If you are looking for a small town cute restaurant with amazing food, stop here! We stopped for…read morebreakfast and greeted by the super friendly locals immediately. I had the Texas shapes pancake and a side of grits - so good! My husband had an omelette with hash browns and biscuits and gravy. Lots of food and so good. Great prices too!

Cozy Quaint On…read moreFAMOUS ROUTE 66 Down home cooking Friendly waitress Chips/queso Club sandwich Chicken strips

Walked in and not very friendly. Someone commented on Yelp they have great chicken. What the have…read moreis fried chicken tenders and nuggets. Sitting under a heating lamp. I cannot rate the food because we decided to pass

Was driving along the interstate and got hungry and decided to give this place a try food was fresh…read moreand service was great

Oh my gosh cute and friendly place. The food was delicious and the service was great. Food came out…read morequickly and hot and again it was so good. If You're in Pampa Texas stop by Finley's it's worth it.

First time at Finley's. Walked in and was immediately greeted by a classic 50's diner feel. Figured…read moreif the food was half as good as the decor that we wouldn't be disappointed. Turns out that the food was just as good, if not better. Definitely going to make Finley's a regular stop

Good food. Great service. Fast and affordable. I came for breakfast while passing through town…read more Well worth the stop

You're not from 'round here, are ya'?…read more We wandered off I-40 to find some sustenance (not wanting to eat at a Dairy Queen or truck stop). We landed in downtown McLean at Lolly's. Upon entering, we were greeted by the cashier/busboy/waiter with, "Ya'll traveling?" We were the only non-locals in this joint. Fun spot to stop just for the local color. Lolly's is also a sort of grocery store, even though a lot of the shelves were bare. They also have a daily lunch buffet--"all you can eat" we were told. (The buffet was only about three feet long but they kept getting phones calls to see what was being served that day---chicken fried steak.) We split a bacon cheese burger (because it was a half pound affair) and some onion rings. Burger was well done but tasty. Everything was clean and service was friendly. Definitely not fancy, but cute and quaint. (One patron came in to buy cinnamon but the shelves were bare. No, worries. The cashier just went to the kitchen and came out with a small to-go cup with a bit of cinnamon in it for her. Gotta love small towns! )

What a trip! I expected tumbleweeds to come rolling down the street. If you ever find yourself in…read morethis little town with a population of about 125 or so, give this place a try. It's located on a street that looks completely deserted, and actually is for the most part. I mean, it looks like an old western movie set or something! It's just a stones throw from old Route 66 which is why I'm assuming most people would be in the neighborhood. It was our stop between The Route 66 Museum in Elk, OK and Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, TX. We were of course the only people in this little joint decorated with 50's nostalgia.... The cuisine is American comfort food as is most along the infamous highway. Here it's offered at insanely low prices. The kiddos were starving and ordered a pizza, 1/2 plain, 1/2 mushroom, a single pancake and some kind of corn nuggets the staff suggested with creamy dipping sauce. Kiddos were totally satisfied, loved the extra cheesy pizza and those fried corn things and had leftover pizza for that night. The guys that worked here were all super sweet. One was even originally from near my hometown! Another reason to stop here beside cheap nosh is a freezer filled with pops, microwaveable meals to go, as well as some toiletries, necessities, and groceries. It's definitely geared to those of us on the go, traveling The Mother Road. *Oh, and there's a gas station around the corner. We were told to fill up there as there's not another one for miles and miles! **A couple of neat things we stumbled upon while in the area are an old fashion abandoned gas station great for photo ops as well as a 10 Commandments sculpture on a corner just in front of the towns church which was pretty ironic being that it was Passover when we were here.

What a great place to end a 9 hour driving day. The waitress was at our table almost before we sat…read moredown. We both ordered chicken fried steak with dinner salad, fried okra and baked potatoe. Needless to say, we could have shared a plate. The dinner salad is large and fried okra was cooked perfectly. It was all delicious. We made the right choice of where to eat. All of the wait staff were friendly and all seemed to enjoy serving the patrons.

I was going to give this review of four but my beautiful waitress name. Adriana was so good that I…read morehave to go with the five star rating! A busy café in the heart of Dumas Texas, you can tell that is a spot for regulars and guys working the oil field. The only thing I ordered was a waffle which Adriana assured me would be delicious and she was absolutely right, it was one of the best that I've had in a long time. I don't know if or when I will be back in Dumas Texas but when I am, I will definitely be back to this place. It was great

Severely understaffed on a Sunday morning when my party of 2 came in at 9:45. Terribly long wait…read morejust to even get a server is simply unacceptable. However food was good and our server gave us her employee discount to make up for the wait. Will not be coming here again.

Good breakfast. Quick service, quiet atmosphere (I was there early), good value. It was good. Got…read moregood quick, watched the Olympics, and headed out. Clean and quiet. Will happily return. Seems like a fun game day place too.

Friendly staff, and great breakfast. Small restaurant with a family type environment. Will…read moredefinitely be back

Cute breakfast stop in the way thru town. If I was a local I would be back often. The chilaquiles…read morelooked delish, wish I would have tried them. Half order of the mini pancakes was good tho being hungry I should have gotten the full order. I do appreciate that the server asked if I wanted a half order. Husband liked his ham and cheese omelet was good. And son liked the Waffle Eva. Coffee was decent and hot.

We aren't from here or even close. We stopped in for breakfast & the guys were warm & friendly…read morealbeit a bit shy But kids got the pancake meal & that pancake was INCREDIBLE! Daughter said "it like melts in your mouth!" I had the breakfast burrito with no meat & I ate it before I could even take a pic! The tortilla made it! Not stiff or cold, delicious! Pretty simple meals but worth the stop if you find yourself in middle Texas! haha

Passing through town, we stopped at the Outpost for a quick dinner. Friendly staff, and really…read moregood prices. The food was great, to a Texan raised on fried foods. She ordered the catfish basket, which was huge and included fries, Cole slaw, and delicious hush puppies. I got two pieces of fried chicken plus an order of fried okra. Everything was made to order, hot and delicious. And the bill was $20 including tip for more food than we could eat. Well worth a stop if you like fried foods (we really didn't try anything else) and home style cooking.

Top Tier Gas- what else can you ask for on a road trip across the US? This gas station is located…read more30 seconds off the exit- so efficient.

Can't say a whole lot. Pulled in got gas. Everything worked. Went inside bathrooms were clean. No…read morelot lizards saw. For a middle of no Where place not bad.