Reba’s - Yantis (TX)

5 /5 David Michael: Friendly staff, tons of options and catering, bakery and ready to heat meals, this place is my wifes number 1 favorite restaurant and one of mine too. We love the rotating specials menu with new options each week and a huge menu that doesnt change to boot. Theyre not afraid of substitutions and special requests and did I mention they were friendly? They are the sweetest people. Great family spot and their prices and on the whole lower than most brunch places. Highly recommend.

5 /5 Lily Fierro: My husband sent me a variety of your fried pies all the way to Wisconsin in a care package! They were delicious, however, when reheating in the toaster oven, they got a little greasy! Still tasted good, and love the thick crust!

5 /5 April Palmer: HIDDEN EAST TEXAS TREASURE! Reba’s is truly a hidden treasure in east Texas on a beautiful stretch of county Hwy just a few miles south of Sulphur Springs. They offer a delicious variety of options throughout the year for lunch, breakfast, take home meals, baked goods, and also offer holiday dishes to be served family style. Everything is made with quality ingredients, from scratch, and with a lot of love. You can taste it. Make sure to take home a few fried pies worth their weight in gold y’all. Also pro tip reheat those bad boys for about 3-4 minutes in the air fryer at 325 degrees! Thanks Reba’s for saving a handful of holiday meals, helping us keep dinner on the table the crazy weeks, saving quite a few birthdays with beautiful delicious custom cakes even last minute. We appreciate the love and work y’all put into our communities through Reba’s!!!! Now I just need to make time to come eat brunch or lunch on that beautiful front porch.

5 /5 Kerri Alexander: Where to start?! This little café is the cutest place! Such a relaxing country atmosphere as soon as you walk in. Very clean too! The staff is very very friendly! My husband had the Texas Topper and I had the Rueben! We both left extremely satisfied! It was perfect and we will absolutely be back!

1 /5 Melissa Klepper: I’ve been wanting to go to Reba’s for months. Finally decided to make the two hour trip for my birthday breakfast. Arrived at 9:45 am on Saturday. Before making the trip I checked their hours and saw 7-3. Since small town businesses have varying hours I also checked Facebook page for and updates or notices of unusual closer for the day. All checked out so we loaded up and got on the road. We finally arrived and saw 3-4 cars in the parking lot and walked up to the door to find a sign that read “we are short staffed, sorry for the inconvenience”. I thought, no problem. We will just have to wait a little longer to be served. No big deal. I reached for the door to open it and it was locked. I heard voices inside so waited a few minutes to see if they needed to send someone to unlock the door. After about 10-15 minutes a lady came to the door and started rambling about being short staffed. I asked if they were open and she said we are getting ready to close. We hope you’ll come back. So needless to say we did not get to try it. It was very disappointing because it could have been avoided by posting the early closure on the Facebook page. This is a very remote location so if you are not a local it’s quite a drive. We will not be going back again because we don’t know when they will be open. So much for trying to support small businesses. I’m sure it’s good but we will never know first hand and will not recommend to anyone. Very poor business practices. We drove through a small town and had breakfast on the way back home. I will still support local small businesses, just not this one. Sorry for the rant. Just thought it might help someone else avoid making a long drive to a closed restaurant.