We did an article similar to this one a while back, but there are just too many hole-in-the-wall, unsuspecting restaurants in Texas to resist hitting the topic again. Here are 10 more restaurants in our state that will blow your mind despite not looking like much on the outside.

1. Good Luck Grill (Manor)

The specialty here at Good Luck Grill is catfish - crispy-on-the-outside, tender-and-juicy-on-the-inside catfish, to be exact. Plus, you can enjoy live music and other activities out on the patio on weekends. To learn more, visit their website here.

14605 FM 973 N, Manor, TX 78653

2. King's Inn (Riviera)

If a fried seafood feast is what you're after, look no further than this little gem. You can balance out the meal with their famous avocado salad...that automatically makes everything else you ate healthy too, right? To learn more, visit their website here.

1116 S County Rd 2270, Riviera, TX 78379

3. Bill Smith's Cafe (McKinney)

Bill Smith's is your stereotypical mom-and-pop, small-town Texas diner. They're only open for breakfast and lunch, but that's okay because everyone knows breakfast food is the best food. With interesting spins on your favorite classics like a chili cheese omelette or a slice of bacon pie (yes, you read that correctly), you'll leave the table with a full belly and happy heart. To learn more, visit their website here.1510 W University Dr, McKinney, TX 75069

4. The Jay Cafe (Needville)

The Jay has all your standard down-home fare: Chicken fried steak cooked to perfection, mashed potatoes, green beans with slab bacon, burgers, fries...you get the idea. But the one thing you can't leave without is a slice of homemade pie. Take your pick from peanut butter, apple a la mode, and several other scrumptious varieties, all made fresh daily. To learn more, visit their Facebook page here.

16634 TX-36, Needville, TX 77461

5. Billy Bob's Hamburgers (Hondo)

Billy Bob's Hamburgers is a small, local eatery that's packed with flavor. Keep your eye out -- if you blink you could miss it! If you can't decide what to order, you can never go wrong with the "Giant Heart Attack" burger. After one bite, you'll be hooked! This amazing dish makes Billy Bob's one of the best rural restaurants in Texas. To learn more about Billy Bob's Hamburgers, visit their website here.

1905 19th St, Hondo, TX 78861

6. Crawford's Hole in the Wall (Paris)

This tiny town would be worth a visit even if Crawford's didn't exist. The Eiffel Tower with a cowboy hat is just too adorable to never see in person. That being said, this unassuming yet amazing cafe makes Paris an absolute must-visit. Just look at that pool of cream gravy...Mmm mmm. To learn more about this exceptional restaurant, visit their website here.

202 3rd St NW, Paris, TX 75460

7. Southern Rose Cafe (Seminole)

Southern Rose Cafe is hands-down the best restaurant in Seminole. They have friendly waitstaff, a plethora of delicious, home-cooked Southern favorites, and an atmosphere that can't be beat. To learn more, visit their Facebook page here.

607 S Main St, Seminole, TX 79360

8. Courthouse Cafe (Waxahachie)

Although a bit hard to pronounce (for out-of-staters, that is), Waxahachie is one of the most quaint towns in Texas. Between the famous Munster Mansion replica and the old-fashioned town square with a gorgeous courthouse, you'll never want to leave - especially after you get a taste of breakfast at the Courthouse Cafe. A full spread of eggs, grits, sausage, biscuits, and more will serve as great fuel for a day of sightseeing. To learn more, visit their Facebook page here.

115 E Franklin St, Waxahachie, TX 75165

9. Champ Burger (Houston)

Champ Burger is a bit different from the other restaurants on the list, but it's easy for smaller joints in Houston to fall under the radar considering how huge the city it is. And it's a crying shame that more people don't know about Champ's. I mean, take a look at this double meat, double cheese bacon burger! I don't think I could even fit my mouth around that to take a bite. To learn more, visit their website here.

304 Sampson St, Houston, TX 77003

10. Cook's Fish Barn (Comanche)

Cook's is an absolute must if you want some good seafood. It's locally famous, but outside of the area it's almost unheard of. Although only open on weekends, it's more than worth making the trip. To learn more, visit their Facebook page here.

3669 TX-36, Comanche, TX 76442

Have you been to any of these places? What are your favorite hidden gem restaurants in Texas? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

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