Irma's Cafe - Decatur

Small breakfast and lunch spot. Nothing fancy but good food. Don't pass it up based on the looks, it's worth stopping.

We drove all the way from Bedford because of the reviews. Website and yelp said it was open. It was not. Looks abandoned. Please close this site down!

We are from AL, traveling to a family gathering in Texas. I was able to call in an order ahead of time for tamales.As I picked up the fresh tamales up, was also given green and red salsa to enhance the tamales flavor.We all enjoyed both the chicken and pork. Right amount of masa to meat ratio.Very good! Will definitely order from her again!Thanks Irma!

This is definitely one of those roadside places that you could easily miss if you’re not actively looking for it! The outside looks like a gas station with no pumps, a “Cafe” sign on the awning, and an “Open” sign lit up in the window. If you’re there during the lunch rush, you may see 4 or 5 cars/trucks outside parked under the awning.When you go in, there are only 4 or 5 tables and Irma is there to greet you. Go to the refrigerator and grab a bottle/can if you want a soda ask what the specials for the day are. The past few times I’ve been there, the Chile Con Carne with freshly made flour tortillas has observably been the popular dish, especially on a cold day. The chips are thick and crunchy, made fresh every day. Some days Irma makes fresh beef or chicken empanadas, and if you’re lucky enough she’ll make you fresh ones while you wait.If you ever find your self out in northern Decatur off FM 51, definitely give this place a try!

This is definitely one of those roadside places that you could easily miss if you 're not actively looking for it! The outside looks like a gas station with no pumps, a Cafe sign on the awning, and an Open sign lit up in the window. If you 're there during the lunch rush, you may see 4 or 5 cars/trucks outside parked under the awning.When you go in, there are only 4 or 5 tables and Irma is there to greet you. Go to the refrigerator and grab a bottle/can if you want a soda ask what the specials for the day are. The past few times I 've been there, the Chile Con Carne with freshly made flour tortillas has observably been the popular dish, especially on a cold day. The chips are thick and crunchy, made fresh every day. Some days Irma makes fresh beef or chicken empanadas, and if you 're lucky enough she 'll make you fresh ones while you wait. If you ever find your self out in northern Decatur off FM 51, definitely give this place a try!