I'm not really a breakfast person. But, the staff was moving with pace, the facility was clean in…read moreand our overall dining experience was economical and efficient. Nice menu for breakfast folks with an array of Benedict's and other unique breakfast items that are certainly not as traditional as an IHOP while still having all those regular sausage, egg and toast type meals available. Food quality was good.

Excellent food and service, as always! I'm retired and I like to try new places, but when I'm in…read morethe area and hungry for breakfast, this is my go-to spot. Today I had the West Coast Bennie. I substituted their queso for the ranch that it's normally topped with, as Ranch just doesn't belong on a dish containing eggs! The queso was a good choice, but unfortunately the eggs were cooked way too long and the yolks were solid, rather than runny. I asked to have the dish remade, and they got it perfect! The cook even threw in a side of hash browns, which were excellent. (Hint: dribble some of their queso on the hash browns!) I ordered a single pancake on the side and it was huge! Their pancakes are excellent. Clarissa was my server and she did a fantastic job! She had no problem taking my order back to be redone, and she did a great job of checking up on me and keeping my coffee cup filled. The dining room and the restroom were both clean and inviting, and they had both the music and the air conditioning set at just the right levels. Overall a very pleasant experience and I'm pleased to give them five stars.

Sandy McGee's is a downtown Richmond, TX staple! It's one of those restaurants in the area you…read morehave to try at least once. It is known for its chicken salad, and as a big chicken salad fan... I honestly didn't think it lived up to the hype. Sorry. It was good but it didn't blow me away as the best chicken salad I've ever had. Nonetheless, I had it with my "Ann's Plate" which is a scoop of chicken salad, fruit salad, and a cup of soup. Its just enough food to get you full, but light enough to not make you FEEL too full. However, that cold avocado soup-- wasn't great. I wanted to like it because it was 100 degrees out and figured on a hot day, it would be cool and refreshing. I think that was the idea behind it but the execution wasn't there. Service-wise, no problems there. The staff is friendly and works really hard, since this place is pretty busy and popular at all times of the day, at seems! Definitely a neighborhood favorite and the locals love it.

My husband and I came here last night for dinner and upon walking in, I wasn't too excited with the…read morelayout. It was self seating but the way the rooms are split up, we weren't 100% sure where we were allowed to sit and no one was in the front greeting anyone as they come in so you couldn't really ask questions unless you go to the bar first which was located towards the back. The tables were all dirty so we picked the least dirty table which still had crumbs all over it but we just tried to wipe them away as best as we could. The customers who came in after us picked the table next to us which was dirty as well but their server went and wiped it down for them which was nice. Our server was kind and answered all of our questions and we did inform her it was our first time so she suggested a few appetizers and we started with French Onion Dip. It was TO DIE FOR! The tortilla chips it comes with were perfectly crisped and salted and it hit all the right flavors. The food? Oh my word. The servings are MASSIVE. My husband ordered the Philly cheese steak with a side of onion rings and it did not disappoint! I ordered the chicken Cobb salad with a side of their Brussel sprouts. The chicken Cobb salad came with two small scoops of chicken salad and it was so light and refreshing and nothing like any other chicken salad I've ever had! Our server brought me a little bit of Parmesan cheese to top off the Brussel sprouts with and it was so good. All in all, the food was a hit! I wish I remembered to try the broccoli and cheese soup so we will be back in the future. Definitely recommend. We don't understand how Sandy McGee's only has a 3.7 rating after trying this spot out!

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

I didn't know what to expect, but on my receipt it looked like it used to be a Dairy Queen. Inside…read morewas very casual. There was plenty of parking and seating booths available. Their menu varied from nachos to fried seafood. I ordered their fried shrimp and fish platter with the side salad and fries. The fish was hot and good. I believe they use real catfish, unlike some of the other restaurants. Next time I make ask them to fry it a little harder but it was indeed good! The side salad had that shredded lettuce so it was ok. The shrimp were seasoned and fried well too.

What a huge mistake to come here. I was craving some good Enchilladas. I initially went to Dairy…read moreQueen only to get my heart broken. They do not sell Enchilladas anymore. I started hunting and based off of pictures and reviews, I found Casa Hernandez. I drove over there but they were not open. Probably due to Beryl. I decided to go to the old Schultz, now known as Diamond W. That was a complete mistake. The Enchilladas were dry as the Sahara, and no chili gravy. Just Hamburger meat inside the tortilla and cheese on the top. It comes with 3 and I guess they got lazy on the 3rd one. It hardly had nothing in or on it. I definitely will not be going there again when I'm in town. Ughhhhh...

Always good. Great people. Food is outstanding. I have been a customer since she first started…read moreworking out of a small shack small town and a truck. He is going into a brick site soon. Can't wait. Go try it.

This is for the Wharton location: Cool little chicken and waffles diner. The chicken and pork…read morechops were great, crunchy and flavorful with sides too. The waffles were very good and fluffy. Sliders were good too.

The gentlemen working were extremely helpful and friendly! The vibe is warm and welcoming. I was…read moregiven suggestions of what to order as well as samples of the red beans and gumbo! As a Louisiana native, I can't lie, that gumbo surprised the shhh out of me! I swiped the heck outta my debit card after that sample! Finish it off with their crack (brown sugar) lemonade

SLAP YO MOMMA and SHUT THE FRONT DOOR…read more For real place right here. Cajun Boudin perfected. Have cold (You prepare at home) or hot(You eat there) I was met by to Jamacan cats that were abundantly polite and let me sample. Order Crawfish boudin link, Mac/Brisket balls and gumbo and all were roadside bayou good. Probably would have fought off a gator to get there. Going back...maybe tomorrow and walked out with some spicy Boudin links frozen for the road. They killed it!

Love the food here! Always fresh and consistent. Plus they treat you like family. I always tell my…read morefriends about Sauer Kraut

Why 5 stars? Because this perfectly hit the spot at the German Heritage Festival…read more --- --- --- At the German Heritage Festival, there were approximately 4,000 food options, and I was very indecisive about which one to choose. But I had a plan. I went on Yelp and searched for German food trucks in all of Houston. The Sauer Kraut Food Truck popped up as, by far, having the best ratings/reviews. I then went to their Facebook page, and as I expected, their most recent post was that they were at the Tomball German Heritage Festival. I assumed that any German food trucks in Houston would be and was glad I turned out to be right. Earlier in the day, I walked past the truck and was definitely intrigued when I saw it say something on the side like, "German food with a Texas twist". But I had no idea that they had such good reviews when I initially saw that. We ended up ordering a jager schnitzel sandwich and a currywurst. Both were about as great as one could have hoped for. And while we did not love our overall experience at this festival, The Sauer Kraut Food Truck was the highlight for us. We will definitely stop here again if we see them out and about in the future.

Amazing is all I can say!! The food was great. Best I've had! All of it was so good will definitely…read morebe back.

Came here to the Bull Creek Cafe and Grill for the first time …read more I told Joe , my waiter that this was my first time here and he said nothing as he set down the menu . I ordered a chicken fried steak with loaded baked potato and a salad . Salad came first , then the Food came out and it looked great . The chicken fried steak was pretty chewy and the meat was much smaller than the coating , cream gravy was good as was the potato. I would've asked for an additional roll but they charge you for them . It seems that Joe wasn't a waiter , maybe he was filling in because he just wasn't enthused about anything . I heard great things about this place and the chicken fried steaks .... I might try this place again another time , perhaps when they're busier .