City Center Cafe

Lovely cafe on the square. I had breakfast here one weekday morning when I had time to kill in town. I had the #1, with an over easy egg, hashbrowns, ham, and toast. It was easily the best egg that I've ever had. I'm usually not a fan of eggs, but if I had known it would be that good, I would have ordered two eggs!

Service was lovely, as well. The cheerful young lady who waited my table seems like a genuinely lovely person. I hope they are paying her what she is worth, because she really brightened my day. :)

I saw that there was another review saying service was too slow, but that was not my experience. I found it to be exactly the right tempo. I didn't have to wait long, but I didn't feel rushed out the door, either.

Highly recommended!

Food and service are always great.

I had chicken fried steak the gravy was water down mash potato were not good as they were when they first open very bland

Love this place cause the. The whole place and the the people make you feel sooo comfortable and not in a hurry. Food is always great.

We had to make an emergency trip to Lubbock (driving), and we had been searching for somewhere to eat breakfast. This place did not show up when asking Google to search places open for breakfast.
We saw it, quite by accident. It was barely 6:20 am, and we were just rolling along, we passed a light and I just happened to look over to my right and saw at least 25-30 vehicles I'm the street.
I told my husband to turn up the next street and let's go see whats going on. HIDDEN GEM! The server was beyond Awesome. Seriously, they were understaffed and she was taking care of at least 25 or 39 customers by herself! She kept everyone's drinks full, was buzzing around like a busy bee, and all wi4u a huge smile. This beautiful lady enjoyed her job, and taking vare of people and it definitely showed!
The food was delicious, hot, and plentiful. Portion sizes perfect. Hot coffee kept coming without asking, and she never complained once.
We will most certainly make thus a stop on our next trip. This place need more marketing. It is worth the stop.

My husband had their meatloaf plate, try it you will go back. I had a grilled chicken sandwich, the atmosphere was nice waitstaff was attentive. Prices we're reasonable so whenever we drive thru you bet we will be making a pit stop.

Ordered the grilled chicken ($9.99). The WORST I’ve ever had. It must have been frozen (not fresh) and was rubbery, over cooked with nothing but seasoning salt sprinkled on top. The frozen green beans were bland and awful.

Fried jalapeños, kid’s cheeseburger and fries were very good. Avoid the healthy options at all costs.

Stopped on the way to Hunt TX. Staff was friendly. The handcut fries were cooked to perfection. Can't really mess up a bacon grilled cheese. Menu selection was hearty.

This location has been a restaurant for a tiny few years. It tried to be a bar but the community didn’t want a bar. The last time I was in there they were so painfully slow I left without ordering. It’s obviously a monopoly if you want a full breakfast served to your table. There is no other breakfast in town that is not fast food. When I walk in and find 10 tables already seated and one poor server trying to wait on all those people and run the register I know I’m at defeat. I didn’t wait around to find out how long it takes to get breakfast on the able.

Under the previous brand lunch was painfully slow too. The food was neither remarkable or bad but the place has a well earned reputation for not enough table servers for the people wanting to eat with them. I wouldn’t want to guess what it’s like when district court convenes or the local ranching family has their fall sale of animals. I wouldn’t want to see the first day of deer hunting season. The farmer’s and ranchers and merchants come together in every small town to solve all the world’s problems at the cafe every day. With the speed at which this place goes they’ll have time to solve the problems for 3-4 counties surrounding them. Most of us have to solve the world’s problems and still be at work on time.

40 years ago there were seven groceries competing and several cafes running a full menu. One has to be a little crazy and willing to work around the clock to be successful operating a cafe. The community increased in population 10% in the last census cycle but the ability to get something to eat has all but rotted completely away. The only new businesses I can find down there some way or another point toward alcohol. The country club just outside of town came out of the starting gate like a rocket ship in 1969, but by today the only thing left out there is golf and a short order grill.

Concerning this place if I want cooked to order breakfast I’m stuck with them. I offer criticism hoping they will see their errors and put some more staff on the floor. I have to believe that others’ are put off by their amazing speeds. I believe there’s plenty of business for a diner done right, or two, or three. One other brave soul has put in very elegant dining but they are not in he breakfast business. I can only hope that someone will put in more comfort food...blue collar dining because the people still live there and it’s needed.

Good food and prices. Good service frindley. Only problem i had was had to pass kitchen to go to restroom. Theyhzdmusic blaring rap which to each there own but when they play music dropping fbomb from the kitchen for customers to hear. Sorry i have a proem with. My dugis get some bluetooth ear buds you can listen to Whatever you want without offending customers.