McDowell Cafe Store
Locally owned restaurant and coffee shop. Closed Sunday.
Read MoreMagnolia Table
You may want to start your day at Magnolia Table, a new restaurant owned by Chip and Joanna Gaines. This new breakfast and brunch spot is open from 6am to 3pm, and closed on Sundays. The earlier you get there, the better! Ride the free LaSalle-Circle Shuttle bus from downtown. Click here for the route. Magnolia…
Read MorePapa Bear’s Cafe & Catering
An American restaurant serving steaks, seafood, chicken fried steak, burgers, and more. Closed Monday.
Read MoreKim’s Diner
Locally owned, Kim’s serves traditional diner dishes and including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dine in a replica of an old 50’s diner.
Read MoreKitok Restaurant
Locally owned Asian restaurant also serving homemade burgers. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Read MoreIHOP – Waco South
IHOP is an American multinational pancake house/diner-style table service restaurant chain that specializes in breakfast foods. Facebook
Read MoreJake’s Texas Tea House
Located in downtown Waco, Jake’s offers southern diner style food in an atmosphere that will take you back to the ’50s. Burgers are served in hubcaps, and they offer blue plate specials on weekdays. The term “Texas Tea” was originally used to describe crude oil, black gold. It became a popular term in the 1960’s.…
Read MoreGriff’s Grill
Locally owned Griff’s serves burgers, steak, dinner plates and sandwiches. Have some fresh-baked, homemade pie for dessert. Closed Sunday.
Read MoreHarvest on 25th
Harvest on 25th exists to serve those passionate about good food and conscientious about the ingredients used. Working with local farms, Harvest on 25th guarantees the most nutritious, local food available. Offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a kids menu. Vegetarian and Vegan friendly. Closed Sunday and Monday. Facebook
Read MoreHealth Camp
Three years after World War II ended, a young Jack Schaevitz built a mobile canteen to serve ice cream and burgers to military personnel at the Connally Air Force Base in Waco. Jack’s cart was such a hit that a year later, in 1949, he opened the Health Camp located on the Waco Traffic Circle. …
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