Friendly feed store with a wide variety of items for sale including fresh milk, local honey, and…read moreeggs. I'll be back for my bird feed.and dog supplies!

From the owner: Welcome to Maid Rite Feeds. Where we have been manufacturing bulk and bagged livestock feeds,…read moreminerals, supplements for feed lots,dairies and back yard producers since 1984. From our location in Willcox Arizona, we pride ourselves in our large feed stock, with a friendly experienced staff to help you with all your pet, livestock, stock tank, tack, and corral panel needs. Give us a call or come visit.

Knowledgeable staff with a great selection of wines to choice from! Try a tasting or buy a glass or…read morebottle.

We recently visited with our friends because we've been drinking the wine here for years. We…read morethought it would be the same experience as what we remembered, but we were wrong. The wine tastes like it got oxidized or overheated. Almost like maybe it's been through a second fermentation. It tasted like it was turning into a port. We tried several different varietals and they tasted pretty much the same. If this is on purpose, then I apologize for this review. We expressed our concern to the hostess, and she was unwilling to help us or refund our money or have us try another bottle. We will not be coming back until they get this figured out.

Excellent food in Willcox near the highway. We enjoyed a tasty lunch - burger, pulled pork, French…read moredip sandwich - and it was all delicious and served hot. The kitchen was very busy on a Sunday midday and it took over 45 minutes to get our food. It was worth the wait. This looks like a ramshackle hole in the wall from the outside but it's a clean, simple family place for some good food . Much better than the fancy winery restaurant we visited for dinner the previous night.

After a very long day of hiking the Chiricuahua's, my family and worked up quite the appetite and…read morewe were wanting something other than fast food, and then we found this place on Yelp and it looked and sounded so good just reading online so we decided to stop here before heading home to Tucson, and I am so glad we did. The place was pretty busy, every table pretty much has guests so we had to wait but the wait honestly was a couple of minutes. The staff had their hands full but you would never know it - they were super kind and fast with their service. It's a decent size restaurant with indoor seating and a patio and it was nice and clean. I was craving a nice cold salad and their salad bar hit the spot! everything was crisp, cold and fresh and the blue cheese was so good. I especially loved the tea and the sweet tea they both were super refreshing and even the water tasted so good. They serve the drinks in giant mason jars which I loved. Do not skip the Brussel sprouts or the green beans! We had steak, chicken fried steak, a burger and they even had my daughter's favorite, spaghetti, and it all was a hit for us. I was enjoying it so much that I forgot to take pictures of it! This place has me wanting to take the drive from Tucson to Willcox just to enjoy another meal!

Second year attending. This festival is awesome. People are super friendly. Lots of wonderful…read morewine tasting booths! Quite a few vendors selling other items. There was only one food truck on site, Mexican food, we actually ate at the brick and mortar restaurant the next day. Too bad there weren't more for more variety. There were a few food items available via vendors other than the food truck. The tasting rooms along Railroad Park are also open which was a huge plus. There was also live music and it was really good! There are limited places to stay if staying town, so I would book early if staying in Willcox. We stayed at the Motel 6 in town and it was basic but nice. There are also few vineyards and "dive" bars in town as well as a couple of pretty good restaurants. There were a couple cons....it was hot! - Mid 90s made for a few hours of being really uncomfortable and there is not enough shaded seating -- I would recommend bringing your own chairs just in case so you can set up on the lawn area, maybe a couple of umbrellas too. Also be aware if you purchase the beer tasting tickets. Beer tasting is separate from the Willcox Wine Festival and is actually there through the Chamber of Commerce and it's just one stand with some different beers, a canned margarita, and a canned vodka. Cans are also sold at 5$ each. All in all I would recommend checking it out if you get the chance. We always make a fun trip out of it and have a good time every time, would totally recommend and will be back next year!

Came for the wine festival weekend. Many tasty vitners to drive to. I especially liked Zapara's &…read moreBodega Pierce, neither had joined the formal participants on the list. Sadly the official website has much to despair. No map of wineries. Website had issues including needing update as of the 1st day. Will not bother again, but will visit favorite wineries which rival Sonoma & Napa regions.

Where to start? We sat outside and the flys about ate us alive. I ordered the fried zucchini, fish…read moreand chips all burned. The service was bad our food came out and no silverware. I do not recommend it at all.

This restaurant is part of the KOA campground just off I-10 but anyone can eat here. And trust me,…read moreyou won't regret it! The food was scratch cooked, fresh and delicious. The staff was friendly and entertaining. We had a party of 6, everything ordered was on point. If you find yourself in Wilcox and want a home cooked meal I would highly recommend!