First let me start by saying that I typically go out of my way to support small businesses. So,…read morewhen I saw Gus' Deli, with a 4.8 star rating, I knew I couldn't resist stopping in. (Tl:Dr at bottom) The restaurant itself is very charming. The service was done with a smile. The problem came when I was handed my bag to-go. It felt LIGHT. I rewound in my head to recall the price of my meal. $15.50. I said "there can't be a sandwich in this container. Somethings missing." To my surprise there was a sandwich inside the container. The smallest Reuben sandwich I've ever laid eyes upon. Astonished I asked the counter lady "is this the $15 version or is this a half order or something?" She called for the manager. The manager assured me that this was $15.50 worth of food because "there's chips and a pickle." The sandwich, while delicious, was a mess. It's a Reuben, to be expected. Do they give you napkins? Nope. They put a sticker on the Togo box though, which is charming but, a waste of their overhead. The chips were almost stale, but not quite. Obviously poured from a large bag arbitrarily into the Togo container. Nothing to note of the pickle. This was not a $15.50 meal. The place was empty, and now I know why. Rather than being seen as an alternative to a chain deli restaurant right down the street this place is viewed as a more expensive option. And in today's economy that's not a winning strategy. This business could learn something from the recent pricing scenario that Doritos went through. They raised prices, likely to keep their margin as high as possible while production costs rise, and instead of taking in the profits they saw consumers leave their chips on the shelf in search of cheaper options. Are they still the best flavored chips on the market, arguable but likely. But what they did after the backlash was to lower prices and therefore gain volume sales, which makes the margin less relevant. This business is likely failing. No deli should be empty at 11am. That's lunch time, and deli sandwiches are a staple meal for lunch in America. This business will be gone, sadly, and in its place a 5 guys burgers will eventually take its place. At least they'll avoid putting a sticker on the Togo container and likely give you a napkin or two. The cost difference is probably staggering. Tl:Dr overpriced little sandwich.

Amazing sandwiches and soups. Very friendly staff and nice clean establishment. Would recommend if…read moreyou are in mode for sandwiches.

Recently discovered this place! Grandson loved the cheeseburger and fries. Both were seasoned…read moreperfectly! I ordered the BLTOP minus the O and it was delicious! Fried green tomatoes and mozzarella sticks were really good. We will definitely be back!

2nd visit, stopped on a whim passing through for a snack and some pints. Service was still fast and…read morefriendly, and this is a nice cozy spot to relax. Ordered some of the "tater kegs", and they were pretty doggone tasty, with obvious attention to detail in preparation and presentation. Beer list had changed since our first visit, but what they had was good quality craft beer. Well worth the stop!

Do yourself a huge favor and get a great sandwich from this lovely restaurant. I would highly…read morerecommend the chicken salad sandwich on toasted homemade light wheat bread and a sweet tea. This lunch was perfection. The staff were welcoming and appreciative. It's a cute diner with sweet treats as well. I will be dreaming of this sandwich for a while. Thanks a bunch!

Great home made food! Don't skip the from scratch bread! Highly recommend the Grilled chicken…read moresandwich, add the jalapeño pimento cheese - its soooo good I cannot convince myself to try anything else. The employees are kind and accommodating and the vibe is very welcoming and cozy. I go here every chance I get!

Best Sandwiches in the 254 area code a classic deli with old time taste and service. They have two…read morelocations so visit them!

They were super busy so it was a bit chaotic. The drink machine was also broken so you could have…read moretea or water. The sandwich was large enough to split and tasted ok. I probably would of chosen a different cheese but that's just personal preference.

Located in downtown McGregor, TX is this little gem of a sweet cafe. This cafe gives cozy vintage &…read moreretro colored vibes with handcrafted cupcakes to enjoy. Plethora of cupcake flavors to choose from and beautifully decorated. Each flavor has its own unique name and they have labels to let you know what the flavor of each cake/icing. We grabbed the Vanilla S'mores, Lovely Lemon, and Lemon Lavender and this was enough to fulfill our sweet cravings. The staff was upbeat and kind to match the aesthetic. Enjoy a cupcake while visiting!

Good service. Location is in good place. It was clean and…read moreit was cozy. A good selection and the cupcakes are good.

Donald Citrano's Coffee Shop Cafe…read more07-12-26 Me and my family had a late lunch here. It's a nice café with friendly staff with a nice size dining room. They were really busy but we only had a 20 minute wait. They have a regular menu with lots to choose from. Traditional Café Menu. We chose the All You Can Buffet. Lots to choose from. Pork Chop with Dressing, Fried Catfish, Fried Chicken, Hamburger Steak, Chicken Fried Steak, General Sou Chicken. Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Squash, Okra Gumbo, Brussels Sprouts, Butter Beans, Macaroni and Cheese, Candied Yams, Mixed Vegetables, and 3 types of Gravy. Rolls, Cornbread, and Biscuits. Full Salad Bar and Deserts with Soft Serve Ice Cream! I'm not sure if I got everything that was available. Food was good. Will come back and try the Breakfast Buffet.

While returning from a trip to North Texas, we were hungry and pulled off into the town of McGregor…read moreand stumbled upon the Coffee Shop Café. Perfect! A simple little country café was just what I wanted. What we did not know was how popular this place was. Judging by the crowd inside and the pictures of all the famous people on the wall, the Coffee Shop Café appeared to have a very long and interesting history. We were promptly seated and after looking over a delicious menu, my wife went with the Philly Cheese steak omelet and I chose the Coffee Shop Special of two eggs, pancakes and sausage. Service was prompt and friendly but it was obvious that the café caters to a large local customer base that probably eat here several times a week. Our meals were hot and absolutely delicious and the price was ever so reasonable. I am no complaints other than the Coffee Shope Café is not located locally to me. Next time we are traveling up towards McGregor, we will definitely be stopping in this great café for another meal

We really liked this place! For the three of us, the total was less than $50, which felt like a…read moregreat price. I ordered Lucy's pulled pork, and it was delicious! The fries were also really good, you could tell they weren't frozen or sitting around for too long. My friend ordered the tacos, and she really liked them. The only thing was that they were a little sweet for her taste. My other friend ordered the Coach's Plate with two meats, and he was very satisfied with his meal. They both really liked the mac and cheese and the green beans as well. The place was nice and clean, the service was warm and friendly, and our food came out pretty quickly. Overall, we had a really good experience and would definitely recommend this place!

Barbeque is one food category that I am fairly picky on and it is hard to get a high rating from me…read moresince I am well traveled in Texas and have sampled some of the finest that Texas BBQ has to offer. Today, I ate at Coach's Bar-B-Que in McGregor, TX, right off of US 84. Coach's has been there for a while and is a local favorite. This was not my first visit, but it is a place I often stop when I an in the area. This is your typical Texas BBQ joint with a few twists. They apparently have a broad selection of other dishes. I have heard they make a mean pizza and that the catfish is worth the try. The service is warm and friendly, but the real treat of Coach's is the memorabilia scattered throughout the restaurant. From Texas license plates of every age to a collection of football helmets, it make the place feel lived in with history to back it up. There is ample seating indoors and out, with a large covered patio available at the front where you enter. Today, I selected a three meat plate with Brisket, Sausage and Ribs, along with their Campfire Beans and some Fried Okra. Again, it is hard to impress me with barbeque, but I will compliment the Brisket for being moist, tender with a good smoke ring. They use a traditional Texas style seasoning, simple salt and pepper, and the smoke was well infused through out the meat. Their Regular Sausage was well flavored, if a bit dry, with a nice black pepper finish, giving it a good pep at the end. It was the Ribs that I was a bit disappointed in. While well flavored and ample in size, they were a little tougher than I remember them being in the past. The Fried Okra was a bit of a let down too. While crunch and fresh when it came out, there was just not much flavor to the side dish. The real star of the plate by far was the Campfire Beans, a traditional style of barbeque baked beans, enhanced my trimmings of chopped brisket in the mix. Those could have been a meal unto themselves. If you are in the area of McGregor, check out Coach's. It is not a bad experience by far, but it is not one of the Texas legends either.

The best BBQ in Central Texas! Quick service at the counter and a very clean, well organized and…read morebeautiful new building (the old one was lost in a fire). The outside dining areas are kept clean and well maintained and there's a play area for the kids also. They are popular, so arrive early for the best selection of menu options, including some weekly/monthly specials. The Helberg's and the staff are great people and I love supporting a family business.

GET: The brisket. The (fatty) brisket was top notch. Super tender meat with just enough fatty bits…read more Even my picky 2YO and 4YO kept asking for more. SKIP: The sides. Honestly, I wasn't that impressed. The chimichurri coleslaw is almost 5 bucks and it wasn't as crisp as I prefer. The Brussels sprouts weren't shaved/browned enough for my preference. The tallow fries were a bit limp and not crispy. Subjective preferences, perhaps, but I just wasn't a fan. Ultimately, all I really care about at a BBQ joint is the brisket. And they killed it. Line wasn't too long but not as fast as other places with similar or even greater demand -- probably took about 15 minutes. Large parking lot.

Passing through Moody and craving chicken fried steak, a couple of friends told me to check out…read moreDouble Sky Diner. Since I was headed toward McGregor, I decided to stop and wouldn't you know it, they were running a special on chicken fried steak. It got me "hooked on phonics" right away. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with big smiles and a warm welcome. Super friendly staff all around. I didn't waste any time...ordered my chicken fried steak as soon as my waitress, Paisley, came by (I wasn't playin' lol). Service was quick, food came out hot, and it did not disappoint. Paisley also recommended the broccoli and rice casserole, which ended up being the perfect side. Overall, the food hit the spot...I was starvin' like Marvin, lol . If you're ever in town or just passing through, this is a cute little place worth stopping at. I'll definitely be back!

Stopped in as we were staying nearby for a weekend get away. There were not a lot of choices nearby…read moreand this was super convenient. It was what I would call a typical small city diner. The service was good and the food had a nice southern flare. I had the bacon cheeseburger and added avocado. All the ingredients were super fresh and it really hit the spot. As my side I paid extra to have loaded fries. In my opinion the burger was the highlight of the meal. My wife had the loaded baked potato. Their ranch dressing was very tasty with the potato. Not a destination restaurant but in my opinion it was the one and only restaurant within a 10 minute drive.

Very small little place - but they actually service some pretty good food…read more Great prices. We've ate here maybe 20 times and left happy probably 18 of them. Burgers, steaks and seafood is great. We ordered four milkshakes once and they were out of ice cream. The waitress literally left the restaurant, ran over to the store across the street and bought ice cream, came back and made us delicious shakes. That's customer service, baby. This isn't a gourmet restaurant, so don't expect that level of food. But if I had to choose from a Denny's or Ihop type meal.....I would 100% take Our Daily Bread over those chains every day of the week. One weird thing is that almost every time we've eaten there over the last six months we've only gotten the same waitress twice. It's always somebody different. And they usually have a couple pies for dessert, but often are out of them, which sucks.

Great little place. We will be back. Stoped in for lunch and found they had the Daily Special…read more Fried fish. So that's what I got. Fish, slaw, fries, and a few puppies. Food was exactly what I wanted. Perfect lunch size portion. Good flavor.