along with about 50 + other people. Our food came out almost immediately, and was nicely cooked and still warm. A rarity when you're serving that many people. The citizens of Brookwood were all friendly and welcoming. Thank you Brookwood for taking such good care of us.

We are from SA, going Louisiana. Stopped by because Google Reviews had great reviews. I have to…read moreagree. Great food & service. Our waitress was Erica. Super nice & funny. We both had the veggie omelettes. My husband without bell peppers. Really good food. Also ... Their RR were super clean. The coffee was so good. Had a great taste. Forgot where they get it from, but it's their house blend. It was very delicious.

I took my mom and son to breakfast last Saturday and headed to Tony's. I heard good things about…read moreand wanted to check it out myself. So off we go. My mom got the veggie omelette, son got a short stack and biscuit w/ sausage gravy and I went 2 biscuits and gravy and side of bacon. Mom's omelette was big - big enough for left overs. Son plowed thru his stack, biscuit and gravy. Said it was all good. And mine was good too. Service was good considering how busy they were. Tip: we sat in the back room and it echoes. Very loud. May want to stay in the front room.

Great little restaurant that's been in business for many years. A community staple. Great menu…read moreoptions for breakfast and brunch. The food is always consistent and tasty. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The restaurant is on the small side so you have to "get in where you fit in" or wait a little bit and get to know your neighbors because the seating is tight, but this is a good thing because you make new friends every time you go. Definitely a hidden gem.

Good food for a neighborhood place. For the location and the style of restaurant, I'd give it 5…read morestars. It's a busy spot but they do a great job getting you seated quickly. The restaurant has an older charm but it's definitely worth a visit. The food is inexpensive, the portions are generous a bit bland however overall it's a solid choice for a satisfying meal.

I was taking my mom out for breakfast this morning and I Yelped the area and Ropers popped up. I…read morehadn't eaten at Ropers in 10+. We would eat lunch there after shooting at Rio Brazos Shooting Center - it's gone now to make way for growth. I was pleasantly surprised that Ropers still looked the same. Mom went with a breakfast taco and I went with a breakfast sandwich. Food came quick. The taco was packed full and not all egg. Mom had to use a fork as it was too big for her to handle. My sandwich was packed with several strips of crispy bacon. Our breakfast was excellent and very reasonable. Further Yelp reviews lead me to want to go back for lunch and try the CFS as several people noted how good it was. Definitely worth the trip in not local. I'll be back for sure.

Good food. Loved the vibe in the gas station; very small town feel. Will be back if in the area.read more

Great service, great food! It was worth the trip! The crawfish was very good as were every…read moreappetizer. Hubby really enjoyed his hamburger!

This was such a sweet little place with delicious food. The greens were awesome, and the seafood…read morewas perfectly crispy! The onion rings were AMAZING!

Magnolia Diner should come with a warning: may cause extreme happiness, food-induced tears, and…read moreuncontrollable grinning. The service was so fast I half expected my waitress to have a twin. The place was packed, but somehow still charming--clearly people know that the food here is basically magic on a plate. I had the country fried steak, which was huge and flavorful I briefly considered asking it to marry me. My fiancé got the big breakfast with biscuits and gravy instead of toast, and I swear the eggs, meat, pancakes, and biscuits were all conspiring to ruin every other breakfast I've ever had. Pancakes fluffier than clouds in a Pixar movie with a sweetness you question if it's just a flat cake, biscuits softer than a cloud's hug, and gravy that might actually be liquid happiness. Hashbrowns perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside--basically the Goldilocks of potatoes. If you go to Magnolia Diner and don't leave full, happy, and plotting your next visit, you are either a robot or lying. Highly recommend--you might even forget your own name while eating there.

Old fashioned diner, is way bigger than it looks from the outside. We went there because we were…read moreclose by and decided to try it. I have seen mixed reviews, but we enjoyed the experience. Good amount of food for the price. Give it a try!

Great service, very attentive wait staff. Nice gift shop, great ambiance for kids. Food was ok…read more Food was fast and hot but the hash-browns just weren't for me.

We came here for breakfast on a weekday morning and it was steady but not overly busy. We were…read moreseated quickly and our food came out fast too. Our server was excellent, very friendly and attentive. Portions are big, even for the kids meals. I ordered the classic French toast and would say to skip that. It was soggy and mostly tasted like plain eggs. The texture and taste just wasn't it. I ended up sharing my husband's pancakes instead and those were really good. I tried the hash browns that came with my husband's meal and the hash browns tasted weird too so I'd also recommend skipping that. The menu is pretty big with lots of options and prices are standard. Overall I'd be open to coming back and trying other dishes next time.

It's definitely expanded since I last went, but the food is still worth the wait! That was the best…read morecinnamon roll I've ever had!

Yikes, I had high hopes for this place. I first tried Hullabaloo years ago when I attended Texas…read moreA&M and the experience I had then was brought me back this time with my nephew. Unfortunately, it looks like the original diner is no longer in use, at least when we went, and a separate bar area had opened next to it where they now seat everyone. Though parking is plenty, it was hard to understand the layout when we first drove in. They still use a gravel/dirt/grass lot, which isn't a big deal, but the spaces of where we could park weren't immediately clear. I was impressed by the inexpensive options on their menu though and the portion sizes were big. However, those are the only good points. We ordered biscuits and gravy, breakfast potatoes, and their Pig in a Pancake, which wraps a breakfast sausage in a pancake. The food was overly salty and my pancake was very dry. No syrup was brought out; we had to go grab it ourselves. Same with eating utensils, which they now use disposable plastic ware. Paper towels are on each table, the only convenience. Though the employees here are nice, they did the bare minimum and never checked in on us after bringing us our food. I'm sad to see that this place has gone downhill.

Great place for birthday dinner. Staff very friendly. Food was excellent and plentiful.read more

Food was great! Lots of bacon and crispy Pancakes coyid be…read moreshared so big. Egg perfect runniness Coffee was really good too. They were busy, says only open 3 days. I guess they renovated, so food came pit slow. Still gives 5 Love the brick wall