What a fantastic bakery--and worth the 15-minute detour off of I-29 to visit and check it out. An…read moreassociate in our Grand Forks location recommended Soholt's bakery for a staff treat, and coming back from Fargo, I took the detour and got doughnuts for the staff at Soholt's. The staff was super friendly, and I chatted with the owner. The team enjoyed the treats (as did I), and I'll certainly pass through again in the future.

Wonderful local donut shop! They only take cash or check, but a great place to stop for a treat…read more Walk in and take out only.

Love this place…read more Extremely clean. AMAZING baked goods. Friendly courteous staff. 5 stars! The perfect little small town cafe.

Kerry's kitchen is a back roads diamond in the rough. First in a small town is refreshing to see a…read moreclean well lit establishment. They offer a daily lunch special, today was cordon blue chicken with wild rice corn and a baked potato. Daily is a pastry case of hand made bars that you will only find in a small town. Can really taste the tradition in the homemade buns just like my great aunt Betty cooked on the farm.

If you've lived in the FM area, then you've certainly heard of Sandy's Donuts. You've either been…read morethere yourself, or someone has brought a box of Sandy's goodies into the office. I fell into the latter category. I'd sampled the donuts and cinnamon rolls before but had never actually visited a physical location. The South Fargo store happened to be on my route out of town, so of course I had to stop for a donut and a cup of coffee. I also had the opportunity to introduce a first-timer to Fargo to this awesomeness. It was Teacher Appreciation Week, so selections were a little slim by late morning, but they were still sufficiently stocked. I sampled the "Churro" donut, while my partner found one featuring their two favorite things: chocolate and peanut butter. Both were delicious, and the coffee definitely put a spring in our step. Go get some.

Oh come now, you can never go wrong at Sandy's. This place is iconic in Fargo ,heck, it even ran…read moreout Krispy Kreme ,that's saying something. I rest my case.

One of the best donut shops in the entire USA. Seriously…read more Made with love and a great, friendly and helpful staff. It is hard to improve on perfection.

I have been hearing non stop things about how amazing Sandy's donuts are for a while and after it…read moretook us a while to get back up to Fargo, we finally made the stop. We ended up going to the location downtown on a Sunday. Parking was incredibly easy on this freezing Sunday. There was no line when I went in around 10:30 am. They certainly were starting to run out of donuts but still had a great selection. I opted to get a few filled (cookies and cream, butterfinger), glazed (raised) and old fashioned. The filled were fine, however I've never been one for filled donuts so my judgement is not the best. I am a glazed (raised or cake), cake, and old fashioned type of donut gal. I found the donuts to be good. Not sure life changing, but good.

I mean, who doesn't like fresh donuts! The variety was almost overwhelming but somehow I made it…read morethrough. The glazed homer...my all time favorite donut, was right on par with other homers I have had around the US and it was right on 9 out 10 for me. But if you want something truly special get the caramel rolls, there is a reason they sell out in a couple hours if you don't get there early. I didn't get any the first day we were in Fargo so I had to try again the second day, and YES they are the real deal at Sandy's. Perfectly gooey, sweet, and warm...pure comfort for my soul!

Sandy's was a good treat this Sunday morning. It was around 10:30 when we arrived, we were 3rd in…read moreline. We still had a decent selection the two women working the counter were very efficient and pleasant. We practiced a lot of self control and selected only 3 donuts. I'm Sorta glad there's no Sandy's in NC or I'd have to go to the gym twice a day delicious!

I stopped here to fuel up when traveling between North Dakota and Minnesota…read more The store is on the smaller side and not very welcoming. I couldn't bring myself to go inside, but the pumps are always open & the prices are fair. Easy to access for a regular vehicle, I'd skip it if you're hauling a trailer, camper or driving an rv. This location doesn't have individual hoses for each type of fuel, which I prefer. Tho they did offer winter grade diesel, nice.

I am writing to let people know to never work at Caseys in Valley City ND. I was told that they…read morewere able to fire me without cause. I have 2 kids to support and I was basically thrown out for personal reasons. I had worked 3 days when I was told that I wasn't doing a good enough job and that you only get 40 hours of training. I had received 16 out of 40 when I got fired. The individaul training left me to stand there doing nothing for over 1/4 of my shift. He spent the time talking to the manager instead. My self esteem was ripped apart by this place. please don't make the same mistake that I did. I intend to continue talking about this everywhere I can including the news and the internet. Thank you for listening to my experience.

The food is gross and the food is greasy and some of the staff is rude and I got sick a lot each…read moretime I ate there and the atmosphere is not good

The general manager needs training, very unprofessional, very sloppy, and when asked to fix…read moresomething was kicked out of the store. Asked for the franchise owners information she refused and told me to leave. Cannot rate the food, but I'm sure it is like all the other ones. It is just the management that needs training

My review is different. I am grateful that Casey's seems to be my chosen place for a nap when I am…read moreon the road. Last month, I was driving from Winnipeg to the Twin Cities. I had lunch at Bernie's in East Grand Forks. I had the biscuits and gravy hotdish with scrambled eggs for lunch. It was excellent. It also had more carbs than I usually consume at lunch. I was driving along I-29 southbound. It's a pretty straight, monotonous drive. The carb coma hit. I'm out of iced coffee or some exciting pick-me-up. I need a nap. The last time this sluggishness happened to me, I pulled over at a Casey's gas station in Cannon Falls, MN when I was driving between the Twin Cities and northern Iowa. I saw a sign for this Casey's in Hillsboro and felt comforted that I could take a nap here. It was a similar drill. It was probably -15°C when I got to the gas station. There were many parking spots in front of the convenience store. I backed into one of them, had the engine running, locked my doors, and snoozed for probably a good twenty minutes at least. I like that no one bugs you at Casey's. Folks realize that it's a gas station, convenience store, and rest stop. I needed that nap. I felt refreshed and great hitting the road. I returned to Hillsboro when I was heading back to Winnipeg. I was driving in a snowstorm and needed to fuel my rental vehicle to make it back. I debated whether I should fuel here or at the Cenex across the street. I went for the latter. This town (or city?) has two decent gas stations. One of these days, when I'm not sleepy, I will either get fuel or snacks at this Casey's. I'm thankful that it was there for my nap and safety. (3)

I had a order for 6:00 showed up at 6:05 went in and the worker said no I just started working on…read moreit and, there was only 1 other person.so then about 30 seconds later the worker said sorry are machines broken he got the manger he took a look and said nope it's broken and refunded are order.So we were about to leave then someone walked up and said order for their name then the worker said yep and made it like we don't get are food and there order was after ares.

I go to Cash Wise weekly. The staff is super helpful and friendly. I particularly enjoy the fresh…read moreproduce area. They offer very good selections at decent prices.

Def recommend YES! Great service and casual, friendly, laid-back ambiance! (Not to mention great…read moreprices on food!)