Campfire - (Near Bryan, TX)

5 /5 Glenn Gutierrez: Came here for brunch while waiting for the vet appointment for my dog to wrap up. Good spot. Recommend the pecan waffle. Wonderful servers

1 /5 Kayla Oslakovich: I write this for those who utilize ADA laws. This company does not follow them. I made a reservation, I wrote on my reservation that I have a service dog and would need seating that permitted him to sit at my feet and out of the way of foot traffic (standard proceedure). When we arrived to the facility, me actively using my service dog for support to walk as he is for mobility, the host told me he needed to check with management about where my dog could sit. This struck us as odd, but we informed he was a service dog and they still insisted they needed to speak to management. The manager came over and although he was very kind, he said "dogs are not allowed on the brown tiles". To which we once again informed that he was a service dog. Mind you, I am still using him for balance and his vest clearly states "Service Dog" and his ADA compliance ID card was visible in the top pouch of his vest. We are told that "a lot of dogs try to eat here" and walked around the resturaunt on the white tiles. We are sat at a booth, which would have been fine, except once again I was informed "dogs arent allowed on the brown tiles". The manager informs us he has to stay on the outside of the restuaurnt, in a hallway with a blind corner, on the white tiles while we dine. This is a problem for multiple reasons. 1. I have to walk around a wall, without my service dogs support to get to the table. 2. If I were to have an emergency he is not able to get to me. 3. It is a tripping hazard for me to not have his support, AND because of the blind corner in the hallway anyone could come up and accidentally trip on him or hit him will a bellhop cart. My husband once again walked up to the host stand and informed them that my dog is a service dog and that i was not comfortable with the seating arrangements. We then left when they refused to accomodate. I do not recommend this establishment to anyone, much less anyone with any form of disability. Who knows, maybe they will banish canes and wheelchairs to the "white tiles" next.

5 /5 Ray Augustus: Not in Bryan, TX often. While I was out there, took the opportunity to take my daughter out for brunch. Played it safe and ordered some pancakes. Food was good. Our server, Dylan, was great. Overall enjoyable experience.

5 /5 Montana Caler: We spent the night at the Stella Hotel and decided to have dinner and breakfast at their Campfire restaurant. Both meals were very yummy! Service was exceptionally good. We ordered the charcuterie, board garlic, Parmesan, french fries Caesar salad, and banana pudding for dinner. Everything was great the salad was fresh and you can tell everything is made from scratch! For breakfast, we ordered the Belgian waffles and the omelette with a side of ham. I would come back just for the waffles! I have no complaints

1 /5 SmellyzMarkers: My wife has a service dog; registered and trained. The host at the front informed us there were “special” seats to accommodate dogs. Her dog is not just a dog when he dons his vest. He is very well mannered and will keep to himself until my wife needs his help. We were seated along the back row of tables so he could sit on the “white tiles” only. We informed the front host of the dog’s importance to my wife’s ability to walk and feel comfortable. They do not listen nor seem to care. We left, did not eat here. Beware if you have a service animal; they may banish you to the “white tiles” too.