Ok. I should had looked at the menu. My friend ordered shrimp tacos and I said ditto. When the…read morebill came I was like what ? 45$ a plate. Yikes. Total bill with one beer and one wine. And tip. 150$. That's a lot for a 3 pm late lunch. A bit hoodwinked. But the quality was excellent so it makes it better. And that's an honest review.

Awesome food, great cocktails, they are helpful with information regarding food allergies and have…read morevery friendly staff!

Great find! Place has been in business since 1916 I believe. Great food. Great service. All…read morehomemade. Clifton has a treasure with this restaurant

A nice small town, old soda fountain diner. Great Saturday…read morebreakfast and brunch or lunch stop. Seating is limited but worth the wait when it gets busy. Will have to try the soda fountain on my next visit to Clifton.

I enjoy David's and it's hometown and convenient shopping. I can usually get right in and out with…read moreease! Thank you David's!

From the owner: Brookshire Brothers is an employee-owned, community-driven grocer based in Lufkin, Texas. Founded…read morein 1921, this regional grocery chain operates more than 120 locations that stretch over 40,000 square miles in Texas and Louisiana, including many rural areas. Its assets include traditional grocery and express stores, as well as freestanding pharmacy, petro and tobacco locations.

My friends and I visiting really enjoyed our time at this restaurant/bar. The atmosphere was…read moreinviting and the servers were all really nice. It gives sports bar vibes inside. The pizza was delicious! (Burnt on the edges, if that's your thing) and the drinks were ok. Only part about our visit we didn't like was that we ordered 2 pizzas at the same time and one of them came out 10 minutes before the other. Half the table had to wait and eat and the pizza got cold. Kind of odd they didn't come out at the same time so we could all eat together. Overall, we had a great time and left full!

Yes, it's out-of-the-way. Yes, it's not cheap. But if you're seeking outstanding pizza in a unique…read moresetting on Lake Whitney you will not find better. Authentic wood-burning pizza oven. Good service, full bar. The outdoor stage is intriguing; I'm looking forward to Spring to see what entertainment they offer. Meanwhile they feature small singer/songwriter individuals or groups indoors most weekends. We'll be back...

Great service. Bar is spacious and luxurious seats. Very…read moregood happy hour specials. Would not eat the food. Had a greasy mushy pizza. Come for the vibes

I am a teetotaler, but I have friends who enjoy the fruits of the vine - plus the food is…read moreexcellent!!!! For me, the enjoyment is in the beauty of the surroundings, sitting on a historic courthouse Square with a wonderful wrought iron staircase of the side of the building and the cool vibe of the local surroundings.

I had low expectations for Joe's because of their funny-looking old school logo, but I did in fact…read moreenjoy the food. The interior was also cleaner and nicer than the vibe I got from the sign. I got the chicken parmigiana lunch for takeout, which is $3 more if you get it during dinner time. I also got the meatball hot sub. After a $2 service fee, my total was $30, which was great value for how much food I got. I ended up getting 3.5 meals out of these two dishes. The chicken parmigiana lunch was delicious. The pasta and chicken were both very tasty. It came with garlic bread, which I think only had garlic on half of it. The meatball sub was gigantic. The meat didn't exactly suit my taste buds, but the sub was still tasty.

Stopped in to check out this place, we had won a lunch for (2) certificate from the Veteran's…read moreSponsored event at the local Harley Davidson Shop. Varied menu we went with the Meat pizza, they did not have Coke Zero and the only coke they had was in the Bottle with pure sugar. So a little overload. Food was great and the service was wonderful, nice atmosphere to this place. The only issue came when I went to pay the bill they could not get a manager to come to the register to okay the lunch, seems like they did not know how to handle this transaction. Made the experience not as good as it had started. The waitress said she would take care of it and for us not to wait around. They also have Gelato at the store and they have wonderful pastries which we picked up the following week for our son's birthday. Pastries were excellent and reminded me of bakeries in the Bronx.

Had a great meal here last night. Service was very good…read more Prompt but not pushy. Makala was very nice and great recommendations. Drinks were good. Food had unique and great flavor. Atmosphere was really nice. Such a great find in Waco. Already made a reservation to come back in August when we drop off our Freshman.

I think Red Herring is a very pretty restaurant with a very nice ambience. That is where the…read morepositive comments end. We had a 6:45 reservation and we arrived an hour early to have a drink in the bar and the hostess told us that she would let us know if a table in the bar became available before our reservation time. I checked with her once because we noticed a few tables had been empty the entire hour we were there and she said that she still did not have anything available because they were reserved for reservations. No one ever showed up and she ended up seating us at one of the tables that had been empty the entire time and she seated us 10 minutes after our reservation time! The food was OK but the portion size for the price was not good. They were out of iced tea and potatoes by 7 o'clock. I ended up sending my gnocchi back because it was absolutely terrible. My husband ordered a martini and was charged 50 cents for an extra olive and, ironically, he only received one olive on the toothpick. The service was terrible and the bartender was very unfriendly, and we would never go back!

Wow, I am hooked. As a child, I would go to a small deli...in KC. Now I visited the Waco…read moreMarketplace. Back in time. The franks/hotdogs were what I remember 60 years ago. Beef snack sticks, geez I live 14 miles away but totally worth the trip. John

I've had to call up there 2 different times for simple inquiries. Both times, I have gotten two of…read morethe rudest employees. They sound so annoyed and abrupt. Makes me not want to give them my business. Owner should make a point to hire more friendly staff.

We were staying in the Rodeway Inn next door on our way from Austin to Waco because all the hotels…read morewere booked in Waco for Baylor homecoming, and I got to say, it was a pleasant surprise! I ordered the Chicken Alfredo, and my friends ordered the Chicken Parmesan and the ribeye steak. They and the bread were all delicious, cheap (especially compared to austin!), and came in ample portions. This was probably one of of my favorite meals in a while, and I wasn't expecting it from a small town restaurant next to my hotel. The service was also great with an extremely friendly staff! The only real downside is that they don't serve alcohol, but they are BYOB. They do have wine glasses and a corkscrew, so make sure to grab a bottle of wine beforehand!

Okay to be fair I was on the fence about eating here until the salesman at Dodge raved about the…read morefood. Italian food has a new name Praire Italian. The place could have been a sizzles for ambience. It has a huge menu but sometimes it's better to do certain items great then a lot just okay. Veal marsala was brown gravy over spaghetti. The baked Tuscany had Canadian bacon in it and was not baked. The 3 tri apos were from frozen; calamari, mozzarella sticks and fried shrimp. Think Costco buy and serve. The Ruffino Chianti was rough and the house Grenache was surprisingly good. Do not get the house salad italian dressing.Its Catalina from Kraft. All in all an expensive lesson not to liston to truck salesman