Grand Saline Guide

Restaurants in Grand Saline, Texas

Listings checked against Texas Comptroller permit data · Updated September 2026

Restaurant Directory: Grand Saline

A directory of 12 restaurants, 3 food trucks, and 2 bars & nightlife spots, built from active Texas sales-tax permits, grouped by cuisine where the name makes it clear.

Mexican & Tex-Mex (1)

Burgers & American (3)

Seafood & Cajun (1)

Pizza & Italian (2)

Breakfast & Diner (2)

Coffee, Sweets & Bakery (2)

Other (1)

Food Trucks & Trailers (3)

Bars, Pubs & Nightlife (2)

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.

Source: Texas Comptroller — Active Sales Tax Permit Holders (NAICS 722)

Grand Saline's restaurants are small-town and mostly strung along US-80 (Garland and Frank streets), the same road as the Salt Palace, so a meal fits easily into a visit. The lineup covers a classic drive-in, Cajun seafood, Mexican, Italian, pizza, donuts and a downtown bar and grill.

Here's where to eat in Grand Saline.

Drive-In, Diner and Donuts

The Dairy Bar at 914 W Garland St is Grand Saline's drive-in, under new ownership since mid-2026. For breakfast, The Saline Cafe sits downtown on E Ball St, Grandma's Kitchen (1601 W Frank St) is a small home-style kitchen and bakery, and The Donut Palace at 300 E Garland St has been run by the Roh family since 2005. Ricks Coffee Co. (901 W Garland St) handles coffee.

Mexican, Italian and Cajun

Molina's Mexican Restaurant at 310 W Garland St, run by the same company that operated it as Peralta's Mexican Restaurant #4, is the town's Mexican kitchen. Roma Italian Restaurant (519 E Garland St) is family-owned, with fresh pastas, pizzas, subs and classic entrées in a spacious dining room. Grand Slice opened in March 2026 at 215 W Frank St, in the space that once held Slice in the Middle and HomeSlice Pizza.

Downtown, Salt Licker's at 229 N Main St serves seafood and Cajun food, and Richie's Bar & Grill (204 N Green St, in the old Papa's Club building) pairs bar-and-grill food with a full bar.

Nearby

Sonic on W Frank St covers the drive-thru basics. For a bigger choice, Mineola is east on US-80, Canton (home of First Monday Trade Days) is southwest, and Tyler also has its own directory.

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