I stopped in on a hot afternoon and enjoyed a big scoop of chocolate chip with extra chocolate…read morechips. It was delicious! The staff was very friendly.

We love us some fate creamery. Me and the wife usually will come in and grab a sundae and a cone to…read moresplit between us and the kids. The youngsters at the counter always make us feel so welcome and the service is always great.

We paid $10 for conchitas preparadas, that's way too expensive for that kind of snack, will never…read morebuy here

I tried the Dubai chocolate . And I can say it didn't disappoint at all. Place is always friendly…read moreand food / ice cream is always good.

This was good coffee with a good vibe! I got my coffee to go but it seems like a nice place to hang…read moreout!

I was driving around and stopped here for coffee one day. It's located in downtown has an…read moreinteresting ambiance. The inside is cozy. There is a decent amount of options for coffee, I got a basic latte which was really good. The Lee are a bunch of trinkets that you can look at while you wait for your drink. It's a cozy hangout spot but there's not enough space for sitting and doing some work.

*Disappointing Experience at Dairy Queen in Royse City, Texas*…read more Title: Burnt and Stale - Not What I Expected Rating: 1/5 I recently visited the Dairy Queen in Royse City, Texas, and was thoroughly disappointed with my experience. I ordered a footlong hot dog and tacos, but what I got was unacceptable. The footlong hot dog was burnt to a crisp, clearly overcooked and lacking quality control. But that wasn't the only issue - the tacos tasted stale and old, like they'd been sitting out for hours. For a fast-food chain known for its quick service and tasty treats, Dairy Queen Royse City fell far short of expectations. Hopefully, they'll step up their game soon! To top it off an employee literally said he was legally blind and he then took his glasses off too read the cash register too do a refund I'm not sure if you can wear contacts and glasses these days but hey whatever. Would not recommend.

This is a Dairy Queen. What I mean is that you come to this restaurant for their ice cream/…read moreblizzards and decent food. I have eaten here once just passing through and it was decent. I have no criticism of it. Was it 5 star dining? No Was it good? Yes Would I recommend? Yes

The bathrooms here does not disappoint, as expected of Buc-ee's. Folks here are quite lovely and…read morehelpful if you have questions. If you have family from out of town, this is a great place to show where some of Texas pride lies at. That's right, a gas station with a rodent mascot. Whether you need deer corn, crawfish boil equipment, brisket, or cereal scented candles, this is the place to go.

Great place to pick up beer or a quick bite, and gas prices are awesome…read more Fudges and the local sauces you can find here are awesome too

Staff was great, had the Bacon Chicken Ranch Mac, Reuben Sandwich and Jalapeño popper dip…read more Everything was delicious. Definitely coming back.

Loved the atmosphere of this place. Have garage doors that look like they open up and patio…read moreseating. They also have a kiddie area for kids to play. Our waitress was super nice and friendly. There wasn't anything we had that was bad. Definitely will come back.

Excellent products from Fate, Texas "Along Came Tamale". Owner/operators are a nice husband & wife…read moreteam that make their own tasty tamales from healthy recipes. I visited today and spoke with owners. This location actually does offer dining-in, with a small dining room, but customers mostly are eating at home with family & friends. The mini gourmet tamale factory stays busy in Downtown Fate, Texas, selling 8-packs of frozen tamales in a variety of flavors. Frozen, buy very easy to heat up at home. Farmer Markets: You can find Along Came Tamale stand at Rowlett Farmer Market on Thursdays, and the Rockwall Farmer Market on Saturdays. Today, I was in Fate, Texas and made sure to drop-in, I left with "Green Fudge" green chile casserole mix, and Lentil Curry frozen tamales, and the Cheese Jalapeño frozen tamales. Which pack will I open first?

I didn't know this was a coffee shop. The sign on the building says "Along Came Tamale", so, silly…read moreme, I walked through the door hoping to get fed. I was really hungry, as in weak-kneed hungry, so coffee wasn't going to help at all. What they have are frozen tamales, locally made but still frozen. Frozen solid. Reading their list of tamales, I was intrigued by concept of "lentil and curry" tamales. So, I basically called out "Barrista, sell me half a dozen of those Indian Fusion Tamales", which is what she did. While she was at it, I had her throw in a package of black bean & corn as well. By the time I got home, the package had thawed enough for me to break the vacuum-packed lump into individual tamales. I microwaved one tamale of each type. Lunch. Ah, yes, lunch. Both types of tamales are good, a stop worth repeating.

Great place for down home cooking. My wife had fried fish and said was great. I had hamburger steak…read moreit, too was wonderful. Veggies are all homemade. Our server (Natalie) was attentive and funny.

This place was on its way to a 5 star review until I opened my silverware, and found a dirty fork…read more Service was really good. Food was good. Burger was excellent and so were the onion rings. The macaroni and cheese was bland. Great menu with lots of options!