Blessing Hotel Coffee Shop

I love the food at Blessing Hotel. It's all home cooked food and different days has different food on their help your self and yes you can go back for seconds, too, meal of the day of the week.Service is always friendly and helpful. It's quaint, old time atmosphere makes you feel back home with your great grandparents kitchen. You sit at large tables with plenty of room for everyone. If only walls could talk...

They are open for breakfast and lunch only. It is $14 for all you can eat homemade food and it is absolutely great. I met my dad there for lunch on Thursday which was fried chicken day with all the trimmings. The fried chicken was great and was accompanied by mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, homemade rolls and peach cobbler. There were many other vegetables and even a salad bar. I ate so much I didn't even eat supper that evening. I will definitely be coming back this place was wonderful. The hotel is extremely old and has been there since the horse and buggy days. The original front desk and check in are still used just like in the old west movies. Anyone coming through has got to stop and check this place out. I would even make a trip to come eat and stay here.

Great coffee, great breakfast! If you're still in town at lunchtime, they have an amazing hot, homemade lunch, and a great, friendly service! And the cost is friendly, too! You can't beat that!Patricia Schultz Blessing, Texas

Great food, and super friendly service!! It was like walking into your mom's kitchen!!

This restaurant is where it's at. I've been coming here for about 35 years now and it's still some of the best home cooking you can get in the US. My parents still drive from Houston about 1.5 hrs away just to eat here and now I make the short drive too.They're only open for breakfast and then lunch for a few hours a day, that's when you want to come and sample all the homemade entrees and sides. Tuesday is polish sausage, fried chicken and turkey and dressing, thursdays has an OK lunch selection. Friday is Mexican themed but also has catfish and beef tips. Saturdays is chicken fried steak and thanksgiving dinner.I love the homemade rolls. Desserts are my least favorite item on the serving line, but it's mainly because I don't like cobblers. Keep in mind that some of the food here is on the salty side. Service is very friendly and casual to say the least. They work on the honor system.

Love this place best coffee shop in two county's I get my coffee here every day !! And mrs Helen is the best love her so much couldn't ask for a more generous loving woman to visit with!!

WOWZERS!! I can't express how amazing this place was. If you want a fast breakfast go somewhere else. If you want a home cooked, local produce and yard eggs and a meal cooked exactly when you order it go here!! It takes a while to place your order and get it but it is worth the wait. We had an amazing breakfast there. The western omelet was incredible thanks for Ms Helen and the coffee was one of the best I have ever had! We were just disappointed that we were so full and couldn't participate in the amazing buffet that was about to happen. The Blessing Hotel is a place where you will step back in time and be so pleasantly pleased that you did.

Awesome, fun, old-timey place if you like Southern country food! Historic hotel with some "historic" old-timers cookin' up the good stuff. Worth a swerve out of your way, on the way somewhere else.

Classic, southern-style comfort food in an old hotel, well worth the stop/trip. We were there on a Sunday, and the turkey/dressing and other meats/gravy were all good. Sides and desserts were so-so, and breads were good. Hard to beat $13 for such a buffet and experience.

Self-serve home cooking! The day we were there, a Monday, we had fried chicken, sausage, beef tips in gravy, and the best squash and pinto beans. Found some gravy on the back stove when I went back for another small piece of chicken. I always eat here when I'm in the area.