Nana Greer's Family Table Restaurant

Service was great we had a knowledgeable waitress who answered all our questions even though they got very busy. The food was delicious.

Stopped there on a Sunday morning driving down I35.Got there around 11.15, so before the church crowd and we didn't have to wait for a table.Our waitress was friendly and attentive. Food came out pretty quickly and was delicious. The French toast was light and satisfying. The omelette was just the right consistency, and the cheese was ooey and gooey on the inside. I had asked for extra crispy hashbrowns, and they got it just right. Overall a great experience! We also took a cinnamon roll to go; our total was around $34 for our food, two coffees, and a juice.Only "downside" is they don't serve alcohol, so no mimosas.It's on our list for future visits!

Been here twice, on the weekend expect a wait that is well worth it! The food here is amazing, as is the staff! They serve a nice selection with larger portions. Decorated cute! The restrooms are clean but not handicap accessible, and stalls are smaller.

The Buffet was defiantly worth it. Finally someone knows how to cook breakfast. I like all of it and I am a fussy breakfast eater. Just so you know the cinnamon roll is the largest I've ever seen.

We stopped in on our road trip for the holidays. My son and hubby ordered breakfast items. We always appreciate having breakfast available for lunch/dinner! The waitress was delightful and welcoming. I had chicken fried steak. The steak itself was hot and delicious but my mashed potatoes were not hot. I'm sure they would have corrected it but I just ate my steak and enjoyed it. This was a nice alternative to fast food. My son REALLY enjoyed his cherry crisp pie a la mode! I would stop here again.

Nana Greer's is right off of I-35 and we like to patronize locally-owned restaurants rather than chain fast food, so it seemed like a good choice for lunch.The place was busy (seemed to be mostly locals) but there were a few empty tables and we were seated promptly. No frills atmosphere, it's a plain small town diner that probably hasn't seen any decor updates this century but our server was friendly and the food was good with more-than-adequate portions. I had a bacon cheeseburger and my wife had a BLT, both served with fries, just water to drink and the check came to 22 bucks plus tip, a little on the spendy side. NG's is probably a solid 4 stars but I hate it when I have to wait for our server to collect my credit card and finally have to chase her down to pay my bill.

We just stopped in at 8:15 Tuesday evening for dinner and the restaurant was closed and looks like it has been closed for a while now.****. Update. We drove by the restaurant the next morning and it was open so they must have either changed their hours or closed early the night before.

We've had breakfast here a couple times and its been great. In our last visit, I had French toast. You can get two or three pieces but two are more than enough as they use thick French bread. Lots of butter and warmed-up syrup are key toppers. I also ordered a side of crispy bacon and it came out perfectly. In this seat-yourself restaurant, it feels like home. Many locals gather in groups, toting in their own coffee mugs, ready for building community and enjoying each other's company and conversation. All orders are taken on iPads which always throws me off in this small town restaurant. Service is efficient and friendly. "Home cookin' so good you'll think we stole your mother."

We can't get enough of the great food and service. Always a must stop when we are in town for the races. Our server today was probably the best yet. Jocelyn was so friendly and suggested the French toast. OMG. So delicious. If you love hash browns you will need to try the deluxe or supreme.

The best meals in town. That best comfort food you can find in town. The servings are adequate and the prices don't break the bank. Great option for breakfast or lunch! Wish they were open 24/7.