Although the convenience store is a lot nicer that it use to be the service sucks. We use to stay…read moreat the RV park every time we passed through Oklahoma but this time when we pulled in there was trash everywhere and they totally quit taking care of the lawn. The water hook up leaked so bad that our tiny yard was flooded. I miss the previous owners.

Actually, this review is for the service station. (Fiesta Convenience store, I believe), it…read moredoesn't come up on Yelp. The pumps are new, they don't insult you by asking if you want a receipt and their gas prices are reasonable. Always clean and the McDonalds attached is excellent. We stop here on the way up AND the way back, we like it so much!

Cute place but people who are not locals get treated differently…read more I wanted a large size sandwich to share with my daughter. They had sandwiches priced by how much meat there was in it. But I asked to see the bread cuz I wanted to know if they had a larger size bread. He said they didn't and they showed me the tiniest little loaf of bread like in a cheap store. And I said is there anything bigger than that and they said no so I ordered the sandwich it was very tiny because we have. You have to put your own condiments on like mustard and mayo and all of that. As I'm doing that I'm looking at sandwiches going out the door there's a big hoagie bun and there's another one that has at least double size white bread so obviously for the locals they will do that but not for people who are travelers. They're advertisement absolutely is not what is real when you get there it fails to impress. Turkey tasted okay but it was nothing special so I wouldn't recommend this place.

When I was making my way east along I-40, I passed the cattle feed lot west of Amarillo TX. After…read moreseeing the high density cramped quarters and smelling the awful stench, let me tell you, I swore off beef then and there! Well, that was four hours back and 300 miles under my tires. That, along with my short memory, is when I saw the sign for Robertsons. Time for a bite to eat. I pulled off the highway and into a gravel parking lot. There before me was a rustic looking building that looked like it was in serious need of some paint. But, as they say, dont judge a book by its cover. It's what's on the inside that counts. Besides, a little weathered wood just adds to the ambiance. Don't get fooled by the face of Robertsons. The heart beats soundly. When I went inside, I noticed that the chalkboard menu had a number of different offerings. It was when I saw BBQ beef that I knew that I had to give it a shot. The memory of the feedlot had long since faded. As did the stench of the cattle wallowing in their own filth. But hey, didn't I mention that it's what's on the inside that counts? Well, I found that the inside of a bovine can barbecue up quite nicely. I got the bbq sandwich, and it was superb. You should get one, or maybe even two! Quick Tip: If you're tempted to get gas at the Loves next door, don't. Go to the next exit and buy your gas at Stuckeys. It's like 20 cents a gallon cheaper. The money you save will help pay for your sandwiches. Or that Pecan Log Roll if Stuckeys draws you inside.

This lil meat market and deli is a hidden treasure. It's located smack dab in the middle of a…read moreresidential neighborhood and is a great asset to the community. It reminds me of my childhood when I'd frequent the area market for my sitter and sometimes for my own sweet tooth. What great memories of those fun days gone by. After looking up meat markets in the area, Hardesty was the first to pop up so off I went...ready to check it out. Upon entering the heavy door immediately that 'little giddy girl feeling' from my childhood days came rushing over me. It took me back to the days I walked to my local market as a child for many of the same goods and I felt right at home! There was a particularly-hard-to-find-deli meat that I was in search of which they didn't quite have, but a suitable substitute was found. The market was clean and the employees (and even customers) were so, so hospitable and friendly. The gentleman that waited on me was kind/patient and graciously gave me sample after sample of not-so-common deli meat/cheese to explore. It was fun taste-testing foods that I hadn't heard of or eaten before. I ended up purchasing much more than I intended to, but was extremely pleased with each item. The market also has fresh vegetables, homemade preserves, desserts, pickled goods, okra, sauces and more. What a delight! This is now my new meat market/deli...home away from home. Thank you HARDESTY for being such a bright spot in the community and a wonderful place to travel for my meat/deli needs. You are well worth the miles from my home state to yours. You rock!

What a great meat market. I needed some beef fat for tallow and they did not disappoint. Everything…read moreis super clean. The meat selection looks great and when in season they sell fruits and veggies. Prices are great. Service was incredible.

We got off the hwy looking for some liquor and we were delighted to find this hidden gem!!! Helen…read morewas friendly and helpful!!!! Totally recommend this stop

This is a nice store with a selection of beverages, wine, beer and mixers. I appreciate the clean…read morelook, well-stocked shelves and friendly attitude. In and outside fresh paint creates an inviting atmosphere compared to other stores in the region. Highly recommend stopping here.

Great "down home" general store. Friendly faces, great food, good tires, fantastic service. Try the…read morebbq sandwiches. I add banana peppers to mine. ;)

Great "down home" general store. Friendly faces, great food, good tires, fantastic service. Try the…read morebbq sandwiches. I add banana peppers to mine. ;) Stop for gasoline between towns and grab a bite while they rotate your tires. :)

A brand new Casey's general store just opened in Okemah Oklahoma. It's so new you can smell the…read morefresh paint in the store. Bathrooms are clean. It's very organized. The parking lot us well lighted. A very nice store.

This quaint little Native American town where my mama was born is home to Robertson's Hams and it's…read moretruly a treasure. A small family owned business that's known for its good ole hams, turkeys, loin, "Real" beef jerky (made from real round steak), bacon, sausages (beef & jalapeño summer, polish and breakfast), sandwiches, jellies, chow chow, pickled okra, etc keeps me coming back. The food is great, the service is just as wonderful and the ambiance is so cool. It reminds me of a log cabin restaurant from back in the day with tables to dine-in and it's roomy. A nice atmosphere to explore while waiting for your order and the restrooms are very clean, up-to-date and the craftsmanship is beautiful. It's obvious they take great pride in their establishment. This visit I had the pleasure of meeting the owner who is a longtime educator who continues to hold it down as an entrepreneur (kudos to you sweetie for all you do)! She was as friendly as she could be and come to find out she even taught some of my cousins (one cousin and her son were college roommates their freshman year, how bout that)! The staff was equally as kind so it was a win-win for us all around. I've always enjoyed stopping in and purchasing food for the road And my freezer. If you are ever near I-40 in the Seminole area give this place a holler. It's worth it!

We are new in town and stop in from time to time, Ms. Susan's chipotle wraps are the best!read more

A nice little stop passing through. The diner had great quality burgers! My coworker got the…read morechipotle bacon burger and it was his favorite! My Philly was good but the bun was a little too drenched in butter/oil. Still good and the tots were amazing! Good service!