Genma Panda

I had read the good reviews ahead, particularly one review stating they had the best biscuits and gravy she had ever tasted. Challenge accepted! Ordered biscuits with sausage gravy. Our fantastic waitress advised the gravy was homemade. 10/10 Completely lived up to the hype. Absolutely delicious!! Ordered a single Pancake on the side in case my biscuits and gravy were bust. Pancake was also delicious covered in fresh fruit (including very large sweet blueberries!!) Topped with powdered sugar and whipped cream. Everything was SO GOOD. Coffee refills kept coming, staff were very friendly and attentive. Prices were very affordable. Can't recommend them enough.

Suzy Kerr

This is the best breakfast I have had in a while! Light and fluffy omelet, crispy hashbrowns, and sour dough toast. Didn't make it past the omelet and coffee! French toast order by my breakfast date, was delicious and topped with fresh fruit! Highly recommend this cute place :)

+4

We were visiting the area for a weekend trip and my husband picked this restaurant based on good reviews They are not wrong! Everything was delicious! We finished our plate! Waffles are light. Eggs are fluffy. Hashbrown is soft and crispy on the outside, bacon has sweetness to it which I like very much. Service was great and food was excellent. The ceiling can use some fixing and remodeling.

Lisa Contreras

Great local breakfast place! They service lunch too.

Kiara Maldonado

The food and service were remarkable. The dining space was limited so if you aren’t able to get there early, there is a wait time. Luckily my family and I beat the rush and were seated without any trouble. The food was delicious and the portions were quite big. There was a public parking lot available to park. I would highly recommend!

+1

Wendy Jackson

This is a really cute spot that I looked up on Google. The reviews were all good so we decided to stop. The spicy wings and waffles were really good. My husband had an omelet and really enjoyed it as well.

Mary Smith

We stopped in the other day and it’s a fairly typical diner vibe. Friendly welcome and good service. Good portions. We were disappointed in the food. The pancakes were heavy and doughy and the bacon was overcooked. My eggs came out cold. We will probably not stop back in again.

+9

Lawrence-Christopher Finley Sr

Pelican Grill feels like stepping into a time capsule—in a mostly good way. Think 1960s diner energy with a food-truck level of simplicity. No-frills plates, basic flatware, mason jars for drinks… oddly charming, honestly. It has that comfortable, locals-only feel, and judging by the packed room—families, couples, and what looked like a lot of regulars—it clearly has a loyal following. For food, I kept it classic: two eggs over easy, hash browns, and bacon. The eggs and hash browns were fine—nothing offensive, nothing memorable. But the bacon… whew. Two thin, pre-cooked strips that barely took up a quarter of a very large plate. Not the end of the world, but definitely disappointing if you come in hungry or expecting a hearty breakfast. You’ll want to order extra, no question. What really stuck with me, though, was the service. The tattooed women working there? Genuinely cool—refreshing personalities compared to much of what I’ve seen around town. Great vibe, visually and culturally. But emotionally? Ice cold. Stone-faced. Dry. It felt less like hospitality and more like they were tolerating us rather than being welcoming. And that’s the thing—breakfast food has to work with the service, not fight against it. I left wondering if the food alone was good enough to justify coming back if I re-visited Texas and dealing with that kind of interaction again. For me, probably not. Which is a shame, because the place itself has character and potential. A little more warmth and a little more bacon would go a long way.

gary abbie

Was going at least once a week sometimes twice. I actually met the manager. She was very nice. Now that being said I will never go back again. The first bad experience I had was the waitress coughing over and over into her hand! She would also go into the kitchen and I could hear her Coughing in there! I said I need to leave. I didn’t wait for breakfast. I just left.. I did go back again because she was a nice person and the food is pretty good. I do understand needing to make a living. The next time I went, I brought a friend and the waitress we had was very rude and would not wait on us. My friend asked another waitress why she wouldn’t wait on us. Did we make her mad or something we asked. So this waitress waited on us and did a good job, but I decided never to go back. I will bring my money to another establishment. Things cost too much to be treated rudely, especially to an established customer and a first time Customer. Gary

Sarah Roos

Me and my boyfriend went to have some breakfast. She took his drink order. Never asked me what I wanted to drink. Thought that was odd. The waitress that came over while she was sitting at the counter. She was picking her nose. I’ve never seen anything quite like that. There was not any salt on the eggs. I don’t even like salt thank God they had that crusty Tabasco sauce. I will never return and I recommend that you don’t either.

Natalie Bozka

Got an avocado toast with egg on it. Nothing was supposed to be on top of my egg, there was wayy too much thick pepper and salt on top I had to scrape off. And my toast was not toasted. So it was soft and soggy. Waitress never came by and there wasn’t a lot of people there. Orange juice was hot. Didn’t get napkins. Asked 3 times for a box and napkins waited an hour to get those things. Never coming back food wasn’t that great either.

If your claim to fame is “good food and friendly service” the staff should extend the friendly service part to their interactions on the phone. We called the morning of November 21 at 6:55. I understand they don’t open until 7 but we figured if they answered they could take our order. Instead, when we asked to place an order we were met with a woman who said “we aren’t open yet, you are going to need to give us 10-15 minutes”. That is not friendly service. It’s bizarre they would answer the phone if they and then say they won’t take an order until 5-10 minutes after they open. When we did call at 7:10AM she took the order, but she still had an annoyed tone. Overall, we felt like unvalued customers. Unfortunately the less than stellar experience didn’t stop here. The Avocado Eggs Benedict was not good. The egg was way over done, not runny at all and for some reason whoever prepared this thought that brown avocados was a good touch. The corned beef hash and the French toast just plain tasted bad. The tacos and the hash browns were ok. This was a really poor experience and we won’t be back and I recommend you find somewhere else for your breakfast needs. McDonald’s would’ve been a better bet than the Pelican Grill. Additionally, I reached out to the business via email and never received a response back. Clearly this business does not care about their customers whatsoever.

savannah yancey

This restaurant has so much potential but this place sucks. The workers don’t even have any type of uniform. The worker stood at my table for a good 2 minutes and didn't say anything but just stare at me. I had no clue it was a waiter because she didn’t have a badge, work shirt, or a notebook to take my order. They all did have shorts that were revealing. The staff seemed so out of it and NOT FRIENDLY at all. they made me feel uncomfortable to ask for refills and a new set of silverware because they kept giving me stank faces. The silverware was NOT clean and i had to wash it in my water. They got my order wrong and when i asked them to remake it and she got offended. i won’t be coming back.