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We stopped in here during our route 66 trip. I will admit that I was 100% drawn in by the…read moretexas-shaped waffles. Look, we're two broads from the east coast. As we pulled in, the parking lot was 90% massive trucks. As we walked through the doors, 90% cowboy hat-adorned patrons stared at us. It was intimating but I hoped they wouldn't bite. Our server was super friendly and put us at ease. Much to my disappointment, they only serve breakfast before 11 and this was around noon, so I wouldn't be able to try the texas waffle. I went with my back up, grilled cheese and couldn't resist the fried biscuit on the menu so added that to the tab. GF ordered the fried steak sandwich. This was obviously the lunch rush and that became very apparent. It took almost an hour for our food to come out and that really fucked us with the timing of our day. When the food did come, it was delicious. My grilled cheese was served on two thiccc slices of bread with melty american cheese. I would have preferred if the bread was toasted even a little bit. The sandwich was served with ridged chips. Regarding the fried steak sandwich, GF reports "it was heavy but tasty, not what I usually eat". She received tots on the side which were the crispiest tots I have ever had. I don't have words for the fried biscuit. It was out of this world. I can't do it justice by describing it. It was ORGASMIC. I'm glad I probably won't have the opportunity to eat this again because that shit is DANGEROUS. Food was very solid, service excellent, wait was a challenge.

On a road trip from California to Tennessee, stopped at The Den. Excellent coffee. My husband is…read morenot a coffee drinker but ordered the Tiger and loved it. Cute place and friendly staff. Thank you.

I was traveling with my mother and siblings, relocating mom to a new home. Made an impromptu pit…read morestop here. The ladies running the place were really friendly and pleasant to talk to. And they were a tremendous help with mom. If I am ever on I-40 again, I will definitely stop.

Great donuts, breakfast biscuits, kolaches, breakfast burritos. They are always fresh. Friendly…read moreservice. I love being greeted with a smile. Highly recommend.

A bakery without coffee? First the good news... This bakery is right in the main drag with plenty…read moreof parking. However once you get inside it's anyone's guess as to what is available for both food and drink. Today on a Saturday morning a couple walked in and walked back out. I went in after them and asked the lady at the counter what happened. They wanted coffee and she didn't make any because she said she had only had one customer. No point in making a full pot. Interesting logic. The only food was what was in the glass case. Donuts, kolache (only one kind a giant pig in a blanket), and croissant sandwich with eggs, cheese and options for meat - as long as it's in the case. Not a flaky croissant because it's in plastic wrap. Good thing is that she heated up the sandwich and kolache. Not sure this place will be around long so if you like donuts it might be a good option for you. Not sure about the coffee. You take your chance on that.

Decided on Hasty's as it was practically next door to our motel, The Irish Inn. We had burgers and…read moreonion rings and split the frito pie just to taste it because they are so rare to see on menus anymore and we love 'em. Burgers were really good! Onion rings were of the frozen variety, not bad but in a place like this hand dipped fresh would be so much better. The frito pie was yum! What was really impressive though is how friendly every employee we encountered was. Also super impressive were the young ladies working there, when not busy with customers, they were wiping things down *behind the counter, the drive thru window inside and outside) and just generally keeping the place nice. It has been a long, long time since I've seen this kind of detailed upkeep and busyness by workers in a service business. Great training by the owner and these young ladies will make wonderful employees as they move on to other careers because someone took the time to teach them how to be good employees.... compliments from a hiring manager of many young people who lack this kind of discipline and attention to detail.

Well, in small town northwest Texas, there's not much to choose from but as we were driving through…read moreShamrock, we decided to try Hasty's. Now, was it the best food we've ever had? No, just basic that you could find just about anywhere BUT! the service was great. Everyone was friendly, we got our food quickly even though it was busy on a Saturday afternoon. There's even a drive thru if you're in a hurry. I would recommend you try for yourself!

What a gem! We stopped here for lunch on a long trip. The owner welcomed us personally and took our…read moreorder. The panini was delicious, and served with home grown tomatoes from the owner's garden. Wow! The atmosphere is eclectic and fun. It is busy at lunchtime. Texas hospitality at its finest.

Wow! Don't miss stopping off at this quaint restaurant. The vibe feels like you are walking into…read moreyour own home for a meal. The service is outstanding and the food is excellent. We plan to make this a regular stop as we travel to and from Dallas.

I love street food. I think you can really see the creativity put into the cuisine when it comes to…read morestreet food. It opens your palette to things you'd never try otherwise. For lunch during one of my days visiting Amarillo, I tried Yellow City Street Food off Wolflin. Inside, the space is cute. They have yellow chairs, pink walls, and cool artwork scattered throughout. When we ordered, the server was very helpful with recommendations and helped us land on what we ultimately chose. They also have a chef's daily special that rotates every day, and you never really know what he could be cooking up. The day we went, the special was Pad Kee Mao, which my girlfriend ordered with their fried tofu. As for me, I got their tacos. The first was their Hulk with jerk chicken, cotija, pineapple, and more, and the second was their Al Pastor with pork, crema, chile rojo, and more. Both came out looking fantastic and were absolutely crushed by me. One thing I noticed on their menu is their vast selection of vegan options. Most meat options usually have a vegan alternative with a specific replacement for the meat. For the Hulk, it's chickn soy curls, and for the Al Pastor, they use jackfruit. It's super innovative and very welcoming to vegan and vegetarian diners. I really like this approach instead of throwing the same meat substitute on everything. Knowing what works best with each dish can really make or break it. We also ordered a side of their Salt and Pepper Fries to share, which were well cooked, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I enjoyed the pepper seasoning on these quite a bit. To drink, we tried their blueberry pomegranate tea, which was delicious. I really liked my food here and, of all the places I tried in Amarillo, I would say this is definitely one of the best. It's unique without overdoing it, and you'll leave with a good meal in your stomach if you give them a shot. RIYL: Tacos, burgers, or honestly just about anything. They've got it all here.

Many vegan options with true vegetables as the vegan "meat replacement" vs a faux meat product…read more(although if you're into that they do offer an impossible option). I had the imposter with breaded mushrooms. Super crispy Cremini mushrooms with great crunch but the rest was kinda meh, romaine and drizzle of sauce and balsamic. At least with the pickled onions there was a little palate tease. Also tried the Al pastor with jackfruit. Opted for this version on a salad and it's a whopping serving size. Hearty serving of jackfruit with plenty of sauce and dressing. Had nice little nibs of some crunch too. Service was super, super nice. I'd call the inside dive-ish. Totally relaxed and chill ambiance. I'll be back to try more items! My one dislike was that I don't care for the balsamic drizzle on either dish... just doesn't pair well with these flavors. Side of pineapple was yummy to balance the heaviness of both dishes.

The burger was very juicy and good! Fries, I asked for extra crispy and they were delicious! Where…read moreelse can you get homemade fries for their cost! Love the ambiance, feels old and homey. Very welcoming and great service.

Food is typical for an eatery of this type, but it is plentiful with acceptable prices…read more Service is extraordinary considering there is no direct table service other than to bring food and constantly check to make certain everything is all right. Ambiance is okay for the class of eatery it is. One feels "at home" with this restaurant. I recommend Onions without reservation.

Angel's serves down-home fare with loads of great flavor! Dine in or carry out makes it super easy,…read moreand don't forget one of their tasty desserts!

They have really good variety of flavors of ice cream with excellent milk shakes. Their menu is…read more Has a variety of choices. The vibe was really nice. Also the staff was very friendly and helpful.

The best service, ever! Food is great. Best steak I've had anywhere away from my own grill. People…read moreare awesome. Owners are great people!

Good food and good service Traveling and wanted comfort…read morefood. Had chicken fried chicken with mashed potatoes and delicious grilled zucchini.

Great food and service..what could be better? Cool ambiance…read more Need place. Cat fish was best I have had! Wife loved her salmon and rice. The free cobbler was very good Water was quick and personable Love this place!!

Right off of I-40, if you're coming from the east and are thinking about the Big Texan, just eat…read morehere instead. 12 oz prime rib on Saturday night is excellent, the baked potato is perfect and the corn on the cob was great. Markeisha my server took great care of me, tea glass stayed full and she checked back several times. Had peach cobbler for dessert, and it was perfect too. The Yelp map is a bit off, it's on the north side of I-40, less than a mile north on Texas 273. See map screenshot.