The cinnamon roll and coffee were great!I now have another office away from home...excellent…read moreservice and great location!

I love more than anything, finding a hidden gem that is a friendly locally Family owned! This is…read morethe spot! We were researching and off the grid area coffee shop. It's definitely not fancy, but I did get a really good regular brewed, coffee, caramel pecan notes that was delicious and I creamed it with half & half. My husband had a cup of Colombian coffee with creamer and said it was a Good fresh smooth coffee. It is a very laid-back homey, family friendly environment. We had already eaten, however we definitely will come back for at least breakfast. they appear to have really good food.

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!

Our first visit to the VA hospital and this place was recommended by a fellow veteran. It's…read moredefinitely a "Greasy spoon" atmosphere but the food speaks for itself!!Very friendly staff kept refreshing our iced tea & checking on us often. We came for a late lunch so the place was almost empty but the food was very good and plentiful! The catfish was very flaky and battered perfectly, and the shrimp were big and tasty too! Can't wait to try breakfast and dessert next time!

We go there for the blueberry pancakes. They are great! I can't speak to other menu items because…read morethe blueberry pancakes are so awesome we always get them

We just stopped back in today at the new location and loved it…read more You don't have to fight with any parking issues at all now, they have plenty of parking available now. It seems like that they have a lot more dining space too. I don't know if we really ever been charged extra for any condiments, I know that when we asked for extra butter or something like that we have received plenty of it. When I had a food choice dilemma, the server usually would give me both if it was a small order of something at no extra cost. They always go the extra mile to satisfy us. Today we even paid for an elderly couple's bill, and slid out the door without them knowing about their bill being take care of by us. Hopefully it made their day. We can't afford to do that often, but if we see a Veteran or an elderly couple, just our way of thanking them without them knowing who did it. But we love the new location and as always tip the staff well when they do good.

Wow, what a wonderful place! The atmosphere was so warm and friendly. The food was fantastic. We…read moreate here both days for breakfast because the service was so good. It's Mother's Day and people are piling in with their families. Everyone has been taken well care of. The food is fantastic. You can't go wrong at this place. I'm so glad we found it. Vanessa and Jane were my servers for the weekend and they did an excellent job. I felt like family

I am so happy that I found the Magnolia Cafe in Durant, Oklahoma! This is the best run cafe I have…read morebeen to in a long time! The manager, Chris stays right up front and is a real hands on style manager. He makes sure that the customers are well taken care of by the wait staff( who are all friendly and knowledgeable as well as hard working). The decor is attractive and spotlessly maintained. The kitchen staff gets the food out very promptly and the bacon, eggs, potatoes, biscuits and gravy were all cooked and seasoned to perfection! Everything was so good that I drove through a flooding deluge of rain and lightning to eat there the next morning! Chris remembered me(after only one visit) and greeted me by name! I will definitely be eating here on every trip I make to Durant!

I'll start with Mary cause she was great. Just a really pleasant person that brought an aura of…read morecalm and sweetness to our table. She seems like the type of person that smiles and laughs easy. I really enjoyed her as a server. Next up, coffee. I drink mine black so it has to be good. It was! It tasted like they brewed it fresh just for me in that moment. I suspect they are cleaning their pots regularly so the burnt taste doesn't carry over like in some of the large chain breakfast restaraunts. Breakfast was good, I had the Mexican omelette and the salsa was really good! I forgot to take a picture before I cut it all up, but it was a good size and I got full before I could make it to my hashbrowns and pancake

Wonderful place in Reno. Home cooking. Chicken fried steak, Burgers, Breakfast, even Pies homemade…read more Affordable prices. Great service. Y'all need to go there!

Comfort foods, etc. My wife and I split a mushroom and Swiss sandwich with onion rings for the…read moreside. The sandwich was good but (of all things) the onion rings were the best I've ever had. Light, thin, flavorful, crispy (but too crispy) and not greasy at all. The service was good and all were very kind. We'll be back when in town. Heck! I'll go back for the onion rings if anything else.

After several times eating here, I had to share a review. The salads, burgers, sandwiches and…read morebreakfast have ALL been delicious. I am a bit picky with food quality but City Limits does not disappoint! The vegetables are always fresh, food is hot and has been cooked perfectly to order, and seems to be made with quality ingredients. The shoestring onion ring appetizer is huge! Burgers are juicy, fried chicken sandwich is cooked perfectly, the new chicken bacon ranch wrap is super tasty, I love the side options, and I have not had anything that was disappointing. Although this is a small local family-owned business, it surpasses the usual mom and pop expectations. If you are disappointed about them not being open for dinner, they also have White Oak Buffet (outside the city). It's a weekend fish fry buffet, so the menu is quite different at White Oak but worth a trip.

Fantastic place to eat! Food was fast, delicious and reasonably priced. They also allow dogs. Which…read morewas awesome! It's our new go to restaurant!

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.