Food is great! Just be sure to get there early enough or someone may call in an order that might…read morewipe out a lot of the selections. Service was always polite & respectable. They'll even reheat your hot beverage if need be! It'll be interesting to see what it's like to use the outside chairs and tables when the cooler fall weather arrives! I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this but does that fireplace work or is it for looks only? In any case I shall be returning!

Awesome! The service was exceptional! They were fun, friendly and spot on to assist us. We were…read morethere in the pouring down rain and it was worth it! Oh - and the cinnamon roll and long John were sooo good! Great Antigua coffee!

A pretty standard American diner. It had a decent amount of seating in a seat-yourself style…read more Service was decent. Food was alright. Serving sizes were fairly big.

Johnny B's is such a gem in Texarkana! Located right on State Line Avenue, it's close enough to…read morewalk to the famous Texas/Arkansas border sign, which makes it a fun stop for both locals and visitors. The restaurant has that classic, welcoming, locally owned feel--clean environment, friendly staff who greet you with a smile, and service that's always quick and attentive. Portions are generous (come hungry!) and the menu is full of traditional comfort food done right. Everything I've tried has been fresh, flavorful, and priced fairly. If you're looking for a casual spot with delicious food and warm hospitality, Johnny B's is exactly the kind of place that keeps you coming back.

Dixie Diner in Texarkana is one of those places we try to stop at every time we pass through, and…read morefor good reason. If you're looking for true country cooking, this is it. My husband ordered the liver and absolutely loved it, which says a lot because it's not easy to find it done right. I had the chicken fried chicken with gravy, and it was delicious, comfort food at its best. Everything was seasoned and spiced to perfection, flavorful without being overwhelming. This is the kind of diner that feels familiar and satisfying, with food that tastes homemade and consistently good. A must-stop if you're traveling through Texarkana and craving classic Southern comfort food.

Great food, amazing service, and a very calm, nice atmosphere…read more Would recommend it when we travel this way again.

This is a best kind of diner. You walk in and it has the old guys groups sitting around sipping on…read morecoffee and solving the world's problems. The service is perfect and the cost of breakfast is easy on the pocketbook. I applaud the owners and the people that work there, just a great place to get something to eat.

Quaint, local,family diner. Parking in rear. Homemade…read morebiscuits and fried pies (apricot) bacon, sausage and eggs very good.

I almost don't want to post a review so I can keep it to myself. You want a great meal at a great…read moreprice? This is the place. The food is consistently amazing, the service is always friendly and on time and the ambiance is family dining room casual. You have to make it a regular place and just see for yourself. We go weekly and it has always been consistently amazing.

Oh, how I love thee, Texas Chuck Wagon! The best chicken fried steak I have ever eaten in my…read morelife--no contest. Portions are huge, the staff greet you the moment you walk in, and after a few visits, I swear they'll have to roll me out the door (and I'll be smiling the whole way). The fried pickles and cheese curds? Absolutely incredible--perfectly crispy on the outside and addictive. The pancakes are massive yet light and fluffy, the bacon is perfectly crispy, and my coffee cup never runs dry. Honestly, with all this good food, they were seducing me into doing a happy dance right there at the table. Now, back to the star of the show: that chicken fried steak. It's huge, the meat is melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the coating is seasoned perfectly--crispy enough that even my leftovers stayed crunchy after days in the fridge and a spin in the microwave. Pure comfort food bliss. And let's not forget the biscuits and gravy--heavenly! I got my gravy on the side so I could dip both my biscuit and my chicken fried steak. Best decision ever. Texas Chuck Wagon is comfort food done right, with service that makes you feel like family. I'll be back... again and again (and again).

A small breakfast joint, order at the table and then pay up front when you're done…read more - Breakfast Burrito 2.4/5 It looks good, but it's severely underseasoned. The potato's were thick cut and underseasoned. Just.. not that good of a breakfast burrito. - Andouille Sausage Breakfast 1.8/5 A giant andouille sausage cut in half then grilled. It was okay. The hashbrowns needed some seasoning along with more crispiness. The potato was a little thick. The biscuit it came with was dense and very dry. Eggs came out cooked perfectly. Free parking in lot

Yummy breakfast bowl and homemade biscuits. Very friendly staff. Bonus outdoor seating for the dog.read more

We love the food, staff, ambience, friendliness...everything about this place! True home cooking,…read more"like grandma" and bff style friendliness, which I love! So clean and comfy. We discovered them about 8 months ago while traveling through, needing some less processed options than typical eatout food, and tried it. Sooo glad we did! So now that we're in the area again we knew this is where we wanted to go. We even ordered extra meals to take with us for tomorrow! Ignore the lower star reviews bc they have nothing to do with quality (and no, the food is not bland)! If you want fancy highly processed and over seasoned gut burning food, don't go here - go to an impersonal restaurant serving commercial processed foods. Mother Kelley's is true homestyle flavors, meaning it's not fancy but it's home cooked comfort food (real ingredients) like my grandmother's was (mid 20th century); you'll love it!

We ordered the chicken fried chicken plates with mashed potatoes with whole gravy and corn and a…read morecorn muffin the chicken fried chicken was the. Best thing on the plate. The corn appeared to be canned and was apparently let to boil on the stove had no flavor whatsoever the potatoes were cold and could have used seasoning the corn muffin was very dry and no butter was provided we were very disappointed as I had read other reviews that made us want to try it.

Excellent service. Andrea was attentive to our needs. The…read morecampfire chicken meal was good. Restrooms were clean and all working. Standard ambiance.

GREAT SERVICE!!! Good food except the grits!!! my sister and I had steak and eggs and grits! The…read moresteak and eggs were wonderful! Cooked to perfection! The grits were abysmal! The only thing I can think is that the cook is from New York! People in the south do not like for their grits to look like soup! I couldn't even believe they brought that to the table. They don't really solve the grits, and that's fine because there are a lot of senior citizens that dine here. But even a 90-year-old senior citizen in the south knows that grit are not supposed to look like soup. If you want to know how to cook grits, go to waffle House, and take a lesson!!! Otherwise, we had a good experience and happy to see the old Cracker Barrel put back in place! I apologize for the 3 star rating! But that's how important GRITS are in THE SOUTH!!!