All I can say is WOW! This may be the best restaurant in Ennis. My husband ordered the steak…read moresandwich, and the moment he took the first bite, his eyes lit up. I had the carbonara, and honestly, it was almost too pretty to eat. The service was a little slow, but it actually gave us time to soak in the atmosphere and admire how beautiful the restaurant is inside. The vibe? Absolutely check. The cocktails were not our favorite, but that definitely won't stop us from coming back to try other drinks on the menu. What makes this place even more special is that it's a true mom-and-pop restaurant sourcing food locally. You really can't beat that. Supporting local while getting an amazing meal is always a win.

I ordered the Steak Sandwich, mid rare, because that's how you ask meat to tell the truth. And it…read moredid. Pink and honest in the middle, warm and willing, bread holding it all together like a good road holding a long drive. Nothing flashy, nothing trying too hard just flavor that knew where it came from and didn't apologize. The arugula salad came sharp and clean, green with intent, that bitter edge that wakes you up a little and reminds you you're still alive. It wasn't there to impress you. It was there to balance things out, like a deep breath between sentences. I drank Earl Grey tea, steam rising slow, bergamot drifting up like memory, like train smoke somewhere far off. It felt right. The kind of tea you drink when you're not rushing anywhere, when the world can spin without you for a moment and that's okay. Fern in the Wild isn't trying to reinvent eating. It's doing something better. It's paying attention. To ingredients. To pace. To the quiet pleasure of a meal done right. I left feeling fed in more ways than one--like I'd stopped long enough to hear myself think. That's rare. That's worth something. I'll be back.

Stopped here to meet some family who live locally for lunch and was recommended by others. Yummy…read morelittle sandwich shop right smack in little downtown. The parking is limited but once you get inside there's a menu full of delicious sandwiches that come in a few different varieties. Just walk up to the counter and order when you're ready, fill up your own cup, and find an open table (if you're dining in). I ordered the Reuben and lovedddd it! The potato salad was creamy and appeasing, and the jalapeño coleslaw definite had a kick of spice to it yet still enjoyable. The sandwiches are quite large so my mom and grandma shared one and filled up. I will absolutely return when I'm back in the area!

Ruben was good with both Pastrami and corned beef but the Swiss cheese slice was disappointingly…read morethin. I did not like the potato salad and the cold slaw was not fresh seemed like it was in refrigerator for a number of days.

We ate at this restaurant when we went to the Ennis bluebonnet festival in Texas. The food was…read moreaverage or a tiny bit below average. The service was very nice and kind of the atmosphere was kind of like a cafeteria-Ish. It was a bit cold feeling & not cozy, But it was very clean and the server was really nice. The blueberry pie was great!

Stopped in after Bluebonnet festival for lunch there was about 15 minute wait but lots of folks in…read moretown. I had the BLT with side macaroni &cheese Tiki Hubby had CFS with mashed potatoes & corn. CFS was tender with crispy coating yummy white gravy good meal for $12.00 with plenty leftover. BLT was perfect creamy cheesy Mac. Great Tea. Mia our server was attentive and so nice even though she was so busy.

Great food! Great service! In the heart of downtown Ennis! Good start to my wife's Birthday weekend!read more

Family and I came here for lunch. Recommended by the Welcome center. The atmosphere was pleasant…read more The service was okay, not enough staff to cover the crowd. The food was just okay. The burger meat was dry and overcooked.

We love visiting Romeros on Main. There is a cute kids area for littles to play at while mom and…read moredad enjoy some coffee and a snack. Quick service. The dirty horchata is delicious! Come check it out! Street parking.

Went to the Bluebonney festival and stopped by this cute coffee shop for a drink after a hot day of…read morewalking outside. I got the Bluebonnet Iced Tea, which is seasonal. It's a hibiscus tea with homemade Blueberry sauce.. so good!

It's ok. I had the pork chop and it was flavorful... a bit dry... maybe a little overcooked. But…read moreit was not bad and it was flavorful. I also had the chicken and dumplings soup and it was good. It had big chunks of chicken, good chicken flavor, and nice dumplings. The bar here is very limited. Don't expect much. But they pulled together a nice gin martini for me. The decor and ambiance are mediocre. The service was friendly. Access is good. The place is very family/kid friendly. Vegetarian options are there, but few. And vegan? This is Texas. I think it was a solid dinner choice.

We had one of the worst dining experiences we've had in a long time at Cotton Patch Cafe…read more We waited nearly an hour and a half for our food. After a long wait with no updates, we finally asked if we could just get our order to go, and even then it took another 10 minutes. When we received the food, it was extremely disappointing. My chopped brisket sandwich was sloppily thrown together, with no barbecue sauce, no care in presentation, and clearly rushed. It honestly felt like they just wanted us gone. Between the excessive wait time, lack of communication, careless food prep, and overall bad vibe, this experience was unacceptable. We won't be returning.

The service and food is wonderful. Had the breakfast burrito Must try! Classic lionbacker vibes.read more

Been coming here since high school. Spanish Omelet plate…read more Chips and sauce. Very great place to come enjoy either breakfast or lunch. Only problem is close to early.

Some of the best Mexican food we've had. The homemade chips and salsa, beef fajitas, taco and…read moreespecially the beef enchiladas were all amazing. We will definitely stop there again when we are traveling through Ennis.

Great little restaurant with amazing breakfast food. You WILL want to stop by. Portions are very…read moregenerous

Wow! This was truly one of the best steaks I've ever had the pleasure of eating. The appetizers,…read moredeviled eggs and bacon-wrapped shrimp, were good. The Caesar salad was good, traditional, fresh, and the correct size. The garlic mashed potatoes were good. But the wagyu NY strip was just incredible. It was almost black on the outside and just warm on the inside, a perfect rare as wagyu beef should be. The meat was unctuous and delicious without being greasy or fatty. It was so richly umami flavorful, perfectly seasoned. It was just an excellent steak. The bourbon bread pudding was a huge serving and wonderfully flavorful. There was some nice bread to go with the meal too. The smoked old fashioned cocktail before dinner was excellent. And I got a nice Cabernet that perfectly paired with the steak. Our server was casual but friendly with a good balance of hospitality and service. This was truly a great dinner and one of the best steaks I've ever had... and all of this in Ennis, Texas. If you're reading this review, thank you... but just stop reading and go to Ruston Cattle Company.

Went here as we heard it was a sort of upscale steakhouse, seems more like a Dickey's BBQ style…read morevibe. Seating is not ideally comfortable for a one and a half to two hour dinner, ambience is not too loud, but not exactly leaning on the side of anything remotely formal. Good for groups, good if you like steak....I will say if you like steak that is overcooked with a 1/2inch burned crust and very salty. Was excited to try the wagyu filet but it was overdone and impossible to enjoy the tenderness when you had to bite through so much burnt. Noticed that they serve a crème brûlée, and unfortunately, it did not live up to it its hype: I received a oval dish about 6 inches long that had a smidge over - I kid you not - a quarter an inch of crème brûlée, including the soggy caramelized crust. When I ran my spoon from one end of the dish to the other, it barely filled up half the utensil - it was rather saddening. Now I am the kind of person that believes in at least a "two times whack" with the bottom of the spoon in order to break the lovely caramel crust on top of a crème brûlée; this poor little dessert was not even thick enough for the spoon to rest upon the crème brûlée without it sinking to the bottom of the dish instantly. Positive notes, our waitress was a little misinformed on the menu, she might've been new and so that was not her fault as she did well in trying to accommodate our party of three - one who is particularly hard of hearing - and their Caesar salad was average, but nothing outstanding, along with the potatoes and brussels sprouts we got along alongside the meal. All this being said, if you like a variety of big pieces of overcooked salted meat with a thick crust, this is the place for you.

Went to ennis location, Good overall tasty burger ,good service,must stop if in ennis for a set…read moredown meal

Worst chili's I've ever ate at. We have given this place…read moremultiple chances from bad service to the food being under/overcooked. I reccomend heading down the road and trying something else