Five East Texas Restaurants That Are Worth Going Out Of The Way For

Situated along Hwy. 155 south of Tyler in Noonday at Big Eddie Road sits a big blue store! Not only is this a gas station, it's also a place to go to get one of the best burgers in the world! In addition to their burgers, they also serve up some great country cookin' too!

Sitting on the southeast corner of the four-way stop in Flint sits the 4 Way Cafe! Sit back and watch the traffic go by at the four way while having breakfast or lunch or you could stop in on your way home and pick up a ready to heat casserole to pop in the oven when you get home for a 'home cooked' meal!

A Kilgore legend, the Back Porch serves up a good time with home cooked food. There are a ton of options from their menu - patty melts, sandwiches, burgers, chicken dinners, salads and all kinds of appetizers. This place even hosts live music on the porch each Wednesday through Saturday.

Once featured in an issue of Paula Deen's cooking magazine, this small town restaurants sits almost across the street from the Van Zandt County Courthouse on Hwy. 64 in Canton and serves up some great home cookin' featuring burgers, sandwiches, catfish and all kinds of country sides.

This family ran restaurant is serving up some great Tex-Mex in East Texas. It's easy to pass this place up when going through White Oak, but if you're ever in the area and have a craving for Tex-Mex head to the little white and red building across the street from Brookshire's!