Pam's Cafe - BRECKENRIDGE

I have eaten here since I was a little kid in the 50's! It's hard to find a cafe with the quality of food and nostalgia that Pam offers her customers!

Note: I left this scene wide to illustrate the footprint of Pam 's Cafe in Breckenridge. It offers a worthy excuse to the Interstate for a taste of Texas as it was once. I met Pam and Husband Bud. If you are familiar with Dr. Who, you will understand when I say that this place is like the Tardis, that it is bigger than outside and it transports you through time. If I understand correctly (she was pretty busy! But Pam is the third owner of this time capsule that prescribes the Great Depression. She tells me they can't change the place because the locals would rebel. I thought I'd get some inside shots, but when the lunch break arrived, I thought about it. I felt like eating in a kitchen with family members and didn't want to be too presumptive. Locals will order in their breakfast or lunch and their meals will be on the table when they arrive. When guests come, talks are resumed, which probably started at breakfast. One of the most common questions asked when entering: What kind of cake do you have today? I was there on the Blueberry day. I walked away from me by walking a block to the east to extend the historic farm house. During my next visit, not long so, I want to be there for late breakfast or early lunch. I want the many B

My memories began in 1959 when Nail's Cafe was and have continued with Pam since 1983! You only have a few days before Pam and Bud retire at the end of April!

I visited a small café that offered an excellent breakfast at a very reasonable price. I enjoyed ham, hash browns, and egg toast, all of which were delicious!

This is a fantastic little spot! I had the Ham and Cheese omelet, which came packed with onions, tomatoes, and jalapeños, along with some toast and coffee. The owner mentioned she has been running this place for 35 years. I absolutely love it! - Danny Hubbard