The food, service, and overall ambiance here was fantastic!…read more Daniela was on top of everything, refilling coffee and ensuring all our needs were met promptly. The pastelitos and tequenos were both delicious! The green cilantro garlic sauce that accompanied them was so good I had to take some home! I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs, subbing chicken, and all was super fresh and crisp. The location is a nice hole in the wall. Having gone during the holidays, they were decorated with Christmas decor. They had decent foot traffic with no wait time. Overall, would highly recommend visiting for a fantastic brunch experience!

Visited here on 12/9/25 - for my boyfriend's bday…read more Atmosphere was nice, not busy at all, decor was cute & put together. Service could've been better. We ordered pastelitos (ground beef & chicken), the ground beef was really good - the sauce it came with definitely gave a good extra flavor to it/ the chicken one was dry, so the sauce helped with that. Also ordered Cachapas (sweet corn pancakes with pork) - wow these were delicious, especially when you eat them together. There was a lot of cheese though (I love cheese thankfully) I think we also ordered the slow roast brisket hash (didn't get a picture cause it was really good lol) Nonis is definitely worth a try

HUGE portions for good prices, and the food is tasty! I really enjoyed my eggsquisite skillet, and…read moreit seemed others enjoyed their food as well. The pancakes could be skipped next time though. Fast service! The wait is pretty long on a Sunday around noon, so try to arrive early or make a reservation (if that's possible).

I'm so disappointed because this used to be our favorite place. The last few visits, the food has…read morebeen noticeably subpar. The menu may look the same, but the quality and preparation of items have changed. For example, the crab cake Benedict used to feature homemade crab cakes, and now it's a fried frozen-style patty. The one-star review is really based on the service experience, and unfortunately it's the reason we won't be returning. While waiting for our table, the manager or possible owner was telling single-party guests there was a 30-minute wait, while parties of three or more were being quoted only 10 minutes. An older woman standing there heard him tell the group in front of her 10 minutes right before he told her 30. The more I thought about it afterward, the more disappointed I was that I didn't speak up in the moment. Treating guests differently based solely on party size is unacceptable and left a very bad impression.

The chicken tenders were a bit smaller than they were many years ago (I have an old photo for…read moreproof!) but it was just as filling and mad fresh. Fantastic service from our waiter.

Very good food. Very good service…read more Very good location. Next to a bar. Rustic brick old fashioned interior. I had the pulled pork sandwich basket. Large sandwich. Very good onion rings.

Service: 10/10 Our waiter was always attentive. Ambiance:…read more100/10 Very aesthetically pleasing. My husband said it's girly but very well designed. Food: 10/10 I love their options for food. There's something for everyone and the portions were good. My husband rated the food 7/10. I took my mom and husband on different days and they both enjoyed it! I would come again!

The spot is down the street from our house and was one that we were dying to try as soon as it…read moreopened! There seems to always be a wait for brunch on the weekends but pro-tip you can join the waitlist online before you go so you're not stuck outside waiting. The restaurant itself is really cute inside and decorated well! There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating but with the Texas heat, we opted to sit inside. Our waiter was very helpful and provided lots of suggestions! My husband got a skillet and I got an omelette, both side of pancakes. Safe to say we are both very full by the time we left! We will definitely be back for another Saturday brunch!

1836 Café in Bells, TX is a true hidden gem and worth every stop. From the moment I walked up to…read morethe door, the smell alone let me know I was in for something special. Inside, the atmosphere is small-town comfort at its best -- casual, welcoming, and the kind of place that instantly makes you feel at home. I ordered the Chicken Bennie, and it was absolutely outstanding. A homemade biscuit served as the base, soft and fluffy on the inside with just the right touch of crisp on the outside. On top of that came perfectly fried chicken tenders, a runny egg that tied everything together, and a generous pour of rich, savory sausage gravy. It all came with a side of crispy fried potatoes that were cooked just right -- golden and flavorful without being greasy. Every bite was pure comfort food perfection. The coffee was smooth and satisfying, the kind that pairs perfectly with a hearty breakfast. Service was excellent as well -- friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind, which made the whole experience even better. You can tell the staff really cares about their customers and their food. Overall, 1836 Café is exactly what you hope to find in a small-town spot: great food, great people, and an atmosphere that keeps you wanting to come back. I'll definitely be returning, and I highly recommend it to anyone passing through or nearby.

Saw a post on FB about 1836 Cafe, so my DIL & I decided on a breakfast roadtrip... what a wonderful…read moredecision. 1836 Cafe is everything you imagine if the words "hole in a wall greasy spoon" are used. Small interior offering 4 tables and a line up of bar stools. The kitchen and pantry are fully exposed. We were greeted by a gent opening the door for us and friendly hellos! The menu provides a wide selection of country fair with twists on cosmopolitan selections (the country bennie is a must). No pre-cut fries on site,! Everything looked and tastes freshly prepared. Will definitely make the trek again!

Barney's brunch Always great food and great service. Love…read morethis cute spot. Lunch menu good also.

My friends were home from China and craving American breakfast so we had lunch at Barney's. It was…read morea Thursday, to my knowledge we didn't have to wait for a table (they got there before me). Very clean and open and cute/simple inside. Our waitress was extremely friendly and helpful- however we did go LONG periods of time without being checked on. Lunch took about an hour and a half so it's definitely not a "quick" option. I'd definitely order from here and go pick it up since it's right across from my office. None of us had bad food and it was all cooked exactly the way we asked except for the crispy hash browns I asked for, I guess there's an art to that.

If you have not tried Egg-Cited yet it is worth the drive! First off it is owned and run by the…read moresame family that started Eggquisite Cafe. The food is excellent and fair priced great environment and service has been great every time. This is my go to place for breakfast and I live in Allen.

Ambiance: 4 STARS It's a cute and quirky restaurant, but…read morecharming and quaint. I loved the fake egg plant. Some of the decor is so adorable and fun. I really like the vibe and energy. The neutral tones and colors are very nice. It's cozy and welcoming. Service: 4 STARS My waitress was pleasant enough. They are super busy, but they manage the customers and crowds well. The gentleman working the list for waiting is funny and friendly. He keeps everything organized, Food: 4 STARS The croissant sandwich was good. The croissant itself was soft and flaky. The bacon was cooked well and the fried egg was cooked perfectly. The grits were just ok. The butter and sugar helped, but wasn't a fan. Drinks: 4 STARS The mimosa board is cute. You can get four mimosas priced fairly. The pineapple flavor was great. The orange was not real orange juice so it was a NO. The pour is definitely heavier on the champagne side so that's a bonus. Overall it was enjoyable and my experience was good. I love the name EGG-CITED it's a fantastic restaurant name.

This was a cute cafe that was bustling at lunchtime. It can get quite busy on weekends…read more We ordered the chicken apple sausage and eggs hash; it came with hash browns, sausage, peppers, cheese, eggs, and a side of toast. Was quite a portion and could easily be shared. I opted for the turkey club. It was a basic sandwich with no frills, though you had to add cheese (they used shredded cheese?). The sandwich was ok for what it was. Overall, the experience was positive; the service was good and the food came out rather quickly.

Whenever I get breakfast, I get pancakes, this place is no different. They were made really well,…read morefresh, and flavorful. Had my morning coffee, and just enjoyed being there. Good place to get breakfast at fair prices, been coming here a while. Always a good time!

Great food, good service, definitely recommend this place! If you haven't been you're missing out!read more

We stopped in Sunday for dinner and the place was almost empty. The service was great and we all…read moreenjoyed our meals. They have a small patio but we sat inside due to the wind.

The White Rabbit is a little hidden treasure, tucked away in rustic downtown Sherman, TX. It's not…read morethat far from the Oklahoma border, although some might consider it a far-flung exurb of Dallas. I honestly had trouble finding the place and nearly gave up. I'm glad I stuck with it and checked around the corner - that's where I found a super steep staircase leading to a magical coffeeshop space. The second floor has it all: creaky wooden floors, broad sunny windows, exposed brick walls, high ceilings, a counter full of quirky merchandise including stickers, jewelry, bookmarks and more. There's a rack of curated vintage clothes and a bookcase wall. So - the setting is amazing and this would be the perfect place to meet a friend, or settle in for an afternoon and get some work done. The menu is seasonal - I tried a latte and my friend tried an iced matcha - both were delicious! Really glad I took the time to check out this unique spot.

First time here, so I'll definitely update when/if I can return…read more First impression: uber cute decor, I love all the plants, there are books, children's books, and the bathroom is serene. Free water and bottomless coffee refill in the corner. They sell balms, stickers, clothes, and more. Prices are a little steep, especially with a farmers market across the street, but options are always a good thing. I ordered a large latte. The menu states flavors are an extra .50 in the menu book, but I was charged $1. (Just an observation that the prices may not be correct on yeh menu book) They ask for tips, but I wouldn't. They don't clean up, you take your cups and plates to the trash area. We ordered the tacos. It did take 25 minutes to get it and it was not busy. Our coffee was ready pretty quickly. I presume (wild guess) that the food fixer dude is not good with multi tasking, or his desire to serve is lacking. Anyways, the serving size was good! The tacos were warm on top, but the eggs were cold on bottom. Plus they really had no flavor. My latte was warm at best and the coffee was not strong? I would suggest switching brands. The hot cocoa my husband got WAS delicious and stayed hot in the travel cup... so maybe that would help in the latte arena. The coffee server was by far very friendly. Thank you for Truly not being ugly, just an honest review. If I come back will try a coffee and a food item to see if it improved.