Wrote this review because of Ryan Trahan: bathrooms were dirty, there was poop on the floor and…read morewalls. Took 15 minutes for a corn dog and tater tots. A good thing about this place was a kid yodeling while i used the restroom. there is NO ONE here, kinda suspicious but when food came out it was decent for a poop covered bathroom. Realized that other costumers got their food first. Tater tots were good, but the pretzel was SO greasy. The chicken was microscopic. Overall not bad for a random sonic, food was decent, bathroom and ambiance was not the best.

This place was terrible, my whole order was wrong and the food was disgusting. The people who…read moreworked there did not show any respect they were very rude. Do not go here!

I thought the reviews might of been a little harsh so I gave them a shot with a positive outlook…read moreand to my surprise the reviews were 100% accurate. They were out of everything except ham and turkey and only had a few veggie selections as well as very limited bread choices. All and all very disappointing.

If I could give a negative 100 star, I would! I have been to many Subways and this one is the…read morenastiest , grossest eating establishments I have ever been in! They were out of ham, turkey, pepperoni and other items also.... When I got to the prep table I was in shock @ how nasty it was! I wouldn't have gotten anything if they would have had everything!

Great donuts, breakfast biscuits, kolaches, breakfast burritos. They are always fresh. Friendly…read moreservice. I love being greeted with a smile. Highly recommend.

A bakery without coffee? First the good news... This bakery is right in the main drag with plenty…read moreof parking. However once you get inside it's anyone's guess as to what is available for both food and drink. Today on a Saturday morning a couple walked in and walked back out. I went in after them and asked the lady at the counter what happened. They wanted coffee and she didn't make any because she said she had only had one customer. No point in making a full pot. Interesting logic. The only food was what was in the glass case. Donuts, kolache (only one kind a giant pig in a blanket), and croissant sandwich with eggs, cheese and options for meat - as long as it's in the case. Not a flaky croissant because it's in plastic wrap. Good thing is that she heated up the sandwich and kolache. Not sure this place will be around long so if you like donuts it might be a good option for you. Not sure about the coffee. You take your chance on that.

This is another classic American diner in Texas that is worth seeing! With a rich history dating…read moreback to 1950, it's the oldest continuously operating restaurant on Highway 70 west of the Mississippi River, and the second oldest to a 1947 Highway 70 restaurant in North Carolina! Serving classic American food and Tex-Mex dishes as well, everything is made fresh and it really shows! You can eat inside or order outside at the window. The chicken sandwich is a classic old-school version, super crispy and served piping hot. The curly fries are also very good. This place should be on every road tripper's bucket list! But keep in mind, they only take cash!

What a great little place in the middle of nowhere. It was home made and worth the wait.read more

This place has amazing smashburgers. It's worth the stop in if you're driving through.read more

Keep driving. Half the pumps didn't work and one ate our credit card. The cashier said they knew…read moreabout the issue and it would eventually give it back. The bathrooms were not clean and I wonder how employees was their hands since there isn't soap or even an empty dispenser in the bathroom. Needless to say I skipped the breakfast biscuit.

They changed managers and fired everyone that worked there. They don't change the frier oil and the…read morefood macks me violently sick. Like to the point of puking

Wrap me up in this burrito everyday... the sequel!…read more As we knew we'd be driving through Childress, we planned our timing around making sure we could stop here for breakfast. Again, we opted for the combination burrito which had sausage, chorizo, bacon, potatoes, cheese and beans all wrapped up in a HOMEMADE tortilla. The tortilla is one of my favorite parts as it's chewy, soft texture and slightly earthy, mildly sweet taste complements the filling to a T. You have the option of red or green (or both) salsas on the side. They are smaller containers of salsa so I'd get two of the kind you want. Fair warning, the green is a one-two-punch with heat! Again, it was BURRITO-FUL! As I stated in my first review, the staff is just the kindest! We had a great little convo with them before being handed our breakfast burritos. (: It's still the best road trip stop we've found! Can't wait to visit again... and again... and AGAIN!

The real, homemade breakfast burritos. Legit get it anyway…read more They make them so fast. Get off the highway and get one.