Went to lunch today at Tracks and had a real good meal. Today's special was a burger and fries (or…read moreother side so I had onion rings). Kelsey was our server and she did a great job. Drinks quickly arrived and our meals appeared soon after. Hamburger meat was a thick and juicy patty and the bun was soft and fresh (buns and desserts are provided by Mom's Bakery). Onion rings were crisp and tasty. I bought coconut pie to go and had it with my afternoon coffee and it was outstanding. If you're in Sherman check out Tracks.

Everything looks really delicious and the portions are large. Some menu items to note that get a 10…read moreout of 10 are the quesadillas, the chicken fried steak, fried pickles and salads. The service was really good. If I was going to give some critiques, I would say that having more sides to choose from might be great such as sweet potato casserole, squash casserole, broccoli, rice casserole, maybe collard greens They have a lot of very typical southern dishes, but they're missing the vegetable plate with a lot of sides

Stafford House sits on the south side of Denison's beautifully renovated Katy Depot--literally…read moreinside the historic train station that once served as a major gateway to Texas. I visited on a Saturday evening for an early dinner with my parents and sister. (Side note for Dallas residents: If you're familiar with the Katy Trail, it's worth the drive to see where it all began. When the Katy railroad tracks were removed in Dallas, the trail was born. While Denison doesn't have a trail today, the original depot remains, and it's a lovely place to explore.) The atmosphere at Stafford House is calm and refined, with deep burgundy tones, and brown leather accents lending it a warm, intimate feel. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. We started with the steak carpaccio appetizer, which was savory and full of flavor. For dinner, the ladies each had the Airline chicken with mushroom risotto, while my father and I ordered the lamb T-bones. I swapped the vegetable medley for sweet potato grits, which were decent but lacked any noticeable sweet potato flavor. Definitely put Stafford House on your must-visit list. It's a beautiful little spot for a quiet, intimate dinner. And don't miss their adjacent bar--it's equally charming and perfect for a pre- or post-dinner cocktai

Took the hubs here for his birthday. Made reservations and they had our table waiting and served us…read moreimmediately! Smoked old fashions were on point. Shrimp cocktail for an appetizer, cocktail sauce was delicious and shrimp was tiger size. I had sea bass and it was melt in your mouth, buttery perfection. Hubs had the filet. Cooked perfect. So tender and flavorful. The ambiance was romantic and cozy. The evening did not disappoint. We will be back!

We've visited a couple times in the past 1 month, and also called in ToGo food, and each time we've…read morebeen very impressed. One time was for breakfast and the other times for lunch. We love it.

Where do I start? We had reservations for 11am. When we pulled up the gate was closed. It was…read morepouring down rain and windy. Called my daughter she had already arrived and said the gate was open when they got there. So guess who gets to open the gate in the rain? Me, in the rain and dressed in my new Easter attire. We were quickly seated, and presented with the Easter Brunch menu. A waitress came by and took our drink orders. She brought them and then we sat and waited and waited. No one knew who was taking care of our table. We finally placed our order and the food arrived at 11:53. The 12pm patrons started arriving. My son in laws order was wrong 3 times. So we didn't get to all eat together waiting on his correct order to arrive. We were apologized to profusely. The sweetest employee kept apologizing over and over. We came here last year for Easter and will probably return next year. The saving grace was the arrival of the Easter Bunny and the indoor Easter egg hunt. #DenisonTexas #GraysonCounty

Good food with great atmosphere--tasty! Friendly staff, good service, very clean. Would be perfect…read moreif served hotter, fried items came out edible but warm which surprised us as they weren't busy. Will be back and recommend.

I find the food average tasting just like the ambiance…read more It's a nice place but to me it isn't anything special. Service was good and person was kind.

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!

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.

Very Nice People who own the restaurant. Food is excellent, Homemade Tortillas too which are Much…read morebetter than the places down the street from this restaurant is much better than most of the other Mexican restaurants around our areas of town. We go here about 2 times per month. Very nice family who owns the restaurant.

The tacos are yummy and great quality. Super fresh and great flavor…read more They pair great with the green salsa.

Service was amazing and prices are great. But the food is bland. We had a burger and my wife had a…read morechicken fried steak and the meat was by no means seasoned. Our fries had more seasoning than anything. But the atmosphere is definitely cool.

Always, always the best! Best in food quality and best in service…read more This is the only place anywhere that I eat all my fries. They are fabulous. The burgers are fantastic. I had a turkey club last visit to change things up and loved it. Put this one on your list!