Kyle Pearce

A rare gem of a small, home-style restaurant. It’s a tiny cafe on the east side of Decatur. So glad I found this place! My meal was delicious and made from scratch. The chocolate pie was delicious too. No complaints. Great service. Will definitely be back 👌🏽

+2

SouTex Traveller

Sit yer caboose at the Whistle Stop for some good groceries in a classic throw-back, but not kitschy restaurant. Homemade pies are always a good start, the lunch specials have generous portions, and the menu items are tasty as well. Not a bunch of tables and popular with the locals so can get filled up at noon which slows the kitchen some, but the food is fresh and hot, the locals friendly and the service hustles. Then check out the station next door made entirely of petrified wood!

+2

Branana D

Cute little place with a mom and pop feel. 2 lunch specials, 1 burger, 3 drinks, and a slice of pie was $60 before tax and tip. I'm adding pics of the menu, but they have signs up that due to raising food costs they add $2 to each item. Husband and teen LOVED IT. I didn't love it as much because I had to hear repeatedly from my child how their food is so much better than mine. Mixed feelings on that. 😁 Go, go early. Try to make it at 11. There's only a few tables. They close at 2, closed on weekends.

+2

Dante Preciado

Very good place, I stopped in Decatur for a quick bite to eat and left very full the biscuits and gravy were very rich n flavor and u can say the biscuit was amazing, I loved every aspect of the cafe. The old diner feel the old town vibe. To the locals talking about the local talent and how they are playing state champions, super dope, I gotta go back and try the chili and the pies they looked very good

+1

Nose2wind

Quick attentive service in a historical setting. Food was good as well, plentiful portions also. Price seemed a little high for the lunch special, but food is getting high everywhere. I would return.

+7

Michael McCorkle

Really cool place from days gone by. Like stepping back into 1970s small town Texas/Oklahoma. Food was pretty good. Staff were fine, not overly friendly, but certainly not rude. It's definitely worth a stop for the nostalgia. Lots of great looking pies that we didn't get to try. Will visit again.

+1

Dan Mark

My wife and I dropped by for lunch in early April 2024. The place was crowded and people kept arriving in a steady stream - but still the wait was not long at all. We had the bacon cheeseburger and the chicken burger. Both were nice and tasty - freshly made. The prices were fair for what you get served. The service quick and professional. The house itself is quite nice and interesting - so is the adjacent old gas station. This is a nice place worth and visit - also if just passing through town as we did.

mike phillips

Love the atmosphere Service was fair, but they were busy Food was par,lacking in quality control IMO The gas station and old motel next door is worth the stop too

Aliscia V

Stopped for breakfast at this cute historic restaurant, definitely gave you historic vibes when you walk in. Limited seating but such a cute spot. Coffee was fresh & hot and the breakfast portions are big!

Judy Angliss

My husband & I, saw this place on Texas Country Reporter. We're always looking for mom/pop coffee shops. We loved the old, historical building. The Cafe is located only 30 miss. from where we live. My Spanish omelet was "stuffed" with bacon & veggies. My wheat toast was cold, & hash browns were undercooked. My husband's French toast, eggs, sausage we're decent. Unfortunately, the service wasn't as friendly as the Texas Country Reported stated. At 9 a.m. they were busy. But, not to busy to say good morning. After all it was Christmas time. We expected to find a much friendlier atmosphere. The waitress was moving so fast, when she served us, our coffee before my husband could ask for creamer, she'd already turned her back & walked away. Cute place but we won't return.