It's not a huge place, but they have a back room that can accommodate med /large family gatherings…read more It's rustic inside but welcoming and comfortable. The home cooking is great! From the fried catfish, to the massive chicken fried steak, we all enjoyed our meals. They also have several different kinds of cobbler available.

My grandmother and grandfather recently moved to the area and they are always raving about this…read moreplace. So we stopped for lunch on a Sunday on my way out of town after a weekend visit. The staff is super friendly! The restaurant is a quaint little cafe with a country feel! You can certainly tell that there is some home cooking going on in there. They have a vast menu that includes daily specials and barbecue. If I'm not mistaken, it is the only place serving barbecue in the area. The daily special on Sundays is pot roast. They also had a November special going on for the entire month which was Turkey and dressing, cranberry sauce, two sides, and a roll for $10.99. I placed an order of the turkey and dressing meal to go for my husband. I chose black eye peas and okra as the sides. It also came with a roll and turkey gravy. The portion sizes are a bit small. But it was all pretty good. The black eye peas are delicious! I ordered the 2 meat barbecue plate with sliced brisket and smoked sausage, potato salad, and baked beans. It also came with a roll and three barbecue sauces to have on the table. The hot and spicy was my favorite! It was not very spicy but had just the right amount of tanginess that I prefer. The sweet was my least favorite. The original is okay as well. The brisket was smoky and tender but the pieces were a bit small. The sausage was good! The potato salad needed some salt and pepper but was quite good as well. The baked beans were delightful! I do wish the portion sizes were a bit larger. And some onions and pickles on the side would have really been nice! But for $13.99, it was not bad at all! My daughter chose the popcorn shrimp appetizer (which came with quite a large mount in a basket over fries) and the popcorn shrimp salad. She's been on a popcorn shrimp kick lately! The shrimps were huge for being "popcorn shrimp"! The cocktail sauce was delicious! The ranch is also good. The fries were nice and crispy! And her salad was fresh and covered in plenty of shrimp. We chose to take some desserts home as well. We chose cookies and cream pie slice, a mini cherry cheesecake, and peach cobbler. All three were delicious! We will definitely be back to try some other menu options!

Great food and old town atmosphere. Family owned and a nice change of pace. This is a hidden…read moretreasure that has just recently reopened after years by the original family. Love the food and the old town charm!

Went there for breakfast today. Nothing fancy - just a small town cafe but the staff were pleasant…read moreand the food and service were great. I ordered a pancake that was the fluffiest pancake I've ever seen. It was every bit of an inch thick (maybe more). It was light and fluffy and so delicious. I added some of their homemade strawberry banana jam instead of syrup and it was amazing! Tried the blueberry jelly too and it was yummy as well!

Food was good, service was efficient and friendly. Pricing was fair. Atmosphere was a little too…read morepacked for my preference. We did go on a Sunday morning, around 10, so we expected it to be full, but the way the tables are arranged you're practically sharing a table with your neighbor and there is no room to walk or space to have even a remotely private conversation. Asked for straws which were handed to us in no wrapper, so that didn't sit well with the germophobic me.

Eggcellent food! Had the waffles and they are big and fluffy. Coffee was fantastic tooread more

Love this place! The portions are very generous. It's biscuits and the sausage gravy and they give…read moreyou a whole big bowl of gravy. French toast was good, waffles are huge and fluffy. Coffee is smooth.

I had heard good things so on a road trip I planned to grab breakfast here. It's a bit out of the…read moreway in a small town. It's pretty small but very clean and friendly. I could tell it was mostly locals there and I actually set at a large table with one. Everyone was very welcoming. Even though I don't look like a small-town Texan and have a lot of Tats etc I felt very comfortable. It's not fancy but the food is where it shines. It may take a while but that's because they make everything fresh to order. You can enjoy some chats with the locals while you wait. I had a small chicken fried steak and eggs breakfast and a coffee. The CFS is hand-breaded and the perfect size for breakfast. I got the eggs over easy and they were the best fried eggs I have had in years. Kudos to the chef because everything was cooked perfectly. My coffee cup was never even close to empty since the service was so good. If you are in the area or even close I would make a point to stop here. Wow, what an amazing down-home place and meal.

This cafe was so good! It's inside the Fredonia Hotel. I love the mid century mod vibe. It's…read moredefinitely a little pricier, but at least the food quality matches. My mom and I got the shrimp and grits! Chefs kiss! It was amazing! My husband kept trying to steal bites! My husband got the Korean tacos, they were also tasty. He just said a little too greasy. The waitress was very sweet and patient with my hyped up kids. Grandma must have sugared them up before returning the to us!!! we will be back.

Quick, friendly, and happy service, clean restaurant with a cool vibe, and yummy breakfast. Best…read morehome fries! Crispy on the outside, perfect on the inside. Absolutely enjoyed our meal!

So glad this place has reopened…read more My wife says her Tuna Sandwich was DELICIOUS!!! As for my Chicken Fried Steak Sandwich, the absolute best I've ever had. Crunchy, moist and full of meat.

They just recently reopened! Ate there today…read more. It was SO GOOD. Great Menu,Service,Food

This place used to be good when it first opened. It's a shadow of what it used to be…read more No more hand, breaded onion rings. The hamburgers do not taste like a real meat. They are probably pre-frozen and. Mixed with filler. The french fries are thick cut and saturated in oil. The fry oil probably hasn't been changed in a month. Visit at your own risk.

Wasn't busy at all and still somehow found a way to mess up 2 plain burgers. The food was more like…read morea microwaved lunch as well.

Very cute place, nice server. Chicken fried steak is breaded…read morefrozen, not battered in house. Same with the breakfast potatoes. Eggs were cooked too hot and scorched. Biscuits and sausage gravy was good. If you get the campfire fancy coffee, it does not come with marshmallows, it's marshmallow flavoring. It was good though.

When you see this cafe, don't drive by! It looks a little rustic from the outside, but the food is…read morewell worth the stop! Very good breakfast and very nice staff!

Almost everything is home made. Hamburger buns , all of the baked goods , tortillas. Huge…read morehamburgers! Great chicken fried steak. I have loved everything I have eaten here. I am local and come here often.

Food was good, our order didn't come out quite correctly but it was good overall. We went with some…read morefriends after church and we enjoyed it! The ambiance can be kinda loud but the service was on point the whole time! 9 out of 10 10 of 10 if the order was made right!

The Pharm Restaurant is quite a treat for all truck drivers driving across the country through the…read moresmall city of Buffalo TX. We stopped by on our way back from Shreveport expecting some standard diner food. Lucky for us, the food was way better than expected and much higher quality as well. My son and I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak, while my wife ordered the Chicken Fried Chicken due to the recommendation of our waitress. Unfortunately, they brought out three orders of Chicken Fried Steak. We didn't say anything and accepted the food as it was. The Chicken Fried Steak was humongous and packed with flavor. It was a tad on the salty side and the meat was a little tough. But for a restaurant in the middle of nowhere, it was still better than expected. All of the sides tasted great, including the Mac n cheese, baked potato, coleslaw, fries, and onion rings. I would recommend stopping by here to support them and avoid the fast food chains.

Buffalo, Texas is where Rte 79 crosses I-45. That highway junction contains a lot of restaurants…read more Some may be fine. But there is a good case to be made for going into town. The Pharm is in downtown Buffalo. A lot of locals eat here. If you are a hunter, you are going to love this place. On the front wall is one of the most impressive collections of deer trophies I have ever seen. Lots of restaurants with hunters for owners or workers put deer heads up on the wall. Few have as an impressive a collection of top score trophies as you will see at the Pharm. The antler widths are absolutely positively enormous. I didn't think they made deer with antlers that big. * * * What goes for the antlers goes for the food. Pharm takes pride in its steaks. This seemed like a good reason to order a rib eye sandwich. That rib eye was about as wide at the biggest trophy on the wall. It extended half a foot out of my bun on one side and half a foot out of my bun on the other side. The bun was merely a handle for picking the sandwich up. The rib eye was thin but absolutely tender. It was not the $150 steak you would get at an oil magnate's private dining club. But for an everyday steak sandwich, it was just great. I was happy to have it. I was also happy to have the onion rings that went with it. * * * I would say the crowd was 100% local. I was the only highway passer-through. There were a lot of people taking a break from work for lunch. Many of these guys had the name of their company embroidered on their baseball cap. There were retirees in camouflage having lunch with friends. There was one young Christian couple having a long friendly conversation with a lady who was probably the manager. The manager was holding a hammer and waving her hammer over the place. My guess is that they were talking about some kind of repair or remodel job going on in the restaurant. But then who knows? Altogether, it seemed like a comfortable neighborhood hangout. * * * I suppose you "could" do well by eating at the Subway right at the highway junction. I recommend you do better by going into Buffalo itself.