Pemberley's At The Jones House

In our search for a unique restaurant in the East Texas area, we decided to go to Nacogdoches and try one that we had selected. However, that one didn't open till late, so we found Pemberley"s at the Jones House. Pemberley's is a bed & breakfast in a restored 1879 house with Queen Anne style detailing throughout. My wife had the Chicken Mushroom Crepes, and I had the Quiche Lorraine with a pot of Blueberry Herbal Tea. They are only open from 11 am - 2 pm on Tuesday - Friday. If you're in Nacogdoches around lunchtime and want a good meal, then this is one you need to try.

We had such a wonderful lunch here!!! The ambiance, decor, and food were sublime! There was only 1 waitstaff; this was not fair because she could not keep up with the demands of the noon hour. She was sweet, however, and our experience was still absolutely wonderful!! This is now one of my favorite places to eat in Nacogdoches!!!!

Beautiful Victorian house, presently a B'n'B, lunch room, and tea room. We had tea and it was terrific. The finger sandwiches were excellent. 3 teas to drink- we could ask for a different tea each refill. The scones were the best I've ever eaten. We were so stuffed we brought the desserts home and we are about to dig in. The service was excellent. Gorgeous woodwork and decor, including fabulous floral displays.

Pemberley’s Review A true test of a restaurant for me is after your visit and experience you are immediately planning a return visit. And so it was with this exquisite dining establishment. The culinary creations from the kitchen were at a level to declare some of the most enjoyable food from any restaurant in Nacogdoches. The ambiance is lovely and so different from restaurants here in Nacogdoches. The background music, white linen table settings along with cloth napkins had me feeling as if I was back at Commander’s in New Orleans. The service provided by Jasmine and Dillon was attentive but not intrusive. They both were so professional and helpful for our first visit. Had to share this first dining experience at Pamberley’s with my wife Bethany. She is as pleased as I am with thi

The food was great and it was served on a fancy three tier platter. Paired with three tea selections it made for an interesting experience. The negatives of dining in at this tea house and a word of caution, their reservations are “guaranteed”. If you say you are bring five people, than they make food for five. You are expecting to pay for five even if you only have two show up. At thirty dollars a person it’s an extremely costly experience so be careful!