Ranchland C-Store does follow their own posted pricing. Example; Core Water has a static sticker…read moreon the cold vault door advertising 2 for $4.00. When they are rung up at the register they ring up as $2.89 each. Mention to the cashier, attitude kicks in immediately!!! No I am sorry, no double checking the static sticker which means they know they are over charging and hope you miss the mistake. Cashier refunds the mistake, rings up the waters again and charges tax!!! There is no tax on necessities in Texas, water is considered a necessity!!! Now more attitude for pointing out a second mistake!!! Leave, finish pumping gas and there is no paper to print a receipt at the pump. If you have gas pumps with printable receipts, then have paper in the machines!!! I HIGHLY suggest staying away from this store!!! DKP needs to be advised that you are not honoring the Core Water promotion, I am sure the store is getting a rebate from KDP for selling the waters at full price!!! That is double dipping and unethical. IBC needs to be advised they are not honoring the promotional deal. Can you imagine how many people did not catch that price discrepancy???

My husband and I stop at this station every time we go through Benjamin. They have the absolute…read morebest barbecue, and I love their fried okra! Restrooms are clean and always in working order. Good place for meals or a snack!

I visited Valley Pecans on the recommendation of a friend. I vowed to swing by as I was driving…read morefrom Dallas to Canyon. If you know the route, you know there's not much along the way. So I was pleasantly surprised to hear about Valley Pecans. The shop has pecan-flavored everything. I was a bit overwhelmee with the offerings, but settled on the pecan pie. That alone is worth a stop! My husband/co-pilot tried their fudge and loved it too. If you're in the area, it's a must-stop.

Fun stop in the middle of nowhere. My husband swears their chocolate covered almonds are the best…read morehe ever had. I think they lose the crunch. Store is unique and fun to wonder around. Overall, it's a nice place to stretch the legs and grab a few road snacks.

Great donuts, breakfast biscuits, kolaches, breakfast burritos. They are always fresh. Friendly…read moreservice. I love being greeted with a smile. Highly recommend.

A bakery without coffee? First the good news... This bakery is right in the main drag with plenty…read moreof parking. However once you get inside it's anyone's guess as to what is available for both food and drink. Today on a Saturday morning a couple walked in and walked back out. I went in after them and asked the lady at the counter what happened. They wanted coffee and she didn't make any because she said she had only had one customer. No point in making a full pot. Interesting logic. The only food was what was in the glass case. Donuts, kolache (only one kind a giant pig in a blanket), and croissant sandwich with eggs, cheese and options for meat - as long as it's in the case. Not a flaky croissant because it's in plastic wrap. Good thing is that she heated up the sandwich and kolache. Not sure this place will be around long so if you like donuts it might be a good option for you. Not sure about the coffee. You take your chance on that.

What a fabulous little jewel to discover. Great food, great service and immediately felt like I…read morewas in a quaint little ski town in Colorado with its eclectic vibe. The Italian Iced were spot on and my Greek panini, on gluten free bread no doubt, was the bomb! Highly recommend for a great sandwich lunch hangout.

The mix match is the perfect thing for first timers or the undecided customers pick two sandwiches…read moreget half of each the grilled chicken Greek was amazing and the tomato basil soup omg and simple menus to navigate the ambience is old school simple and each table has a different salt and pepper shaker from aliens to rabbits great food great people

I am often asked, "What is your favorite restaurant in (Wichita Falls)?"…read more I generally hesitate with the answer, as I ponder that question and answer. I usually answer with one or two I'm frequenting more often in the current time period. When it comes down to it, I can solidly say Deli Planet is in the permanent Top Three. This year, I have been dining with Deli Planet for 40 years. Now with that being said, Deli Planet is truly my number one. I have eaten with no other that long (in the Falls). First as 'Subs n Subs' then Deli Planet. The consistent thing has been Eric Rutledge. He's been serving me since my first visit in 1986. Bob did an awesome job with hiring this guy. All the employees over the years have been fantastic and have always treated me like family. Always greeted with hugs and smiles. The one big change in all the years that turned this place into a powerhouse business is when Eric married Becca and this true power couple became one. Legends in the local restaurant business! The food always top-notch and very consistent from visit to visit. The place is always clean. All the employees seem to really enjoy their working here, which translate to a great atmosphere. I really love dining here and reflect back fondly on all that have crossed my path while dining here. Especially when I think back to all those that this place gave me a permanent friend like Samantha Ellis Stanley. Of course the whole of the Rutledge family is included in that, as they have all worked here at one time or another. Love my Deli Planet!!

The cheese hoagie was delicious!!! The fries were crispy and hot!!! The waitress was outstanding!!!…read moreBut, the bathroom was awful!!! I went in and came right back out. The smell was disgusting. I almost lost my hoagie!

DELICIOUS! I actually heard about this place from a Reddit post about places to stop on a road trip…read moreacross Texas and I'm so glad I listened! It's home cooked food, calories-not-monitored, but worth every single bite. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but I knew it was going to be good when we saw the parking lot was overflowing into the grass. Luckily there was still an open table inside and we were welcomed by the sweetest staff and our waitress was just as wonderful. So many things looked good on the menu, but I couldn't resist ending this road trip with another taste of chicken fried steak to compare to Mary's (and they can definitely compete because it was AWESOME)! We also tried the chicken fried chicken (delicious), sweet potato casserole (amazing), Mae's potato casserole (tasty), cheese sticks (good), and the hamburger and fries which was obviously delicious enough that my picky daughter almost finished it - which says a LOT! We were very glad that we'd ordered the "smaller portions" for lunch because it meant we could grab a few of the desserts to go to snack on for our final leg of the road trip and keep enjoying at home. We tried the toffee cake (incredible), peanut butter cake (sinfully good), and the coconut pie (very light and creamy)! We also snagged some items to take home with us from their coolers and I can 100% recommend their pork tamales and summer sausage. If you get the chance to stop here, you won't regret it at all! Delicious, great service, and good portions!

I have avoided coming here for years because every time I had in the past, it was a disappointment…read more I'll give it to them for consistency? I ordered the half portion breakfast quesadilla. My husband got the deluxe breakfast. The hashbrowns were greasy, obviously not reconstituted, and overcooked. He chose a pancake instead of the biscuit and gravy. His pancake took forever to receive. It was thin and tasteless. I've had better from a Bisquick box! My tortilla was greasy. Barely recognizable as a tortilla. Had I not been genuinely hungry, I would have sent it back. I managed to eat two triangles. I tried to cover up some of the greasiness with their salsa. I've had better salsa from Old El Paso. It was watery and flavorless. That seemed to be the overall theme for this meal. Flavorless and thin on cooking prowess. Had the waitress not been friendly, I would have given only one star. $25 for barely edible anything!?! Never never again.

Good service fast and good really happy with my tea it was so good thank good for good tearead more

Moderately crowded. Did not have the correct bread for a Reuban sandwich. Iasked for lemonade,…read more out of that. Waited for our food about 20 minutes. Wife had to send her food back due to them not realising her sandwich was supposed to be made without cheese. I was finished with my dinner about 5 minutes before my wife's food arrived. Sandwiches were good and well made. Good size portions.

I'm not a huge fan of Schlotzsky's and it's been several years since I had one of the original…read moresandwiches. Since this was a break in out trip and we had to gas up it was convenient. I forgot how' much I truly enjoyed the original sandwich. I was on as conference call waiting in our vehicle and it seemed like a long time to make two sandwiches. There was no one there so I didn't understand the wait. It was 14+ minutes until my travel partner came back to the vehicle. My call ended and I went inside to use the rest room. Again no one's inside so it was head scratcher. Doubtful I'll hit this place again since we were just passing through. However, it was a good reminder of what I had been missing!

Terrible experience. Chicken fiesta sandwich was a hot mess and way too hard to eat on the road.read more

I absolutely LOVE Market Street!…read more I wanted to come on here and rave about the Poke Bowl that I got from the sushi section of the store. I am from the West Coast and am pretty particular about seafood as a whole. I've gone into local restaurants and was like ohhhhhh I can taste that this shrimp was frozen. Ohhhh kay... I picked up the Big Wave Poke Bowl because I have seen Asian people working behind the counter and that gave me comfort. This Poke Bowl was delicious!! The fish tasted fresh. I was so happy!! I will definitely get one again and would recommend it to anyone.

We normally love shopping here, but recently they did 3 things that are quite irritating…read more 1. Recently they've been changing up the ReadyMeals in many ways. Firstly they removed the tortillas from the taco kit, eventually replacing the kit with a "bowl" with most of the same ingredients, but seemingly less chicken and no tortillas. A very problematic change they've made to seemingly ALL of their ReadyMeals is removing cooking/heating instructions. Not only does that seem like a hazard, but it certainly makes it quite the challenge when trying to cook a pizza in the oven. Does it need 350 or 400°? Does it need 8, 10, 15, 20, or 25 minutes to properly cook? These factors vary by each type of pizza. Is the fraction of a cent saved on printer ink on the label worth the customer dissatisfaction? I would think not. 2. They removed all the wall art of the history of Wichita Falls, which had previously made the store feel more "local" and less "uninspired corporate cookie cutter location." 3. They moved the Dublin sodas (a local to Texas brand) to 4 different places around the store and have slowly been phasing them out. Of course, starting with our favorite 1891 Founder's Recipe Cola, followed by our second favorite the Cherry Limeade. We used to buy 6-12 bottles every 1-2 weeks. Normally I could see this being an issue with a lack of demand, but they were constantly sold out of those 2 flavors. I don't expect the 2nd change to be addressed, but it would be nice if the 1st and 3rd would be addressed. Regardless, staff is always friendly and helpful.

ABSOLUTELY YUMMY CHICKEN PANINI, great service. Loved their free Icecream scoop! Definitely…read morerecommend

Staff is always friendly. Food is always good. Cannot beat their salad bar and my favorite order is…read morethe Plain Jane baked potato.