Cynthia Y.
Yelp
Dive in to THIS dive of homestyle fare!
My first time in this tiny cafe that's across the street from the Aransas Pass HEB grocery.
I sat in the far back at a table because I prefer to see who is coming in. They have booths next to the "room length" mirror.
The waitress comes to and asks for what I shall drink? Tea. Sweet? Yes.
When she brings the tea, I ask her, what are y'all famous for? After all, this little diner has survived 60+ years in business!!
She lights up and says, that's our chicken fried steak and cheese burgers. I hopped on that one!
I'll have a cheese burger. Regular bun or sour dough? Oh, sour dough please.
So glad that I am a meat eater!! That burger was outstanding!!!!! It was messy, and at the end, the sour dough bun was soggy. But what does that mean? Well, little darling, it means that the meat was juicy and the vegetables were fresh and moist.
I was looking around and noticed these waitresses; there were about 10 of them and the place is small, i.e. they're very busy!!
The signs on the walls caught my eye and made me laugh. But the daily menu written on a small white board was a real tell tale sign (yeah, a pun) of pride to work there. Why? The hand writing was not a scrawl. No. It was in perfect handwriting and identical to the advertising on the big screen TV next to it!!
I inquired to the waitress, Angie, as to who wrote it? It was Monica.
So then, Monica came up to me as she was refilling table condiments and spoke to me about her educating her children to write good print and cursive for their future. Nice pleasant conversation with her.
These ladies, and it was easy to notice, that they all got along well together and loved their job too.
I strongly recommend this place, not for the ambiance, but for the well prepared delicious meals, and for the joy snd uplifting conversation that I thoroughly enjoyed with the waitresses, Angie and Monica!! Y'all come back now, ya'hear!
I will!!!!!