The Feed Trough


Address
615 Seven Points Blvd
Seven Points, Texas 75143

Contact
903-432-9000




The Feed Trough is often thought of as just a barbecue joint, but the real treat is the tasty lunch special the small cafe serves weekdays that includes a meat, two vegetables, bread, a drink and a dessert. The moment you walk into the cafe, it's clear from the antique cook stove and other decorations it will be country-style eating.

The entree choices vary from chicken fried steak, to a pork chop, meat loaf, brisket, barbecued chicken or smoked sausage. The vegetable choices include fried okra, pinto beans, potato salad, cole slaw, french fries, deviled eggs, green beans and black-eyed peas.

The menu offers sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, corny dogs and even a bacon, lettuce and tomato on Texas toast. The homemade desserts are as delicious as they are pretty. Choose from banana pudding, banana and pineapple split cake, cinnamon rolls, cobblers, ice cream and fried pies.

The staff of the cafe is friendly and helpful, just like you would expect in a small-time business. Orders to go are common, and catering is available. Barbecue, featuring pork, sausage, hot links, ham and pork ribs, is also sold by the pound with large sides at family pack special prices. Whole cakes and pies also can be ordered.

As the sign in the window says, 'great food at great prices' is what you will find at The Feed Trough. Smoking is allowed, but alcoholic beverages are not allowed on the premises. It is open for lunch and dinner, 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. It is at 615 Seven Points Blvd., Seven Points, TX 75143. Call 903-432-9000 for information.

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GOOD. stained; 55 degrees; 3.76 feet below pool. 55-57 degrees; 3.71 feet below pool. The hybrid and white bass winter deadsticking bite is now in full swing! Use half ounce to 1-1/2 ounce jigs with 4-5 inch plastic flukes depending on what the winds are and drift long lengths of the lake in the deepest water 35-50 feet. Drift at speeds of .2-.6 mph using your drift mode on your trolling motor or using drift socks. If the winds are not too bad you can just drift with the wind. Thumping on the bottom of your boat will attract fish and group them up underneath as you drift. Utilizing a splasher also works well with thumping. You will find the fish suspended between 22-28 feet when deadstricking. Look for birds and loons early mornings as the fish will come up to follow the bait and feed early especially on cloudier/colder days. The crappie bite has been getting better. Target crappie with small jigs and minnows in 7-15 feet under bridge pylons, hidden brush piles throughout the lake or under docks. Crappie fisherman have been moving spot to spot finding limits. Lots of crappies in the 7-9 inch range. Limits of crappie will happen but you may catch a lot of small ones getting to your limit. Report by Brent Herbeck, Herbeck’s Lonestar Fishing Guide Service. The shallow bite continues to be good for catfish along wind blown banks and points near the mouths of major creeks where the actual creek runs into the lake. Due to the low water you can only get a few hundred yards away. Fish in 2-6 feet with fresh shad anchored on bottom. The deep bite is also good dragging bigger cut shad or rough fish in 15-30 feet drifting main lake flats. Report by Jason Barber, Kings Creek Adventures.

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