A family from Wheeler, TX that is in the restaurant business bougth Jackson's and renamed it Maxeys. The food is very good and the service has improved too. They have only been open for a week, but this should be a great addition to Childress...More

poor service and food was supposed to be fall of the bone tender, but ribs were tough hard to get off the bone.

nothing over the top here. apparently this is where the locals eat, but I didn't see the wow factor. steak was rough and bland. good sweet tea, though. credit card machine was broken and we had to wait 30 minutes for the manager to come...More

A new, clean restaurant, but I have eaten here several times and each was a disappointment -- the steak and the BBQ. Only thing going for it is they have liquor.

We were on our way to taos and stopped for dinner. Food was average and took 40 minutes to get our food. Would never eat here again. Way to slow.

Stayed the night at Super 8 and lady recommended Jackson's for steak--she was spot on--we had really nice ribeye for two- cooked just right and very fair pricing. Service was impeccable friendly and with a down home atmosphere that lent itself to a really nice...More

After driving up the highway thru town we decided to go where all of the cars were. The obvious choice was Jaksons. The service was good and "down home" friendly. My $11 sirloin was great and with so many mushrooms I could hardly see it...More

I think people like me who blow thru Childress shouldn't comment on what the area, as small as it is, lives with every day. But that said, it's fine, we ate here last year coming back from Santa Fe as well. I can't imagine the...More

The food and service was food. Great prices. The steak was cooked just right and good. Did not try bbq but others did and they seamed to enjoy.

We stopped in while traveling through Childress. The parking lot was full so we figured that it must be decent. It was great. The staff from the hostess to wait staff was very helpful and friendly. The BBQ was very good although the portions were...More