Wow! We just found this cafe while driving around Mangum. We got the wings: BBQ and hot. They…read morewere delicious. We had the lots'o meat and supreme pizzas. Thinner crust -- wonderful. The we ate the best coconut cake and chocolate cake ever. I'm serious. You should eat this cake before you die. The people are lovely and the atmosphere is homey. We went there while staying a quartz mountain. You should too.

It's closed! It must not have been open very long. An insurance business seems to be in its place…read more Bummer!!! But if you wanna stop in Shamrock, anyway there is a museum next to it. That's great!

STOP here for great coffee, cappuccino, tea, amazing home baked goods and warm people. Get Sifted…read moreis in a quaint building and historic town on Route 66. I'll stop here from now on.

Life is a Batch is amazing. Their workers are friendly and try to go above and beyond as often as…read morepossible. Their bakery items are so good and their lunches are my favorite in Altus, especially their Chicken Salad and soups. I have ordered for events before and had zero issues personally. I know for a fact that if there is an issue, if you are kind and talk to their management they will make the situation right. When you insult their workers and their product, it just reflects poorly on you; especially when you hide behind your keyboard and complain.

The cookies are good but I wish their recipes were tailored to make a softer cookie. Also, there…read moreare many times when the cookies are cooked too long, making them kind of dry. The price is ok but a little cheaper would be nice.

Yummy yummy donuts here! I hadn't been in here since the…read morelast owners retired. I loved that Bakery so very much, so I went into Sleep's not expecting much. I was very pleased with the shop and selection of donuts! I was greeted immediately by a very friendly lady who answered my questions politely. She had a fantastic personality and was so very nice! I couldn't decide on just 1, so I grabbed a half-dozen. They were all so good! I think next time I go in, I may grab a dozen. I promise I'll share...or, at least, I'll think about sharing! If you like different types of donuts, such as cookies and cream or fruity pebbles, you won't want to miss this shop!

They have the best donuts we've ever had. My husband grew up eating these donuts and we've lived in…read moremultiple large cities over the years and have found nothing that compares to these anywhere else! Stop by and get you a donut or a dozen!

This is one of my favorite places to go for breakfast and coffee. I look forward to the weekend…read morewhen I can order a caramel latte and the country breakfast. Everyone is SO nice and helpful. One of my favorites places by far!!! I would 100% recommend!!!

Love!! Love!!! Love!!! Love, Heart & Home!! They are the kindest folks & a heart to truly serve…read moretheir customers. We have ordered for 30-18 plus folks for special dinners for our business to just my husband & I. Upon ample notice and request, you can give them most recipes and they will make it for you!! I personally appreciate that greatly when I a cruising Pinterest when I am hungry !!! You won't go wrong with anything you eat from them. They are for sure a hidden secret in Thomas! Thursday are their specials my personal favorite, loaded baked potato or sloppy Joe (I add green pepper, lettuce & little mayo, so yummy). Their baked goods, prepare yourself for stretchy pants, they know how to bake old school!! Atmosphere is always a joy & clean. They are hard working, honest people. Highly recommend to stop in & Enjoy. Note: some days they sell out quick except they always have homemade bread for their subs (delicious) call ahead if you want something particular and they will hold it for you

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.

Perfect stop while traveling! Located on the main street through town with a large parking lot for…read moreour trailer. Excellent coffee (we are picky) and friendly service.

This is is a really cute little coffee shop. The service is good and the facility is nice. I…read morebelieve the baristas can use some more training as the coffee beans could be ground better and the shot poured slower. We didn't even finish the drinks.

Hecka delicious pizza!!!! We were on the road and called ahead so it would be ready. Sooo good.read more

Great spot to stop for a roadtrip break. Dogs are allowed on the covered patio, which was…read moreconvenient for our travel. Food was great and service was quick, and the patio was kid friendly - Will be stopping again on our next trip!

Pampa, you have a treasure and you may not even know it…read more Walking in the doors is like walking through time and the doors of my childhood. I grew up in Los Angeles in a mostly Mexican family. I'm super picky about Mexican food, and it's so hard to find house made, classical panaderia, but you can smell all the delicious smells of fresh pastry from the street, and a quick perusal of the cases reveals expertly prepared treats, sweet and flaky or tender as expertise demands. If we were here longer I would have raided the shelves, because it's probably been 30 years since I've seen items that looked this good. And I've been looking. Dear Lord, have I been looking. Mainly we were here for dinner and we barely made it in time so I didn't want to linger too long after what must have been a busy weekend day. My son got the nachos, which were incredible. They fry their own tortilla chips, and they were light and crispy and tasty. The toppings were perfect, and the pico was just as fresh as you would hope. I had the carnitas plate. The carnitas are perfect, something I miss now that I live in Denver where they think carnitas means chile verde, which is just sad. Carnitas is not a stew. These are meltingly tender and yet perfectly crispy on the outside. Their salsa verde is beautiful and balanced and the perfect accompaniment for the carnitas. Their retried beans are delicious as is the rice. I couldn't pass up the elote (in a cup, not on the cob, in L.A. we call it esquites, all the same flavors but easier to eat than on the cob) which was absolutely amazing, and tasted just like home. We did get dessert, tres leches and flan, both of which are wonderful. One other thing I regret not being able to try was the aguas frescas, they looked absolutely amazing, so if you are here, give them a try, I suspect they are every bit as authentic as everything else. Authentic and artisan quality. There is something here for everyone, so give it a try. On your way in, grab a tray and some tongs and grab some beautiful pastries to take home with you, and remember to get an agua fresco (or champurrado if they have it). If it's a weekend get some caldo de res, basically the best beef soup you'll ever eat. This stuff is so labor intensive, especially food of this quality, and its more affordable than you can believe. Make sure you have cash for a tip, I couldn't figure out how to tip with my credit card. Whatever you do, come in now. You'll love everything.

We stopped at Mejia's Bakery while passing through town looking for a quick lunch. At first glance,…read morethe place almost looked closed--it's very unassuming from the outside and located in an older strip-style row of storefronts that gives off a bit of an old-west small-town vibe. Don't let that fool you though; once you step inside it's clear this is a very authentic Mexican spot. The interior is long and narrow. On the right side when you walk in there are bakery cases filled with a wide variety of traditional Mexican pastries and baked goods. On the left there's some seating and an ice cream area, and further toward the back there's a larger seating section that looks like it's used for their buffet (which we were told they offer on weekends). We visited on a Wednesday, so we ordered from the counter instead. The people working there were very friendly and welcoming, and the prices were very reasonable. I ended up ordering a cheese quesadilla with fries. The fries were actually excellent--crispy, salty, and exactly what you'd hope for. The quesadilla itself was okay. In fairness, this is clearly a place that specializes in more traditional Mexican dishes, and I probably didn't order the thing they're best known for. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food and pastries, this seems like a great local spot and it's definitely worth checking out. If your taste leans more toward American-style Mexican food, you might find the menu a little different than what you're used to. Overall, a friendly local bakery and restaurant with very fair prices and a lot of traditional options.