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3 years ago

Never open reliably despite posted hours. They just seem to make up hours based on mood of the day.

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Thrift Way

Thrift Way

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Located in the back corner of a fuel station that's been around since dinosaurs roamed the earth,…read morelies a small flat-top grill that churns out burgers so divine, you'd swear they were grilled by the burger gods themselves. Growing up here, I can't recall a time when Thrift Way wasn't the beating heart of the Graham, TX community. At some point in ancient history--no clue when exactly--they added a flat top and deep fryer and began blessing patrons with breakfast and lunch. Given that Graham runs on oil, farming, and ranching, the loyal patrons are mostly blue-collar warriors. They swing by, fuel up, grab a drink, possibly a snack, and embark on their daily adventures. I popped by on a Friday just after the lunch rush, ordering up a cheeseburger, all the way with mustard and mayo. No fries for me because, well, I'm trying this thing called "healthy eating." The lady behind the spatula expertly pulled a thick patty from a plastic sleeve and tossed it on the grill with the confidence of a culinary artist. This wasn't a run-of-the-mill frozen patty, it might even be hand-packed. You could tell by its charmingly imperfect shape. As the grill worked its magic, she threw the buns on to toast them just right--crispy yet soft, like a toasted marshmallow on a summer night. With meticulous finesse, she navigated the patty across the grill, harnessing her intimate knowledge of its hotspots. She pressed down gently, going for a smash-burger vibe without draining the juicy goodness. Grabbing a large cup, I filled it with unsweet tea, brewed fresh by the Thriftway tea masters. One sip and I was transported to tea heaven. Before I knew it, I was already back for a refill. When my burger was ready, it was clear this wasn't 'fast food'--this was burger artistry. I tipped my hat to the culinary wizard, dropped a few bucks in the tip jar, and walked out, brown paper bag in hand. The telltale grease stain was like a badge of honor. As Dr. Nick from The Simpsons says, "If you're not sure about something, rub it against a piece of paper. If the paper turns clear, it's your window to weight gain." Since there were no tables around, I ventured to the local park to eat my burger and commune with the ducks and squirrels. But with temperatures in the mid-30s, my car became my dining room. Opening the neatly wrapped package, I noticed the extra black pepper I asked for as she was building the burger --thoughtful touch! The melted cheese fused bun and patty together, topped with lettuce, pickles, and tomato--a visual masterpiece. We eat with our eyes, right? Who am I to argue? As I took a bite, burger juice dripped onto my shirt. Typical! Time to employ Guy Fieri's "hunch" technique--bend, bite, arms at 45-degree angles--to keep the toppings from landing on my belly. Not easy in a car, but thank goodness for those extra napkins from my burger sensei. Next time you're passing through Graham, TX around lunchtime, don't make the mistake of driving by. Stop, order a burger, and enjoy one of the finest gas station culinary experiences around. Thrift Way Deli is located at 184 Elm Street, Graham, TX.

Murphy USA - servicestations - Updated May 2026

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