Hours show they are open but when you drive 30 minutes to get there they are not. Heard great…read morethings but have never got to try it need to be open to try, doors say they are closed now both Saturday and Sunday

Over priced!!! Way over priced. Stopped here on my way thru. I would not recommend stopping here…read more Way over priced. And not that good.

I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Greg's. It's the closest eating establishment to my Grandma's…read morehouse and I was pleasantly surprised. A bunch of us got together the night before our family reunion so there was a large group of us that showed up on a Friday night. Thankfully we were early enough to mostly sit together. The wait staff was kind and funny and very efficient. The food was excellent and there was a decent selection on their menu. My favorite part...ICE COLD 22oz fish bowl of beer...for $4!!! I haven't had a been in years (preferring wine or mixed drinks) but once I saw my husband's, I had to try one. I ended up having two they were so delicious. The locals seemed to love this place and it's obvious that this establishment loves them in return. I will definitely come back then next time I'm in Timken.

Solid hamburger and Philly steak sandwhich. Both home fries (fresh made from the potato) and the…read moretots were great. Service was amazing. Warm welcoming place and the fishbowl beer was the cherry on top.

Great service, great food, cute little quiet restaurant. Love it every time we go. The owners are…read morereally nice and answered any questions I had about the menu

Small, out of the way downtown restaurant. Tasty food and good portion size. Decent beer selection…read moreas well. Eccentric decorations on the walls.

Pizza is delicious!!! They have a new thin crust Best l ever had!l know your thinking gas station…read morefood usually is not so desirable but order a pizza you won't be disappointed!

Everything seems to be going down hill. The taco pizza we ordered was broken into pieces. The…read morelettuce on top was torn into huge pieces some as large as 10" x 3" and it was cold. Store isn't clean. The donut case trays are always dirty as is the pop machine.

Definitely NOT closed. Driving through on our way to Hays and stopped at this joint. EXCELLENT!!…read moreService was quick, drinks filled, and food delicious. Tried their cheese curds as well, yum!! Bacon had been freshly smoked that morning, no joke! Atmosphere was laid back and inviting. Highly recommend!

If you are passing through or live in a surrounding city this is a must stop spot for great…read moreburgers, prime rib on Fridays with real mashed potatoes. Nikki makes many items from scratch even the tasty ranch dressing and sprinkle a little "love" on all items but especially the fries. You also can't go wrong with a refreshing cocktail or the coldest beer in town. Clean and newly remodeled there is pool, shuffle board, darts, cornhole and even Jenga! It's a great time in LAX.

Is like a mini Walmart sometimes theres not good service but i love the pizza everythingread more

Driving through this quaint little town and enjoying the old brick streets, we decided to make a…read morepit stop at Casey's. Now, a note to fellow truck drivers, there is only room here for one big rig at a time. We went through the truckers entrance and straight to the restrooms. The restrooms smelled clean and just needed a little sweeping. Both the Men's and Women's were solo restrooms. The cold water was freezing like it was well water. It looks inside, that a lot of things have been shut off from the public use temporarily. There are papers posted all over with new COVID-19 hours, frozen drinks are shut down, cold foods need to be ordered up front along with the pizza'd. We grabbed two cheese sticks and some snickerdoodle cookies for later. At the cash register, we met Cody. He smiled and greeted us, then asked us to stand behind the tape on the floor. We didn't see the tape till he pointed it out. My husband said he wasn't going to stretch forward to put his card in the machine and enter his pin for fear of falling. So, without getting upset Cody, staying professional, just took some steps back. He said his job is on the line with all the new rules, which is awful...surely they can follow simple rules without having to worry about their jobs. We paid and wished Cody farewell. Back at the truck we started conversing about all the different businesses and what they offer that other businesses don't. Cody had sounded shocked when we told him not all Casey's are so strict like the ones back in Oklahoma. It may be just up to the manager what is decided at each store.