World famous gumbo? This is in small town Texas and claiming to have a famous gumbo? I had to stop…read morehere. I had to see if this is another Texas joint claiming Louisiana roots. One thing many people do not realize is that before Hurricane Katrina, I never had a New Orleans restaurant count the number of seafood items you would get in a platter. I'll save you any further reading: All in all, this is Spanish people's interpretation of French/Cajun/Creole goods. I just couldn't make myself order red beans & rice! Louisiana food is known for flavor. Let's not confuse flavor with spice. This food really had neither. The kitchen staff is Hispanic and 90% of the patrons that stopped through were of Hispanic origin. Not counting myself and my wife, that other 10% were older white folk. To a New Orleans' tongue, this place will disappoint. The staff is really friendly and attentive, so at least the service is good. The food is just average at best & really overpriced. I ordered the 3 items appetizer platter, and that was $19. The regular fish platter (5 pieces of fish with 2 hush puppies & fries) was about $11. My 3 fish, 3 shrimp & 3 chicken tenders platter was about $15 with the same fries and hush puppies. It was not much food, with not much flavor, with a pretty hefty price tag. All in all, if you need average food, stop here. I those to be disappointed trying to eat interpretive soul food (e.g. red beans and rice, gumbo, etc.). If you want cafeteria level spice for the elderly, this place will hit the mark. Great staff and average food with room to eat for about room for at least 40 people. Last bit of information - you avoid a 3.5% credit card fee with cash.

Established was clean and comfortable. Server was friendly but not very knowledgeable. Food was ok…read more Did not taste homemade but freezer to fryer. My husband ordered Surf n Turf. Sadly it game out looking like a pitiful appetizer plate with 3-4 very small shrimp and the smallest tuftiest steak I've ever seen. We would have sent it back except we were with several other family members and did not want anyone to feel uncomfortable. By not complaining, the establishment did not have a chance to make it right. But I strongly feel that plate should have never left the kitchen, especially for the price they charged $$$$. Our total bill was well over $100 and no one left the table Happy with what they ordered. I truly hope they can improve their food items because Corrigan would support a nice family restaurant.

Love the friendly smiles and service. I've been here three times already and will continue to…read morevisit. Great home cooked meal.

I really wanted to like this place. The decor was great, but the food was terrible. I got a…read morebarbecue plate...the meat tasted like it was overly roasted in the oven and never came close to any smoke pitt, the beans were straight from a can and the potato salad came from your substandard restaurant supply tub. The service was, meh!, in that if you were a local you got good service, but it was my first time there and was pretty much ignored.

I ordered breakfast and overall it was good. The sausage was really good and definitely the…read morehighlight of the meal. The only downside was the grits--they were extremely hot, to the point where it felt like they had just come out of the microwave. Aside from that, service and atmosphere were great.

All of it! Food was delicious and waitresses were friendly and helpful! We live in Lufkin but we…read moreuse doctor in Groveton. Always like to stop there to eat lunch.

Great place to hangout out doors and enjoy a beverage, a burger, and some great fried pickles.read more

Stopped in for a burger and a beer. Pretty quiet but it was the Sat before Easter and weather was a…read morebit dreary. Burger and nachos and wings were good. Beer was cold. Had a good time. Will definitely come back and hopefully weather be better and crowd better.

Good good good prices very good customer service. Just a real neat place to visit…read more Great menu choices.

The food was underwhelming. I ordered the. Chicken fried steak, onion rings and Mac n Cheese. The…read more"fried" was super thick and soggy. It was so bad, it was thicken than a flour tortilla and as soft as one. Then there is the "steak " which was bland and cardboard like. I have the feeling that this particular menu items is not freshly made; it has to be a frozen one and just warmed up. The fried mushrooms were good, but a little seasoning in the flour would help boost the flavor. Man n cheese was ok, onion rings were blah. The water was very refreshing.

Never been to a sonic before... so when I heard Texas actually as "their own" menu, differing from…read morethe one in Buffalo, I had to stop in. The service was quick... the food was good - the popcorn chicken, the mozzarella sticks and a hot pretzel ( except for the cheese sauce for the twisted pretzel was ewww.) The one thing that stood out the most was how hot the food was. Loved that! There's nothing worst than cold fast food.

Service sucks! Waited in line for 10 minutes at a stall with button pushed and acknowledged,…read moreseveral cars came after me and were served. Never again will I visit. Covid and being short handed have nothing to do with this. Been stopping here for years and it's gotten worse. Do not bother stopping.

I decided to try Rusty Axe Brewing because of all of the 5 star reviews from the Yelp Reviewers! I…read morewas not disappointed! The waitress was attentive, the restaurant was clean and the food and seltzer beer was good! I shared the BBQ brisket pizza with my husband and also tried their Hard Strawberry Seltzer. The Seltzer beer was very sweet so if you like sweet drinks this may be an option for you!

Brewery # 405 I went…read moreto Rusty Axe while road tripping through Texas. I was pleasantly surprised by the revitalized look of the "Main St. area" of the town that included Rusty Axe. Rusty Axe is much larger than I expected and more of a restaurant feel to it than brewery feel. The restaurant itself is very nice. I sat at the bar and got me a flight and a pizza. I was really looking forward to trying their Dr Pepper BBQ brisket pizza but unfortunately, they were out. I ordered a Margherita instead and it was pretty good. The pizza oven (i believe wood fired) was in full view from the bar. They have about 12 beers on tap and a few seltzers. I got a coconut stout, 2 IPA's and a Kolsch. All of them were good but the Hoosier Hazy was probably my favorite. Cool place, good beer and I would definitely stop in again if I were in the area. I just hope next time they have the brisket pizza!

One of the best Chicken Fried Steaks I have ever had…read more Very popular with locals. Dine in or carry out. Great food and excellent service.

Best burger joint in all of East Texas. It's dangerously close to my house so I'm always around to…read moreget the bacon cheese burger, with tater tots of course. Always perfectly cooked. Some of the best fried fish I have ever had and they have many great daily specials for super cheap. Plus, you get a slice of cake with them. If you are going to the lake for the weekend it's worth the trip to eat here.

What a great spot! Kilee (sorry if misspelled) our server was so nice. It's a relaxed atmosphere…read moreothers in the cafe enjoying their meals. We took recommendations from Kilee and everything was great! Got the Brisket Queso for an appetizer. Then the value meal Chicken Fried Steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. Best Chicken Fried Steak I have had in a long time, not slight with the gravy (good gravy)! Potatoes were so yummy! Had the Blackberry Tea-super flavorful! Big portions! Had more than enough for supper later. It is a nice place to eat, give it a try.

Great onion rings, perfect fries, jalapeño/crawfish chowder was aces. My steak was nicely marbled…read morebut fattier than the average. Kitchen / bar had trouble with a few special requests, like "a shot of coconut milk". Took a while But it got done. Waitress Tess was aces! Drinks full and helpful. Lots of leftovers for the price which was, with 2 mixed drinks and two beers, with a generous tip, $170 bucks. The beef wasn't quite worth it but these days what is. Great taste, but didn't get rare right, it came blue. I'd go back if Im in the area bit I'd try some of their fried dishes which looked spectacular and well portioned for the prices I saw.