We made a good choice for our anniversary dinner. Hector took good care of us without knowing of…read moreour anniversary. The Burrata Caprese was a refreshing starter and the Lasagna, Spaghettini Nero and Focaccia were excellent. We made a reservation but did not appear we needed them once we arrived but it was a Tuesday evening. We were greeted as we arrived and were seated upon arrival.

This place was so nice on the inside and the service was friendly. I ordered the chicken piccata…read moreand my wife ordered lasagna. We were disappointed with the food for the price. The chicken was over cooked and rubbery. Bread was not served with the meal it was an appetizer we had to pay for. The lasagna was ok but not worth the price. The best part of the meal was the dessert. The cheesecake was delicious. Will not go back. $100 for dinner should be a better experience.

How to tell people you're not welcome at your business…read morewithout giving a list of who's not welcome?

Great place to stay outside of Dallas. Very reasonable priced with a nice clean place to stay that…read moreis secluded and quiet. Highly recommend over going to a hotel. #Trump2024

Josh was our server and he was amazing, Vidal was extremely helpful as well. 10/10 would recommendread more

Stopped by for dinner and glad we did…read more The complimentary garlic bread was great but even better with the mussels and the white wine sauce. We wanted to try something different and ordered the Mediterranean Pasta. It's fettuccine in roasted pepper cream sauce with asparagus and broccoli. The first bite was interesting as this flavor was new to me, however it was better with each bite as the sauce clung onto the pasta more. Next, we had the old trustee Lady Margherita. I love wood-fired pizza but I love it even more if it's crispy. This, however, didn't pass the flop test. Sad. But...the flavor was there. Overall, not disappointed in our choices. The host and our server were nice and friendly.

Great food and great service. We really enjoy the food and atmosphere. A pleasant surprise in…read moreWaxahachie.

Our experience at Ohana Sushi in Waxahachie left a lot to be desired. We ordered two old…read morefashioneds, which should have been straightforward. Instead, one came sickeningly sweet with an unlisted cinnamon syrup, and the other still had a strong cinnamon taste. When we questioned this, the server casually mentioned the cinnamon syrup--something not disclosed on the menu. I had to specifically ask her to take one back rather than her responding promptly. Next, they brought our sushi rolls, but no plates, no soy sauce, and not even dishes for dipping. We had to ask for all those basics. I specifically chose two rolls without cream cheese--because I don't want cream cheese in my sushi--and yet one still had it. The server's response was to chat with a manager but not to offer any solution, compensation, or correction. Overall, if a menu lists certain ingredients, that's what should arrive. Adding things like cinnamon in a drink or cream cheese in a roll--especially when people might have dietary needs--is careless. They need to be more attentive to both the menu and the customer's feedback.

I read numerous positive reviews about the quality of food at this restaurant, which is why my…read morehusband and I chose to visit on Saturday, March 14th. We arrived early for dinner, and the place was nearly vacant, with only a group of 4-6 adults and the same number of children in the back, along with a family of four near the entrance. A Hispanic male waiter approached us without greeting and simply asked how many were in our party before seating us in a booth directly in front of the men's bathroom. Sitting near a toilet is unacceptable; it ruins the dining experience regardless of the food's quality. I explicitly asked to be seated elsewhere, away from the restroom. The waiter responded with visible resentment, retrieving the menus with a displeased expression and body language. Instead of accommodating our request, he chose to seat us next to a group of about 12 people, including adults and children. The noise was overwhelming, making conversation impossible. His retaliation for our discomfort was to seat us in the loudest part of the restaurant. Given that the restaurant was nearly empty apart from the two families, this was unreasonable. Frustrated, my husband and I decided to leave. We came expecting a pleasant evening of authentic Mexican cuisine. This waiter clearly needs training in customer service. His attitude has cost this establishment our patronage. As devoted fans of Mexican food who frequently recommend and visit trusted restaurants, we will no longer consider Amaya's Bar & Grill in Red Oak. A server with such an attitude risks turning away loyal customers and damaging a business reputation

Neat little place. The restaurant itself is pretty old and well worn. Not sure if they changed but…read morewas very cautious coming here due to previous reviews. We must have been lucky but everything we ordered (and there were four of us) came out really good. The chile relleno was outstanding and my wife's chimichanga was smoking hot and she really liked it. The server was attentive and the manage/owner was helping out wherever needed. Overall, one of the better Mexican meals we have had in the area...

I never liked seafood. Still don't. But saw they offered things other than seafood. Saw the chicken…read morePo'Boy and went with that. DAMN good idea. Yes it was fried, but it was light and crispy ..almost like tempura Asian style. Mango pico on top was a little different but it went well... could finish it was a huge portion. 4hrs later I Ate the rest of it cold ! And it was still so damn good!

Had dinner here tonight....Food TOO SALTY!! Ordered three fish and shrimp combos...Returned food…read morefor remake asking for a lot less salt. Fish and shrimp still salty. Fries had no salt which was great. Cooks need to lighten up on the salt. Will not be returning..

Charming and eclectic. We were in just for a quick overnight but enjoyed the house and room. We…read morewould come again if ever in the area. Thanks for a nice evening!

While looking for a place to stay in Waxahachie, Texas, I came across The English Merchant Inn, a…read morebed and breakfast. This place intrigued me and decided to book this place for a week, since I was tagging along a business trip my husband had. Check in for this hotel is between 3- 6 pm. Unfortunately, my husband and I were not able to check in during that time and luckily had been able to get ahold of Howard, one of the owners of this place, and told us he would still be awake to check in until ~10 pm, when he goes to bed. But that he would leave the key in the cottage, where I had booked to get in, in case we come in after that. Howard was very nice when we met him (we ended up arriving after 9 pm). He showed us to the cottage, which is a small little place behind the main house (where there are 4 other rooms). The cottage has a king size bed with small living room. The bathroom is just a short few steps away from the sink. There is also a shower and a footed tub. I'm not a fan of baths and so I booked this place specifically for the shower. I wasn't too sure if the rooms inside the main house had showers, as I only saw photos of the footed tub (but there are a few rooms that do. I believe the room on the first floor only has a tub). The living room had a large TV and a Keurig machine with plenty of coffee and tea pods. I liked that a lovely tea set was provided to have my tea made in. As for breakfast, Howard had provided information for 3 places around town that we could get breakfast at. We ended up going to the White Rhino Coffee a few times and also El Mexicano Grill once. Overall, I would say that staying here was comfortable. Howard was very friendly and greatly appreciated him showing my husband and I a tour of the main house and most of the guest rooms (as we were the only ones staying at this bed and breakfast). But there were a few things that I want to mention that was unexpected. One was the daily housekeeping. Because my husband was at work during the day, I was staying in the cottage by myself. On our first day, my husband picked me up during his lunch so that we could pick up lunch at a nearby restaurant and then eat it at the cottage. When we came back, our door was wide open. I was surprised and thought I had forgotten to lock the door. But when I came in, I saw Tony, a friendly employee removing the sheets from our bed and putting on new ones. He told me that normally he comes by in the morning while guests typically would go out for breakfast but that he was late today. I had told him we didn't need housekeeping the next day. However, he came by, but only because I had asked Howard for some more tea pods for the Keurig, so he had Tony come by to provide new ones and clean towels. I didn't know if Tony would come but had a feeling, so I tried to take a shower very quickly when I woke up the next morning. The door that has the sink does not lock and because the way the shower and the mirror at the sink is angled, you can see someone taking a shower. This definitely made me feel uncomfortable, not knowing if Tony would come in for housekeeping and see me. Another thing that I want to mention is the train that goes all day and all night. The first morning we were here, I heard the train sounding the horn at 6:45 am and kept on going. My husband told me that typically the train will sound the horn when passing by intersections so cars know to stay back. I didn't really hear the trains too much later that first night. However, on the last night, the trains were going off all night long. I was so incredibly tired and severely sleep deprived when we woke up early the next day for our flight to fly back home to Los Angeles. I hardly was able to sleep (the train horn is very loud and you can hear it from several miles away). Also just wanted to mention that I heard a rooster around 6:30 am every morning and also heard the rooster in the afternoon each day. Same with hearing dogs barking. These noises didn't bother me but the train sound was definitely a problem. Of course these outside noises are not the fault of The English Merchant Inn but wanted to mention them. I really enjoyed my stay in the cottage at The English Merchant Inn but not entirely sure if I can stay again with all the noise. Where the majority of hotels are in this city, they are on the outskirts of town. According to my husband (he has traveled to Waxahachie several times for work), you can't hear the trains from the hotels, where he stayed before). If I was to stay here again, I would have to bring some really good ear plugs to block out all the noise for a restful night's sleep.

Good wine. I like the Bianca white wine and the red, like a Shiraz. They have charcuterie and pizza…read morefor snacking. Also, some nights there is live music. Music bingo is usually once a month. So fun. Very nice people.

My afternoon at Cassaro Winery was a lot of fun. They have a wide variety of wines. I was…read moreespecially impressed by their sparkling wine. The staff and other customers were all very friendly. The ambience was nice, and the pizza I got was good as well. I highly recommend.