The deli has a good variety of food & fast service. Only issue is they don't always have…read morenormal/favorites sides on hand.

What a great grocery store! It has most everything you would need. Very clean and well stocked…read moreand complete. They have a deli, bakery, meat market, pharmacy, even a Starbucks. Their "Texas Kitchen " has food to go or dine in. I had not planned on doing breakfast here, but they offer huge portions of well cooked food. I got a breakfast plate which was so generous I could not finish it all. The employees are friendly and helpful, even taking your groceries to your car. They also offer curbside pick-up. I have been in several other smaller United grocery stores which were great, but this one is much larger and offers more. At home we have an excellent grocery store popular in Texas and known by three letters. But if this United grocery store was in our town I would shop here.

Excellent choices of meats and cheeses! Prompt service low…read morewait times! Perfect small town texas place to visit!

Vary cool, local spot. We stopped on our way to Fredericksburg. Get the fried bologna sandwich! It…read morewas fantastic!

Are you up for a country drive for a little bit of nostalgia, great homemade soup, custom…read moresandwiches, and possibly shopping for a crazy assortment of local grocery stuff (sweets, jams, preserves, breads, cooking ingredients, etc)?? This doesn't include the great service you will get. Take a short drive to Itasca (not far off IH35W and very close to Hillsboro) and visit The Olde Towne Country Store. You will be in for a treat that will you forget those fast food stops. We had some absolutely amazing sandwiches (enough for two meals) and spent way too much money on sweets, preserves, bread (we took home jalapeno bread - not hihomemade noodles, fresh vegetables (amazing flavored bell peppers and tomatoes), along with other cooking ingredients, and much more. They sell Key Lime Pie feeling in a squeeze bag. I wanted to turn that thing on end and squeeze into my mouth. Reminded me of the old I Love Lucy show. There is a Railroad Museum near the high school football field but it wasn't open.

Food is always fresh and delicious. They're very friendly.Homemade pies, and breads. Produce is…read morefresh.

I grew up in a small German/Pennsylvania Dutch town in Southwestern PA (Berlin). I love this small…read moretown family-owned store. This place feels like home to me with lots of familiar items you don't typically find in Texas, as well as some things I've only had in good German restaurants. Excellent meat & cheese variety & a huge assortment of canned & pickled foods.

I've spent my last dollar with Steve Fischer…read more I've used Fischer's for the last 6 years for deer processing, and always pick up a sack or two of extra meats, cheeses, and spreads when I pick up the finished deer. Always dealt with the courteous younger workers in the past. We drive from Sherman because the product has been good in the past and the drive is not too bad, offering us a chance to reminisce about a hunt on the way in to the processor. Deer hunting for my kids has always had an unspoken goal of driving to Fischer's after the hunt. Last night we brought a doe in at just after 7 PM and I called Steve Fischer - the first name listed on the list of phone numbers to call. I've never met Steve before last night, though I have heard about him. I've never in my life dealt with a more rude or patronizing individual. I sat there and watched him patronize and demean a 14-year-old kid because he obviously didn't want to get off of his azz and come check in this kid's deer. If you don't want to come up after hours, then don't put your name on the sign. I asked him if we were putting him out and that we don't aim to, or make a make a practice of such. After a smart azz and unprofessional response, I instructed my son to put his deer back in the truck and advised Steve we'd just go somewhere else. The relative positive is that I got to talk with my son for an hour about the value of his dollar, businesses who deserve it, and businesses that do not. I've referred a friend to Fischer's about a month ago who described a similar experience dealing with Steve at check-in. You've earned your last dollar from us bud.

My wife and I brought our son here one day for lunch when we were both off. The staff is very nice…read moreand were very quick to get our food out quickly. The sandwiches were fantastic and it's very cozy inside.

I am cheating here a little bit because I didn't actually go. This place is down the street from my…read morejob and my girlfriend picked it up for me. I asked her for a club sandwich just plain as it comes. She ended up getting me the gluten-free bread because the lady there said it was great and she's also gluten-free. I must say the bread is pretty good the usual sort of dry gluten-free but with the ingredients on the sandwich, it was pretty tasty. She also grabbed me some tomato basil soup, which was phenomenal. It had little chunks of maybe onion and tomato. Of course it was nice and warm and filled to the top. This place is right by my job so I will be ordering from here again. Probably not my girlfriend picking up. She works all over the place so you never know when she's in the area to do me a little favor. She is quite amazing. I must say.

What a neat Hidden Gem! Wow! When you walk in the door, you take a walk back in time. There is…read morefudge, taffy, peanut brittle, ice cream and beef jerky, tons of items that are jarred or canned, and so much fun! The workers were friendly and efficient. The restrooms were clean. Please make sure to find the tea towels!! :)

We enjoyed our visit to Dutchman's, the food was great, the Ruben sandwich was plenty for 2 people…read moreto split, and the selection of house made candy was amazing. The place itself was a blast from the past.

My wife and I found this place about five years ago and we wish we would have found it sooner…read more Every time we have family visit from out of town we take them here. Several years ago, I had my first muffuletta at a sandwich shop in Florida and I thought it was OK, but nothing special. I did not order one from Weinbergers the first several visits because of this and all the other choices we had. My wife and I finally decided to order one to split. The first bite that we took we just looked at each other wide eyed in amazement and said OMG. The reason I decided to write this review is because my wife just texted me and said she is craving a muffuletta. We will probably head there this weekend. We love this place!

This Chicago-style deli is legit with a massive menu!! The options felt endless, it was so hard to…read morechoose. Make sure you're prepared when you walk up to the counter-- I thought I was until the dude started rattling off "wet" or "dry" and the list of toppings. I threw up my hands and said "I'm an amateur, this is my first time here!" He slowed it down and walked me through ordering, lol. I went with the Italian beef, dry with the juice on the side. So yummy! I love that it came with a handful of crinkle chips as well. If I was local I'd eat here all the time! The inside is small with a handful of tables and a few extra outside. It was pretty packed on a Friday afternoon!

This is my favorite deli outside of my hometown...Chef Josh uses premium meets to creat his…read moredishes...and they have amazing pumpkin pie

Fantastic Philly sandwich and customer service the way it's supposed to be. Definitely eat here.read more

The food was really good and we bought a few books. Loved the ambiance and the service was great.read more

One of our favorite places to eat when in Glen Rose. Great section of sandwiches, soups and salads…read more Have tried most of menu and haven't had a bad meal yet. My personal favorite is the club sandwich. Cant leave out that have to top off every meal with cobbler and ice cream, I like the blackberry, wife likes the peach. Have a lot of books and kids play area inside. Very comfortable setting and the employees are always friendly and attentive.

I stopped at this McAlister's on the way home from Lubbock to Austin. If you've been to one…read moreMcAlister's, you've been to most. I got my order to go, and they were pretty quick getting my New Yorker out to me. The bathroom was clean, and the restaurant was quite big. Everyone seemed nice inside as well. It's really just your typical McAlister's. This isn't the fault of this location, but holy smokes those prices are outrageous. RIYL: The chain of McAlister's. They make soups and stuff

The last time we were here was probably over a year ago and we decided we wouldn't come back…read more Unfortunately, a good friend who is on temporary diet restrictions wanted to go, so we did. The dill pickle lemonade was surprisingly good! But... The reason we stopped coming was the shockingly minimal amount of meat on the sandwiches, and the high prices for meat that can't even cover the bread. It hasn't changed, I can't believe they are still in business, this is the same reason we stopped going to (the now closed) Schlotsky's). The amount of ham on those sandwiches seem to be ok, but... I order a 1/2 and 1/2 with a garlic steak and a "bbq" honey pork. The tiny slivers of meat that were there were not appealing at all, they were both the same odd color of grey, and again, couldn't even cover the bread. The flavor (like the meat) was almost non existent. I couldn't even tell which was which... I literally used about six napkins throughout the course of 2 sandwich halves?? What was leaking out? It wasn't water? As I longingly gazed out the window at Chick Fil A I lamented the loss of $35 for sandwiches and drinks for 2 people. So long McAllisters, you blew it for good this time.