The Nook CKMC

LoVE the food here, I have gone a few times but tonight we had a cheese burger (always perfectly cooked with a soft fresh bun and fresh lettuce and tomatoes) I tried the new Philly chesesteak and that was amazing. Fresh bun, thin sliced beef, very juicy, I really didn't need extra condiments. Clean tasting tea.
Had a live singer that was great. Its a neighborhood restaurant so it could have been turned down 1 notch so I could talk to my friends without yelling, but it didn't lower the stars- its a bar not a library :)

Love the spicy wings mmmm made for great snow day

Fun place. Meal served by a robot. Very unique. Flat bread breakfast was good. Waitstaff came by frequently to refresh drinks. Would go back.

fantastic celina hideaway. located in light farms The Nook has a great friendly vibe. a neighborhood pub type feel. see Dalton and Zoe. personable, and great service.

Food was good, but could be better with more seasoning to add flavor. Had the elote and would suggest mixing corn with seasoning, cheese, cream, then top with spices and such.

Convenient and tasty. Food is always really good. I have never eaten in but the to go works well. Ordering online makes it convenient. Only improvements would be a way to specify the pickup time so advanced ordering would be possible.

Great food and drinks and a friendly staff, my only complaint is them not requiring masks for those making or serving food. I live at home with a cancer patient, so I try to be as cautious as possible. Please reconsider requiring your staff that are serving and delivering food to wear masks.

The food is pretty good, and they offer a nice variety of entrees from flatbread pizzas and salads to burgers and sandwiches.

Good food. Lots of football screens. But to loud (crowd noise). Actuqlly triggered my tinnitus. Other than that pretty cool. Even had a new waiter robot.

It unfortunate that the servers and cooks no longer adhere to the Texas mask mandate. When I look back in the kitchen and don’t see any of the cooks wearing masks properly it makes me uneasy. Some don’t have masks at all and most have them down around their neck not covering their mouth or nose. We have given them multiple chances and tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but after multiple occurrences like this we will not be returning because we don’t believe they follow good food safety practices. If they can’t follow a simple mask mandate, what other food safety practices might they be glossing over? It’s a shame, for a community restaurant you would think they would do more to protect their neighbors.