Aaron Phillips We stopped here on a Thursday for dinner en route to the Metroplex. Its a cool spot with a nice vibe. Definitely get the small town experience seeing the neighbors interact, but still get the same warm welcome as travelers.
The food was great. We started with the stuffed jalapenos and I had the hamburger steak with the cowboy potato and green beans while my partner went with the chicken fried steak with cowboy potato and corn. Everything was fresh and had home-cooked nostalgic flavors. The toast especially had those childhood memories coming back, tasted like grandma used to make. We just had water because the travel but they do have a full bar.
The only issue we had was with service. The waitress was very new and seemed flustered as it got busier. The menu says the entrees come with two sides, but we were charged for an extra side on each plate for the second side. Overall recommend the stop and its worth getting off 287 into downtown, just check the ticket.
5 /5