What was the name of the small restaurant chain that was in Huntsville, Lufkin, and other locations that was named Texas..... I believe was owned by the Lampo Family of Bryan.
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I am the king of looking up old restaurants and I have no idea what you're talking about.
Am sleep deprived currently don't remember its name but there office was on WJB northbound side near park in metal building that is a chi office currently i believe.
Cattle Company?
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Tejas Cafe I think
Maybe, but was thinking texanna cafe maybe grill
I was the Director of Operations. It was indeed Tejas Cafe.
There were also stores in Brenham and Conroe.
The one in Brenham had onion rings with a chili dipping sauce that was off of the menu.
You had to know someone that worked there to get it.
The one in Brenham had onion rings with a chili dipping sauce that was off of the menu.
You had to know someone that worked there to get it.
I remember their catchy jingle from my days as an on air personality….
Tejas Cafe, where all of your friends are…
What do you say, Tejas Cafe…
(Or something along those lines)
Heard that way too many times at 1 am and full of caffeine.
Tejas Cafe, where all of your friends are…
What do you say, Tejas Cafe…
(Or something along those lines)
Heard that way too many times at 1 am and full of caffeine.
There was a Texas Land and Cattle Company restaurant in Lufkin
jasonw said:
There was a Texas Land and Cattle Company restaurant in Lufkin
That chain had locations as far out to Arizona but they're down to one in Austin.
Tejas Cafe. Now you know!!PS3D said:
I am the king of looking up old restaurants and I have no idea what you're talking about.
PS3D said:
I am the king of looking up old restaurants and I have no idea what you're talking about.
The king is dead.
Tejas Cafe southwest chicken with queso was the bomb in 1991/92
Nobody's perfect.halibut sinclair said:PS3D said:
I am the king of looking up old restaurants and I have no idea what you're talking about.
The king is dead.
used to LOVE eating at Tejas in Brenham. to this day, the best damn honey mustard I've ever ate. Chicken tenders, salad, etc. great on everythingStupe said:
There were also stores in Brenham and Conroe.
The one in Brenham had onion rings with a chili dipping sauce that was off of the menu.
You had to know someone that worked there to get it.
I never ate there, but that was one jingle that lived in my brain forever
tripperwill said:
I never ate there, but that was one jingle that lived in my brain forever
As soon as I saw the name, that's what popped in there.