I am in total shock at what a wonderful all around experience I had here. The staff were all…read moreextremely kind and accommodating. The restaurant is very clean and has that perfect early 2000s southern charm I love. The aesthetic of this place alone is worth a trip. The food was wonderful. I appreciate how they offer you a sample of any salad before ordering. I got a scoop of Fancy Nancy with a side of fruit and it was delicious. The meal came with complimentary crackers, a pickle spear, and a cookie. Every single item was delectable. Side note: if you're wanting a filling but calorie conscious meal, this was perfect. I had a filling and fulfilling meal in under 500 calories for a great price at that!

I am a huge fan of Chicken Salad Chick and my pervious review of this location was 5 stars…read more However, my husband and I had a bad experience today. We arrived at 7PM, one hour before Chicken Salad chick closes. They let me know that they were out of kickin' Kay Lynn for the day, the cook didn't want to get out a new one so I opted for Buffalo Bar Clay. One thing I noticed and thought was strange was that the trash cans were all marked as closed. I couldn't put my straw papers in there. Then around 7:30 PM the cashier came to our table to collect our plates. She tried hard to take my husband's plate and he wasn't even finished. They then started taking down the tea and drink station while people were at the counter ordering food. I heard one of the workers complain quietly about the family of three coming in. It was apparent that they wanted out of there and they were annoyed by customers. I will say that the food I had was great and the store was clean.

Yikes, I had high hopes for this place. I first tried Hullabaloo years ago when I attended Texas…read moreA&M and the experience I had then was brought me back this time with my nephew. Unfortunately, it looks like the original diner is no longer in use, at least when we went, and a separate bar area had opened next to it where they now seat everyone. Though parking is plenty, it was hard to understand the layout when we first drove in. They still use a gravel/dirt/grass lot, which isn't a big deal, but the spaces of where we could park weren't immediately clear. I was impressed by the inexpensive options on their menu though and the portion sizes were big. However, those are the only good points. We ordered biscuits and gravy, breakfast potatoes, and their Pig in a Pancake, which wraps a breakfast sausage in a pancake. The food was overly salty and my pancake was very dry. No syrup was brought out; we had to go grab it ourselves. Same with eating utensils, which they now use disposable plastic ware. Paper towels are on each table, the only convenience. Though the employees here are nice, they did the bare minimum and never checked in on us after bringing us our food. I'm sad to see that this place has gone downhill.

It's definitely expanded since I last went, but the food is still worth the wait! That was the best…read morecinnamon roll I've ever had!

You can't do better than this welcoming, beautiful, light, airy, flower-filled lunch spot. Cozy and…read morebright, the seating is ample and comfortable, accented with authentic woven pillows from Venezuela. The family-owned place serves phenomenal pastries both savory and sweet at amazingly affordable prices. The coffee is perfect. The lemonade tea (i forgot the native name for it) is perfectly balanced and looks like a cocktail. There's lots of easy parking and the Peruvian partner of the chef/owner is friendly and knowledgeable about the menu--and graciously patient while you decide (i say get them all!!) we had an assortment of savories and I can't wait to go back to try the sweets. Just perfect for groups who like to share and individuals who want a quiet place to relax. I hope this beautiful cafe stays open for years and years.

Super cute little bakery and cafe. Lots of comfy seating. Great spot for hanging out and chatting…read morewith friends. The menu is very interesting with lots of different sweet and savory pastries from Peru and Venezuela, along with a few other savory dishes. Great coffee, too, and it's served with adorable china on a fancy tray. Maybe a slight touch of cinnamon in the coffee? It's locally roasted coffee, too. Wonderful service, but if you're in a hurry, it's best to get something already prepared like cake. The other items are cooked to order and served hot and fresh. So take your time and enjoy it. There's excellent artisan cheese in the pastry fillings. Very yummy. We ordered the 5-pack of Tequeños (think pastry wrapped fried cheese sticks taken up a couple of notches) so we could try different flavors. All were delicious. The spicy one was my favorite. There are also pastelitos, empanadas, and even cachapas. Lots of delicious options for filled wheat or corn flour pastries. The corn flour items are made with gluten free ingredients, although they are fried in the same oil as wheat. I love this place. Highly recommended. And don't forget to order the passion fruit topped Basque cheesecake for dessert!

Decent food but when we went, it was HOT. i don't know if the AC was out or what but it was sooooo…read morehot inside. could hardly enjoy our food because we pretty much wanted to get out fast Ok service, sweet tea isn't the best. queso was good just wish they had better tortilla chips.

The food and service were amazing! The definition of a mom and pop but the flavors were soo great!…read more Don't skip on the green sauce!!!

Feed Barn has a small town feel. Feed Barn had scrumptious food. Feed Barn doesn't have wait…read morestaff. If you aren't big enough to place your order, refill your own drink, pick up your food at the window and get your own silverware, don't go here. It's not a fancy place but the serve the best food in town. If you want the best catfish and the best chicken fried steak, this is your place. If I'm ever back in the area, this will be my go to place. .

I have been wanting to try Feed Barn for some time. On my last trip to Bryan, I finally had my…read morechance. It is as the name implies, a great place to get honest Texas fixins! The best indicator of this is the multitude of local workers coming by for lunch. The place is eclectic with a hodgepodge of many old curios for sale. The dining room is decorated to look like, you guessed it, a barn with signs and antique decor. We were taken right in at the front counter where you place your food order. They give you a pager to let you know when it's chow time. Bring the pager to the kitchen window where your hot food will be waiting for you. I ordered the catfish and gulf shrimp. I t came with hush puppies and coleslaw. I added the fried okra as my side. My wife had the gulf shrimp as well and couldn't stop raving about it. Everything was delicious. We enjoyed Feed Barn so much, we were back just two days later. The Yelp reviews say it all. If you're hungry and want great southern fare, Feed Barn won't disappoint!

While traveling, we stopped for lunch. (The restaurant was a little tricky to locate bc it seems to…read morebe listed under 2 names.) There's a buffet that most people seemed to be doing for their lunch, but we ordered off the menu. Our server was friendly & attentive. Our lunch was quick to arrive. My husband had a burger & fries. He liked the flavor of the meat & said that the fries were crispy. I had chicken tenders with a baked potato. Everything tasted fresh and I enjoyed it. We felt that we'd made a good choice when stopping for lunch here. You can tell that the locals enjoy eating here, too.

Soooo delicious and waitress very friendly xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Xxxxxxxxxxxxread more

On Saturday I like to go to breakfast. The Kettle is one of my favorite…read more You can get a good country breakfast. The price is reasonable and the service is excellent.

Very Solid, not going to lie, the atmosphere is very hole in the wall, but the food and service are…read moreexcellent. I got a three egg omelette with biscuit and hash browns, and it didn't disappoint. My waitress did have a horrible cough and I didn't like that as she served my food, but my immune system is tough . That was the only thing that made this review 3 stars, overall if I'm in the area again I will go because its very authentic southern style diner food and has been around since the 60s I believe. I will be back for the chicken fired steak and gritz.

Some of the best food I've had in a long time, friendly staff, restaurant has been family ran since…read more1969. The Ox tail was absolutely delicious.

My boyfriend and I ate here for the first time a couple of weeks ago (breakfast) and let me tell…read moreyou - the biscuits and gravy were off the hook! Definitely homemade, definitely delicious! The food reminds me of eating a home cooked meal my grandma spent all day cooking. If you haven't tried this place, you don't know you're missing!