Joe Snuffy’s

Although nothing fancy, this restaurant serves a very nice quick lunch in an authentic small town atmosphere at an extremely reasonable price. Servers are friendly and the food was ready very quickly. The half size salad was huge.

Character and kindness. That’s why you should go here. It doesn’t feel plasticy and cookie cutter like a Denny’s or an Ihop and your server will genuinely care about your service rather than some underpaid teenage burnout just working to fuel his nosediving rocker career. I try to visit as many of these types of local diners as possible and this is a good one.

Drove by and thought we didn’t want to go in because we have our 2 year old grand baby. It looked like a bar/​tavern. But after reading the reviews we decided to go.
Glad we did! Food was good, service and atmosphere was perfect! Will definitely go back when we are in town!

I used my Unilocal app to find this café. Service was very nice and attentive.
I wanted to order the chicken friend steak but it is not hand battered and as a Texan I won’t take a chance on that. Waitress said it really was good and many people order it.
I ordered a burger instead. It was large and had a good flavor with a ton of tots.
She recommended the peanut butter pie. It had a good flavor but they topped it with peanut butter reese pieces and the color seemed to melt off the candy. It had an ok flavor but visually was unappetizing.
I plan to return and try some of the other meals I saw the patrons trying

Not sure what Merrideth was smoking but Joe’s was as advertised by the other reviews and other locals. Salads are huge so definitely ask about a half unless you’re really hungry. Burgers are huge as well and the onion rings are very tasty. Service is fast and the people working are hometown nice. Don’t pass this place up because of its location and décor. The little places are usually the best.

Out side looks like a plain bar but when you go in you are greeted by a nice staff. The room has tables and chairs all a round plus the bar. They serve good simple food. And the regulars that come in our very friendly. If in the area do give this place a try.

What a find! Fast, friendly service, and FULL of customers! We fortunately grabbed the last table available. My dad’s pork chops, smoked on site, were cooked perfectly, and the salads my mom and I ordered were fresh, and huge, even though they were half sizes! Best part was the homemade peanut butter pie — rich, smooth, creamy, and topped with tons of Reece’s Pieces! This place is the real small town deal. Don’t forget to grab a souvenir shirt! Can’t wait to wear it around LA when I get back to the big city and show off my Midwest roots: D

Good food. Good atmosphere. Biscuits and gravy are awesome! If you’re in Abilene you should definitely make this a stop on your menu!

This place was nothing to look at on the outside and the inside was just as bad. We saw reviews on here and thought it’d be amazing. What we hoped for was a decent lunch. What we received was a hamburger and chicken sandwich, both of which came from the freezer. I essentially had a chicken patty and my boyfriend had a hamburger from a package. We were thoroughly disappointed in the quality of the food. The server was very nice though, that’s worth the star. I just cannot believe people pay $ 8−10/meal and are happy with something they can have for $ 2 – 3 at Burger King.

We yelled this place while we were going to Abilene to go on the trains. At first glance there is nothing to be impressed about. Same thing once you walked in the door. Other then that this place is really good. The food was amazing, and reasonably priced. Their pancakes were about 10inches and well priced at $ 3 a piece. I myself had the All-​American with two eggs, hashbrowns, my choice of meat and toast. This was really good and again reasonable priced. For two adults, and two children came to $ 26. If this was a cracker barrel or ihop this would of been closer to 40 or more dollars. I will definitely go back to this place when I go back to Abilene.

Worth a stop of I 70. Had the fried chicken special for Sunday brunch. All home made sides, deeeelicious. Service by Heather, awesome. Had to get a mug as a souvenir.

Owner is retired military from NC who «married a German girl,» which explains the weinerschnitzel on the menu and the pulled pork special, which was delicious. Tasty food, fast service, and the most polite teenage waiter ever.

We love this place! I found Joe Snuffy’s via a Unilocal review which read, «Get past the unassuming exterior to the gem inside,» and I’m so glad I did! Great food, wonderful service, full service bar. Everything on the menu is yummy and the portions are huge. All around a great place to eat!

Unilocal Review:
The outside of this establishment looks like a dive bar, but don’t let that fool you. Inside, you’ll find a friendly, homey atmosphere. They have quite a menu (which includes carry out and breakfast all day), but were noted in their TV commercial for their burgers… so that’s what we ordered. We weren’t disappointed. Yummy, and I was stuffed when done. Should have taken a to-​go box for half of the large portion order. Waitress chatted with us a bit and invited us back.

Stopped by for an early Sunday breakfast. Typical country style breakfast options. Meal was cooked to perfection and wait staff was pleasant and attentive.

First, if you are a tourist. Go south of I-​70 on Buckeye (exit 275) past the railroad tracks and turn right on first. If you get lost, just ask a local where Miller’s Tavern used to be.
Now for the food. Maybe some won’t call it a five but in Abilene this place is a ten. My wife and I had the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich and it was one of the best we’ve ever had. The onion rings are made from real onions instead of the frozen stuff you find in most places. The baked beans are marvelous but the coleslaw had a bit too much vinegar for me. The next day my wife had Fried Chicken and I had a Hammer Burger. I won’t bore you with how good it was but I can tell you they actually cook food here. You won’t get the frozen mocrowaved barely edible stuff found in the north end of town. It’s less than 2 miles south of I-​70 and well worth the extra time. Enjoy. I sure did.

We came here since my Dad knew about the place from a previous visit. Service was prompt and friendly. We both ordered the lunch special which was chicken fried steak; it was seasoned and cooked perfectly. We had mashed potatoes and green beans; the mashed potatoes were the real thing! I’d recommend this place if you want home style cooking.

This place used to be located in the Bowling Alley located just off I-​70 but recently moved into it’s own location more into the interior of Abilene. Menu is still the same but now offer beer. Just a simple hometown place with good food and atmosphere. Often has Daily Specials. Closed on Tuesdays.