Excellent service and great food. Really enjoyed the Crowder peas. Was a little off the beaten path…read morebut definitely a good stop

On our way from Houston to Tyler, we stopped in for lunch on a Sunday. Everything was fresh &…read moretasty! Margaret was friendly, too. We had our choice if 2 main entrees, sides, bread, & dessert. The Blueberry Delight was light and creamy. My husband loved the pineapple cherry cobbler. We'll definitely stop by again. Margaret said that she'd be glad for us to come again because you never know what she'll be cooking. Sounds good to us!

Awesome spot we decided to try on the way back from Dallas to Houston and glad we did. Friendly…read moreservice, food was great and quick and free ice cream for dessert! Steak sandwich was almost like a Philly and super tasty. The side of Au jus wasn't needed. The fried chicken sandwich was juicy and great with some ranch on it! Our onion rings and fries were crispy and well seasoned too.

LOVE going to Walkers, this eatery definitely has that old town charm. Brings back the old days…read moreand you get a free scoop of ice cream after your meal! Great Burgers, great Friday fish dinners and great for breakfast too! Lunch time is usually busy, they are located across from the courthouse and get employees, officers & jurors quite often! Open early and close by 2:00, Fridays they are open til 8:00PM. Definitely check them Out

We had such a magical stay at the Woodbine Inn! Since this was a last-minute trip, I was worried we…read morewouldn't be able to check in so late, but Michael was incredibly helpful and made sure we could access the property after the staff had left for the evening. The inn was very clean, quiet, and beautifully kept. My favorite part was definitely the backyard--the gazebo, flowers, fountain, and string lights made it feel so charming at night. Our bed was comfortable, and the A/C blows SUPER cold, which is always a plus in Texas! Honestly, I felt like I was in a Nicholas Sparks movie. What started as an impromptu stop in Madisonville turned into such a special experience and a memory I'll always cherish. We would absolutely stay here again!

Food was tasty, young brunette waitress was sweet. The interior was gorgeous with beautiful…read morewoodwork detail & elegant seating. This is also a bed & breakfast but we just went for brunch after church. They just got a new menu & no longer have the French dip which is why we went but the fried green tomatoe sandwich with jalapeno pimento was tasty, though I requested no bacon, it still had it in it & I did bring it up to the waitress & she offered to take it back but I opted just to remove as we had somewhere we had to be. Hubs had the cheeseburger & the meat was a good quality & cooked medium as requested. Steak fries were cooked perfectly as well. We will try them again.

Adding an update for those who aren't local and are passing through…read more.. This hole in the wall locals bar/grill stated off as a bar with pool tables and when covid hit, they expanded to serving food to stay open. The original owners got out, a long-time local customer stepped up and took over/bought it out and kept it going. The Good: Its family friendly, locally owned and caters to the local crowd. The food is fresh. Almost everything on the menu is fresh/scratch made: Fries? They cut the potatoes and drop em in the fryer. Wednesday nights about 50 weeks out of the year, the owner grills ribeyes over charcoal - he takes a break when on vacation or his kid is showing animals at the fair. Spring means the occasional crawfish. The steak fingers are hand battered sirloin strips. The onion rings are fresh cut and hand battered. If alcohol is your thing the drink menu is pretty substantial, and if they have the fixings they can make what you want. Friday and saturday night is a little more adult oriented but stillt remains family friendly. The "Bad". If there's one thing I'd have to say, its that the kitchen is small, so when its busy it will take time to get your food. If you come on a busy night, understand that you might be waiting a while. As a local who is here several times a week at various times of the day, I know and accept that. Please be patient, if you've got the time I think the food is worth the wait, when there is one. If you happen to be passing through, drop in and grab a bite or a drink.

Trust Yelp to find something for dinner that is completely off the wall in some small town that's…read morelocated on the road between two other small towns. I asked and it provided. The Office Grill & Saloon is about as "local" as you can get and I was pleased to see this bar and grill had a family with kids when we walked in. Maybe it gets a different crowd on other nights but tonight was friendly. A lovely waitress/bartender came over with menus and took our food and drink order. Mrs. K. enjoyed her sweet tea and I had a Lone Star Light beer. With it, a fish sandwich with delicious fries and a cheeseburger with onion rings for me. It was good and it was hot and it was all put together with care. This was a terrific little hole in the wall local stop. I'm so glad I trusted Yelp! [Review 367 of 2026 - 691 in Texas - 25553 overall]

Farmhouse was recommended by ChatGPT for our drive between Fort Worth and Houston, and it was a…read morewonderful stop. The meal started with cornbread and yeast rolls, both delicious. We shared the meal that includes an appetizer and dessert, which was more than enough food for us. For the appetizer, we chose the fried green tomatoes. They were perfect. Our entrée was chicken-fried chicken with mashed potatoes and fried okra, and every bite was divine. My husband also ordered a side of collard greens, and they were excellent. Then came dessert. Buttermilk chess pie is my husband's favorite, but he rarely orders it because he's afraid it won't measure up. After one bite, he declared it "righteous," which means it passed his very high standards. I thought it was fantastic too. The service was great, and the restaurant has a quaint, family-owned feel. Definitely worth the stop.

Bread was amazing!!!!! Grilled chicken was dry and very thin. Desserts look wonderful but being…read moresugar free did not allow here!

It's a place I've driven past for decades but never stepped into, but today is the day to change…read morethat. The moment I walked in, every face seemed to turn my way. I was the only speck of pepper in a room full of salt. With all eyes on me, I gave a wave, some folks smiled back and understood what i was doing others weren't quite sure what to make of it. The vibe is old-school texas dining. It was mofos in there with actual spurs on their boots. Clean, no-frills, and straightforward. Concrete floors, a mix of mismatched chairs in earth tones with the occasional pop of red. You seat yourself, and service is quick. my server showed up almost immediately with a laminated 8.5x11 menu featuring a tight lineup of Americana comfort food. I went with the chicken fried steak, with Brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes on the side. The Brussels sprouts were split and grilled, simply done with a bit of butter and salt--nothing fancy, but solid. The mashed potatoes? A perfect base for the white gravy, which was the standout on the plate. The chicken fried steak itself had well-seasoned breading, but I wish the meat had been more tender. That said, the gravy was so good it honestly deserves to be bottled and sold at H-E-B. Because when you have already committed to overeating why stop, i tried the peach cobbler dessert. I should have stopped, this was terrible, it looked like someone dumped a can of peaches in syrup over raw dough...it tasted just the same. Such a let down with everything else being at the very least good.

Stopped here on the way to Galveston, and it was delicious. Small town country feel, casual dining,…read moreand very laid back. We love this place! Their salad bar is really good and has variety for toppings, and the burgers and fries are delicious. My kiddo had the catfish and it was so crispy and tasty All the staff were very friendly and welcoming!

Stopped here on the way back from Dallas one Sunday and it was good!! Everyone was soo friendly!…read moreThey have decent parking but it was packed and people started parking on the side of the grass. We did the buffet and it was pretty good! My husband loved the corn bread. The dessert cake was super moist and good. The ribs were tender. Had a small town restaurant feel.

Food is always great, home cooking style. Seafood buffet on Fridays. Weekend hours vary. Staff…read morevery friendly and attentive.

Great service and great food!…read more We were driving by and found this place through Google maps. I cross checked. It with Yelp and we decided to try it out. Everyone who helped us was kind and helpful. Our waiter brought us this cute loaf of bread with butter. The bread was soft and filling. We both ate from the buffet. The shrimp, fried chicken, and brisket were all good as were the sides like mac and cheese, beans, hush puppies, and corn. They also had a salad bar and drinks. There's also a few different pies to select from on a shelf. We tried the chocolate and coconut pies. Both were tasty with generous portions. We'll definitely come back if we're in the area.

My dad has been coming here for years, I believe this was my first time…read more My dad went for the buffet, and I ordered a la carte. First, the service was excellent, I believe our server was named Presley. Very kind, always checking on us and keeping our water and tea full. On the buffet, my dad enjoyed the salad he had, but was surprised at the little variety offered that day. He said last time he was there with my brother there was more to choose from. He then got the fried chicken, which was greasy and barely any chicken on the thigh. I tried to find a drumstick but it was just breasts, thighs and a few wings. He did like the chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes. As for the fried okra, you have to eat it fresh. It is sitting under a heat lamp just makes it soggy and slimy. I ordered 4 vegetables a la carte which came out to be as much as the all you can eat buffet. First, their onion rings are OUTSTANDING! So is their homemade ranch. What was disappointing was the green beans, they definitely came out of a can and were heated. At $3.99 I expected fresh. There may have been a small piece of onion in it. Not sure if that was how it was cooked or if it fell in from another dish. The black-eyed peas were tasty. I also had a cup of the chicken corn chowder which was good. However, there was pieces of cubed chicken in it which also made me think that it was a prepackaged soup and not homemade. My dad got the coconut cream pie, which tasted good, but could have used more coconut then just on the top. He wanted bread pudding or peach cobbler, however at the time of day we were there, they had been picked over way too much, not leaving much for anyone else to enjoy. I did like the selections in the gift shop and purchased a tea towel before we left. I always like to try a place 3 times so I may stop in and try something else. Again, great customer service.

Food was terrible for what you pay for. Service not good and it took a long time to get reheated…read morechicken with lettuce and tomatoes. It came with a very small piece of lettuce and no tomatoes. I won't be going there again!

The new location may lack a good vent hood, but otherwise it seems clean and the staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. I had their hamburger and hand cut fries. Both were good, although the fries could have been a bit more crispy. Plan for a little wait as nothing is cooked ahead of order so it took 15 or so minutes to get our burgers.

Love the kolaches! We got banana cream, strawberry, apple, blueberry, and coconut cream. The…read morecoconut was divine! The ladies working were friendly and helpful. The service counter in inside of the gas station store at the back. Typical ambiance. The sausage log was large and filling.

We stopping for kolaches on Saturday morning. They had the traditional cheese, as well as fruit…read morefilled. Both were very good. I highly recommend this bakery!