Service was spectacular. Our waitress made sure we were well taken care of. She explained so Mom's…read morequestions. It felt like the theme park of burgers here. You can't go wrong with what you choose. And if you need beer or whiskey they got too. I got a root beer or is that a sasparilla.

Well, come on down to Doc's and meet this lady, I guess. Saw how much she loved this place from an…read moreearlier post so the Mrs. and I decided to give this place a shot...walked in and Boom! Miss Cyndi is hammering away at a double Doc's burger and onion rings. Best she's ever had, according to her. I had the Reaper with fries and it was delicious. Come on down...and tell Cyndi hi if you see her. Sweet darlin of a lady.

It's Thursday July 21, 2022. My sister and I had just been at Ace Hardware down the road and got a…read moreglowing review from a customer about this place. We had made arrangements with our brother, mother, and auntie to go here for lunch. They've been open just under three months now. Technically this a fusion restaurant as within these very walls is also The Scoop Shack and its owner Kyle. Leslie is the propreitor of Pecan Street Cafe. I had the #3 Hoagie with substituted sourdough bread instead of the all-white brioche bun, which consisted of a wagyu 100% beef patty topped with locally smoked and sourced all-beef brisket. A specially paired side of BBQ sauce was provided. I didn't find it necessary to use as I had ate most of the meat already before realizing the sauce was on my dish. I also had a salad with ranch dressing. For beverage I had fresh brewed coffee with half n half. Definitely will be back, would order again! My mother had #4 Burger on homemade Brioche Bun with a side of fries and for a drink Dublin Cream Soda. She said it was Delicious. My brother had the #8 Sandwich which is Sliced Ribeye Steak with sauteed onions, mushrooms, and jack cheese on a bun. We were talking about Phillies and this what they suggested from their menu. For his side he took a small salad and ranch dressing. He also enjoyed a very refreshing unsweet tea. My brother tried to describe it as good and I said use another word, he then said it was savory. My sister had the #6 Burger with sauteed onion and mushrooms, and jack cheese. She also had a side salad with Ranch, and a Sweet Tea. You can't break some people of their habits and upon pressuring my sister for an alternative to good she went with "really good". My auntie had a hamburger with no modifications, except for all the vegetables which she had delivered on the side. She enjoyed mac and cheese for her side option, and for the cold drink she went with a Diet Coke. Good is a good word but over-used so when my auntie tried to describe it as good, I asked for another word and I got scrumptous. They decorum is very clean, and I want to say "old cottage" feeling. I like it. There are plenty of icecreams, and baked good to be had and while I did not partake, my aunt bought a cheese cake for her and mom to share. I think they enjoyed as they were very chatting while consuming it. The walls of store are lined with various keto goods, and odd knick knacks all for sale that vibe with the restaurant but do not take away from it. For example Cowboy Candy caught my eye, as it was a type siracha based sugar treat of heat. Also catching my eye were the honey spoons. My mothers eye was caught on the Bob's Red Mill bread mixes.

The food here is wonderful! Homemade and fresh. Desserts and old time sodas bring back nostalgic…read moretimes!! Check their hours though, they are not open everyday

I'm from PA and stopped at The Rack in Bowie on my first trip through this part of the country…read more Beer was cold, food was decent, but the fruit flies definitely took away from the experience.

Huge old downtown building, all wood, smells like spilled booze and ??? I came in at an odd hour,…read moreone couple sitting at the bar drinking beer. I ordered a beer and asked for a menu. Bartender said the kitchen wasn't open as she poured my beer. I had not eaten all day and I explained I really needed something on my stomach before I started drinking. She asked the cook and he agreed to make me something. I had a patty melt with home made chips. The chips were very good. The patty melt was hearty, but dry. It's like the rye bread was grilled in a dry skillet and there wasn't much dressing inside the sandwich, if any. They served this with a side of ketchup so I used that to try and moisten it up. Thousand island would have been better. That said, I was very thankful they made me a meal.

Fantastic food. Chicken fajita baked potato and the club sandwich are my favorites. Definitely a…read morelocal spot worth checking out!

Bowie has got to be the fast food Mecca of North Central Texas. Seriously, they've got it all…read more Traveling for work, I end up settling for fast food waaay more than I'd like to admit. My coworkers and I prefer to find local eateries whenever possible. For lunch one day, we searched out The Woolf Den, decided that we could all be happy with something on their extensive menu, and had a surprisingly delicious meal here. I got the French Dip sandwich, which can be risky. A lot of times French Dips are dry and boring with a side of jus to moisten it up. Here at Woolf Den the sandwich would have been divine on its own...the jus was just the icing on the cake! The sandwich was closer to a Philly cheesesteak--thinly-sliced, griddled steak, mushrooms, peppers, onions, and gooey melted cheese on a hoagie roll. The jus was flavorful. When I was done dipping my sandwich, I had half a mind to drink the remaining jus...it was that good! However, I'm a civilized human being, so I just dipped everything I could find into it...crackers, mainly. So good! I think I'll dream about that sandwich. My coworkers got the club sandwich and the Philly cheesesteak. Both really enjoyed everything they had. The women behind the counter were sweet, too. It's nice to be greeted when you walk through the door. They also offered good recommendations. I don't think you can go wrong at this place. I'd love to go back and try more of the menu, but I don't know if I'll get the chance. If you need to take food to go, all meals are served in styrofoam boxes. You can also call in orders and pick them up. This seems like a very convenient option in these parts. All in all, I'd definitely go back. I'm actually bummed that I've got to leave tomorrow and most likely won't get the chance.

The food is great the queso is great! And great service and the decor is amazing…read more I know know what else to say but this place is the greatest Mexican food in the world

Love this place!! The Mexican good is not the typical Tex-Mex but more authentic with a New Mexican…read moretwist. I love the nachos and the tacos (especially the birria)! My husband loves the American food, like Chicken fried chicken. Their breakfast food is also delicious! The staff is always friendly and eager to help and our food is always ready quickly!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bull Malarkey's, and it was a standout experience. As…read moresomeone who appreciates attention to detail, I was thoroughly impressed by how pristine the entire establishment is--everything from the dining area to the restrooms is maintained to an incredibly high standard. Beyond the cleanliness, the atmosphere is warm and exceptionally welcoming. The staff is genuinely friendly, and the owners go out of their way to ensure every guest feels truly taken care of. It is rare to find a place that balances such professional upkeep with a personal, "home-away-from-home" feel. Highly recommended for anyone in the area looking for a quality experience. The food is great. The plates are small ( which is fine ) but it would have been nice to have a bit of room to cut up my food , and I'd add a second side to anything that's not a sandwich, but even with just one side ( steaks get two ) you don't leave hungry. ( extra sides are 4 a piece) The only other suggestion is a basket of homemade bread would be perfect for this establishment . It's a southern food , steaks and gravy type place. A basket of bread would make it perfect . Great place though . We would go out of our way to stop again.

We stopped in again! We stopped here last Friday and just had to go back to eat again with the main…read moregoal to try that bread pudding with ice cream and it was so worth it! I wasn't very hungry but needed some of those bull beans with sour dough bread. My husband ordered a 8oz filet and those yummy loaded mashed potatoes . I seriously should have taken some beans to go for my dad to try. We love the atmosphere and smiling faces. They were busy and rightfully so! Next time, I plan on trying those fried pork chops!!

One of the best burgers I've had in a while - not fancy, but the patty was cooked just right,…read moretasted like a home made burger. Their Reuben was also great. Wings were disappointingly dry inside, I didn't even finish mine. Service was great though it was weird to have different people stop by. A little dark but not too noisy inside at lunch.

I must admit, I had No idea this place existed until I found it on Yelp!…read moreYes Yes and Yes Appetizer was the King Pretzel Cheeseburger with cheddar cheese, grilled onions, jalapeños and mushrooms. Onion rings for the side. Bees and chicken fajitas with all the great trimmings! To end it all up, we had the Pecan pie. Cinnamon roll crust on the pie made it Top Shelf!! Service was the best. Located in an old building that has great atmosphere! What else can I say? When I'm back in Gainesville, Texas I know exactly where I'll be eating! Krootz Brewing Company Go get Full

A Total Jackpot for Foodies and History Buffs Alike!…read more Just a bit off the main square in Decatur sits an absolute treasure that completely blew us away. We happened upon The Whistle Stop quite by accident, and it instantly became one of our favorite finds. The location itself is pure Americana gold. It sits right next to the iconic, 1930s-era Petrified Wood Gas Station--a stunning roadside marvel covered entirely in mineralized stone. Standing there, you can practically feel the history. It's legendary as a spot where Bonnie and Clyde allegedly laid low, and it even caught the eye of Hollywood when Michael Bay directed Faith Hill's sweeping "There You'll Be" music video for the movie Pearl Harbor right on the property. But as spectacular as the local lore is, the kitchen matches it note for note. The Whistle Stop is a beloved local favorite for a reason, serving up phenomenal, honest comfort food. Brian went with a classic BLT, and it was perfect--crispy, smoky bacon, perfectly fresh lettuce, and ripe tomatoes on toasted bread that hit every single nostalgic note you want from a diner staple. I opted for the gorgeous grilled chicken salad, which was a knockout. The chicken was wonderfully seasoned, exceptionally juicy, and served over a bed of incredibly crisp, vibrant greens. It is rare to find a spot where legendary American history meets truly excellent, fresh, everyday cooking. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a fan of classic road trips, or just someone looking for a spectacular lunch, this place is an absolute must-visit. We were thrilled by our lucky discovery, and we will definitely be making a point to come back!

Always great food for the $$ Family owned/operated and it…read moreshows. Have been coming here for years and always get a great meal regardless if it breakfast or lunch. If you get there early for breakfast, the biscuits are a meal in themselves!! Soooo good and fresh daily. Staff is so friendly and make you feel welcome!