Bubba's Cooks Country - Dallas
Restaurant · Greenville Ave ·
Retro diner serving country cooking, fried chicken, and yeast rolls
Retro diner serving country cooking, fried chicken, and yeast rolls
"Get a fried chicken plate for a great price at this longstanding Dallas favorite. The mashed potatoes with cream gravy are heavenly, and the green beans are the right choice for a bit of fiber. Bubba’s also serves a mean breakfast, with dishes like pancakes, biscuit sandwiches, egg plates, and cinnamon rolls by the dozen. The aesthetic exudes a 1950s diner vibe that’s all kinds of casual. Nothing fancy, just solid fried chicken." - Courtney E. Smith
"With a one-piece fried chicken meal ringing in for under $10 and a three-piece for under $17, diners at Bubba’s can crunch into some of the best fried chicken in the Big D at a price point a family can manage. The University Park restaurant also offers chicken-fried steak, chicken tenders, and catfish at comparable prices. Dine in to experience its old-school vibe, checkered floors, and mirrored wall, but if you’re in a rush, get your chicken to-go." - Courtney E. Smith
"There are a lot of spots to grab a chicken fried lunch in town, but dropping in on this historic spot is a must. Grab a platter with your favorite cuts of meat and two sides for a steal of a deal. Hang out in the old school diner-esque dining room, which is surreally surrounded by the fancy spots around SMU." - Courtney E. Smith
"With a name like Bubba’s, great fried chicken makes sense, but this Dallas classic thoroughly exceeds expectations. The #1 combo – a piece of chicken, one side, and a roll – makes for an excellent light lunch, but go ahead and splurge on the three piece if you’re in the mood." - Courtney E. Smith
"Not feeling like cooking on a Monday, I went to Bubba’s for some of Dallas’s finest fried chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans; it was wonderful, and if it’s been a minute since you visited Bubba’s, this is your sign to get yourself over there." - Courtney E. Smith