-Eastern). I love 'em both. I woke up not feeling like spending the morning in the kitchen so I think we’re going to go to Cleburne Cafeteria: http://www.cleburnecafeteria.com/ It’ll be a traditional dinner with... (1 reply, last updated by oltheimmer December 25, 2006)

in predominately black neighborhood in near north Houston. Very good ribs, good brisket and side dishes. Texas Monthly magazine rated Top Ten and Top Five Texas BBQ places. Thanksgiving Dinner: Cleburne Cafeteria, Bissonnet St... (9 replies, last updated by MA6564 November 8, 2008)

' by the waitresses, tho! Home-style cooking places in Houston that I’ve tried don’t impress me – BBQ Inn, Triple A diner, West Gray Cafe, Barnaby’s. The best may be Cleburne Cafeteria; the wait in line is... (3 replies, last updated by hermitt4d October 23, 2003)

’ll be fresh – I got there about 2:30pm I think and mine was a little dry from sitting under the heat lamp. People rave about the bake shop but I didn’t try it. Speaking of cafeterias that have been in business forever, how... (24 replies, last updated by dexmat February 26, 2009)

I know I’ll be razzed about these suggestions, but just trying to offer other options, though all above are excellent. There is a family owned cafeteria (don’t laugh) called Cleburne's which has surprisingly good food... (4 replies, last updated by Sandy July 29, 2001)

There’s still a few independant cafeterias left in Houston. Try the Dinnerbell on Lawndale (they even have ashtrays built into the wall while you wait in line!) and Cleburne's on Bissonnet, which is pricer than Luby’s... (37 replies, last updated by san antonio eater August 11, 2009)

's Cafeteria: Cleburne's Wine store: Spec’s downtown (for wine/liquor, not deli) Bagels: NY Bagel Falafel: Super Pita Deli: Kenny & Ziggy’s Middle eastern: maybe Phoenicia Deli; check out the supermarket across the street... (99 replies, last updated by aggiecat November 6, 2009)