Isaack Restaurant
$ • American
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1606 Main St, Junction
(325) 446-2629
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I manage a local motel and recommend Isacks every day. Great food and one of the best salad bars I have ever seen.
Never ever have I had such bad customer service. We are here on a hunting trip and went in to have an early dinner. With us in our hunting party is my father in law who has a service dog. We had to leave due to her after arguing with the waitress and the manager. 1st off it is against the law to ask for verification of the dog being a service dog. 2nd she is wearing a vest that states not only what kind of service dog she is but also that she is one. If you do not know the laws...read full review
Excellent meal and service today! Hearty beef soup was just the ticket for a cold day
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 6AM - 2PM |
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Isaack Restaurant offers delicious meals in a cozy atmosphere, making customers feel at home. The lunch combo and salad bar are standouts, with everything being fresh and tasty, and a nice choice of dressings. Breakfast is also a great option, and the restaurant is welcoming to families with young children. The cat fish blackened is a recommended dish, and the overall vibe is old school cool. Recent visitors praised the exceptional service, the cute salad bar, and the tasty Junction special. The chicken fried steak with fries was tender and flavorful, and the fries were good though not crispy enough. The coconut pie was considered the best ever, especially for coconut lovers. The restaurant also hosts celebrations, like birthdays, with great staff and good food, and is appreciated for its cozy ambiance, tasty coffee, and hashbrowns. Visitors also enjoyed the homemade feel of the food, including handcut fries and hearty burgers, feeling like they were visiting a warm, friendly hometown diner or Mom's house.