We were traveling through and wanted something lighter and healthier than all the typical fast food…read morespots and based on other reviews chose this spot for lunch. It's very charming and very tasty as well. I had the tomato soup with grilled cheese on sourdough bread and my husband had a hot ham and cheese. We also had some very tasty honey cookies and very pleased with our meal. Hit the spot for what we were in the mood for. Highly recommend and we will stop by here again when we are traveling this direction.

We had another great experience at Professor's today. As long as you can find the hidden gem,…read moreyou'll be in for a delicious, unique experience. The team greeted us with smiles, and guided us through the wholesome, organic, local menu. We tried the Ruben and the Grilled Cheese, both were absolutely worth it. Next time you're looking for a cozy, local spot to eat, hunt Professor's down and give it a try!

The parking lot is super tight which is hard when you are towing to maneuver. There are about 6 gas…read morepumps and if there is another set of extended vehicles/towing vehicles you end up having to drive on a gravel pit adjacent to this gas station near the hotel. It's kind of a mess. The convenience store is small and there is no hot or freshly prepared food even though there are refrigerated cases for this- the cases are completely empty. There are signs all over the fountain drink machine about charges for cups, ice, etc. When I say signs, I mean a bunch of signs repeated over and over about the cost of everything- it is a bit obnoxious. There is supposed to be a taco place adjacent/connected to this Travel Plaza and there is a window in the travel plaza convenience store where I guess you would be able to order tacos. This is all shut down/closed. The whole experience is weird. Hays KS is large and there are lots of gas stations and convenience stores- I would go somewhere else. In addition, this location is not an easy on and off I-70 Highway

Ok I didn't eat here, but if you're like me JT Travel Plaza sounded like a truck stop. I know they…read morehave good food, so I waited on lunch till we could get there. To my disappointment, it's a little quick shop with a little (deli?) next door. Do for you who think like me, you might wanna pass. I think it's named wrong. Went to Golden Corral at the same exit, so it worked out.

Love getting discounts on fuel with fuel points. Dillons (Kroeger) coupons and sales are fantastic…read more I search for discounted items that aren't yet expired to further cut food costs. I love that there is a Starbucks in the store, but this location does not allow you to order your Starbucks on the app prior to arriving. However, after you order, just wander around the deli to find the sushi guy making up spectacular sushi. He makes a wide variety and all of it is very good. It is reasonably priced, which is about $10 for a 10 piece roll. It has wasabi and ginger in the top go package. Just grab some soy sauce and chopsticks right next to the packages and enjoy! I love the fresh produce and fresh flowers. Great store! Highly recommended. Try the sushi. Really. It's good. You don't have to eat raw fish because he makes some rolls with only vegetables and avocado. Very good.

Are you kidding me? 5:30pm & essentially OUT OF CHICKEN!…read more But wait, there's more! The girl behind the counter tells me she is going to make any more. WTH is wrong with this place?

Great mom and pop local store with reasonable prices and great homemade food. Daily special always…read morefresh! Worth the drive.

This place has all the groceries you need for a small town plus they make delicious sandwiches!read more

Now the Prairie Hill Cafe. The food is basic but wholesome. Great homemade bread. The staff is…read moreexcited to be in a new enterprise.

This place has a big menu for such a small building. Paninis, subs, salads, lots of fried food,…read moreshakes, Malta, smoothies, etc. I had a Reuben Panini with steak fries, a blueberry biscuit, and strawberry malt. $13 total. The food is good and served at a perfect temp. The restaurant is clean and the staff was helpful.

This place is CLOSED!…read more I wish Yelp had the option to check a box that says the place has been closed down. I drove up and the building is for sale or lease. Empty. No more coffee shop.

Wow!!! We are in town just for a few hours and so glad we had brunch here! Delicious, homemade, and…read morea wide variety of choices!!!

The smaller Dillons is my favorite. People are incredibly helpful and friendly. Store is well…read morestocked and the produce is lovely

This is the smaller original Dillon's store in Great Bend. I actually used to work at this store…read moremany years ago. It is store #3 in the Dillon's grocery chain, which was bought out by Kroger. I'm not sure exactly when this store was built, but I would guess the 50s or 60s. As such, it's a pretty small store and I don't think the company puts a lot of money into maintaining it. For example, the bathrooms are located next to the break room on an upper level connected only by stairs, making the facilities inaccessible to the handicapped. It's not falling apart by any means, but the store is pretty dated. The selection is adequate for a small store and you can find pretty much all the basics you will need. It does not have a bakery or a deli. Baked goods are brought over each day from the other Dillons location. The service is usually adequate and a little better than Wal-Mart. They do have a person that will carry out your groceries. This is one of the few options for groceries in Great Bend and the only full grocery store on its side of town. I would certainly recommend this store over going to a dollar store.

Rough customer service, requests were denied and eating utensil missing. Curly fries tasted like…read moreburnt oil. Sad!!!

Store was very busy. My wife had a chicken that she enjoyed. I ordered a turkey/bacon club…read more Bread was fresh and sandwich was well made. Service and speed were excellent.