My fiancé and I had the wagyu burgers and fries. Fan. Tastic. We had the jalapeño ranch to dip our…read morefries in. And ooooo baby. So good. We will definitely return. Area for improvement would be a little more seasoning on meat and maybe pickles on the burger? But still a wonderful place to grab a burger.

Wow! I have been coming to local restaurants in the area since starting a job down here. Didn't…read moreeven know this place existed until today. Wagyu burger was absolutely delicious, and the fries were perfect. On top of that, you can't beat the price. Will be making this a regular spot.

Pecans, pecan turtle's, & pecan pie great house made quality definitely not Walmart or Sam's club!…read moreGreat small town ladies helped us made sure questions were answered, needs were met, we got what we needed and a little more wink, wink!!! Quick but excellent we experience!

Absolutely adore this place!!! Everyone is always so helpful and friendly…read more The fresh hand pies are drool worthy!!!

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.

Passing thru from out of town and one of the few options open on a Monday so decided to give it a…read moreshot. This place doesn't look like it has much to offer from the outside but if you're looking for an amazing sandwich, made to order, then this is the place to go! They don't skimp on toppings. We got the Italian sub, Italian sandwhich and club (plenty big enough to split amongst kids)

First time trying this sandwich shop so review is limited to only what we ordered. The chicken…read moresalad sandwich on toasted wheat bread was nothing to rave about. It was not loaded thick with chicken salad and I commented on how little it had. The taste was different too but it is homemade and I think they use sweet pickles. The Roost's chicken salad is far superior in my opinion. The club sandwich was decent; however, it was not overly huge like a photo I saw previously. My husband, who typically cannot finish a sub, ate it all. The banana pudding was a big disappointment! It had an unusual, chemical taste and just 2 cookies. The portion also was very small for $4. I honestly could not eat it and my husband agreed that it had a chemical taste. The brownie with peanut butter top was ok. The brownie was dried out but, I think it was free. The cost was $28 for 2 sandwiches and the pudding I could not eat. Trying to be honest because other things on the menu may be awesome. We just would not order what we did again if we decide to give it another try. 3 stars because the club was ok and I did finish the chicken salad sandwich.

This is a marvel of a place -- locally owned, locally operated. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming,…read morethe service, friendly and professional. The drinks and grocery part of the store is organized in a manner that could't be more accessible and Customer convenient; the prices are more than fair; and the 'deli' counter offers a wide selection of items that are always fresh and appetizing. I'd call it one of the Crown Jewels of Ennis. They treat you like Royalty!

Since there are new owners, there is a lot more items to choose from. Prices are still the same…read morefor the sandwiches and burgers... And their taste is awesome. I always get their fresh lunch meat...

An absolute MUST STOP along I-35 and now my second visit to West, Texas (not West Texas, which is…read morecompletely different). I've been to the other one and now I am here. And while the other one is great and fabulous, this one is one star better. A huge selection of baked goods, coffee, decor, clothing, drinks and more. The Kissing Pig Cafe has so many food options, too! Mrs. K. has not had a kolache in years and she's now pescatarian which presents certain challenges. It would be awesome if they had some kolaches with just cheese or were sweet, so while I had one with ham and cheese and one with sausage in cheese, she was at least able to enjoy a strawberry and cream danish as well as the always awesome poppyseed kolache. It's possible that a pecan square was purchased for later consumption, too. The self-serve coffee was great and we enjoyed all of this inside at a comfortable table. And after that, more shopping. So much great stuff to choose from here and very, very clean restrooms. If you're overwhelmed by that massive baked goods counter, just ask for recommendations. They'll get you sorted for sure! [Review 381 of 2026 - 698 in Texas - 25566 overall]

Pluses: nice clean stop along the route. Clean bathrooms after you worm your way through aisles of…read morekitsch, and a meat market and kolache counter to visit after you've "done your duty". Excellent selection of kolaches and klobasneky. You can also buy sandwiches. Minus: as on previous visits, I have found that they are often out of poppyseed and prune kolaches. Not the servers' fault but you would think management would be keen to bake more of what sells most. Then there are the sandwiches. If you want pork, you'll get value. But if you want brisket, look out! I've never seen a more miserly portion offered for 13 dollars. I understand that brisket is expensive now. But I still get it at various restaurants and have to say that it was a five dollar sandwich for thirteen bucks. Additionally, the sandwich maker apparently does not know what and order for "moist" brisket means. Mine proved rather dry.

Deli News never disappoints. This lunch was next level -- a piled-high corned beef sandwich topped…read morewith a perfectly cooked egg. Cut into it and that runny yolk pours right over the warm corned beef, adding an extra layer of rich, creamy goodness. Messy in exactly the right way. We also had the liver pâté and egg salad, along with the classic pickles and crunchy bagel chips. Everything tasted fresh, generous, and exactly like a great old-school deli meal should. There are plenty of places to get a sandwich in Dallas, but when it comes to this kind of deli food, Deli News is hard to beat. Great portions, great flavors, and food that makes you want to come back before you've even finished lunch. That corned beef, egg, and runny yolk combination alone is worth the trip. Cannot beat it anywhere in Dallas.

The food here was pretty good. We were looking for a place to have lunch and despite living really…read moreclose to Deli News for years, we'd never been. First, the spot is actually really cozy and has a well-maintained neighborhood vibe. It's self-seating so we picked a spot near the huge flatscreen so we could also watch a little television. Service was friendly and attentive. The menu is HUGE, so maybe study it a bit to cut down on decision fatigue. I was initially torn between a breakfast plate and the cheese blintzes. I figured, why not go with the blintzes, because you don't really see as an option much these days. I also got a side of cherry compote and orange juice. The orange juice was nice and pulpy. As for the cheese blintzes and the cherry compote- I think I could've done without it- it made it too sweet. But, it was served in the side, so iI just didn't eat much of it. The blintzes themselves were very good and definitely had a very gratifying texture. Slightly sweet on their own, but not too much. My husband had the franks and beans. I didn't try them, but I did snag a French fry and it was very good- golden and perfectly crispy with a piping hot soft center. Prices were a bit steep, but this is a neighborhood restaurant and iI think it's always good to support locally when you can. Goodness knows, prices for goods is high and labor is not cheap. Overall, I would definitely consider coming here again, but this time I would like to try one of their breakfast plates to get a better baseline.

Food...there is so much to choose from. Kolaches yum! Pick your flavor! Sweet or savory! My…read morefavorite thing here is jalapeño peanut brittle. Anytime we go by here this is what I have to have. The cinnamon rolls are darn good too! Service...first come first serve and the workers are always nice. Ambiance...there is the bakery side and the service station side. They are both what you would expect from what they are.

I stopped by this place coming back into town. I wasn't expecting it to be so busy. The line was…read moreliterally almost out the door. And even on the gas station side the line was the same way. We entered the main shop, and they only had two employees working. One collecting the orders and one being the cashier. We were probably in line for about 30 mins until somebody else came to assist. They had a lot of choices to pick from. I ordered a regular sausage, jalapeño sausage w/ cheese, and a cinnamon roll. What stole the show for me was the cinnamon roll. I was concerned that it was barely had any frosting on top but it was perfect! I wasn't a fan of the jalapeño sausage but I did like the original plain. Maybe just too much bread for my liking. This place has a lot of unique pictures on the walls and different flavors of pastries to buy. Definitely stop by if you're on a road trip!