I don't know what has taken me so long to try this place. Charming decor, clean, fast friendly…read moreservice aaand then there is the food! I had the avocado bagel on cheddar jalepeno...chef's kiss! Fresh avocado, lightly crisp bacon....so much flavor!

I cannot recommend this place more!!! I come here every chance i get and i have never been…read moredisappointed. I try to get something different every time. Amazing food and amazing staff!

topped in for a quick coffee and had such a lovely experience. The staff was incredibly friendly…read moreand helpful--when I asked for a regular drip, they excitedly told me about their options and described a flavored one with such charm that I had to try it. Their warm, fun energy really made my day. The atmosphere is charming, they roast their own beans, and it's just a cool little gem tucked away in a small rural town. If you're ever driving through, definitely stop in and check it out--you won't regret it.

We love this coffee shop. Can always get a great cup of coffee a yummy treat. Good place to sit and…read morerelax get the morning started. Service is always great.

If you ever find yourself passing through this little Mapdot town, do yourself a favor and stop at…read moreThe Pig & Whistle Cafe. It's the kind of place that instantly feels cozy--friendly staff, oldies music floating in the background (at the perfect volume, mind you), and an easygoing vibe that makes you want to linger a bit longer over your coffee. We rolled in for a late breakfast, so it wasn't crowded, which made it all the more relaxing. I went with the ham and cheese croissant--flaky, buttery, and honestly bigger than my appetite could handle. My husband went all in with the biscuits and gravy, eggs, and hash browns. He got the jalapeño biscuits with sausage gravy, and wow. Fluffy, flavorful, and generously portioned--the kind of meal that makes you rethink whether you should skip lunch (spoiler: you won't need it). The Pig & Whistle may be small, but it delivers big on charm and flavor. Don't sleep on this little gem--you'll leave with a full belly and a smile.

We always love coming here. Comfortable environment, great service and great breakfastread more

Great place, I was just at the other location last week. This one has amazing history and lots of…read morespace for working or even the laces to sit and study.

A lovely, spacious coffee shop in downtown Paris. Lots and lots of cozy seating. They sell yoga…read moreclothes and crystals in addition to coffee. I tried a "Here Comes the Sun" - an espresso latte with a hint of orange and it was just the early afternoon pick-me-up that I needed.

Fresh and delicious! Loved the atmosphere as well as the food. Fresh baked breads, cookies,…read morepastries and sandwiches. What's not to love? So yummy! The old Paris city map on the wall, as well as the location of the restaurant itself, just perfect! Everyone was friendly and smiling behind the counter and ready to take my order, answering all my questions. This is one of the best places to dine in Paris, TX. Check it out.

A lot of pastry selections, friendly staff, place has seating or just a counter to take to go…read more Ambience chill.

Best donuts in town, such as that may be. I only rarely eat these things as they aren't tasty…read moreenough to offset the damage done to my diet. On the other hand that's also the reason why I usually can't justify downing a second glass of most California wines. But these donuts are quite good: fresh with an open and airy structure and the apple fritter has actual bits of apple, or so it seemed. But there's something odd going on here, not specifically in this shop in Cooper but... Have you ever noticed how many donut shops all around are called "Good Donuts" or is it, as often the case lately: AM I THE ONLY ONE???? Well that's how it is anyway! See, all around the country it's Good Donuts here and Good Donuts there and that's how it is. Open your f'n eyes willya! (Sorry but I can get pretty worked up about things. Yet everybody is always telling me it's only in my head?) So this is just another example and proves my case, but why is it? The other thing I've noticed is that most if not all Good Donuts shops, including this one (and in fact a predominant number of donut shops of all appellations) are owned by Asians. This one is typical both in that regard, and in being very well maintained with excellent product quality, especially the ones with custard filling. So what up wid dat? I think it's related to the tradition of Chinese coffee/bakery shops, which you may recall I've reviewed from every Chinatown in the country. I lived in such neighborhoods in nyc, sf, LA and Philly, in fact they're my go-to for many things. So there you have yet another mystery and one not even my beautiful China girl can explain. What she doesn't do is suggest it's only in my head. Smart, too.

Yes. Cheap,convenient,cashier is super nice, and over all just so good! Definitely recommend. In my…read moreopinion it's the best donut shop in that town!

I love this little diner so much! Good old fashion vibes with a chalkboard specials menu and…read moreeverything I've ordered is delicious. I've been coming here since i was a little girl and it hits every time!

Great country cooking with personable staff that treat you like family. The gem of Paris, Texas.read more

Everything is delicious and service outstanding, so much so we ate here 2 times within the week!…read moreYummy

This is possibly the best sandwich shop in Paris, Texas! There are several others that are great,…read morebut (in our opinion) McAlister's is a front runner. They're potato salad is fantastic, the Rueben Sandwich is beyond fabulous, etc. *and the staff was super pleasant, very friendly and courteous I see some of the negatives on here and I, and some others, figure those folks have never been in McAlister's, are some how involved with a competitor, or they just never have nothing good to say about anyone or anything