Midway Point of Route 66 — Attraction in Adrian

What a great place to stop for lunch on your drive along Interstate 40 (Old Route 66), Exit 22. A sign is posted you're at the Midpoint between Chicago and Los Angeles on Route 66. But the best kept secret is Brenda and the Diner. Her and her staff are great and want to ensure you are taken care of. The hamburgers are awesome and the pies are to die for we had the Blue Berry and Apple. Check out her little gift shop and ensure you get a hug from her it makes the day :-). Check her hours out, oh she shuts her grill down at 3PM but still open till 4 for some pie or cobbler. If I could I would give Brenda 10 Stars. The first day we stopped by she was closed for a medical appointment but by the time we were leaving she showed up and open her restaurant/store for us. Brenda has a gracious heart, God Bless. On our second visit we were glad she was feeling better from our first visit, lookin' good Brenda. Yes, this is a stop that needs to be on your Bucket List, but ensure you check her schedule out first, she is closed on certain days. The outdoor signs and marking are available 24 hours. Yes, we recommend this...

Stopping at the Midway Point of Route 66 was a nice break on our trip. The sign marking the halfway point is simple but cool to see, and it’s great for a quick photo. The town itself is small and quiet, which was a nice change of pace from the road.

Right across from the sign, there’s a cafe that’s perfect for a quick break. We enjoyed grabbing a snack and a drink there. The cafe has a relaxed vibe, and the people working there were really friendly.

If you’re driving along Route 66, it’s worth taking a few minutes to stop at the Midway Point. It’s a neat spot to mark the halfway point of your journey and take a little rest before hitting...

I am a local living on the South side of Adrian, Texas. My friends own the 3 businesses across from the Mid-Point sign. Ramona has the Fabulous 40s Motel. Nice clean rooms to enjoy a good night's sleep 😴. Brenda Hammit has the Mid-Point Cafe and Gift Shop. Breakfast starts at 8 am, and the grill closes at 3pm Central time. After 3 pm, you can order pie, cobbler, and ice cream, plus any beverages. Our newest additions are Kelly and Jason Synder, who bought Fran Houser's Sunflower Station. They have many photo opportunities and a nice gift shop inside. Stop in and say hi! Cheryl...