Y’all Come Back Cafe

Fresh, made from scratch entrees and desserts (meringue pies and fried pies). Breakfast served all day. Friendly staff. Totally worth a stop!

Excellent home cooking! We try to make regular visits when we can. Lois is the best waitress there. Ask for her … Seriously

Great place for breakfast just good olé country down home folks, they do their best to make you feel like you belong all u gotta do is keep coming around. Lunch and dinner are great as well. Don’t know which is better breakfast or the homey feeling you get when u go there. The breakfast will make you a coffee drinker. Richard W.

Had breakfast with a ladies golfing group at Ya’ll Come Back Café! We all loved it! Fried pies are super and really only possible con was too many tables to navigate through. Food was good country cooking and to die for pies!

The food was tasty, but nothing better than what I could get at Sonic or IHOP. The service was lacking because the waitress was slightly rude answering our questions when we walked in. She basically took our order, brought our drinks and food, and that was it. Never came back to check on us after we received our food. However, the cashier at the door was very pleasant. We probably won’t be going back.

Awesome chicken fried steak. Got the salad bar instead of one of my sides. Mixed salads tasted home made. Best fried pie ever. Got the chocolate pecan. MMmmm. Nice light flakey crust. Can’t beat it for the price. Great local place.

You can’t go wrong at Ya’ll Come Back Café if you are looking for a continental casual restaurant in Texas’ 4^th smallest county.
Bun on the burger is amazing. Fries are thick and crispy.
Fried pies taste homemade from scratch… even the chocolate pudding.
Not much on healthy options here, so loosen up your belt and bring your artery floss.

I love trying local places when I’m travelling and the Y’all Come Back Café is just my cup of tea. While it was a bit lacking in décor, it made up for it in droves of local color. I’m guessing there are rarely tourists in Emory, so you can count on the fact that most restaraunts are local hangouts. But this definitely seemed to be the sort of place folks went to on a very regular basis, if not daily.
The lunch special was great and super affordable. For $ 6.99 I got popcorn shrimp and wonderful cornmeal breaded catfish, with mashed potatoes heaped with gravy, corn on the cob, and a big bowl of cornmeal muffins and biscuits. Add to this a huge glass of sweet tea (I ordered mine half sweet, half regular and was well pleased) and you will find yourself STUFFED. Also available was a huge salad bar with yummy okra pickles and some incredibly delicious pickled green tomatos that I’ve been trying to track down to bring home. I only wish I had saved room to try a fried pie. Highly recommended if you love roadside cafes and local dives.