My biggest issue- The pictures displayed on their ordering platform are in no way representative of…read morewhat your getting in person. The ambiance is very nice, Cowboy chic and cozy. They were busy during weekend brunch but we were seated immediately and the service was great, very attentive and my server was in training. The food is not up to par. I researched several dishes before coming here and their ordering platform has images of almost all dishes online. But these were so far from being realistic representations. Haystacks manages this content, it should be accurate or not presented at all. Quiche had a great flavor but came with a very meh spinach pile and potatoes that were in no way "haystacks piles." It was also considerably small, 4oz. Felt like I was eating airplane food. Mac and cheese bland and broken, Hannibal burger was very sweet not balanced. Biscuits were slightly under baked but the jam was delicious.

I'm on the fence with this place. I really wanted to like it. The people were very nice. The…read moreservice was on point. The downtown location was fantastic. The food is what gives me some hesitation to recommend. My wife ordered a quiche since we were in during brunch. I opted for the burger that had pulled pork and onion rings. We were both disappointed by our meals. The quiche my wife saw a picture of on their website came out so tiny it reminded me of food they would serve you on an airplane. She showed me the picture and I was genuinely shocked to what they served her. She said it tasted fine, but when you order a quiche entree you expect the main focus of the plate to be what you ordered. It was mainly salad and home fry potatoes. I thought this place was known for the haystack potatoes considering the name, these were not that. My burger did come out as advertised. Towering over the plate with all the toppings. I tried the onion rings first. They were okay I guess, but covered all over with this sauce that was way too sweet. The other layers consisted of roasted pulled pork(under seasoned), provolone cheese, sausage(tasted like a hot dog), and the burger itself(dry and under seasoned). It was a chore to eat. I had a side of macaroni that was overcooked and mushy. The whole thing just left a bad taste in my mouth. We may have ordered the wrong items so I gave the biscuit basket to go for one last ditch effort to find something redeemable. I heated them in the air fryer to get them nice and crisp to serve with the gravy and jam. The gravy was too thin and the biscuits were mushy and turned into a paste once bitten. The jam was really good though. We threw the last biscuit away since it wasn't with the calories. I don't think we'll be back. I say you should go if you live in the area. Find out for yourself. You may have a lovely time and we were just unlucky on this visit.

Who doesn't love a good home-cooked meal--especially breakfast?…read more We were in the area and decided to stop in for breakfast. The prices were surprisingly affordable, and the portions were generous. I ordered the two-egg breakfast with ham and sourdough toast. It was solid, but next time I'm definitely getting the biscuits. My husband ordered them, and they looked incredible--big, flaky, and clearly homemade. I had serious toast regret! The service was friendly, and there's plenty of seating across two dining areas. I also noticed a salad bar and what looked like some tasty lunch options, so we may have to come back to try that too. This spot is casual, welcoming, and serves up affordable, comforting home cooking. Add it to the love list

We stopped at the Fork for a late breakfast. It fronts Highway 69 in Emory. Large dining room with…read morelots of windows and a rustic feel. I'd already had plenty of coffee so I had iced water to drink and ordered fried eggs, gravy and extra sausage. The platter also had potato fries with the skin on, slightly overcooked but tasty. To say I got full is an understatement and the food was good.

Deep Routes is exactly what you want and appreciate in a local coffee shop- tasty coffee, friendly…read morestaff, and unique ambiance. I ordered a hot latte and my wife ordered an iced latte, and we both enjoyed our drinks quite a bit. Not too strong, not too weak, and reasonably priced. The fellow who made our drinks served them to us while we were hanging out in the board game and children's book area, which is adjacent to a local artisan marketplace. Yep, eclectic, and wonderful. Bonus points for a very clean bathroom with a changing table and stool for toddlers to use the sink. We took our coffees to go, but the next time, I hope to take my time and hang out a bit in this fun shop. In you're in or around Sulphur Springs, it is worth the detour!

Really enjoyed our iced coffee drinks. The truck registering 108* on the dash had us looking for…read morechill. We had the "903" and "Southern Charm" iced. Service was great and quick. We did take away but the interior had a great vibe. We'll come back and hang out sometime.

The food we have had has been amazing. I had a Ruben sandwich which tasted great and then one day…read moreI ordered the open face breakfast which was two biscuits, gravy, eggs, and sausage. It was amazing and I will order it again. The service was great as well!

This is a go to spot in Sulphur Springs, TX! Located directly across from the airport just a short…read morewalk. The staff here are awesome. The restaurant is always packed in the mornings. Service is quick. The past few times I've been, I got the breakfast combo with eggs, ham and tomato slices with coffee. I got wild one day and ordered the biscuits and gravy! Legit! Sooooo good! If you're driving through or happen to be flying in, you gotta stop by! The prices are a bonus too! These meals are like $7.50

Great meal , excellent ambiance and great service...I'd definitely go again while near Waco!read more

Stopped in this cute town for breakfast & was immediately greeted upon walking in. I regret to the…read moreget the waitress' name but she seemed so sweet & had a great attitude. Simple order with a hot drip coffee & a breakfast sandwich on a biscuit (no meat). The coffee was yummy, just really wish they had creamer to pour into & that wasn't the brand "coffee mate". I like my coffee on the light side so having to contribute more plastic with 6 or 7 of those little servings is a bugger. And just really don't like supporting that brand. Sandwich was small but delicious. Asked for a side of strawberry jam & wish there were more options available rather than smuckers. Not a 5 star spot but would definitely come back!!

Food is great every single time we go! We love coming here…read moreand prices are good too. Definitely our favorite spot.

I liked the different foods they have on the menue . I like a variety of foods and this is what…read morecaught my eye, I love other people cooking because I get tired of cooking for my dad and me . So this would be the perfect place to come to eat.

This was quite an experience. I live in Austin and wanted to celebrate my anniversary outside the…read morecity. Did a 4 hour drive and lived in the cabins by the lake. My EA booked us an anniversary dinner here. Now this is not a fancy fine dining place but boy, we loved every part of this - They decorated the table for us - It was BYOB so got to get some good wine - We ordered the chicken fried steak. Probably one of the best I've had - I can't remember what the desert was (see photos), but it was great The best part of all this was the final check. Never paid lesser for an anniversary meal

Tucked away in Lake Fork Marina, Jamie's is a great little hidden gem! Large portions for a…read morereasonable price and the pies are to die for! I recommend the chicken fried chicken dinner and my wife loves their fried bologna sandwiches!

Delicious! Diamond in the rough. Made a reservation to meet some friends. Turns out it is inside a…read moreBest Western. Don't be fooled, this place has charm and taste! Lobster bisque is a must!!! Also had the crab cake app and filet. They cater to your needs and very friendly.

My husband made a reservation a month ago.. it was not recorded…read more. We were greeted by Anne ( who was very sweet) Chef came in and was flustered as our reservation was not on the books .. but they were going to take care of us!! We orders tomato bisque- it was very good After much discussion we settled for bruschetta ( hubs doesn't like tomatoes but we were done arguing w Chef) we had wanted a cheese plate -- but they didn't have all the cheeses.---- We ordered filets - mine was fine His was tough and very chewy-- even cooked Med Rare.. I can't fault the staff-- but for the $$$ and the level of the chef I hate to say something was very off this night .. We had such high hopes based on all the rave reviews.. I can say we will not return. Emory doesn't have many great restaurants but we have Seth's , 4 Winds and filets from J& J...