They were really busy on the Sunday that we went but once the food arrived it was good. We'll…read moredefinitely go back there and try some of the other items. Had the chicken and waffles. However the chicken was a little underseasoned. Also had the biscuit basket and they were really good.

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.

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

Wow! In the area? Swing by for a great cup of coffee. The…read moreworker at the counter was very efficient, helpful. Sweet. Her favorite coffee is serenity something. She did tell me that a local favorite is called the fox. I went with the fox; iced. I really like it because it is not too sweet. You can actually taste the coffee. This looks like a great place for groups to meet. There is a free Wi-Fi and it is really nice and quiet inside. They do offer sandwiches. Some dessert and breakfast items as well. Very tidy and clean.

First time here, came in on a Monday morning. Literally no one else was here. The barista was cute…read moreand nice. She welcomed me as I stepped inside. I ordered a breakfast sandwich without cheese and a black coffee. The sandwich was just Ok, just a bit dry, needed more mayo. The coffee was brewed fresh but was weak. The interior could be warmer, it felt very sparse. If I'm in a pinch and there's nothing else is open, I'll come here.

This was our first time at this winery and it was great. You can walk in and taste a few wines…read moreprior to deciding which wine you'd like a glass or bottle of. They do have a policy of 21+ but they made an exception and allowed us to stay with our toddler who is extremely well behaved. This is not something they typically do so we were thankful as we do not live close to this winery. The grounds are beautiful and they also offer wine spirit based cocktails and wine slushies as well. We wound up choosing a bottle of Viognier after trying a few of the wines. It was delicious and worth the $34 for my husband and I to enjoy together. The Rosé that we tried was too sweet and not my style at all. I would like to come back and try the date night deal they have.

Beautiful venue, artwork, decorations, and location. I went down with a wine pouring group and we…read moretoured three wineries. This was by far the best one. The tastings were great but the food pairings.... TOP NOTCH. Seriously elevated the tasting to a whole new level.

I ordered a few things from this store including a cinnamon roll. The cinnamon roll was basically a…read moreglazed donut with cinnamon sugar on top. The picture that they have on DoorDash when you order a cinnamon roll is very misleading since it looks nothing like the picture. I took a piece off and tried it and it tasted like a glazed donut bit a cinnamon roll. The sausage kolache tasted like it had been sitting in a refrigerator unsealed. Tasted so bad I was unable to eat it. Would not recommend this place.

Worst customer service the employees give you whatever they want and the sausage rolls are mid…read moreaf... do not come to these donuts they will ruin your morning .

During our mini vacation at an AirBnB in the country, we discovered this gem of a business. We…read moreordered 2 upside down pineapple cakes, a loaf of bread, and lemon cookies - everything was super-delicious! If we are in the area again, we will be ordering some more of that upside down pineapple cake. Yum!!

Just bought a fresh-from-the-oven loaf of sourdough bread here, Absolutely perfect! Hard crust,…read morefluffy inside with that tangy, perfect sourdough taste. Can't wait to try their other products. Kelly is awesome!

Clean, Organized, and Tasty! This donut store is closer to downtown. The owners were very sweet. I…read moresaw another yelper say that the apple fritter was good and they were correct. Not too greasy...great when warmed a bit. My only negative comment was the chocolate old-fashioned was a bit dry. Maybe from yesterday. But I will be back to try some more.

I stopped in the morning while driving by, hoping for great donuts based on the many positive…read morereviews for the shop, only to be letdown by a lack of selection and donuts fried in old oil. I arrived at Wesley Doughnuts at 8:30 a.m. to see a fairly sparse donut case. The fellow working the counter wasn't friendly, but wasn't exactly grouchy... just kind of there. I ordered an old fashioned glazed cake donut, a chocolate eclair with cream filling, and a vanilla frosted sprinkle donut for my son. I ate the old fashioned first and the taste immediately threw me off, as it was fried in old oil, or something had been fried in the oil that gave off a funky taste. The donut was passable, a bit on the dry side and not as good as the other old fashioned donuts I've tried in Greenville. The chocolate filled eclair was better, notably because it had a delightfully crisp crust on the bottom. However, it still had the funky oil taste, but was much better than the old fashioned. My son loved his frosted sprinkle donut as dessert, so he was happy. I had a tiny bite of it and was put off by the same weird old oil taste, though. I was hoping for a great local gem, but that was not the case with this visit. Hopefully I just caught them on a bad day. If nothing else, their donuts are very cheap. I'll likely give them a shot again on the chance they can turn things around.

I moved to Greenville, TX recently and have been searching for a great donut shop in the area. I…read morefinally found one in Kim's Donuts. Two factors make a donut shop for me- the donuts (of course) and the staff. When the person selling you donuts is friendly and proud of the donuts being sold, that makes a great donut taste even better, right? Kim's Donuts has spectacular donuts at very low prices, a friendly owner, and that old, well-worn donut shop vibe. My wife and I stopped in on a recent morning and bought a half dozen donuts, along with some generously thrown in donut holes. We ordered a plain cake donut, an old-fashioned, a mini-cinnamon roll donut, a plain glazed, an apple fritter, and a chocolate frosted sprinkle donut. The plain cake donut, ate early in the morning, was a revelation. It's hard to find a perfectly executed cake donut- subtly crispy on the outside, soft and sweet on the inside. Her plain cake donut checked these boxes. Phenomenal. The mini-cinnamon roll donut was delicious. Quality cinnamon, pleasantly sweet, just amazing. The apple fritter was good, as were the donut holes. The others, I shared with my wife and son, who both heartily enjoyed their donuts. If you are anywhere around Commerce and want to savor some awesome donuts, stop by Kim's. This shop is the real deal.

Food is always a hit at Kim's Donuts and it's reasonably priced which makes it perfect for a…read morecollege student if they want donuts without breaking the bank. Every time I come in I'm always greeted with a smile and a how are you or a good morning and I always leave with a have a nice day The vibe is about as expected for a donut shop cozy and nostalgic. I will keep going back until I leave commerce