They were really busy on the Sunday that we went but once the food arrived it was good. We'll…read moredefinitely go back there and try some of the other items. Had the chicken and waffles. However the chicken was a little underseasoned. Also had the biscuit basket and they were really good.

My biggest issue- The pictures displayed on their ordering platform are in no way representative of…read morewhat your getting in person. The ambiance is very nice, Cowboy chic and cozy. They were busy during weekend brunch but we were seated immediately and the service was great, very attentive and my server was in training. The food is not up to par. I researched several dishes before coming here and their ordering platform has images of almost all dishes online. But these were so far from being realistic representations. Haystacks manages this content, it should be accurate or not presented at all. Quiche had a great flavor but came with a very meh spinach pile and potatoes that were in no way "haystacks piles." It was also considerably small, 4oz. Felt like I was eating airplane food. Mac and cheese bland and broken, Hannibal burger was very sweet not balanced. Biscuits were slightly under baked but the jam was delicious.

Cute breakfast and lunch place that we happened to stop at on a recent road trip…read more All of the food we ordered was so delicious and the quality totally blew us away. The menu is HUGE and has so many options for pretty much everyone's tastes. The waitresses were so nice and friendly and we really enjoyed our visit.

Chicken Fried Steak is very disappointing. Pounded paper thin ands it's soup tough you can't eat it.read more

Karen was the best. Literally an angel and food was great!! I felt like I was in a hallmark movie…read morewith the vibes

We stopped in for breakfast. Friendly. Fast. Delicious…read more Great quality. Loved it. Karen is great too. Highly recommend and would definitely come back. KW from WV

Ambiance was great for our family, food was delicious and the price was a good value. We…read moreappreciated the friendliness of the staff and the little box of puzzles by the front door to keep kids entertained. Overall, one of the best family lunches we've had in a while. The concept of everything felt really thoughtful, kudos to the owner.

A solid cafe in old downtown Greenville. Boss Lady and I were waiting for the county office to…read morere-open so we had lunch here. The joint is spacious and has random framed pictures throughout. We were seated quickly by the hostess, who took our drink orders. Another wait staff member took our food order. Both were very friendly. Boss Lady ordered their fried chicken sandwich and I their Turkey club. Both were ok, they could have used a bit more seasoning. BL had to salt her chicken, she seldom salts anything. My Turkey sandwich also needed something more, just felt as if it was missing something. The fries were hot and crispy. Over all a good experience.

After several times eating here, I had to share a review. The salads, burgers, sandwiches and…read morebreakfast have ALL been delicious. I am a bit picky with food quality but City Limits does not disappoint! The vegetables are always fresh, food is hot and has been cooked perfectly to order, and seems to be made with quality ingredients. The shoestring onion ring appetizer is huge! Burgers are juicy, fried chicken sandwich is cooked perfectly, the new chicken bacon ranch wrap is super tasty, I love the side options, and I have not had anything that was disappointing. Although this is a small local family-owned business, it surpasses the usual mom and pop expectations. If you are disappointed about them not being open for dinner, they also have White Oak Buffet (outside the city). It's a weekend fish fry buffet, so the menu is quite different at White Oak but worth a trip.

Comfort foods, etc. My wife and I split a mushroom and Swiss sandwich with onion rings for the…read moreside. The sandwich was good but (of all things) the onion rings were the best I've ever had. Light, thin, flavorful, crispy (but too crispy) and not greasy at all. The service was good and all were very kind. We'll be back when in town. Heck! I'll go back for the onion rings if anything else.

We stopped in for a late lunch after going to see the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Texas. As vegetarians,…read moreit's often really hard for us to find a good meal while on the road, so we were super excited to see that this place served breakfast all day and had many vegetarian options for us! (We eat eggs so if you don't eat eggs, you should definitely review the menu ahead of time). The service was great and very quick! It's a small place so there were only about 2 servers on staff, but the woman taking care of us was very kind and friendly. We were in a rush as we had lost track of time, so she quickly brought us our check when we asked for it and we were able to pay via a QR code on the receipt. So cool and modern! Especially since this restaurant is located in a small town. Also, just want to make note that the menu has a lot of different options in general, so I'd definitely say this is a good place to go if you have a few picky eaters with you!

Lunch was a tasty, friendly experience in this small Texas town. We had their Rueben and Grilled…read moreCheese. Their fries were coated which is usually not my favorite, but were tasty with ketchup. Very cheery staff!

Who doesn't love a good home-cooked meal--especially breakfast?…read more We were in the area and decided to stop in for breakfast. The prices were surprisingly affordable, and the portions were generous. I ordered the two-egg breakfast with ham and sourdough toast. It was solid, but next time I'm definitely getting the biscuits. My husband ordered them, and they looked incredible--big, flaky, and clearly homemade. I had serious toast regret! The service was friendly, and there's plenty of seating across two dining areas. I also noticed a salad bar and what looked like some tasty lunch options, so we may have to come back to try that too. This spot is casual, welcoming, and serves up affordable, comforting home cooking. Add it to the love list

We stopped at the Fork for a late breakfast. It fronts Highway 69 in Emory. Large dining room with…read morelots of windows and a rustic feel. I'd already had plenty of coffee so I had iced water to drink and ordered fried eggs, gravy and extra sausage. The platter also had potato fries with the skin on, slightly overcooked but tasty. To say I got full is an understatement and the food was good.

Great food and atmosphere. The decorations of old tools on the walls is amazing. What memories they…read morebrought back to this old man!

This is a go to spot in Sulphur Springs, TX! Located directly across from the airport just a short…read morewalk. The staff here are awesome. The restaurant is always packed in the mornings. Service is quick. The past few times I've been, I got the breakfast combo with eggs, ham and tomato slices with coffee. I got wild one day and ordered the biscuits and gravy! Legit! Sooooo good! If you're driving through or happen to be flying in, you gotta stop by! The prices are a bonus too! These meals are like $7.50

Came for breakfast for the first time today and life CHANGED…read more If you've ever been confused by the question of what you'd pick as your last meal, look no further than the sourdough breakfast panini. The amount of flavor in that sandwich from the perfectly cooked scrambled eggs, to the shredded Gouda, grilled sourdough bread, tomatoes slices, and arugula will blow. Your. Mind. And once it's blown, you'll then get to pop one of the maple waffle fries that come with it in your mouth (and completely remind me of funnel cake!) and you will feel like life is complete, you have no regrets, and if it all ended today you would be able to die a happy human. Finding flavor like this (which I've only found in a few local spots like Zanatas or Fable and Fire in Rockwall) is an absolute diamond in the rough find for Fate! And after meeting the chef, Michael Shelley (who worked previously at a five star restaurant in Cali and has quite the illustrious history - go look him up!), you'll understand why flavors that you'd only expect to find down in Dallas are blowing your mind sitting at Red Dirt Social in Fate. (He also shared with us that the panini is a special recipe he created while working as a a private chef for a family and they would order it just about every other day. Trust me, I now know completely why.) My partner got the breakfast tacos and they were a totally different and just as delicious flavor palette. Packed with eggs, potatoes, bacon, veggies, and pepper jack cheese. The portions are HUGE. Where else can you find this much flavor in this much food?! I love the great seating options and the lowkey setup of picking your own table, ordering at the front when you're ready, and having it brought out to your table. Only complaint was on my partner's double chai latte where the beans were painfully over roasted and the smoky flavor overpowered the chai entirely, but some extra barista lessons needed aside, we're IN. This will for sure be our new breakfast spot (let's get honest, there aren't that many truly unique and good ones out this way if you want more than your typical diner style eggs, bacon, and pancakes) and we'll be bringing friends from out of town here as well! What a gem!

I have not been in Fate for years, and what a pleasure it was when I drove ther yesterday to meet a…read morefriend. We sat down at our table at Red Dirt Social to visit for 10 minutes - and the manager (or owner maybe?) commented how his space was built just for this reason - to relax and enjoy time. We never felt rushed, or felt like they wanted our table. That was refreshing! The space is lovely - truly! It was bright, open, minimal decor and it all worked beautifully together. Someone out real thought into decorating this space for people to gather and relax, and it showed. I ordered the pats (oatmeal) with fresh fruit and it was perfect! All the fruit blended well together for my oatmeal. I enjoyed every bite. I cannot wait to bring my husband back to see how much Fate has grown and to eat here once more. It's worth it!