Delicious food & great service! Generous portions & affordable prices. Building Doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside but once seated the place is nice. We will be back!

This joint is old...low dining room carpet old. Joint needs a facelift, starting with the carpet,…read morewhich holds stains, odors and bacteria. The staff was friendly. We had somewhat high hopes. It started off well. The iced tea is good, but the fried wontons were not fresh out of the frier. The hot/sour soup was ok. The four of us had a different lunch special but somehow looked the same. Boss Lady had the orange chicken and I the mandarin chicken wings....both had way too much sause. The fried rice was just Ok but the fried egg roll was stuffed and fried to profection. Will probably not be going back.

CB's Sandwiches in Greenville, TX is an absolute gem and a great example of why some places stand…read morethe test of time. My wife and I recently stopped in and enjoyed a regular cheeseburger with jalapeños and their homemade fries, and everything was delicious. The burger was cooked just right, the jalapeños added the perfect kick, and the fries tasted fresh and homemade, not like something out of a freezer bag. The atmosphere is nostalgic in the best way--like stepping back into a classic hometown spot where everyone feels welcome. The staff are consistently hospitable, helpful, and always happy, which really adds to the experience. There's a reason CB's Sandwiches has been around for over 80 years. Great food, great people, and a classic atmosphere make it a place we'll keep coming back to.

Classic Diner on a small scale. Lovely time reminiscing with old pics of Greenville…read more Mom tried the grilled chicken sandwich and she said it tasted great. And the onion rings were perfect. I tried the junior burger with all the fixings and it was good. I felt like the patty was a bit flattened and small, but it was a good burger. Pass on the key lime pie. This is a very clean establishment and the workers there were very friendly and efficient. They also have call head ordering and a drive-through.

Yummy so dam good I'll be going back if I could I would give this place a hundred stars and I love…read morethe employees and the management there they are all so nice and very well mannered thank you

I have ate here twice. The first time I got it to go and everything was soggy and cold- to sort of…read morebe expected since it was a to go. However, the second time I ate it we ate there and it was the same experience unfortunately. The chicken fried steak tasted like a frozen one and the breading was soggy.

I've stopped in here a few times now, and it's consistently great -- never a miss. The fried…read morecatfish wears the thinnest, most flavorful batter jacket -- underneath, the fish is flaky and pristine. Fries bring a sneaky little kick that keeps you reaching back. Shrimp? Crispy armor on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside -- not a rubbery tail in sight. And then there's Ciro. The man refuses to sit still. He's at the register, flipping fish, and bringing plates to your table -- all side-by-side with his crew like it's just another Tuesday. No high perch, no clipboard, nope. The boss sweats with the team, and you can taste that energy in every bite. Hidden gem? More like a delicious little secret hiding in plain sight off I-30.

We've been here before and had a good dining experience, but tonight was awful…read more 9 piece shrimp scampi advertised as served with a lemon garlic butter sauce, served with rice and toast. Sounds good, right? What I got was shrimp drowned in melted butter with a tablespoon of rice tossed in, and two ends cut off a dinner roll. There was no seasoning. No lemon. No garlic. And definitely no toast. I used those little dinner roll ends to soak up some of the cup of butter it was swimming in but they made no difference.This was just lazy. I ate the overcooked shrimp because I could pull it out of its grease bath, but the rest could not be rescued from the oil spill. I would have tried if the clipped ends of the dinner roll had been toasted. The rice was a goner before I could attempt a save. A cup of melted butter is NOT a sauce, Ciro's! Do better. I certainly won't ever order this again.

Unassuming Korean restaurant in Sulphur Springs. They have your popular Korean specialties like…read morebulgogi, Galbi, spicy pork, mandu, and of course kimchi. You can order a rice bowl, entree with bonchon, or straight up meat! All were really tasty and the portions were reasonable. I can't wait to return!

My husband and I went there for the first time. Very friendly people! We got the bowls. Pretty good…read morefood! We will go back and try something else! Looks very clean inside.

Great authentic food with fair prices. I've never had…read moreanything from there I have not been thrilled with. I don't eat out much because I believe I can cook better than most restaurants can provide. These cats are spot on and you need to stop by for a quick snack or a meal.

Stopped by after running an errand nearby, the food was good and fresh. The barbacoa was not greasy…read moreat all, but my favorite was the soft corn tortillas. It got really busy but service was fast. The location is clean I just wish they would have done a little more when we asked to use their bathroom to wash our hands. The door seemed locked the entire time we were there.

In the Greenville tx area on business then heading back to Dallas. Traffic came to a full stop…read more So,I decided to take the next exit and have a BBQ sandwich at Bakers Ribs. They've been around long before the current BBQ craze. I used to eat at their Dallas Location back in the 1990s but, haven't been in 25 years. After fighting major construction congestion and stop and go detours,I finally pulled into the pot holed,gravel parking lot in front of the red 1980ish red metal building that is Bakers Ribs . I was also in search of The Original Fried Pie Company which happened to share space . Entering I found what I expected. Well worn old school roadside Texas BBQ place,just getting by . As with almost everyone else,they've upgraded to a thin screen digital overhead menu. I hate those things because they have no soul...yada,yada,yada I ordered the chopped beef sandwich and waited about five minutes for the few in front of me to gradually get their order filled by the one person,chopping meat,frying fries and filling orders . The vibe is worn out ,we tried western kitch decor in 1980. That's ok but,this is a sad little place that's seen its better day. Regressing slightly. When I first entered a case of various fried pies was the first thing I came to. More on that later . Pouring myself a unsweetened ice tea,I sat down to hopefully enjoy my sandwich. It was better than I expected,and after doctoring it up with onions, jalapeno, pickles and sauce,it passed my test, barely. I wish them well but,I probably won't go back. The owners need to either recomit to increasing the quality of their food and service or? Now to the fried pies. Yumalicious! I bought 6 at $3 75 each. 2 Cherry,2 Apple,2 Peach. I put three in the freezer and left the others out for consumption. Wow. Warmed up under the broiler and served alongside BlueBell Vanilla, niezzzz! Overall my experience was a whiff of the past. That going,going,gone place on the side of the highway that's just good enough to keep you going ,to the next detour.

Amazing brisket. Friendly folks working there. Reasonable prices. Pies look great for later!read more

The food tasted great, placed a to go order and it was done fast and was nice and hot!read more

The food is AWESOME!! The service great!! And the atmosphere is family oriented! I will be backread more