Blessing Hotel Coffee Shop – Authentic Texas Home-Cooked Meals in Blessing, TX

Great down-home food! Nice folks, lunch buffet, chicken fried steak,fried chicken, greens, fish on Fridays, and wonderful yeast rolls and cornbread. Restrooms are down the hall in the hotel itself.

If you want a home cooked meal, this is where you come. You can sit anywhere you like and get as much as you like. The fried chicken is very good. Also, if you have a moment, be sure to look around the hotel. There is plenty to see. Lunch was great. We will be back.

Had lunch here with friends. Such a cool place! The people were friendly. The food was delicious! Will be back

Praise the Lord and Bless the cook at the Blessing Hotel! It’s pure-D homestyle cooking, take all you want but eat all you take. Expect to sit at a larger table visiting with local folks, sheriffs deputies, and a few rambling souls. Good food is the great equalizer. Numerous veggies and 2-3 mains, kept warm on antique but very functional stoves (photo below) plus tea and dessert for $14! The experience alone is worth twice that and the food is slap yo mama good! Little bite of Heaven along the Texas Gulf Coast.

First time there today, March 2021. Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, turnip greens, cornbread(southern style), peach cobbler, all you can eat for 10$. We were there on a Sat at noon and it was not crowded, not a real big dining area. You don't wait long to get your food because it is sitting on the stove in the back room. The menu is very simple, a couple choices for meat and the same for vegetables, a salad and desert and if you want more or you want to try something else just ask. If you've never tried this place it's worth the stop. Serving is back to buffet style on this second trip to the Hotel, Oct 2021. Food just as good as last time, well worth the visit.

This is a cute little place for some homestyle American cooking. I've been there three times now. Saturdays it cost $15 a plate and Sundays is $20. It's a buffet style also. You will definitely fill yourself up. If you are a biker, it's a wonderful place to visit out in the country.

Texas dining experience as never seen before. Walk in, grab a plate, serve yourself, find a table, all you can handle. There is corn, green beans, rice, potatoes, chicken dumplings, fried chicken, chicken fried steak, liver n onions, cream gravy, rolls, cornbread, and a salad bar. Dessert was a peach cobbler and cherry cobbler.

Made the trip via Blessing just to lunch at the coffee shop. We waited a couple minutes to see a worker, then other guests clues us what to do. Then the cashier appeared to guide us and take our money. It was $15 each for the weekend lunch. . The arrangement is a buffet. You get your plate at the cashier, then work through the buffet. There is salad, hot dishes, drinks (water and tea are included), breads, and cobbler. You can make multiple trips, but need to use a fresh plate for each trip. . I got liver and onions, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, and--of course--kernal corn. Expect home-style cooking, you won't be disappointed. . The liver and onions were fantastic. The kernal corn was sweet. The mashed potatoes had lots of lumps, which I like. The star was the fried chicken. . The breading was flavorful and ultra crisp. The meat was juicy and perfectly cooked. It was a nice big breast, with plenty to enjoy. Even so, I went back for a second breast. I picked the largest, which was on the bottom and subject to continued cooking for that reason (the pans are kept on a stove top); it was overcooked for that reason. If you stick to the freshest and are not a glutton, you won't have better fried chicken. . I came away stuffed to the gills. We'll be back.