So glad we stopped. They make fresh pickles here and the veggie sandwiches were great…read more We were driving through Amarillo for Xmas and looked for a veggie friendly restaurant. This did not disappoint. There were like 7 vegetarian options. Staff was great and don't pass up on the free pickles This is in the basement of the Amarillo bank. Don't get confused by the map details in the construction on 4 th street. .

This place is a hidden gem (tips for locating the entrance down below)! Great spot for a lunch,…read moreespecially if you are just driving through town. The inside is nice, clean and has a cute 70s vibe to it. The service was quick even though we walked in 40 minutes before they close (which I try to avoid) and they were nice and told us not to rush! We got the pimento sandwich and Philly, both sandwiches were good, fresh and came with some good house chips. I will note that it's a little hard to find, but if you enter the main doors on Taylor st, there is set of stairs that takes you down to their entrance. Super worth it!

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.

I was here on 3/22/26. The chicken tender basket meal was really good--crispy on the outside, juicy…read moreon the inside, and full of flavor, onion rings were delicious too. It was made fresh because it was so hot to eat. The atmosphere was just as enjoyable, with a clean and welcoming vibe that made it easy to relax and enjoy the meal. The cashier was especially friendly and made the experience good with a warm, welcoming attitude. Overall, a great spot I'd definitely come back to!

My chicken fried steak was surprisingly very very good! Asked for gravy on the side. Red beans…read moreand rice were also quite tasty. Husband ordered meatloaf. Rated 6 on a scale of 1 to 10. They need Miranda Lambert's recipe!! Buttered honey croissants were an added touch for a precursor. Service was excellent. Ambiance- we love the warm wood, aquarium, the ceiling fans remind me of Ernest Hemingway's novels. The only real negative is this restaurant needs a thorough pressurized cleaning: walls, floors, etc.

Food was amazing same with the cheese bite's they were delicious ambience the best Kristen was so…read morenice and service was amazing croissant's were amazing I would absolutely positively recommend this place

A new friend suggested we come here for dinner a couple of nights ago. I had never been here but…read moreshe evidently is a regular. In fact the people behind the counters greeted her by name, LOL. She also seemed to know a lot of the customers. I could see why she likes the place. The prices are reasonable and the food was pretty good. You don't feel rushed to hurry out of there either, you can relax and visit. After looking over the menu I decided to get one of the daily specials, a chicken enchilada casserole that came with two sides. I could have gotten rice and beans but it's hard to get your vegetables in when you're traveling so I ordered the collard greens and the green beans. Everything was very good. I even had leftovers to bring home. I got a bowl of soup to go with it. I think it was only $2.69 for the small size. I chose the turkey kale and it was really delicious. I decided to add in a drumstick so I could try out their Fried Chicken and when the lady behind the counter heard me say that I just wanted a piece so I could try it out she just threw a piece in for no extra charge so I could try it. The only places I could seem to find in town that serve Fried Chicken are KFC and Church's, no restaurants that I have discovered. The drumstick I ate at Henry D's was excellent, plump with meat and a nice light crunchy coating fried to a crisp. I didn't have room for dessert but they did have some peach cobbler that looked awful good. To my surprise my friend called me back this morning and asked if I wanted to go back to Henry's so we could visit a while longer. They serve breakfast until 2 or 3 o clock so I decided to get a breakfast that was about $6. It had eggs, hash browns, three large pieces of bacon and a large piece of healthy toast in some sort of whole grain bread. Everything was very good. Sometimes I splurge on a meal one day so I like to eat inexpensively the next day. I'm going to have to definitely keep this place in mind for when I want an inexpensive meal. They give you plenty of food for the price, enough to take home leftovers for another meal the next day even. They also had some pretty fresh looking sandwiches in the refrigerated section for only $2-4. They even have some guys making and serving sushi across from the American food counter. They gave me a sample and it was very good. I didn't ask the prices since I wasn't getting that. Somebody in another review said that this was a hangout for seniors and I can't disagree with that. My friend and I are both seniors although she's 15 years older than I am and most of the people I saw in there had gray hair. There were a few young families with toddlers also. My philosophy about places that attract seniors is that we appreciate good tasting food for a reasonable price and that's what this place has.

This is a "family" restaurant, not as David A. states, only for older people. It has a wide menu…read moreand serves fresh food made from scratch. The salad bar is great and prices are reasonable. It is a meeting place for people of all ages. One sees family with small children as well as older retired individuals. It is hard to believe that this is a restaurant inside a grocery store. And probably the best thing I can say about it, is that it is one of the most popular places where local residents frequent.

Oh my goodness! Terrible. I actually spit food out. Pretty…read moreempty when I was there. I would guess it will be going out of business.

It was ok. Lots of items to choose from. about 1:15 on Sunday. Place wasn't too busy at first…read morebut then it did get busier closer to 2PM. Food was sort of bland. I found the teraki chicken to be the best with lots of flavor but the general Tso's chicken = meh. Eggroll , dont bother. Seems most of the thicker breaded items also lacked flavor and the temps seem as if it items had sat too long . You can get sushi or have Mongolian bbq cooked for fresh and that would probably be the way to go. bill for 2 people with tea was $42.39 if we go back we will consider the Mongolian cooking.

As buffets go...? And as a past Chef, I can tell you 2 things for sure. Cleanest Restsurant maybe…read morein Amarillo. Also the foid on their lines is cooked very well. And sone of tge best food I have come across in Amarillo so far. I just hope they are making money because if not??? ... Anarillo will loose this pkace. The scote ot has now is stupidly low and makes me question the lower scores on this site for them as is usually their more internet savy competion giving these ridiculious low scores. Wish every level of Restaurant in Amarillo gave this much effort to their food... and cleaned better like they do!!!

Today, every "hot" food item my husband and I served ourselves was COLD. I'm not talking luke warm-…read moreit was COLD. This could get alot of people sick if food tempertures are not kept at required temps. We will not be returning to eat there again. Last time we thought it was the time of day we chose to eat. Today, we went at 11:45, food should have been HOT. The cashier, and servers were excellent, and the place was clean-a plus.

Tasty blackened chicken. My wife's steak was cooked to temperature and the sides were great. Fast…read moretoo. And super friendly!!

Stopped in passing through Canyon. Tourist trap, basic food, not tasty at all. Service was subpar,…read moresweet tea was good. Would t go back.

Good ol fashion food. Home made taste. Their lunch portion is small but enough to be full for a…read morecouple hours priced right. But they don't exactly run off of a full menu for the specials because they don't ever know how many people are coming in and they don't substitute anything for "we ran out of it." I went in for the fried chicken. I guess it's usually two small pieces they were out and I asked if I could have one breast instead, and the girl went and asked to cook who I think is also the owner and they said no, I haven't been back in since then, and I went about twice a month before that. But if you're not picky about customer satisfaction, the food is great and the specials are inexpensive and it includes your drink.

Just passing through and saw this little place. I believe it was once a drive-in. Service was…read moreoutstanding. We had the special of the day; soup or salad, beef brisket platter with mashed potatoes and green beans (or corn on the cob), and a small piece of cake for dessert. Everything was EXCELLENT!!! And all for just $9!! It's like they say - don't judge a book by its cover....

Absolutely delish and cool place to eat Little hard to find…read moreand parking is limited But it's a must go too The owner and staff are so nice Large portions of food. Place has a good vibe

Food was fantastic, the waiter brought out our food quickly and he was very attentive. Highly…read morerecommend the pork sliders as an appetizer.

We were driving through Amarillo, Texas, and decided to stop by the famous Big Texan Steak Ranch,…read moreand it absolutely did not disappoint! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was fun, lively, and full of energy. The hosts were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which made us feel right at home. The food was delicious, and the portions were more than worth the price. Everything we ordered was flavorful and satisfying. What truly took our experience over the top, though, was our server, Corbin. He greet us with a great smile, he was friendly, inviting, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable about the menu. He made excellent recommendations, checked on us often, and genuinely made our visit memorable. Especially when my wife forgot her sunglasses. Corbin was essential in us finding. Thank you Corbin!!! If you're passing through Amarillo, The Big Texan is definitely worth the stop, and if you get Corbin as your server, you're in for an even better experience!

We stopped at the legendary Big Texan Steak Ranch on our Route 66 journey. This is a must stop for…read moreanyone passing through. The atmosphere was amazing. Our server was very attentive and cheery. They have a very large two level dining area. The steaks are grilled in plain sight in front of the stage where the world famous 72 oz steak challenge takes place. They bring out fresh baked rolls with your meal. The half order of fried mushrooms was great. My son enjoyed his two 5 oz steak filets, my wife was very pleased with her Prime Rib. I was disappointed with my rib eye, I had to trim off too much fat. The desert was delicious. Overall, don't expect a steak you would be served at a fine steakhouse, but definitely give the Steak Ranch a visit.