Best French toast ! The dirty chai tea latte was so yummy and comforting. Service was 10/10…read more Don't forget to check out a cute little boutique shop around the corner! Carrie was super sweet and gifted us adorable bracelets. Love her !

Tried out 8th st coffee the other day and was very impressed! There were a lot of seating options,…read moreboth tables and lounging chairs, and they had a large menu of food and beverage items. The matcha was delicious, and so was the wrap, I think I got the California wrap? So good! Would definitely go back!

Passing through with the family on our way to Angel Fire, NN, and this place caught our attention…read more Cool spot, friendly staff, good food and TVs everywhere to watch your favorite sport. If things what you're looking for the this is the place for you. You won't be disappointed!!

The entire experience was terrible. We waited so long just to order, and then she got 2 out of 4…read moreorders wrong. I have absolutely nothing good to say about this place. It was loud, dirty, unorganized, and the food was cold straight out of the kitchen, had no taste, and overall was not worth the price. Not a single one of us finished our meals, we got a one refill on our drinks, and the waitress walked away so fast we could hardly ask for anything or tell her the orders were wrong. If you're hungry, please take your business somewhere else.

Well during my working days around Wichita Falls 80s time frame this place had great food etc…read more This was my 2nd time here in the last 5 years as I live out of town My maybe rating is because 2 of the party wasn't happy with the food They had chicken fry with French fries- which was the issue when this order was placed we specifically asked for fresh hot fries They weren't- cold So when they brought out the replacement fries Cold again Now my order I was happy World famous cheese enchiladas with an extra beef it was as good as I remembered!! Fries were cold but my chili and cheese covered over that fact I will come back on my trips in the area but will ask for pinto beans instead of fries

The atmosphere is nice, The food is terrible. I had the chicken fried chicken, it was a frozen…read morerubber chicken cooked in the worst breading I have ever seen, mashed potatoes, how do you mess those up, they were dry and flavor less. The gravy couldn't even help as it had no flavor other than grease. My hubby got a patty melt, it looked awful, it was a hamburger patty on a plain piece of store bought bread that had butter slapped on it, was soggy and not grilled. It had zero flavor. He said the fries were ok, I tried one and was like, ughm no! We will not go back. Loved the old time jukeboxes on the wall at the booths but you can't eat those. They defiantly need their old school cooks back or go take some lessons from the real county cooking places like Sonny's in Purcell, Ok or Kendal's in Noble, Ok. Now they know how to make chicken fried chicken and Chicken fried steak.

My wife and I eat breakfast here and the food and service is great. My wife likes the waffles and…read morebacon. I get the Combo omelet with hash browns. Plenty of food and the servers are always friendly.

Great small diner. I stopped there for breakfast and the service was quick. Food was great…read moretraditional style breakfast.

Great food. Great service. Nice atmosphere. Cheddar's is always solid. The Monte Cristo is awesome.read more

Food- delicious service -JT - outstanding Ambiance perfect…read moreVeggie Roll delicious- JT , Kind and accommodating- friendly-10

We came here this week for brunch after workout class. There were not a lot of people in the…read morebuilding, but it seemed as they had even less servers around lunch time. We came in with 4 kids and 3 adults, needed 3 different checks and knew what we wanted. Steven was off shift, but was nice and brought us all our beverages and lemons. It took awhile to get the food, but it was cooked like requested and good. It took us forever to get the checks and could not find our waitress to leave even though she was aware that we were on a time crunch. We got in and out like we needed to. The bathroom here is usually not clean.

Ate here this past Saturday and had a great experience, wasn't crowded, cleaning dining and waiting…read morearea, no long wait from ordering food to when we got it. The waitress was friendly and attentive. The food was really delicious. I had the crepes with fresh fruit and hash browns, sausage and eggs. Overall, a pleasant experience. Well worth the visit.

Again this was our first time here and we were met with an amazing experience. The service was…read morefast. The food was delicious. The place was big and we came at Noon on a sunday and didn't have to wait at all.

Food was great, Awesome Service and Nice Family Friendly Diner Ambiance..,Definitely recommend!!read more

Sometimes, an experience is so special it is life saving. Thus I post this review prose poetry…read moreformat. To the AM Denny's staff at Wichita Falls. Thank you for saving my life. You did more than you realize and I hope this poem and these pictures paints how you made me feel. Thx: ACT II -- THE PARTHENON OF WICHITA FALLS Cynthia-- Not all Denny's are created equal. That's something the coastal elites will never understand. In the Bay Area, Denny's is a punchline. A fluorescent graveyard of bad decisions and worse coffee. But out here-- in the long, flat silence between Oklahoma City and whatever comes next-- a Denny's at 5:30 in the morning isn't a joke. It's a sanctuary. We pulled in under a sky that hadn't decided whether it was done being night. The parking lot was nearly empty-- just a few cars scattered like survivors of some quiet, unspoken ordeal. Inside, the light was soft. Not the harsh interrogation glow you expect-- but something warmer. Forgiving. We took a booth that looked out over the parking lot, and for a moment-- elevated just enough above the ground-- it felt like a temple. My own private Parthenon. Below us, the world was still assembling itself. Engines cooling. Daylight negotiating its terms. The kind of stillness that only exists before people remember who they're supposed to be. Our server appeared like she had always been there. Fresh-faced. Unrushed. Carrying a kind of calm that didn't intrude-- but gently replaced the fatigue we brought in with us. She didn't overwhelm. Didn't perform. Just...met us where we were. And that was enough. More than enough. We ordered like men trying to rebuild something: * An omelette--no cheese * Ham * Every vegetable available * Fruit instead of hash browns A negotiation between discipline and desire. Water arrived first. A tall glass. Cold. Necessary. Then orange juice--bright, almost aggressive in its optimism. Coffee--dark, steady, honest. And when the food came-- it wasn't just acceptable. It was...right. The vegetables were fresh. The fruit carried life. The eggs held together like they understood their purpose. Nothing was excessive. Nothing was lacking. It was exactly what we needed. At exactly the moment we needed it. The utensils were clean. The tables, spotless. The room itself carried a quiet pride-- like a place that knew its role and fulfilled it without needing recognition. And somewhere between the first bite and the last sip-- something shifted. The fatigue loosened its grip. The road ahead stopped feeling endless. And Friday the 13th-- a day built for bad omens-- felt, for a moment, like the luckiest morning we'd ever been given. We didn't say it out loud. Didn't need to. But as we stood to leave-- stepping back into the unfinished day-- there was an unspoken understanding: This place had held us together just long enough to keep going.

The manager Rachel was very attentive to all the tables. She was running the front till someone…read morecame in. She handled 10 tables all at once and never neglected our drinks or food. She made sure everything was running smooth and fast. This girl goes above and beyond her job. Kudos to her she deserves it. I always see her smiling and greeting everyone with a warm and welcoming voice.

What a great place for a date night or after-school treat! Not only do they have dessert, you can…read moreplay board games or just enjoy some conversation. This was our first experience with Bingsu. Imagine if a snow cone married a milkshake and had a baby. Really tasty! I also enjoyed a peach-ade with boba. I loved that I could choose the level of sweetness. Even at 25% it was very sweet. It's so nice to have options like this in The Falls!

The boba was delicious! The Bingsu is definitely a must. The snow milk is light and fluffy. It's a…read moregreat mix with the fresh fruit and I added boba to it, which made it an extra special treat

Nice coffee shop! Friendly staff and coffee was not bad at all. I got a large vanilla iced latte…read more Honestly not in my top coffee shops but it doesn't hurt to try them out!

Frank & Joe's Coffee House currently (as of 11/25/2023) has two locations in Wichita Falls, TX…read more The one I wanted to go to which was closer to Interestate 44 was closed when I passed by at around 6PM. This one on Bob Avenue had a drive-thru, but I really needed to stretch my legs and use the restroom. Parking was free and hastle-free. The decor was calming, modern, and just a tad Christmas-y. There were couches, small tables, and a few areas for larger groups. The women's restroom was mostly clean. I liked their motivational framed poster: "amazing things will happen." As I was browsing through the Christmas menu, I mentioned to the cashier/barista that I liked the idea of the eggnog chai. He immediately reported that they were out of eggnog. So I settled for a regular hot gingerbread white mocha ($6.44). Then the barista notified me that they were out of whipped cream. He got as much of it out that he could. It was still a very satisfying latte. This drink sure helped along the dark, rainy farm roads on my way to Granbury.