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]

Lines can be long but services is fast ! They have a vast array of savory and sweet pastries…read more Prices are very reasonable. My favorite item was the brisket kolache and the Sausage Kolache. Not a big fan of the pizza! Would come back to try more of the Sweet pastries peaches and cream really tasted natural and soft ! Thankyou !

I have had some of the best burgers of my life from here. I definitely recommend the bacon…read morecheeseburger and fries. They are amazing and the ladies that work here are all so nice. Thank you! I about ready for another. Grandbaby stole the last of the one y'all made me for grandparents day. Ate it all the way it was. Loved it.

Good place to stop for fuel or bait when heading to the river. Fuel is usually little less than in…read moreRio Vista. Have worms, minnows and some catfish bait along with other fishing and hunting supplies. Can get some groceries if in need. Bathroom doesn't look like gets cleaned very often or at all. Staff has been friendly and helpful when stop there.

Stepping into The Milford Country Store in Milford Texas feels less like entering a convenience…read morestore and more like crossing a threshold into a bygone era. Milford itself is a whisper of a town, its main street lined with boarded-up storefronts and weeds claiming cracked sidewalks. In this landscape of quiet decay, The Milford Country Store stands as a stubborn, flickering flame. From the outside, it's nothing remarkable: a faded, sun-bleached sign that probably hasn't been updated since the 80s, and a perpetually dusty parking lot. But push open the door, and you're immediately hit with the familiar, comforting scent of stale coffee, old newspaper, and something vaguely sweet from the candy aisle. The selection, understandably, isn't vast. You won't find artisanal kombucha or a wide array of craft beers here. Instead, the shelves are stocked with the staples: rows of off-brand chips, a modest cooler of sodas and lukewarm beer, and a surprisingly well-maintained display of tobacco products. There's a single, slow-churning coffee machine that dispenses a brew that's more about caffeine delivery than flavor. What The Milford Country Store lacks in modern amenities, it makes up for in atmosphere, some level as a payment of homage to the past. This isn't just a place to grab a soda; it's the town's de facto community center, its last bastion of public interaction. You'll see a few grizzled farmers picking up their morning coffee, a couple of teenagers lingering over candy, and perhaps an elderly couple exchanging quiet words. It's where rumors are born and confirmed, where the few remaining residents exchange news, and where, for a brief moment, the silence of Milford is broken by the gentle hum of the refrigerator and the clinking of change. The prices are a little higher than a big-box store, but you're not just paying for the goods; you're paying for the convenience, the familiarity, and the unspoken acknowledgment that this place, against all odds, is still here. Is The Milford Country Store going to win any awards for its gourmet offerings or sparkling cleanliness? Absolutely not. But in a town that's slowly fading from the map, it's more than just a convenience store. It's a vital, if humble, lifeline. It's a testament to resilience, a quiet monument to what remains, and a poignant reminder of what once was. For anyone passing through Milford, The Milford Country Store isn't just a place to pull over; it's a window into the soul of a dying town, still stubbornly clinging to life.

Bought a hamburger and fries from here and it was really really good!…read more Place has nice restroom Lots of dinks to choose from Very friendly

These men are very kind as well as helpful. It is a very convenient place of business for the small…read moretown. However, their prices are outrageous. One small bag of cat food is $11. They overpriced everything unfortunately. I can go to any dollar store and get a big bag of cat food for $12 of course that's eight minutes down the road but still it's ridiculous. They could be a little more understanding on their prices. Also, the bathroom needs to be cleaned more often. And if they tell they will hire you, they should hire you instead of hiring three other people to cover a three hour shift in the morning and then three hour shift at night, especially when you live right around the corner. Anyway, that's all I have to say.

Lucko's grocery is essential to the surrounding community. Small town providers are a blessing!read more

Texas Tradition Road trip rule #1: If you're passing…read morethrough West, TX... YOU STOP FOR KOLACHES. Dallas RGV with a delicious little pit stop along the way!

Stopped by for dinner and found some definite winners! The Hot Chubby with Cheese was absolutely…read moreperfect. I'd order that again in a heartbeat. The spinach kolache wasn't really my thing. If you're a fan of creamed spinach, you may enjoy it more than I did. My husband tried the breakfast sausage kolache and said it was practically a full meal by itself. He also had the jalapeño cheese and sausage, which was delicious but noticeably spicier than expected that day. While he'd order the breakfast sausage again, he said next time he'd probably go with the Hot Chubby with Cheese because it had great flavor without quite as much heat. To finish things off, we split a cream cheese kolache for dessert. It was absolutely delicious and did a great job putting out the jalapeño fire! Overall, a great stop with plenty of tasty options. We'll definitely be back.

Great truck stop. One of my favorites. Lots of parking! New management. You also have the hillsboro…read moreta close by which is another with lots of parking

Have come here a few times now and can confidently say it's my favorite kolache spot in the area!…read more The sausage bacon jalapeño cream cheese is a must on every visit, probably the best kolache I've ever had. Really makes me wonder why cream cheese isn't used in more savory kolaches. Outside of that one they have a wide selection that has consistently provided hits when I try something new. The bread quality is really good, and they don't skimp on the meats either. I will say their savory quality is a touch higher than the sweet, particularly on the bread, but the sweet are also quite good and have a crazy array of options. I think this spot is super overlooked and is well worth giving a try. I've never run into a line here so if you're tired of waiting at other close by places I'd highly recommend driving the extra block to give this spot a try

Stop by when in the area or passing through! Right of the…read morehighway! There were several people eating at tables and a few people at the bar. Their bakery counter is STUFFED FULL of goodies. I wouldn't do them justice by trying to name everything they have. Cakes, cookies, savory & sweet kolaches, cinnamon rolls the size of your face in at least 20 varieties, & more! It's one of those things you just need to see for yourself! No frills about it. Just good, small & local! I got a the pecan cream cheese cinnamon rolls- 5/5 - just wanted to try it so we split it in 4. So good slightly heated up. Also got ham & cheese kolaches. The bread is best I've had. The ham is not cheap deli sliced ham - it's actual ham ground up. The meat to cheese ratio was a little off for my preference (stuffed full of meat, needed a little more cheese to help cut the salt) but I plan to go back and try more when passing through again. They had some boxes of day old product for discounted price. Go check them out!

Our area down here at the river is very remote. Close to DFW, Waco etc. but still tranquil,…read morebeautiful, and lacking the city luxuries a such as 24hr any damn thing. Trading post is convenient, and it comes with a price . You don't like it, then don't go. I believe it's fair. Irving has ran the post for years , and now Maria has been pulling half of the hours with him. They are both very very friendly and kind . I consider them both friends of mine. . they probably have what you need live bait, hunt brothers pizzas, adult beverages, takle, I suggest trying your luck on the machines ;). The owner is also kind , all of them have waited to help me as I was running late . They did just start charging for air though. Lol . I mean if free air has people stop and shop too. It's a no brainer to me . Pump them all you can on your dime. It has to be a sound investment . The flip side is it shows greed if you ask me . Pay for air ... Pffft. This place gets a thumbs up from me . Who ever changed the air thing gets my .middle finger up ..love y'all !???