This is the best coffee in town. And the donuts are made from scratch. I had a "donut-dog" aka…read more"hotdog bun" and it was amazingly good. The bun was light, flaky almost like a croissant. Best of all, though, was finding a cup of coffee made from fresh ground beans and strong enough to have something to say for itself. Hats off to hometown donuts!

Out of both donut shops in Cooper this is by far the better one! The lady is so nice and always…read moremakes sure you are leaving there with a smile!

Best donuts around and great service!!! Beautiful red roses…read more! This lady is always happy to serve you

Very good donuts at good prices. I've never had any of the savory treats, but my family has and…read morethey say the kolaches and other breakfast foods are delicious. Employees are super sweet too!

The glazed donut is the best. Light and melts in my mouth. Every time I'm in town visiting with…read moreMom I get donuts here. Have enjoyed all of their pastries for 15+ years. Always a smile and a hello and always a thank you.

Delicious! My husband took me here for 'the best donuts ever' and the service was excellent. She is…read moresuper sweet:)

I have been a loyal customer of Nonna Faye's since the chef started in a food truck. His pizza is…read moreto die for. Every time I'm in the area I make every excuse I can to stop by and support this local business. The inside of the restaurant is gorgeous and the general atmosphere was both warm and welcoming. Chef Rogers continues to blow me away with his work. Fantastic.

We were visiting this charming small town from Fort Worth and stumbled up on this place, proud to…read moresay I'm a pizza snob and I believe Nonna Faye's is now my favorite pizza in Texas. Maybe even in the U.S. scratch that . The World ! I've had pizza everywhere . The crust , cheese and toppings are very well obviously made from high quality ingredients. We had it for breakfast the next day .

This is true gem out in the country…read more The country is full of standard-issue mom-and-pop cafes dishing out standard coffee and food. KT'z Espresso is a mom-and-pop store but it is offering more of a refined city experience. First, the building is attractive lookng inside and out, and stands out in that regard. The inside is simple, clean, and modern looking by country standards. It is not cluttered with garage sale decor, but has a purpose in its styling. It is attractive without being random and cluttered, and has the feeling of a quality cafe in the middle of Colorado or other state that offers good coffee even out in the middle of nowhere. One item of note inside is a large wall mounted rolling ball kinetic sculpture that is fascinating to watch. This device has a chain that conveys balls to the top, and the balls roll down a series of tracks while activating various elements along the way. I had a hot latte with caramel syrup and it was very good. The sweetness was not overbearing, The underlying espresso and milk were correct in flavor and balance. My companion had a non-sweet, flavored, brewed black tea on ice that was extremly flavorful and well balanced. These drinks are not cheap. You are paying big city prices here, however the quality of the drinks and decor is very good. The service here is friendly and fast enough. Step into KT'z and step out of the country. Next time I'm in Emory, Texas, I will stop at KT'z and get coffee that no one else in the area is serving.

It was delicious!! A nice treat when we come to Emory. We had iced pumpkin latte and an iced mocha…read morelatte. I dont remember the exact names of the beverages. But they were yummy.

I go here regularly. I've always gone through the drive-through. The service is very good and the…read moreselection is also good. I noticed the other two reviews. If you arrive too close to the 12 o'clock noon closing, of course the inventory will be more limited.

We have gone here off and on for years and never had an issue. Husband went today and said it's…read morenot the same people that work in there that had been there last time we went. Guy had no clue what my husband asked for when looking for a specific donut and lady was rude to him when she had to answer his question. We will be going to the new donut place in town when it opens up and until then we will just do without. Very disappointing.

This "waterin' hole," as sure enough the place is named, opened only last August so it's a bit…read moreearly to gauge where to put it gastronomically, but categorically and socio-econ it's ripe for pickin' and well, yeah, that about covers the gastronomy part as well i suppose. i stop by places like this to peruse the menu which here is amusing and, of course usually in such (as well as here) cases, telling... of what I leave it to you to characterize. I have seen many menus along the way but few in which virtually every item is either "loaded," fried or somehow cheesified. looking around on the tables, i noted that many diners were having the same thing which the waitress said was something called "cowboy fries". this appeared similar to a dish enjoyed by french canadians called the poutine, a way of converting a 2,000 calorie plate of french fries into a 4,000+ calorie plate of fries by adding bits of beef or mushroom and a large dollop of rich meat gravy. this provides all the calories needed for half a day doing lumberjacking, and presumably the same goes for this dish, although the work has more to do with cows, though unlike trees in quebec there aren't many cows to punch in this area. i declined the cowboy fries but was frankly tempted by the fried bologna sandwich for old times' sake. instead i ordered a standard issue cheeseburger which came with potato choices in numerous fried forms, depending on your preference. and here is the one item worthy of mention: the handcut fries were well made and perfectly done, a tad greasy but expectedly so. The previous establishment was a kind of country breakfast place that closed after lunch, very old school country town scene. the clientele obviously was thinning faster than the hairs on their heads. This place has a bar, i believe the first in town at least in recent times, and notably there are two tv screens; coincidentally the new place's hours last into the evening a bit later on weekends, like the place closes down about 9 pm. the street lights are lit for at least another couple of hours so no fear of getting lost in the dark on the way home. as for programming, roy rogers was roundin' up the bad guys on one screen, and the other featured some likely ubiquitous vid promoting the dallas cowboys. on another note, it appears there's some sort of informal experiment going on among people who live in the area here, testing that old saw about calories in and calories out. by all appearances, so far there's nothing new in regards to that equation to report.

If you're ever passing through Cooper, Texas, do yourself a favor and stop by 7F Waterin' Hole &…read moreGrub House. It's got that small-town, down-home charm that makes you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. The food hits the spot hearty, flavorful, and just what you'd hope for in a Texas grub house. I tried the cowboy fries, and let me tell you, they're kind of like Texas-style poutine,beef, gravy, cheese, the whole works. So good. The staff is friendly and laid-back, and the place has a cozy bar area with a couple TVs for catching the game. It's not fancy, but it doesn't need to be it's comfortable, welcoming, and the portions are generous. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars​ Aggregate Score: 5 out of 5 stars