Good food and great service love the small town cafe just more down to earth. People are very nice…read moreand staff was sweet

So initially we thought the Main Street Cafe was 4.5 stars. Turns out that was another cafe in…read moreDallas area. Plenty of locals having lunch was a good omen. Fortunately our results did not differ too vastly. The southwest chicken dinner was only southwest in that it had way too much green pepper on top. Otherwise it was a good chicken filet with gravy and a couple of onions. The fries we're hot and fresh. The Reuben with waffle cut fries was quite enjoyable. The blue burger, albeit small in size had good flavor. Overall the experience was good. Service was prompt and the atmosphere classic small town Texas. I would recommend them for a lunch if in town.

Great Customer Service. Iced Honey Bee latte is great, of course. A lot of options of creative…read moredrinks and staff is more than patient and helpful.

I wanted to try something new and Ninety-Two didn't disappoint! The barista I met when entering was…read moresuper sweet and tried to help me right away. Since it was my first time I told her she could finish the orders she was working on. I ordered just some simple toast with honey butter (great) next time I'll add the jam also. And then I ordered 2 pastries to go and a Rice Krispie treat also. I chose to go with a latte that had maple and cinnamon in it (sorry forgot the name) and went with almond milk. The milk they use truly is great it was creamy and made just right. Not a long wait. The whole cafe is set up super well, lots of spaces to meet up or to study. They were busy so finding a spot to part was the hardest part of the experience. Definitely will be going back again.

Didn't want to rate them anything but 5 stars, though I haven't actually eaten here. Despite posted…read morehours, it seems they close at will so you may arrive and find them closed. Also, as you arrive be on the lookout for people standing in the street taking photos.

Stopped for the pie. We had a piece of whisky chocolate chip pecan and one piece green chili…read moreapple. Both with ice cream . I liked the green chili apple better, and I honestly think it's the crust that makes these pies special. We had to wait quite a while for service-- only one waitress that day. It was OK but if you're traveling consider the stop might take a little while. Attached gift shop is nothing unique. Overall a good stop for a pie break in this Route 66 classic.

We popped into Nashville Cafe downtown and it immediately felt like one of those hidden little gems…read moreyou're glad you stumbled into. The space itself is adorable--think industrial loft vibes with exposed brick, warm wood accents, and that cozy, slightly artsy feel you get from an old brick building repurposed just right. It's the kind of place that feels calm and intimate, especially tucked into a quieter downtown pocket that gives off small-city charm in the best way. I ordered a loose-leaf green tea (I won't even attempt to pronounce the name), brewed French-press style, and it was so good--earthy, smooth, and surprisingly reminiscent of crispy rice mixed with green tea. Warm, comforting, and thoughtfully prepared. My husband went with an Americano, which was solid and well-balanced. They do offer food and small bites, but what really stood out was how community-forward the space feels. There's local artwork displayed throughout the café, all available for purchase, along with curated retail items like tallow products, cool tees, and other thoughtful little finds you don't usually see in a coffee shop. Between the cozy industrial atmosphere, quality drinks, and strong support of local artists and makers, Nashville Cafe feels less like a quick coffee stop and more like a place you actually want to linger. A really sweet spot downtown--quiet, creative, and full of character.

Pretty spacious but gets busy super fast. The vibe is super cozy and the seats are a little bit…read morecramped. I got the mocha ( 8 oz for 5 dollars) and iced vanilla latte. I preferred the iced vanilla latte a lot more because it had better balance of sweet and coffee. The mocha was fine but just didn't have a lot of flavor. I studied for a while and it was a good environment! Parking is a little odd, there's street parking located around the place.

We had seen the Owl Cafe on the local news stations feature on small towns in the area awhile ago…read morebut had never stopped to eat. Most little towns in West Texas have very limited restaurant options. We did not expect gourmet. At 12:30, we were the only customers. It seems that breakfast is their busy time. The menu was typical, hamburgers, chicken fried steak, and Mexican food. The lunch special was hamburger steak. We both ordered the special and it was fair. It came with mashed potatoes and green beans(canned) and brown gravy with some onions. The meal was reminiscent of cafe food from the 1950's. And honestly, very typical of West Texas "cuisine".

The food is great and atmosphere is always friendly!! My boys love their breakfast burritos!!read more

Traveling through to Dallas going to stay the night at the Old Towne RV Cotton Gin. Saw the reviews…read moreon this place decided to give it a try. We were very pleased. Easy pull into he large parking lot for our Motorhome & trailer. Staff were quick to take our order & helpful with answers to our questions. I had the Chicken fried steak with baked potato. Wife had the pork chop plate. Seasoning of the CFS was perfect. Pork chop was tender & delicious. Both were very good. Seating area was large, fun history on walls, good ambiance to eat in. You will not be disappointed in this great place

Good place to stop. We enjoyed the food and friendly atmosphere. Lots of locals made you feel…read morewelcome. Good prices.

We went there because it had a good write up in the local paper. We went on a Friday night with 4…read moreof us. We seated ourselves and there was once waitress and one person working in the back. There were several other people in the cafe and I could tell they did not seem pleased. I ordered a chicken fried steak and everyone else ordered what they got. It took 1.5 hours to get our food!!! We started to leave but decided to wait just to see how long it would take to get our food. When my plate arrived the food was lukewarm. Chicken fried steak had a good flavor, but was cool along with the green beans and mashed potatoes. The potatoes were lumpy and still kind of hard like they weren't cooked well before they mashed them. Several people got up and walked out because they were tired of waiting. Maybe it was just an off night but we won't be back. We will stick with Lone Star Cafe.

Been here 3 times now and ever time it gets better. Staff is friendly and the coffee is great. Will…read moredefinitely come back.

Cute place! Wide selection of hot and iced teas and a nice menu of specialty drinks - coffees,…read moreenergy, smoothies, and more. I tried the Tumbleweed: lemonade, pineapple and coconut. Yummy! Friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely return!

Good service, food was excellent quiet atmosphere on a Friday night. We had Chicken Fried Steak and…read moresplit it, very nice portions. We added an extra salad.

We made a small pitstop on our road trip. We couldn't love…read morethis little restaurant more. Felt like it was right out of a small town movie set. The food was fantastic, the service was great, and the people were all so genuine and nice. We had a great experience and we'll be back next time we're passing through.