So helpful and sweet! The place is small but super clean and welcoming. This was my first time at a…read moreFeng Cha and while I didn't like my ginger drink as much (pieces of ginger in the bottom), it would not be my last time. I love their Thai Tea!

DELICIOUS! You need to come right away and try it…read more There is in person ordering AND ordering on a screen which I would prefer especially as a first timer to see what all everything is and what's in it. Yum yum The ambience is so chill. I loved it!

Fast drive thru but tricky to get to. Very busy area and cars are moving everywhere. Delicious…read moremedicine ball tea, the lemon honey version. Buttered croissants were warmed up too much and were chewy. They still ask for tips in drive thru. Close to local hotels.

Don't ask for a special drink. They don't and won't follow the recipe. I had to go inside, no…read moregreeting, took a minute for someone to acknowledge me. I requested to just make a basic drink and instead the refunded me. I wasn't the only one requesting a refund either. Ambiance was for the workers not the customers. Staff was for themselves not for the customers.

We always hit Buc-ee's but on this rainy day we chose the Starbucks across the street. A bit tricky…read moreto park with the drive through lane wrapping around the enclosed parking lot (only one exit/entrance) but scored the last spot and it was right by the door. Mobile ordered from parking spot and I will say, they were quick in making our drinks. Sadly, paid $7 for flat hot milk with a token bit of foam on top (definitely it was not a cappuccino) but, well, I can't blame the barista who probably wasn't properly trained in the art of steaming milk and of course I know better than to expect that anymore. Sigh. Unisex bathrooms fine (paper towels no hand dryer) except my husband's didn't lock and a guy walked in on him and then practically tried to break in to my bathroom (did apologize when I walked out.) Would love to see every Starbucks change out all of their locks with the ones that show "occupied/unoccupied" and I'm sure the employees would love it too! We were greeted with a hello and the same barista bid us farewell too which was nice. Really no problems here, but nothing spectacular either. My hot espresso milk did end up tasting quite good.

I have stopped here a few times and today was not their best day. I was fifth car inline at 3:10…read more It took forever to get to speaker and then to the window. I ordered a Medicine Ball tea and was told they didn't make so I asked for the honey citrus tea--same thing. On a positive note: tea is not as expensive as coffee and despite wait the product was good.

I'm obsessed with Buc-ee's! It's a must-stop if you're in Texas. It's a massive travel center, with…read moresome locations having over 100 pumps. They've even expanded beyond Texas to places like Tennessee and Northern Virginia. Everything is kept clean, especially the bathrooms. This particular location is on the smaller side, so I can't even imagine how huge the larger locations are. There's a wide variety of souvenirs from apparel and home goods to even pet items. Towards the back, you'll find a deli, a wall of specialty beef jerky, tons of snacks, plus brisket sandwiches and desserts, including fudge. We ended up spending a good amount of time here before getting back on the road. You can sample the jerky. I really liked the Honey Jalapeño and Maple Cherry (on the sweeter side). And don't leave without grabbing the beaver nuggets!

We're continuing to hit up the Buc-ee's in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and this one was the first of…read morethe day. If you've been to a Buc-ee's, then you're familiar with how it works. It's close to the highway with easy access. There's a hundred gas pumps. There are multiple entrances to the store. Even at 1pm on a weekday, it was BUSY! Inside, there's that Buc-ee's smell that hits you hard. Candied nuts and fresh brisket. And all the other stuff you can see - jerky and fudge and soda fountains and Icees and a wall of candy. It's practically a ritual. Of course, we had to stop to visit the restrooms. Mrs. K. confirmed that the ladies side was excellent and I could see that the men's side was clean. I love the red/green lights to let you know which stalls are available or not. In addition to the fridge magnet, Mrs. K. added a BUC-EE'S ballcap to the collection along with two bags of the caramel drizzled Beaver Nuggets. Friendly service and everything else about it, just the way it is everywhere else. Awesome. [Review 404 of 2026 - 713 in Texas - 25587 overall]

Best place over all for sweet treats! Custom cookies are to die for! The owner and her family are…read morejust the best ppl! Definitely be sure to order your custom cookies!!

Great little spot to stop by grab a coffee and a treat. I would give it five stars if they had more…read morerelaxing and comfy spots to sit inside, aside from a couple tables and chairs, and also more food available, to include some gluten-free options. The drinks, alone, are fantastic and they are worth the visit.

great service. read other review, ofcourse there's going to be kids working! they were great in…read morecustomer service, place was very clean. Overall 10/10

The new has definitely worn off this Freddy's. Food is still good and service is still quick and…read morepleasant. The facility and upkeep has unfortunately taken a downturn. Unfilled condiments, tables uncleaned and unsightly wear on seating seem the norm now. The restroom was messy with water and debris on the floor, the trash can uncovered, no paper in the paper towel dispenser and no soap in soap dispenser (they had bottle of soap on counter at least). I counted at least seven employees and only 15 customers in the dining room. It may not be anywhere near terrible but this location could use some TLC.

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory is one of those places that makes you smile the moment you walk…read morein. The shop smells like pure happiness--warm chocolate, pistachios, and all the good things in life. Their Strawberry Dubai Chocolate Cup is the standout: rich, silky chocolate paired with bright, luxurious strawberry flavor. It tastes like a tiny, decadent getaway in every bite. But what really sets this location apart is how thoughtful they are about all their customers--four‑legged ones included. They even make edible milk‑bone-style treats for dogs, crafted from ingredients pups can safely enjoy. It's adorable, unexpected, and honestly such a charming touch. The store is always clean and inviting, the staff is friendly and patient, and the whole experience feels personal and fun. Whether you're grabbing a treat for yourself or bringing home something special for your dog, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory delivers every time.

I went there for them to honor an ad that was sent to me by email Terrell Rocky mountain chocolate…read morefactory and they told me that manager wrote it incorrectly and I couldn't get what the ad stated. My daughter and I were very saddened about this entire ordeal. The manager stood back and looked as the young lady made up an excuse to not honor something they claimed to offer. Now it clearly stated that I could have 1 apple with any 1 nuts that were listed, for $5. They refused to honor it although I only ordered a caramel pecan apple, that's one nut. I gave up and me and my daughter left. I would never go back to that one again. The one in Mansfield and the one in Rockwall is much better. The one in Terrell is deceiving and dishonest. I would not send anyone there. It clearly says "Today and Tomorrow only, get any Caramel & Nut Apple for $5.00! Choose from Almonds, Peanuts, Pecans, Walnuts or Mixed Nuts!!" They email this to me July 1st and I went July 2nd. Clearly I was still in the date range. That ruin everything for me with that location. The past owners were so kind and sweet.

If you like TexMex and a little bit of everything else along with some reasonable prices this is a…read moregreat try for lunch. I love their cheese enchiladas with chili con carne on top. I have tried their fried blooming onion which I loved also. Tea is great and does not cost you $3.-$4.00 plus neither.

Hoy visité este restaurante en terrell y ordené menudo que está delicioso…read moreMi hijo pidió carne asada que está delicioso Es un lugar chiquito en terrell, solo quiero decirles si buscan menudo vengan aquí. Es lo mejor que he probado en menudo. Y la comida es muy accesible su precio.

Service: we had 1 waitress but if anyone noticed empty plates or drinks they were quick to refill…read more Our waitress was very attentive as well without being hovering. Food: Chicken fried steak/ Grilled pork chop there were no complaints. Good portions for the cost and definitely seemed fresh. Even the sides were delicious and fresh tasting. The ONLY downside is parking. I didn't subtract stars for it because there is still enough room to get around. But definitely use cation with bigger vehicles and especially trailers.

We were picking up a Facebook Marketplace item in Kaufman, Texas, which is close enough to qualify…read moreas a mini road trip. And whenever we take a drive like that, we make it our mission to find a highly rated local lunch spot. This one was on the way home and looked promising, so in we went. I will say this for Texas. Onion rings are everywhere here, far more than when I lived in California. I will happily take that as a win, because the heat for about nine months of the year is not my jam. Sadly, the onion rings were not listed as one of the many sides (so we couldn't get them as a side with our meal), but we ordered them as an appetizer ($8.99 I think) with blue cheese dressing. I am not a ranch girlie, and I stand by that choice. The blue cheese had huge chunks in it, which makes me think it might be house made (bonus point!). Now, the rings. I am firmly Team "Battered" Onion Ring over Team "Breaded", and these absolutely delivered on the team battered. They were almost chicken-fried, -- super craggly, crispy, and deeply satisfying. These were the star of the meal, so do yourself a favor and order them - but you need a friend to share them with, its a heavy portion. They also have great lunch specials, most around eleven dollars. I got the pot roast with two sides, refried beans and mashed potatoes with gravy. After indulging in the onion rings, I was not exactly starving, so I ended up with enough leftovers for another full meal. The pot roast was nicely shredded and tender, and the gravy was rich, flavorful, and worth every calorie. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak, (he's obviously on a diet!), with fried okra and mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was forgettable, but everything else on his plate was solid. Service was friendly and efficient, and this place definitely fills up at lunch, so plan accordingly. A very good roadside stop, and proof that sometimes the best meals happen when you are just out running errands.