Virgie’s Place
$ • Southern, American, Pet FriendlyAbout Virgie’s Place
Customers' Favorites
Biscuits and Gravy and Bacon
Loaded Chicken Wrap
Philly Cheese Steak
Crinkle Cut Fries
Meatloaf Special
Cheeseburger
Onion Rings
Side Salad
Hamburger
And Fries
Virgie’s Place Reviews
Some of the best food I've tasted with phenomenal service and great prices. This hole in the wall old convenience store turned restaurant is worth the drive and stop in to eat. Everything cooked to order and taste great. The cheese curds are homemade and the best I've had anywhere. I personally suggest trying out the Radical Rooster. We did not get the chance to try their breakfast, but if their lunch/dinner menu is any indication, I would believe their breakfast knocks it out...read full review
The food was delicious! We had the chicken fried steak special. The peach cobbler was fantastic! We will definitely revisit. Very friendly staff too.
Had the Patty melt today. it was awesome. it was caramelized onions and swiss cheese and nothing else. It was Heaven. I really want to try the Dirty South Burger. it sounds so interesting.
Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 6AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Virgie’s Place is a small, excellent restaurant in Texas known for its friendly people and great service. This hole-in-the-wall diner offers a variety of delicious meals like the western omelette, cheeseburger, chicken fried chicken, and fried catfish on Fridays. The hamburgers stand out, featuring huge, moist patties that require plenty of napkins. Their sweet potato fries and funnel cake fries are a must-try as well. Customers have praised the homemade and fresh breakfast, noting that the food is some of the best home cooking found on the road. Everything is cooked to order and tastes great, with highlights including homemade cheese curds and the Radical Rooster. The staff, particularly Leslie, is very welcoming and attentive, making sure drinks don’t run empty. Recent visitors enjoyed the Patty melt, which was caramelized onions and Swiss cheese, describing it as heaven. They also ordered a western omelet with no peppers, hashbrowns, and toast, which was cooked perfectly and was one of the best breakfasts in a while. Others stopped by while traveling and tried a Jalapeño Bacon Hamburger, a 1/2 pound burger, and a Ruben, both of which they found excellent. Overall, Virgie’s Place is a must-try spot for anyone passing by, with many visitors looking forward to returning for its homemade, fresh, and tasty home cooking.