Good food cooked while you wait plenty of choice. The portions are plentiful and so tasty. Love the…read moredecoration. The staff is great and friendly makes you feel at home.

Fried Catfish and Shrimp on Friday Night Special. A big let down with very muddy catfish and it's…read morebatter was super thick and blah tasting. The shrimp tasted good but same extra thick blah tasting batter. The fries were crinkle thick with no taste. We were so very very disappointed. Nothing spectacular tasting on our entire order.

Sometimes the bill is a bit...eye watering...but when the flavor is that good, it doesn't matter…read more Their Friday special is incredible for everything you get. Probably my favorite burger I've ever had in Texas. The shakes are amazing, and the servers are wonderful. The 50's vibe is definitely a choice, but it makes sense. I always recommend this place to anyone traveling north of the city.

Cutest lil diner. Food was excellent. I'd go back for sure. Onion rings, chili cheese fries,…read moreburgers all delicious.

We live near Daisys and it's our go to if we are not in the mood to cook... great fast services,…read moredaily specials, huge portions and reasonably priced.

Daisy's diner has a large selection of food on their menu. They serve large portions, you…read moredefinitely will not leave hungry.

We have eaten a Dolli's several times and it is always busy. This visit was no different. However,…read moreservice was marginal. Several apologies later, we finally got our food. I had the BLT with the optional egg and it was okay, nothing to write home about. Coffee was good. Restaurant and toilets were clean and from the sign posted in the men's room, it is highly rated (lol). Nothing like some bathroom humor! We will certainly be back as we are always hopefully that today was an anomaly.

Right in the center of downtown is a corner cafe that is full of friendly smiles as well as loyal…read morepeople who obviously frequent the place and even have their regular tables. Makes you feel like you're in a Texas country town for sure! My daughter and I were in Nacogdoches for college visit to SFA and we looked this place up in the hopes that we would find something different than a normal chain stop. It certainly is different and was exactly what you might imagine. Everything on the menu is decently priced and it seems that Tuesday is the place to be with short stack specials for $2 along with the weekday breakfast special at $6.95 On of my daughter's favorite meals is chicken fried steak and what better place to try that than a local diner??? Unfortunately it fell below expectations. The portions were quite large, enough that we could have just split a plate. The idea of sausage gravy on top of the mashed potatos and steak sounds heavy but also potentially fantastic. However both the gravy and the fry were quite under seasoned. I was able to fix mine with some cholula sauce and some salt and pepper was a quick fix as well for my daughter. The side of green beans and carrots she got were actually pretty good so perhaps there was just a disconnect in flavor at the meat station this day. I did very much enjoy the side salad I chose instead of the veggie medley. Came with home-made ranch which brought me back to my East Texas family gatherings with the freshly shaken ranch.....it was great. The portion size was pretty fair value at $13. Like I said we could have just split it between us. Very hit or miss flavors leaves this at a 3-stars for me. But no doubt some of the nicest folks in town work here.

Hubs had a ginormous cheeseburger. I have the chicken fajita over rice with cheese. Mouth watering…read moreand excellent taste! Overall, very satisfying!

Not The Whistle Stop anymore. Stopped for lunch and parked in rear of building. Noted that in…read moreaddition to the sign for "Alma's Whistle Stop " there were signs for a Mexican restaurant. We wrongly assumed that both existed. Sat in a booth that replaced the our favorite table. Surprised by Tex-Mex menu. Noted that some items on menu were "Alma's" favorites but not our favorites. We used to enjoy The Whistle Stop but as the saying goes " the only constant in life is change!" We left so I can't comment on food or service.

I lived in Lufkin for eight years and I've driven by mom's diner many times. The outside scared me…read moreI couldn't find what the place really could look like and so I pretty much avoided it. I tried it out today for lunch judging hamburgers around Lufkin. I order plain burgers with everything on it except mayonnaise. Only one patty of beef, hands-down mom's is the best in Lufton. I would rate second raise and third Whataburger Whataburger only lose us over Reyes because of the size of the overall burger it's as good as Reyes moms is huge packed full of extra good ingredients besides the beef patty and the fries are homemade. I'll be back here for breakfast and other things. This is a great place.

Mom's Diner is one of those classic spots that reminds you why comfort food is called comfort food…read more From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with friendly service, a warm atmosphere, and that nostalgic diner charm that makes you feel right at home. The food here is exactly what you want it to be--hot, fresh, flavorful, and served in portions that definitely won't leave you hungry. The standout for me? The liquid butter. If you know, you know. You can pour that golden magic over the toast, the pancakes, the biscuits--basically anything that'll hold it--and it takes everything to the next level. It's the kind of simple, old-school touch that makes a meal unforgettable. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, grabbing a plate lunch, or just craving some true diner comfort, Mom's never misses. Great people, great food, and great prices. Absolutely a Lufkin gem--and we'll keep coming back!

I ordered through Guber's . I ordered the liver and onions I enjoyed the meal. The interaction I…read morereceived from Ten West Diner was over the phone , excellent, service . I had called the restaurant before I called Guber's. I have eaten inside there before , a long time ago . And I loved the old cafe feel ambiance.

First Food is really good no complaints there and the restaurant was clean, the table and chairs…read morewere comfortable and it was decorated nicely. The problem was all regarding service and customer interaction. The server seemed not interested in doing her job or Just because she's young. My coffee cup had lipstick on it. She did replace it but never gat asked if we wanted refills. She also asked what bread we wanted with our meals and said we could get white toast, a biscuit or even a pancake. She did not tell us the pancake as our choice of bread would be up charged. I ordered hash browns they brought out the home fries instead, they did send out some hash browns to make it right. Then these people have the audacity to put tip suggestions of 30, 25, and 20 percent. Uh, come on. Nothing in that joint comes close to warranting a 30 percent tip. All that said the food was good and I would go back but based on the lack of personality and eagerness from the waitress our first impression wasn't great. So, you want a good tip, act like it, refill drinks, get the order right, inform customers of extra charges. The wait for the food wasn't long but the wait to pay did as she never bought us the check some guy just asked if we were ready to pay so we went up there and did. Then he tried to rush my wife into pushing the pay button before she had a chance to read the screen to see what exactly was being charged.

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.

Small town feel and service. Very friendly staff and home style food. We got breakfast dishes and…read morethey were all great. The peanut butter pancakes were delicious.

Had the liver and onions and mashed potatoes Husband had pork chop and eggs It was all great…read more Next time I'm having the chicken fried steak!!