We stopped in here to get our Oklahoma Route 66 passport books stamped. When we pulled up one of…read morethe girls working in the front waved out the window. We walked in and it was like they have known us forever. It's not a huge store but I would be surprised if you didn't find what you are looking for. Everything was stocked beautiful. They have a deli to get your cold cuts. There is a man making pizzas in the back, they smelled amazing. You will find the butcher block in the back of the store. Everyone is so nice, they are greeting people by their first name. That's what I love about small towns.

Outstanding Grocery Store in WEatherford Ok. Friendly staff…read moreClean, well stocked. One stop shopping for everything you need. I highly recommend.

United is a great alternative to Wal-Mart. They have good weekly sales and a great clearance…read moresection. I usually stop by a couple days a week just to check the clearance area. It's a good area to find reduced baked goods (bread and cakes) and specialty items. Their cheese is almost always on sale and cheaper than Wal-Mart. I like that you can get in/out without the hassle of a long line at the register too. Very convenient...

Excellent food! Highly recommend Jeffrey's Special, Luigi's…read moreSpecial and clams in white sauce. Bread is fresh and light. If you don't think margaritas go with Italian food, try the Italian marg! Ask for Avery -- she is the go to waitress, Excellent service. Can't recommend this place enough-- if you are doing RT 66 hundredth anniversary this place should be on your "gotta do it" list.

We were passing through town and grabbed takeout from Luigi's after seeing the good reviews. Glad…read morewe did. My husband ordered the fried ravioli ($11.99) and I got the pasta sampler ($13.99) with lasagna, manicotti, and cheese ravioli. Everything was really good. The fried ravioli were crispy and came with a really tasty marinara sauce. The lasagna had a nice meat sauce, while the manicotti and ravioli were classic cheese-filled pastas with the same flavorful sauce. It also came with two pieces of bread that were more like soft rolls. Portions were just right for us. Not massive, but definitely satisfying. The restaurant itself looked clean and very traditionally Italian inside, with Italian music playing and that classic neighborhood Italian restaurant feel. Overall, a solid takeout meal and definitely worth trying if you're in the area.

Clean and well organized, good variety of food and their meat selection is good. I loved their…read morecarne asada that we bought. I also love their candy selection. Everyone seemed nice as well.

Owner is a little bit disrespectful and mean. He can be a little more nice with his customers when…read moreit comes to customer service. I have seen before how he treated one of his customer and today i experienced it myself. I have never had any other poor customer service from the employees, but the owner.

absolutely the worst job I ever had, James Sutton is a terrible supervisor, he is too busy trying…read moreto be liked by everyone while actively trying to do as little as possible, to actually be a good leader. He will throw you under the bus with absolutely zero regret.

Spotted Rowdy Stickhorse Farmhouse Market & Apothecary while I was across the street at Enterprise…read moreRental. The building is unassuming, with a cute little farm sign out front, so I decided to pop in and see what was happening inside. I was pleasantly surprised! The aroma of essential oils hits you the second you walk in. The shop is stocked with soaps, oils, teas, seasonings, honey, jerky, preserves, meats, veggies, and so much more. They also had the cutest little 3-D figures for $1 each, which my kids will love. The owner was there and incredibly friendly and helpful and does much of the work to stock the shelves!

Amazing Selection of hand-crafted spice mixes, baking mixes, unique meats, prepped foods and great…read morehand-made items for gift giving! Worth the repeat visit!