The lavender drink was incredible and the general aesthetic is top notch. It was a great place to…read morestop by on a hot afternoon for lunch.

Quaint place downtown Belton inside the Katy building. Easy to find parking. The inside is very…read moresmall. I wish there was more of an entryway. You have to leave the restaurant to use the restroom that is shared by several businesses. This place is great if you enjoy fried food. Classics like chicken fried steak, burgers, fries, etc. I really enjoyed the Chicken and Dumplings, cucumber salad, cabbage, and black eyed peas. They also have great housemade ranch dressing. I'm not sure if they serve breakfast. At one time they were serving breakfast, then they stopped. Service is nice but they can get really busy so patience is key depending on the day.

Made from scratch enchiladas were amazing. Ran across this…read moreplace just passing though. Very good.

Update: the quality of the food went downhill so we didn't go back for quite a while. Recently…read morehad club sandwich and burgers and chicken fried steak and they were pretty good. The problem I have is they don't seem consistent on their operating hours. Yelp shows they were open until 9:00 PM Saturday night. My wife went there around 7 PM and they were closed. Either Yelp is wrong or they close whenever they want. At least they seem to be open for lunch most days.

Several ladies from my church went for lunch. The service was outstanding as was the food. We…read morewill go back. It's just a country place with character.

Passing through Moody and craving chicken fried steak, a couple of friends told me to check out…read moreDouble Sky Diner. Since I was headed toward McGregor, I decided to stop and wouldn't you know it, they were running a special on chicken fried steak. It got me "hooked on phonics" right away. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with big smiles and a warm welcome. Super friendly staff all around. I didn't waste any time...ordered my chicken fried steak as soon as my waitress, Paisley, came by (I wasn't playin' lol). Service was quick, food came out hot, and it did not disappoint. Paisley also recommended the broccoli and rice casserole, which ended up being the perfect side. Overall, the food hit the spot...I was starvin' like Marvin, lol . If you're ever in town or just passing through, this is a cute little place worth stopping at. I'll definitely be back!

Best chicken strips ever. Great side salad. Get an order of the ranch to dip the chicken strips…read moreinto! Chicken-Fried Steak was unique with paprika in the batter and very tasty!

I was hoping this would be my new go-to breakfast place but unfortunately the search continues…read more I ordered biscuits and sausage gravy but they forgot to add the sausage. The waitress noticed so she took it back to the kitchen and they sprinkled dry room temp crumbled sausage on top. The grits were cold which was disappointing because I was really looking forward to some grits. The waitress was way too busy. She had so many tables and she had to man the toast station which consisted of a small toaster that one would have at home. The waitress should not be responsible for making the toast...especially when she has to cash people out.

We always make it a point to stop at Runaway Train Cafe when we're passing through Brownwood on our…read moreway to Fredericksburg. It's one of those places we genuinely look forward to every time. The restaurant is set inside an old train car, which is just really cool and different. The hamburgers are always spot on -- juicy and full of flavor -- and I can't pass up the Reuben. It's perfectly toasted with plenty of meat and just tastes great every single time. The service is consistently friendly and welcoming, which makes the stop even better. It's become a tradition for us, and it never disappoints. If you're anywhere near Brownwood, it's definitely worth pulling off the road for.

This little gem cooks up some great food! I love the tots, which are crispy and not greasy. I've…read morehave burgers, dogs and salad here and all have been great. The people working here are so friendly and hard working. They love the place and it shows! It's a cute little diner in a train car, so it's a fun vibe even before you walk in.

Food is homemade and yummy! We were seated right away and order taken by a friendly & welcoming…read morewaitress. The menu is on the walls or you can scan the QR code online. My open faced chili burger and onion rings were excellent and not over served. My husband had the chicken fried steak special. The gravy was super yummy and the steak tender. Others in our party ordered bacon & eggs. The bacon is SUPER yummy! We would definitely return. Service was friendly and quick, but not so quick that we suspected microwave use. The ambiance is diner style in a caboose and comfortable. The restroom was very clean. This is out in a small town and worth going out of your way to dine there!!!!

Old fashion diner car restaurant. Lots of reviewers commented on the menu written on the walls but…read moredon't fret, you can access an electronic version of the menu. Signs are posted on every table. We were greeted by a very friendly lady who explained the menus and ordering process. The restaurant and bathrooms were clean. Food and coffee were good and fairly priced. We thought it was a good spot for lunch and will stop by again in the future.

Jimmy On Down Today…read morethis ol Chef decided to take a trip to get some breakfast. But not just any breakfast, we were seeking something with an elevated home style food menu, in a dinner like environment. That's what you get at this location. Keep reading. Upon arrival to the Killeen location, I immediately noticed how packed the parking lot was, with many more pulling up as we were. Normally this is where I'd turn around but I was curious to see how long this busy restaurant would seat us. The answer? No time at all. The hostess was warm, funny, and welcoming. She immediately engaged my children and gave them their menus as she led us to our booth. This place was BUSY. I'd expect an extended wait judging by the amount of people, but the team here seemed to not be bothered by the pace. Our waitress quickly surprised me, in the sweetest southern voice, with our drink requests. She was personal and very friendly when taking the children's drink requests. Kids change their minds a thousand times before they land on.....milk lol. No wait, chocolate milk lol. This is a test with any hospitality person, and she passed with flying colors. Extending both grace and patience as the kids finally placed their orders. As we waited for our drinks to arrive, I noticed how well this place was running. Being an open kitchen, you can observe everything from where we were seated. Every one was moving with a purpose. Back of the house was communicating orders, and constantly checking tickets and times. Servers were quickly moving out orders as they came up and keeping everyone's drinks topped off while serving smiles at each interaction. This should be the standard everywhere you go but if you're reading this, you know that's not always the case. Our food arrived rather quickly. Hot and properly prepared. I had the chicken broccoli egg white omelette with sweet peppercorn bacon. Don't knock it til you try it. I didn't think I would like the omelette but it's actually quite delicious. Not a single brown mark on my omelette showed me the cook knows how to control temp. The bacon though is always the star. The sticky sweetness in every bite, followed by a slight aromatic kick of crushed black peppercorn wrapped in the smokiness that is bacon. PERFECT side and app.My only issue was I ordered two sides of sweet peppercorn bacon, and was expecting them to be served as pictured, but because my waitress was on top of her game, she put them in as two sides instead of two appetizers. Saving me a few bucks. I call this excellence in hospitality and serving. If you made it this far you can tell we had an excellent experience on a very busy Saturday morning. Although I prefer to be less crowded places to dine, I absolutely see why this place is packed. Excellent food, excellent location, excellent service. So Jimmy on down and have you some Eggs. You and your family wont be disappointed. Chef J.

Our service was poor. It took over an hour to order two breakfast entrees with no modifications of…read moredietary restrictions. Even paying the check took an obnoxious amount of time. From the time we placed our order until the next time we even saw our server, our food had been prepared and had time to get cold. Atmosphere was nice.

I must admit that I was a bit skeptical about this tiny restaurant in an older strip mall bearing…read more a big blue sign that said "Diner" on it. But I enjoy new experiences and menus with eclectic dishes. The menu had few choices for breakfast and I was unsure why it was suggested as a breakfast place. It's actually a good place to eat any time of day! The beautifully decorated patio provided the perfect welcome into their modestly decorated air conditioned restaurant and bar. When I say bar, it's more like a 1950s bar that you can sit at and have a meal at. Although drinks and meals were offered any time of day! The waitress was pleasant and helpful in suggesting add ons with my meal. But being a purist, I wanted to try it as intended. The food arrived in the normal amount of time. When I first saw my mozzarella omelette I was a little surprised! It didn't look anything like what it was described as! Oh well! I thought. Let's give it a try! My taste buds were happily amazed! Could this omelette smothered in mushroom gravy, green "pesto" and bread crumbs be the best omelette I've ever had?! The mushroom tomato gravy was so smooth! Along with the cilantro avocado topping. That tasted more like pesto, gave it the perfect zing! I had wished I the had ordered some toast to dip in the sauce. I could have done without the bread crumbs. But they were easily swept to the side. The amount of mozzarella cheese in this omelette led me to believe it was more of an omelette lasagna than a plain old omelette. This place is definitely a must if you are visiting Austin!

My first experience here was amazing, which is why I was excited to come back for breakfast…read more Unfortunately, this visit was disappointing. I ordered the migas, and the amount of onions in the dish was overwhelming--so much so that it felt like I had ordered a plate of onions rather than migas. The masa cakes were definitely the standout item and were absolutely delicious. However, the rest of the dish fell short. The sauce was extremely rich, making it difficult to enjoy or finish the meal. That said, the restaurant itself is adorable, and our waiter was fantastic. The service and atmosphere were both great. While this breakfast wasn't a hit for me, I'll still return and stick with favorites like the fried green tomatoes and taquito salad, which were excellent during my previous visit.