The Best Small-Town Cafes

The Best Small-Town Cafes

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Find one of the state’s best small-town cafes.

40 Best Cafes

The 40 Best Small-Town Cafes

It took 39 people five months to find the finest purveyors of chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, burgers, and hot apple pie.

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The Pies of Texas

Could it get any better than this?

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Fried Green Pickles

The folks at the Texan Cafe know what the locals like.

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Easy as Pie

Go to Pie Happy Hour at the Blue Bonnet Cafe and be a little sinful.

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The Regulars

Why the usual suspects keep coming back for more.

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Back Talk

January 28th, 2010 at 1:46pm
Lana Martin says:
Brothers Bakery in Marble Falls is a delightful hometown eatery, with hints of big-town taste. The soups are to-die-for, and the sandwiches on freshly-baked bread are some of the best around. For dessert, the pastries remind me of some of the best European delights I’ve had in France or Italy. A definite must-stop on Hwy. 281!

November 8th, 2009 at 3:49pm
Kay Jones says:
Just 25 short miles from Abilene, one will find the Sirloin Cafe. This restaurant has been serving the folks of Texas for almost 50 years. The owner, a third generation restauranteur, serves home-made pies, rolls and numerous desserts that will make any Texan’s mouth water. The chicken-fried steaks, a signature entree, are served on the daily lunch buffet and can always be ordered from the menu. This friendly little restaurant is a full service eatery that will fill anyone’s hunger and bring a satisfied smile of pleasure! Come check out this unique little treasure in Anson, Texas.

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