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“Dixie is a real gem. Excellent food, staff, prices are inexpensive, clean and full of people. People are black, white, brown and they're eating in Johnny Reb's Dixie Diner and knew it when they pulled up. Find it refreshing to see people mixed together enjoying themselves. It's a piece of Americana, the old days where people smile, eat hearty and laugh without being in front of a camera!“
“What a wonderful treat! So far I've enjoyed their chicken sandwich, fish sandwich, and cheeseburger and because I've liked them so much I haven't moved on to anything else on their menu yet, lol. And, because I like spicy food, I've ordered them all to be prepared with their homemade spicy sauce and jalapenos... amazing!! Ask for extra tartar sauce when you order their fish sandwich, it's crazy good! Great food, friendly service, and reasonably priced 👍👍“
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“i look forward to my mid week REWARD! A double meat cheese burger ...EVERY Wed i can count on this burger to be made FRESH and HOT! It is made while i wait. Might take a few min wait but for the BEST BURGER in town...waiting is worth it!“
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“We are very appreciative of the welcoming staff for our bus full of hungry students. Quick, efficient and friendly. We called ahead to both McDonald’s in Hearne and this one was more than willing to accommodate us. Keep up the great job!!!“
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“My husband and I recently stopped at The Edge General Store in Edge, Texas, just outside Bryan and Hearne, and immediately knew we'd found one of those special Texas places that seem to be disappearing.
I originally stopped for lunch, but I left with a story!
The owner, Teresa Bordeau, welcomed us like family and shared the history of the store and the community. What I learned amazed me. The original store was built in 1907 and served the community for generations. After a family tragedy, it closed and sat empty for nearly 40 years before Teresa and her family purchased and restored it in 2007, bringing a beloved piece of Texas history back to life.
The food was incredible. I had what was honestly the best BLT I've eaten in years. One bite took me right back to my childhood. It tasted exactly like the BLTs my momma used to make. In today's world, that's not something you forget.
But what makes The Edge General Store special isn't just the food.
The store is filled with clothing, gifts, antiques, and treasures that make you want to slow down and look around. Every corner has character. Behind the store is a unique gathering space that looks like a converted greenhouse with beautiful old wooden floors, room for live music, dancing, weddings, and community events. The floor itself came from the generosity of customers and local businesses that rallied around Teresa and her family during difficult times.
What really touched me was learning how much the community means to Teresa and how much she means to them. Through personal hardships, including her son's battle with cancer, and through the challenges many small businesses faced during COVID, she kept finding ways to bring people together. In 2020, with very little money to spare, she started a pumpkin patch behind the store to give families a place to gather. That pumpkin patch has since become a local tradition.
As we walked around, preparations were already underway for this year's fall pumpkin celebration. The backyard is full of eclectic displays, antiques, rustic Texas charm, and places where families can create memories. It feels less like a business and more like a community gathering place.
This place is a story about resilience, community, Texas history, and a hometown woman who refused to let an important piece of her community disappear. The Edge General Store is not just a restaurant or gift shop. It is the heart of a small Texas community, and Teresa Bordeau is the reason it is beating again!“