Driving to Utah for Thanksgiving we stopped at TC's. Definitely worth the stop for the delicious…read morebbq. We had the smoked pepper turkey and brisket along with potatoe salad, baked potato casserole, and spicy mac and cheese. The servers were friendly and the seating area was clean and picnic style.

What a great potato casserole and coleslaw. The bbq sandwich was tender, flavorful and big. Good…read morefood, great menu. The counter person, standoffish and couldn't be bothered to say thank you for a tip. Go for the food for sure.

Quick service, great hospitality, and such good food…read more Ashley's Turnaround is wonderful!

Was in town to visit our Granddaughter so sought out a place to sit, eat and visit. After being…read moretotally ignored to start we felt good about the rest of our adventure. Well, 50 minutes later our food arrive and looked wonderful. French fries were ice cold so asked for more which were blanched and brought to us. Great, now raw French fries. I guess when this is all that is available then poor service and low quality food must be ok. Not for us....

One of the best burgers we've ever had! Took a different route on our trip just to be able to go…read morethrough Post to get to eat there again!

After a day of endurance racing me and my wife were in need of a cheese hamburger and they…read moredelivered. We also ordered onion rings and it hit the spot. The staff were awesome and I'll definitely go back when I'm in town. It's a standard small town bar but they had some military stuff on the walls that made me happy. Plus all the moose knuckle stuff made us laugh.

The sauce is good enough to drink. The meat is tender. Would definitely recommend. We loved it!read more

Driving cross Texas we happily happened upon Smokin' Dick's, a small, clean and friendly barbecue…read morejoint cleverly decorated with old Formica topped kitchen tables, light fixtures made from old coffee pots, and a hand-painted cactus floor. The woman at the counter recommended a brisket filled baked potato and rib sandwich (with the bones carefully removed). Both were delicious and generous. Sauce tends towards the sweet; meat was tender and savory. Owners and staff made you feel like family guests. A true gem.

This is another classic American diner in Texas that is worth seeing! With a rich history dating…read moreback to 1950, it's the oldest continuously operating restaurant on Highway 70 west of the Mississippi River, and the second oldest to a 1947 Highway 70 restaurant in North Carolina! Serving classic American food and Tex-Mex dishes as well, everything is made fresh and it really shows! You can eat inside or order outside at the window. The chicken sandwich is a classic old-school version, super crispy and served piping hot. The curly fries are also very good. This place should be on every road tripper's bucket list! But keep in mind, they only take cash!

What a great little place in the middle of nowhere. It was home made and worth the wait.read more