Mccoy's Coffee Shop Selma

SHORT VERSION: Great diner experience. Large portions, reasonable prices, good service. LONG VERSION: This is an old school diner. Lots of tables, lots of booths, and a counter for those who want to sit alone near the action of the kitchen. The exterior is dated and faded and the inside is dark. The menus are well-handled but clean. Actually, that could describe the decor too. And (though I don't think there's any negatives in any of that, as it makes it feel more diner-ish to me) those are the only comments I have that won't sound like praises sung to the rafters! This place is amazing! No issues parking. Every spot seems to be reasonably near the door. I was greeted and seated immediately on entry at a table (per my request) that was laden with all the accessories you need for breakfast. Piles of jelly packets, creamers, sweeteners of various sorts, ketchup, syrup, hot sauces of several brands, all in careful containers so they don't block your eating space. My order was taken quickly and my ham and cheese omelet with hash browns and French toast arrived just as quickly. Side note: When the server asked if I wanted one slice of French toast or two, I should have asked how big they were before blurting out "two". The portions here are very American in their huge sizes! Thick slabs of bread soaked in a delicate egg batter, covered in a snowstorm of powdered sugar... with whipped butter on the side (probably unnecessary, but I slathered it on anyway). Once I put the syrup on, this was already too much food for most people. So good, though! The omelet was done right (harder to get than you might think; often diners make them still runny inside or cooked dry) and it was beautiful! There was cheese on the pile of cubed ham inside and a heavy layer of shredded cheddar over the top. And a mound of hash brown which were crisp on the outside and downright fluffy inside. Each item could gave been a meal on their own, but I ate them all and loved it all. The servers were outgoing and expressive (it sounded like a classic diner should sound) and the customer mix was about half and half locals and travelers - there are hotels nearby and a crossing of highways - but everyone seemed to be treated as a favorite customer. All that, after tax and tip, landed under $20! THE BOTTOM LINE: You should eat here. If you're within 40 minutes, you should make the trip to eat here. If you live nearby, stop buying groceries and just eat here. It's worth it.

The good was Great and hot which is always a plus for me. I can't stand restaurants that serve Luke warm food. It was hot and fresh and the bacon was perfect. Compliments to the chef. Service was fast my wife and I got are food within minutes. Friendly staff as well. This is definitely a favorite spot from now on. Will be coming back soon.

The servers were outgoing and expressive (it sounded like a classic diner should sound) and the customer mix was about half and half locals and travelers - there are hotels nearby and a crossing of highways - but everyone seemed to be treated as a favorite customer.

Our server Rocha was amazing! She made sure we always had our coffee top off! Also was very joyful! Food was delicious and came out fast as well. Would definitely recommend and definitely will be coming back!

This was our 2nd time here. I'm always skeptical about "breakfast" steaks, but this one is good! I usually go for the sirloin, but it's only a 6oz cut, so I did the 12oz ribeye instead. Glad I did! It was tender and cooked medium rare, just liked I ask for. It could have used more seasoning, but that's just me. The potatoes w/onions, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, hashbrowns and even the coffee, were all on point. They have a full array of condiments, syrup and flavored creamers on the tables. The staff is super nice and on top of it. Now, this place is in Selma and we live in Clovis, but it is definitely worth the drive.

Ordered the Mexicali omelet and house potatoes with pancakes. Great spot for breakfast helpful staff and friendly town. Omelet and potatoes were very good, pancakes were ok and could be more fluffy, overall I would definitely recommend others to try.

I had not been here in years and I am so glad I went. I took my grandmother out for breakfast and we were both pleased with the food and the service. The prices are very good as well.

Old school coffee shop. Super friendly service. I had the good 4 you skillet,,, with scrambled eggs, hash browns and pancakes. Added avocado. Don't know if it's because this is the agricultural area, but the tomatoes, spinach, avocado and onions all tasted super fresh. The hash browns were just the right amount of oily and really crispy crunchy. Delicious. Highly recommend this place.