This place is always good. It does get busy during lunch sometimes but that's a good thing. My…read moreshrimp tacos were awesome! The cheese dip is delicious!

Stopped while traveling for work. Had their tacos. Rock solid. Associate had their ramen chicken…read morebowl...quite pleased. Inexpensive, nice waitress and quality food.

Had the fried chicken dinner and the taco salad. Chicken was good but the taco salad was amazing!!…read moreI'm including a photo because words can't describe it. Fresh ingredients and the dressings were not necessary but added to the flavor. Staff was very attentive and kind. We got a few pastries to go and the counter clerk was very helpful in our decision (bear claw and bread pudding). I've been to a Black Bear before, but when I saw this was attached to a gas station, I was ready to go elsewhere. I'm so glad I didn't. Tables were spaced nicely, clean and well lit.

Service was great and friendly The food was okay nothing to…read morewrite home about. Hospitality was great and friendly but then the temperature of the food was left to be desired yes I will give them one more try before looking for something different next time

The staff was very friendly and guided me to an order that I would love. The sauces are great and…read morethe meal was very pleasant.

From the owner: Good Dogs and More is a small-town, family-run restaurant located in Ulysses, Kansas, born from a…read moredream that started with a high school food truck and grew into a cozy dine-in space that shares a building with a local coffee shop. Owned by Cherie Engelman and managed by her father Nathan, the restaurant is open Monday through Friday from 4 to 10 PM. Known for its affordable, family-friendly approach and community-focused values, Good Dogs and More offers a menu packed with classic American favorites like hot dogs, burgers, chicken sandwiches, and their locally famous cheesecake. The team is driven by a desire to bring new energy to the town’s limited dining scene, extending evening hours with plans for live music, trivia nights, and a future liquor license to build a fun, welcoming gathering spot for the entire community. With a focus on value, quality, and genuine small-town hospitality, Good Dogs and More aims to become the go-to place in Ulysses for great food and good times.

Nice Little family diner. Wish they had some more "healthy options". Almost EVERY Thing is fried…read more Burgers are Great, fries good and they have a great breakfast!

My kids LOVE this place. The food is great. The dining room is cozy. The prices are reasonable.read more

Family owned local restaurant that has a pool table and loads of fresh delicious food! I ordered my…read moreusual drink the Tito's and soda with lemon. Also ordered the grilled chicken and bacon nachos loaded with cheese, guacamole, sour cream, lettuce, and tomatoes. BEST NACHOS I've had in a while! Also ordered the Mac n cheese Gouda bites... another yummy choice! I highly recommend checking this local spot out for your visit!

We stopped at this little gem on a cross country road trip. When you find a spot filled with locals…read moreenjoying their lunch, you know you're into something. Reminiscent of a vintage Mom and Pop Diner, TJ's had a nice menu, a homey feel, and really fast personable service. I had their Taco Salad which was the perfect size for lunch. We'll keep TJ's in mind if we pass this way again!

Visiting from out of state, it was getting late and my boys were craving burgers. The outside…read morelooked like an old school bowling alley out of the early 80's and the parking lot was packed. I said, "Ohhhh boys. This is going to be good." There were a lot of American and Mexican food options. We got a bacon cheeseburger (Sport), a BBQ bacon cheeseburger w/ onion rings (Cowboy) but they were out of rings so we got grilled onion instead, and I got the bacon cheeseburger with grilled onions, mushrooms, onions and swiss (forget the fun name of it). It was all delicious. They make their fries which were perfect and the homemade potato salad was a tad eggy, but I liked it a lot. Homemade food coming out left and right. The service was warm and attentive. I love greasy spoon spots with homemade food like this. We'll be back if we pass through again.

Let me start by saying the nachos are not worth $15. Portion wise. That was a $10 nacho plate…read more The pours are good. The staff are friendly. The bathroom stall has a door if you're so inclined to take a shit there. Also the bathroom dispenser has Tylenol and cologne. They have a 2lbs burger food challenge. The burger is easy. It's the 4lbs of fries you have to eat with it that gets you. It's a literal mountain of fries. You gotta love potatoes to pull that one off.

Always a good time seeing friends. But, never know if they will be open. Not sure how to rate a…read moreplace that doesn't communicate with the patrons .

From the owner: The Windbreak Club is a local bar off Hwy 50 that has been in business for 30+ years. A local…read morehangout and meeting place, we have created a network of people that spans across western Kansas. Whether you are driving through or just looking for a cold beer and something to do, come join us for pool and dancing with friends and fun!

I'm glad I found this place for lunch. The Navajo Taco with fry bread was delicious. Fresh…read moreingredients, well cooked beans, not much ground beef, and fresh tomatoes and lettuce made a wonderful lunch. Iced Tea was fresh and good. Service was prompt, and friendly. Inside the place was clean and nice looking. This place is worth a stop when going through northern Arizona.

Drove wayyyyy out to Mexican Water Trading Post after visiting Monument Valley to chase some Navajo…read morefry bread (and other Navajo inspired treats). Ultimately, our curiosity was met! We shared an order of plain fry bread and another Navajo taco which is fry bread with some fresh taco-like toppings. The fry bread was interesting! It was lightly sweet, with a crispy exterior but a doughy interior. The taco version came topped with ground beef, whole beans, tomatoes, lettuce, and onions. I appreciated the freshness of the ingredients but it definitely sogged up the fry bread. I much preferred the original. Two dishes held us (4 people) over quite well for the remainder of the afternoon. I'm taking off a star simply because of service - it was kind of weird but we also kind of expected it because of the location? We clearly had 4 people but we only got 1 place setting. We were also told to sit at a table but then had to order at the counter anyways? Oh well. Mexican Water Trading Post is the only thing at this location besides the gas station and the 7-11 like market. Open everyday 8am to 8:30pm.