Happy Days Diner

The hours of operation listed are incorrect. They don’t open until 11 AM. I stopped here on my way into Dallas hoping for a good breakfast. Darn! Three stars giving them the benefit of the doubt as I didn’t get to eat here. But all was not lost as I did find a good breakfast in Dallas named Emily’s.

This place was great a month ago, this experience was disappointing. Daughter ordered Mac and cheese– she got cheese soup with a few noodles. We were 4^th of 4 parties in the diner and it took 30 min for our food to arrive (burger, sandwich, Mac and cheese and a CFS). Waitress was nice and did a good job, she said the cook just walked out. The food had dramatically turned for the worse and likely will not return based on this poor experience.

Excellent food, atmosphere and service. Love the décor. Crandall needed another restaurant and this place is always busy. Will go again definitely!

My wife and I ate here for the first time today, I guess it’s only been open for 6 months. We both had the CFS and it was very good. It comes with a choice of 3 sides, I had the pinto beans, fried okra and house salad. Everything was fresh and believe it or not they make their own gravy for the CFS. Will definitely be back. It’s on my way to work so I will try their burgers next. Glad Crandall finally got another American restaurant since the Cotton Gin restaurant burned.

Great place for a quick lunch or dinner. Atmosphere is very social, so it is OK to be loud.

This place seems tailored to the – how shall I put this – «larger» clientele. I was so confused by the depth of the booth seats – I had to sit on the edge of the seat to reach the tabletop – until my husband pointed out that they’re for people with large bellies. I ordered a turkey club sandwich, thinking that it might be a healthy choice. It was served on buttered, toasted Texas toast and contained about a half pound of bacon and turkey, and a cup of mayo. Thankfully I had told them to hold the cheese or I’d have suffered serious protein/​fat overload. I disassembled the sandwich and left the bread, bacon, and mayo on the plate. My husband ordered a burger. He was unimpressed. It doesn’t come with fries so he ordered curly fries separately. We were amazed at how few fries were in the basket. My husband also ordered a banana split. He said that the only difference in it and a DQ banana split is the ice cream, because DQ uses soft serve. Overall I’d say that if you live in the Crandall area give it a try (especially if you enjoy unhealthy food), but don’t make a trip specifically to visit this establishment, because there are likely better places closer to your home. I give this place a year until they close. My husband gives it 6 months. We won’t return.

Love the atmosphere and the food! Had chicken fried steak which was excellent. Lacey was our server and she did an excellent job, she needs a raise! Thank you Nobles for a great family friendly restaurant in Crandall!

They only recently opened and they’ve done an excellent job renovating the spot. The staff was very nice and my food arrived quickly. I was disappointed because the burger I ordered tasted like it was a premade frozen patty that you’d buy from the grocery store. It’s definitely worth a try though!