Frisco Bakery is a staple and a historic bakery in Plainview, Texas. Everytime I go to visit, I…read morehave to stop there at least once for breakfast every time I go to Plainview. I usually pick up food to go but I have occasionally eaten there as well. The bakery is clean and simple, with a fair amount of seating. The service is always friendly and fast whether using the drive through or going inside. My go to here is a couple pounds of barbacoa, refried beans, rice, and freshly made tortillas de maize (corn tortillas). I never leave without getting a couple of bags of that incredible pan dulce ( sweet bread). There is a variety of options to choose from and you really cannot go wrong when it comes to pan dulce here. People in Houston can quibble on the differences between Mexican and Tex Mex all they want but when I'm in West Texas and I want some food like my abuela and mom make, Frisco's hits the spot. It's true West Texas Mexican food and it's grrrrrreat!

Awesome food, we got some pan dulce, along with some menudo. It was all heavenly…read more We went through the drive through twice (it was so good, we went two times in one day) and both times, the workers were friendly and punctual. The drive through is a little hard to get through because it's so small, but it's worth it! We have gone inside before also and it's a very clean place, and has many different areas to sit. I'm not sure if they're allowing people in right now due to covid, but it's a pretty good sized place. Awesome to have family time there too

It's closed! It must not have been open very long. An insurance business seems to be in its place…read more Bummer!!! But if you wanna stop in Shamrock, anyway there is a museum next to it. That's great!

STOP here for great coffee, cappuccino, tea, amazing home baked goods and warm people. Get Sifted…read moreis in a quaint building and historic town on Route 66. I'll stop here from now on.

The place is cute. It has antique store decor and there's even antique merchandise behind the…read moreeating area. The menu has a variety of delicious sounding sandwiches and other dishes as well as coffees and teas. Dan and I split the chicken pesto sandwich and were surprised to see a shared plate charge. We were also surprised to see charges for our tap water and also for using a credit card. Usually, we don't go back to restaurants that charge for credit card use or splitting a sandwich. I will go back with our family when we visit them. The food was good and so were the service and atmosphere. Next time, we will have cash and just cut the sandwich in half ourselves. We had fun on the outing. We enjoyed our meal and our family, but we were annoyed at the petty gouging.

A quaint coffee shop with a wide range of coffee drinks plus sandwiches, desserts, etc…read more Spouse and I shared the chicken pesto panini which was fairly tasty BUT we were quite put off when we saw that they charged us a dollar to split the sandwich, a dollar apiece for tap water and 63 cents for paying with a card. Highly annoying. Also They have an antique shop in the back.

We stopped at Mejia's Bakery while passing through town looking for a quick lunch. At first glance,…read morethe place almost looked closed--it's very unassuming from the outside and located in an older strip-style row of storefronts that gives off a bit of an old-west small-town vibe. Don't let that fool you though; once you step inside it's clear this is a very authentic Mexican spot. The interior is long and narrow. On the right side when you walk in there are bakery cases filled with a wide variety of traditional Mexican pastries and baked goods. On the left there's some seating and an ice cream area, and further toward the back there's a larger seating section that looks like it's used for their buffet (which we were told they offer on weekends). We visited on a Wednesday, so we ordered from the counter instead. The people working there were very friendly and welcoming, and the prices were very reasonable. I ended up ordering a cheese quesadilla with fries. The fries were actually excellent--crispy, salty, and exactly what you'd hope for. The quesadilla itself was okay. In fairness, this is clearly a place that specializes in more traditional Mexican dishes, and I probably didn't order the thing they're best known for. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food and pastries, this seems like a great local spot and it's definitely worth checking out. If your taste leans more toward American-style Mexican food, you might find the menu a little different than what you're used to. Overall, a friendly local bakery and restaurant with very fair prices and a lot of traditional options.

Traveling through Pampa and decided to stop at Mejia's. OMG! A little bakery, ice cream shop and…read moreMexican grill all together. The food was amazing! Flour tortillas fresh, hot and charred...delicious! We got some things from the bakery to take with us, can't wait to try them. They have a Buffett at lunch on certain days, so sorry we missed that. I think it was Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and maybe Sunday.

I remember when they were on the main drag, back in 2001. As a visitor from Australia I found Paul…read moreand Trish to be the nicest people you would ever want to meet. I stopped by every day for my doughnuts and chock milk and a chat, After the move to Quincy street ( yes i remember that Paul) after dropping of Red at work i would come and get the round of doughnuts and treats for red's workmates. The pastries from Mrs K's are out of this world, and if you have the time chat to Paul he is extremely easy to talk to. I truly miss my doughnuts and chock milk, as i miss my friends in Plainview Teaas I hope all is going well for you both Bernd Steinmetz Safety Beach Victoria Australia

Have gone there 3 times for cinnamon rolls within a year and pay their price of $1.50 each. Not…read moreworth the trip again due to the roll sizes not consistent to make them worth the price. We see some of good size and some smaller ones.

Best pizza we have ever had. Super friendly and helpful staff. Our order is always correct. The the…read morefriendly atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Super sad went to finally try the sandwich's here. For $10 definitely not worth one little piece of…read moremeat it's mostly just bread... Pizza is great wouldn't recommend the sandwiches.

Talk about an oasis in the desert! I cannot say enough good things about this quirky little café…read moreand store. If you are a coffee snob like me, this is the place for you. The staff is friendly, the service is excellent, and the coffee is on point! They have everything you could want coffee wise and more. My wife had an strawberry vanilla Italian soda that she said was one of the best she's ever had. I had a vanilla latte with oat milk (hot) that was skillfully prepared and delicious. The only thing I cannot review at this time are the baked goods or the gelato; yes, gelato! But I wager they are top quality as well. If you find yourself going through Childress, TX Ballyhoo is a must stop for you!

Serving up delicious coffee with a heaping of KINDNESS! We absolutely loved stopping here on our…read moreroadtrip from Colorado to Texas for the holiday. It was during last week's Arctic Blast, but that didn't slow them down. We got the warmest welcome when we walked inside ~ greeted immediately with a bright shining smile and "Hello! How are you?" We saw on Yelp that they had 5 stars, so we thought this is the perfect local business to pop in for coffee and breakfast. Unfortunately, they do not cook up food anymore except for an assortment of pies and sweets. I wish it hadn't been 10am on a holiday week or I may have scooped up a few to try. They looked so darn good! As they made our coffee order, a latte and a breve (basically a latte with half n' half), we putts around the store. They had a collection of cute and cool things: candles, cards, mugs, soaps and so much more. We were in a bit of a haste with being hungry roadtrip travelers so we couldn't look for long but it'd be fun to go back when we had more time. While we headed out, I asked if there was a place they'd recommend for breakfast - an easy stop and pick up spot. They couldn't be happier to recommend another local business as the must-go place. My husband, who grew up in a similar small Texas town, really found this to be a cool moment and I'd agree. So after leaving their shop with one of THE BEST breves, we followed their driving instructions which led us to one of the THE BEST breakfasts! To say, we're incredibly grateful for Ballyhoo is an understatement. They are making the world a better place for travelers, locals and passerbyers with their Southern hospitality and charm!

Great donuts, breakfast biscuits, kolaches, breakfast burritos. They are always fresh. Friendly…read moreservice. I love being greeted with a smile. Highly recommend.

A bakery without coffee? First the good news... This bakery is right in the main drag with plenty…read moreof parking. However once you get inside it's anyone's guess as to what is available for both food and drink. Today on a Saturday morning a couple walked in and walked back out. I went in after them and asked the lady at the counter what happened. They wanted coffee and she didn't make any because she said she had only had one customer. No point in making a full pot. Interesting logic. The only food was what was in the glass case. Donuts, kolache (only one kind a giant pig in a blanket), and croissant sandwich with eggs, cheese and options for meat - as long as it's in the case. Not a flaky croissant because it's in plastic wrap. Good thing is that she heated up the sandwich and kolache. Not sure this place will be around long so if you like donuts it might be a good option for you. Not sure about the coffee. You take your chance on that.

Located near the golf course..Open to the public…read more I had the pleasure of trying this place today. The food was good. I had the hot wings which were HOT and some chili cheese fries which were also delicious. The decor is nice. Food was fast and price wasn't to bad. Menu items are similar to what you would get at a sports bar or ball game. Would definitely eat here again.

We go to this restaurant- usually for Happy Hour on Friday in the bar. We like the food and drinks…read morebut espec. have gotten to know Mickey and Monica- both long-time servers and they are Great- very efficient and friendly. Sam served us tonight and she was also very good! The only problem is the Restaurant/ Bar manager said we couldn't sit outside until it was under 90 degrees but than we saw people being served out there? Outside is one of our favorite places to see the Sunset! I would also like to see outside lights on the walkway to our cars. We would definitely recommend this restaurant- I had wine and fish tacos- both very good!

GF Red Velvet Cupcake! Delicious and everything looked fantastic! Such a beautiful place! Thanks…read moreChris! Can't wait to go back and try other things!

We really enjoyed everything we tried (sopapilla cheesecake bar, brownie, chocolate chip cookie…read morecream sandwich, and milk chocolate peanut cluster) at this family owned bakery. You could truly tell that everything is made with love. The owner was very friendly and explained the different types (gluten free, keto, and regular) of goodies they bake at their shop. Definitely recommend getting your sweet tooth fix at this bakery.