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.

I ADORE these folks!!! Many Years ago, when I first moved to Greenville, Tx, I used to go to church…read morewith the some of the Original CBs owners! They were kind to EVERYONE, and generations know of them, in this community, and they are truly missed. And, they STILL HAVE the best, cheesey, deliciously made, succulent burgers in the business, in my opinion ! They have MANY different items for everyone's taste, on their menu! The CB's employees are sweet, kind, and very down to earth, as well. I feel like family, everytime I go thru there!!! So, it's a real delicious experience, and well worth the wait, to get some of their good food!!! They're well appreciated in our community , and I can't wait to have more money, to go thru and get me one of those cheese burgers!!!

CB's Sandwiches in Greenville, TX is an absolute gem and a great example of why some places stand…read morethe test of time. My wife and I recently stopped in and enjoyed a regular cheeseburger with jalapeños and their homemade fries, and everything was delicious. The burger was cooked just right, the jalapeños added the perfect kick, and the fries tasted fresh and homemade, not like something out of a freezer bag. The atmosphere is nostalgic in the best way--like stepping back into a classic hometown spot where everyone feels welcome. The staff are consistently hospitable, helpful, and always happy, which really adds to the experience. There's a reason CB's Sandwiches has been around for over 80 years. Great food, great people, and a classic atmosphere make it a place we'll keep coming back to.

My family has lived in the Greenville/Caddo area for decades, long before I was born. However, we…read moredidn't discover this place until about ten or so years ago, were looking for a place to eat breakfast and came upon this place. The service was amazing, food was like Grandma used to make and the dining area was decorated to make you know you were in the country. We have been back so many times over the years, brought out of state family and even my 90 year old grandfather who was quite impressed. Also love that it is small business!!

The hamburgers we ordered at Bucky's Café tonight weren't freshly cooked look like they had been…read moresitting for a while. There were not hot and very un appetizing. My wife was buying me a burger for my birthday.

A small country kitchen restaurant on the square in downtown Commerce, Tx. Excellent food from…read moreOmlets, roll ups, BIG PORK CHOPS, Chicken fried steak, salad bar ect. & daily specials. COME CHECK US OUT!!!!!!!!

This has to be the worst restaurant food/ experience I've had. They were out of half of the menu…read moreitems. I ordered the steak fingers and they were small, mushy, and the fries had no salt. It was also $12.99 for the meal which is ridiculous since it was the size of a kids meal. The sweet tea and water tasted like dish soap and we got there an hour before closing and they were already cleaning up everything around up and stacking chairs while we were eating. I'm not picky with food, but this was so bad I couldn't finish it. Server was not very friendly either. You might as well drive an extra 20 minutes to Greenville to find a better restaurant.

Cute sandwich shop on the square! Had a "fancy chicken salad sandwich". It was very good! Nice…read morestaff too :) Oh! And if you need to use restroom, there is one across the street with one way glass!!! You can see everyone in the square while you "go". So cool.

Tried this shop while on a road trip. The restaurant was clean and staff was friendly, but the…read moresandwiches we ordered were bland. Gluten free bread is available, but it is crumbly.

Four hamburger baskets. They charged me $65. I think that was excessive. Burger and fries were ok.read more

Great food! My Cheese Burger and curly fries were delicious ! Very nice staff and relaxing…read moreatmosphere. We got our food super quick and it was right at lunch time. Will definitely be going back there. Thanks again Johnny!!

Stopped in for a quick bite while we were in town and absolutely enjoyed our visit. We were warmly…read moregreeted by Laura, the owner, who was bussing tables, taking orders, whipping up drinks and making food. The woman does it all and with a great big smile on her face! My husband couldn't decide which beer to order so she gave him 4 samples. We got the house made onion rings and they were extremely tasty coming with Chipotle aioli that was very yummy! I got the pork belly sliders and they were sooo good! My husband got the cheddar bacon burger and he said it was delicious. If you find yourself in downtown Greenville do yourself a favor and stop in!

I highly recomend them. I have purchased from them for ovef a year now and have always had great…read moreservice.

This "waterin' hole," as sure enough the place is named, opened only last August so it's a bit…read moreearly to gauge where to put it gastronomically, but categorically and socio-econ it's ripe for pickin' and well, yeah, that about covers the gastronomy part as well i suppose. i stop by places like this to peruse the menu which here is amusing and, of course usually in such (as well as here) cases, telling... of what I leave it to you to characterize. I have seen many menus along the way but few in which virtually every item is either "loaded," fried or somehow cheesified. looking around on the tables, i noted that many diners were having the same thing which the waitress said was something called "cowboy fries". this appeared similar to a dish enjoyed by french canadians called the poutine, a way of converting a 2,000 calorie plate of french fries into a 4,000+ calorie plate of fries by adding bits of beef or mushroom and a large dollop of rich meat gravy. this provides all the calories needed for half a day doing lumberjacking, and presumably the same goes for this dish, although the work has more to do with cows, though unlike trees in quebec there aren't many cows to punch in this area. i declined the cowboy fries but was frankly tempted by the fried bologna sandwich for old times' sake. instead i ordered a standard issue cheeseburger which came with potato choices in numerous fried forms, depending on your preference. and here is the one item worthy of mention: the handcut fries were well made and perfectly done, a tad greasy but expectedly so. The previous establishment was a kind of country breakfast place that closed after lunch, very old school country town scene. the clientele obviously was thinning faster than the hairs on their heads. This place has a bar, i believe the first in town at least in recent times, and notably there are two tv screens; coincidentally the new place's hours last into the evening a bit later on weekends, like the place closes down about 9 pm. the street lights are lit for at least another couple of hours so no fear of getting lost in the dark on the way home. as for programming, roy rogers was roundin' up the bad guys on one screen, and the other featured some likely ubiquitous vid promoting the dallas cowboys. on another note, it appears there's some sort of informal experiment going on among people who live in the area here, testing that old saw about calories in and calories out. by all appearances, so far there's nothing new in regards to that equation to report.

If you're ever passing through Cooper, Texas, do yourself a favor and stop by 7F Waterin' Hole &…read moreGrub House. It's got that small-town, down-home charm that makes you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. The food hits the spot hearty, flavorful, and just what you'd hope for in a Texas grub house. I tried the cowboy fries, and let me tell you, they're kind of like Texas-style poutine,beef, gravy, cheese, the whole works. So good. The staff is friendly and laid-back, and the place has a cozy bar area with a couple TVs for catching the game. It's not fancy, but it doesn't need to be it's comfortable, welcoming, and the portions are generous. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars​ Aggregate Score: 5 out of 5 stars