Tried out this (mostly) pizza place off the Square. Everyone ordered a pizza off the menu but I…read moredid a "build your own" and all were delicious. The food was very good. The table size for 4 people was a bit crowded.

We were visiting this charming small town from Fort Worth and stumbled up on this place, proud to…read moresay I'm a pizza snob and I believe Nonna Faye's is now my favorite pizza in Texas. Maybe even in the U.S. scratch that . The World ! I've had pizza everywhere . The crust , cheese and toppings are very well obviously made from high quality ingredients. We had it for breakfast the next day .

We recently special ordered thru the Bakery and Deli. I must say Everything was just Fantastic, the…read moresandwiches made with croissants were a hit highly recommend !! The Bakery cupcakes Fantastic !! Chocolate Cake and A Wedding Cake for Fall simply put they were just Fantastic !! Decorated so Professionally DESTINY did a GREAT job really cant say enough compliments!! Would recommend these LADYs for any occasion . THANKS AGAIN

I usually go the Greenville store because it's closer to me. Circumstances put me in Sulphur…read moreSprings today. The store itself was nice and well stocked but the employees weren't nearly as friendly as in Greenville. With one exception. While 3 young men were filling the ice chest near the check out (and goofing around), Jayden came in from taking out groceries and quickly came to my checkout stand and quickly got to work again. Sulphur Springs Brookshire's, he deserves a little attention for his good work ethic!

Clementine & Co deserves more than one lonely review. I have stopped several times on girls trips…read morewith my sisters and their babies. The staff has always been welcoming and kind. Lat time we were there they had an adorable puppy they were trying to train. Beautiful gifts, plants to walk through outside, and the drinks I have tried have been good.

Hands down the best coffee in Sulphur Springs, TX!…read more Clementine & Co. is exactly what this town needed -- cozy, beautifully curated, and serving Onyx Coffee (if you know, you know). Their espresso shots are absolute perfection -- smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. Beyond the coffee, the space itself is so thoughtfully designed. It's minimal but warm, with a welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay a while (even if you're just grabbing a takeaway). Bonus: They offer vegan options too -- something I haven't found anywhere else nearby. If you're serious about your coffee, or just love a well-done local spot, Clementine & Co. is a must-visit.

During our mini vacation at an AirBnB in the country, we discovered this gem of a business. We…read moreordered 2 upside down pineapple cakes, a loaf of bread, and lemon cookies - everything was super-delicious! If we are in the area again, we will be ordering some more of that upside down pineapple cake. Yum!!

Just bought a fresh-from-the-oven loaf of sourdough bread here, Absolutely perfect! Hard crust,…read morefluffy inside with that tangy, perfect sourdough taste. Can't wait to try their other products. Kelly is awesome!

Food was amazing , staff was very friendly. I had family down from Nebraska and they made them…read morefeel welcome

This was our first time at this winery and it was great. You can walk in and taste a few wines…read moreprior to deciding which wine you'd like a glass or bottle of. They do have a policy of 21+ but they made an exception and allowed us to stay with our toddler who is extremely well behaved. This is not something they typically do so we were thankful as we do not live close to this winery. The grounds are beautiful and they also offer wine spirit based cocktails and wine slushies as well. We wound up choosing a bottle of Viognier after trying a few of the wines. It was delicious and worth the $34 for my husband and I to enjoy together. The Rosé that we tried was too sweet and not my style at all. I would like to come back and try the date night deal they have.

My biggest issue- The pictures displayed on their ordering platform are in no way representative of…read morewhat your getting in person. The ambiance is very nice, Cowboy chic and cozy. They were busy during weekend brunch but we were seated immediately and the service was great, very attentive and my server was in training. The food is not up to par. I researched several dishes before coming here and their ordering platform has images of almost all dishes online. But these were so far from being realistic representations. Haystacks manages this content, it should be accurate or not presented at all. Quiche had a great flavor but came with a very meh spinach pile and potatoes that were in no way "haystacks piles." It was also considerably small, 4oz. Felt like I was eating airplane food. Mac and cheese bland and broken, Hannibal burger was very sweet not balanced. Biscuits were slightly under baked but the jam was delicious.

I'm on the fence with this place. I really wanted to like it. The people were very nice. The…read moreservice was on point. The downtown location was fantastic. The food is what gives me some hesitation to recommend. My wife ordered a quiche since we were in during brunch. I opted for the burger that had pulled pork and onion rings. We were both disappointed by our meals. The quiche my wife saw a picture of on their website came out so tiny it reminded me of food they would serve you on an airplane. She showed me the picture and I was genuinely shocked to what they served her. She said it tasted fine, but when you order a quiche entree you expect the main focus of the plate to be what you ordered. It was mainly salad and home fry potatoes. I thought this place was known for the haystack potatoes considering the name, these were not that. My burger did come out as advertised. Towering over the plate with all the toppings. I tried the onion rings first. They were okay I guess, but covered all over with this sauce that was way too sweet. The other layers consisted of roasted pulled pork(under seasoned), provolone cheese, sausage(tasted like a hot dog), and the burger itself(dry and under seasoned). It was a chore to eat. I had a side of macaroni that was overcooked and mushy. The whole thing just left a bad taste in my mouth. We may have ordered the wrong items so I gave the biscuit basket to go for one last ditch effort to find something redeemable. I heated them in the air fryer to get them nice and crisp to serve with the gravy and jam. The gravy was too thin and the biscuits were mushy and turned into a paste once bitten. The jam was really good though. We threw the last biscuit away since it wasn't with the calories. I don't think we'll be back. I say you should go if you live in the area. Find out for yourself. You may have a lovely time and we were just unlucky on this visit.

Jalapeño piggy was good. People were nice. Donuts were not worth the drive. Coffee was fine but…read morenothing grand.

Delicious donuts!!! They were nice as well. Thank you so much. I will be back definitely…read more Everything tasted delicious and fresh

Clean, Organized, and Tasty! This donut store is closer to downtown. The owners were very sweet. I…read moresaw another yelper say that the apple fritter was good and they were correct. Not too greasy...great when warmed a bit. My only negative comment was the chocolate old-fashioned was a bit dry. Maybe from yesterday. But I will be back to try some more.

I stopped in the morning while driving by, hoping for great donuts based on the many positive…read morereviews for the shop, only to be letdown by a lack of selection and donuts fried in old oil. I arrived at Wesley Doughnuts at 8:30 a.m. to see a fairly sparse donut case. The fellow working the counter wasn't friendly, but wasn't exactly grouchy... just kind of there. I ordered an old fashioned glazed cake donut, a chocolate eclair with cream filling, and a vanilla frosted sprinkle donut for my son. I ate the old fashioned first and the taste immediately threw me off, as it was fried in old oil, or something had been fried in the oil that gave off a funky taste. The donut was passable, a bit on the dry side and not as good as the other old fashioned donuts I've tried in Greenville. The chocolate filled eclair was better, notably because it had a delightfully crisp crust on the bottom. However, it still had the funky oil taste, but was much better than the old fashioned. My son loved his frosted sprinkle donut as dessert, so he was happy. I had a tiny bite of it and was put off by the same weird old oil taste, though. I was hoping for a great local gem, but that was not the case with this visit. Hopefully I just caught them on a bad day. If nothing else, their donuts are very cheap. I'll likely give them a shot again on the chance they can turn things around.