Tina's Kitchen

Tina's Kitchen was straight up good. I came in starving and left out stuffed. My burger was so big, thick, and loaded my jaws got tired eating it, but it was so good I couldn't stop. Fries were fried just right and complimented the meal perfectly. If you down that way and wanna get a good meal, stop by and get full.

Very hit or miss on quality of the food. First two orders were great. Ordered a double cheeseburger meal today. Online and over the phone said meal comes with a large drink. Then had to pay nearly 3$ extra for the "included" drink at pickup. "Cheese fries" were a plate of microwaved shredded cheese on fries plastered to paper, ruining them as it peeled off with the cheese brittle on top. If you're starving with enough money to throw away 20+ dollars per person, eat here! You'll only regret it a little bit

I picked up dinner here which included chicken strips, fried catfish and a burger, and all of it was really good. I myself had the catfish and it was one of the best I've ever had. Chicken strips and burger looked delicious and the others said we're really good as well. When in that area this will be my place to go.

Brings back childhood memories. Although D&H has changed owners throughout my life, it still has that home feeling. Great vibes and people. Great food.

Tina's Kitchen, a Doyline "landmark". 😁 Back in 2006 or so, while I was driving back-and-forth to Haughton from west of Fort Worth (up to 3 times a week), it was Tina's Kitchen that kept me from starving. :) It's a long, but very cool story that I only tell in person usually over a beer. It has changed hands many times since then, but Mark's folks rustled me up a burger all the way, fries, and a giant fountain drink that really hot the spot.... both nutritionally today and nostalgically. Stop by and get some fuel for you and your car! 😎👍😁