Restaurants in Frankston, Texas
Listings checked against Texas Comptroller permit data · Updated September 2026
Frankston is a small Anderson County town, and the directory lists seven places to eat, spread across downtown, Pine Street (US 175) and the Frankston Highway.
Downtown and Pine Street
Marcos Mexican Restaurant at 208 S Commerce St serves street tacos, chile relleno and queso, and holds a mixed-beverage permit. Doc's Pizza at 115 E Main St is the Frankston outpost of Lindale's Doc's Pizza. On E Pine St, Laku Hibachi and Sushi serves Japanese hibachi and sushi in the former Rivero's Mexican Restaurant building, and there's a Dairy Queen.
Frankston Highway and SH 155
DS Rivero Taco Shop at 650 N Frankston Hwy is a family-run taco shop serving breakfast burritos and tacos; the Rivero family also ran Rivero's Mexican Restaurant. Frankston Donuts on SH 155 sells donuts and kolaches, and there's a Subway on N Frankston Hwy.
Restaurant Directory: Frankston
A directory of 7 restaurants and 4 food trucks, built from active Texas sales-tax permits, grouped by cuisine where the name makes it clear.
Sourced from the Texas Comptroller's active permit records. A spot that recently closed or changed hands may occasionally still appear — let us know and we'll fix it.
Mexican & Tex-Mex (2)
- DS Rivero Taco Shop $
Family-run taco shop on N Frankston Hwy serving breakfast burritos and tacos. The Rivero family also ran Rivero's Mexican Restaurant.
650 N Frankston Hwy, Frankston, TX 75763
- Marcos Mexican Restaurant $
Tex-Mex restaurant on S Commerce St serving street tacos, chile relleno and queso. It holds a mixed-beverage permit.
208 S Commerce St, Frankston, TX 75763 · (903) 481-2052
Burgers & American (1)
- Dairy Queen ↗ chain $
Dairy Queen fast-food restaurant on E Pine St (US-175) serving burgers, nachos and Blizzard treats.
269 E Pine St, Frankston, TX 75763 · (903) 876-2216
Pizza & Italian (1)
- Doc's Pizza $$
Frankston outpost of Lindale's Doc's Pizza (Six T's Restaurant Group).
115 E Main St, Frankston, TX 75763
Asian (1)
- Laku Hibachi and Sushi ↗ $$
Japanese hibachi and sushi restaurant on E Pine St in the former Rivero's Mexican Restaurant building.
205 E Pine St, Frankston, TX 75763 · (903) 481-2026
Sandwiches & Delis (1)
- Subway ↗ chain $
Subway sandwich shop on N Frankston Hwy.
960 N Frankston Hwy, Frankston, TX 75763 · (903) 876-5605
Coffee, Sweets & Bakery (1)
- Frankston Donuts $
Donut and kolache bakery on State Highway 155.
804 State Highway 155, Frankston, TX 75763 · (903) 876-2407
Food Trucks & Trailers (4)
- Chunky Monkey Custom Catering Kickapoo St · permit since 2021
- Hidden Springs Coffee E Fm 837 · permit since 2024
- Mamaw's Cajun Kitchen County Road 4235 · permit since 2025
- Smokestackbbq And Concessions Etx State Highway 155 · permit since 2025
Source: Texas Comptroller — Active Sales Tax Permit Holders (NAICS 722)
FAQ: Dining in Frankston
The directory lists seven: Marcos Mexican Restaurant, Doc's Pizza, Laku Hibachi and Sushi, DS Rivero Taco Shop, Frankston Donuts, Dairy Queen and Subway.
Yes. Laku Hibachi and Sushi at 205 E Pine St serves Japanese hibachi and sushi.
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