Don't let the humble exterior turn you away! They have good food, very generous portions, and…read morethey're super friendly. If you're looking for a burger joint in Plainview, hit this place up!

Called in my order and picked up without looking too much at it…read moreFries were undercooked Burger grease melted its bun right off but that wasn't as nearly disappointing as being charged $16 for a bacon green chile for the beef to be SOUR!!made me so sick,skip the trip

Passing by on road trip from Austin TX we decided to stop here at this IHOP and man did we luck…read moreout!! Food was great fast and hot. Waitress was very attentive and nice. The chef even made a trip to check out and ask how was all tasting. Truly enjoyed our coffee as well. Do stop in thanks IHOP.

I want to say this was the best ihop I have ever had respectfully. Everything was fresh and…read moredelicious. The service was a little slow we did not get checked on as much as we liked. But it still was a nice experience with a couple of friends.

We were looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant driving through Plainview, Texas. We found…read moreit!The building needs updating, but was clean. The food was good. We loved the red salsa that was served with the chips. Tostadas and tacos were very good. The green sauce was amazing and had a kick! Server was nice and food came fast. Will be back.

We stopped at Girasol for a unique take on breakfast. We found some good ones. The Santa Fe Eggs…read moreBenedict w/ Jalapeno candied bacon and the Brioche bread French toast were excellent choices. The Eggs Benedict was a large green chili biscuit cut into 4 pieces, toasted, w/ fried egg on top, topped with Hollanise sauce and candied Jalapeno bacon. A little spice but not too much. The French toast was 2 large slices of Brioche bread, soaked in cream & a hint of cinnamon grilled on a flattop grill. Served w/ maple syrup, eggs & (bacon). It was the lightest FT I ever had. Coffee was a nice, medium blend. Service was good and quick. There's a patio outside if you get there before the temps hit 99°, otherwise there are 2 and 4 top tables inside. Lunch is Served also.

After two visits I think it is safe to make a recommendation on this local establishment…read more Starting with my favorite option thus far; off the brunch menu the Chicken salad croissant, with a side salad. Very tasty and well proportioned. Secondly, I'd say off the breakfast menu the biscuits and jalapeño bacon. I opted for a few eggs and a sausage patty for the review of course. For a local yokel establishment it was great for lunch and alright for breakfast. A bit high on the breakfast at $24.00. And to boot they were going to throw a glass of milk out that a patron did not want and I said I'd take it vs throwing it away lol still charged me the $4 for a glass of milk that was about to go down the drain.

I'm visiting from out of town but I believe you get what you pay for and Table on 10th is worth it…read more Some people mentioned the prices being high or that there weren't enough pastry options. It may not be quite farm to table, but the food is fresh, made to order, and hands down the best quality within 20 miles. I've tried six different dishes here and every single one has been a success. My only complaint is that their daily specials are so good you wish they would put them on the regular menu. The first time I came, I had a chicken cordon bleu that I've been craving ever since, but it was a one-time special. For those who say it too expensive, remember this isn't processed fast food. If you want cheap, processed fast food, Plainview has plenty of options. But if you want something crafted with intention and worth savoring, this is the place. The time, energy, and effort they put into making these meals from scratch is exactly why they are worth the price. Maybe it's not something you'd eat every day if you are on a tight budget, but it is definitely a treat when you do. The service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere is cute and cozy with both indoor and outdoor seating. It gives you the option of a romantic date night vibe or a warm and welcoming family dinner. Cheaper usually means less healthy and less fresh. The food here is made with care and it shows. I 10 out of 10 highly recommend giving it a try.

I finally decided to try out this restaurant for breakfast this morning. As a Plainview local, I…read morehad avoided the place because I could not justify the cost of a meal. I arrived shortly after 8am as couple was leaving who sang the praises of the menu. I was the only one in the dining room. I ordered the Breakfast plate (sausage patty, 2 scrambled eggs, and a biscuit) and a soda. Food was good. Service was friendly. Biscuit was amazing. A ticket of over $14? Not so good. As I left, my thoughts were that I would gladly stop by regularly and support local if the prices were more reasonable. $7.50 for a breakfast biscuit? I get that the biscuit is homemade, but you've got to be kidding me! The empty dining space should be sign #1 that you have an issue -- and it's not the food. My opinion was solidified when I looked at the other menus that I was given. Loaded fries with a $20 price tag? In a small west Texas community? As much as I enjoyed my experience this morning, I won't be back for a while. I can't afford it! And that makes me very sad.

It's an older café, and the smell of stale coffee mixed with mentholated ointment hits you as soon…read moreas you walk in. The atmosphere feels like stepping into your local VFW without the smoke. The service was warm and friendly--like having your mom or grandma waiting on you. Nothing over the top, just genuinely pleasant. I asked my server for a recommendation, and she suggested the two-egg breakfast, which comes with a choice of sides, including their famous "World's Best Pancake." With a name like that, I had to give it a try. I ordered soft-scrambled eggs, hash browns, and the World Famous pancake. The eggs were decent but needed a little help from the salt and pepper. The hash browns were standard diner fare. The "World's Best Pancake," however, was a major disappointment. It was sticky, gooey, and lacked any real structure. Honestly, it reminded me more of undercooked cake batter than a pancake. The syrup didn't taste like maple either--it seemed more like a basic corn syrup, simple pancake syrup. Overall, the friendly service was the highlight of the meal, but the food, especially the signature pancake, didn't live up to the hype. Nothing wrong with this place and nothing phenomenal either.

The service was good. Ambiance was good. The food was heavily lacking. We ordered the spinach…read moreomelette with hash browns and pancakes and the two eggs with bacon and hash browns and pancake. My wife's pancakes were overly buttered which defeated the purpose of the pancake. The omelette instead of having cheese on the inside they put the cheese squares on the top which defeated the purpose of the omelette. They were so much better but today they were lacking.

My mother's goto place for casseroles. We have been using this place forever. Great prices and…read moregreat food. Who would have thought. Everyone in town frequents this place. I wish I could give you details but take my word for it.

I love the chef salad here it's so fresh and yummy can't wait to have it again. I'm very excited to…read moretry the rest of the food

We've been to Snooze before, but not in Lubbock-- well, it didn't disappoint!…read more Great, attentive waitstaff and solid breakfast food

Before my daughter's pulmonology appointment, I decided we needed brunch…read more What better place in Lubbock, Texas, than Snooze, an A.M. Eatery? There were tons of young parents with their babies and toddlers in here at about 1 pm. There was a baby-changing station in the large stall of the women's restroom. Because I didn't know how long they would take getting our food out, I requested our drinks in to-go cups which seemed small. The strawberry lavender lemonade was not what I originally wanted, but it was okay ($6.50). My daughter's Strawberry Shortcake Dirty Soda ($3.95) was absolutely delicious. For food, oddly we both gravitated to the "Bennys: The Art of Hollandaise." While it wasn't the best hollandaise sauce I have ever tried, it was good on the "Smashed Avocado Benny" ($16.50). My daughter ate almost all of her "Bella Bella Benny" ($15.25) which came with prosciutto she loved. Both plates were served with house hash browns that were cooked just right and not too greasy. INDOOR/OUTDOOR DINING There was a dust storm rolling through town on February 17, 2026, so we dined inside, but there *is* an outdoor patio that looked fabulous. PITFALLS They were out of the "Rejuvenate" juice I wanted. The restrooms and the dining area could have been cleaner plus our waitress, Ellie, could have remembered items a bit better - hence the star knocked off. TIPS + free parking in a plaza lot + close to Texas Tech University + a shortlist of cocktails was available RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4.5 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 4| Price: 4

Cozy Quaint On…read moreFAMOUS ROUTE 66 Down home cooking Friendly waitress Chips/queso Club sandwich Chicken strips

If you are looking for a small town cute restaurant with amazing food, stop here! We stopped for…read morebreakfast and greeted by the super friendly locals immediately. I had the Texas shapes pancake and a side of grits - so good! My husband had an omelette with hash browns and biscuits and gravy. Lots of food and so good. Great prices too!

Hands-down, my favorite Mexican food pretty much ever. Try to eat here every time we come through…read moretown highly recommend ordering the Chapala and the tacos el pastor. Best chips and salsa everrrrr

Service is usually great unfortunately today waitress was unpleasant and had to stand up to ask for…read morecoffee also my guest had an egg shell in his food he swallowed some of it and spit out the rest of it's no discount given or made anything right for mistake made