Rolling into town on highway 82 youl come to this well run convenience store…read more Cheap Gas Clean Restrooms Well stocked shelves Hot food made to order Go!

This is a clean convenience store that is relatively new and well-stocked. They honestly could have…read morea better selection though; I ended up buying plain water (which I probably needed). And a charger for my phone because the one I had in the car was working when it felt like it. I asked about a local restaurant and no one could recommend one

I'm so impressed with Slanker's grass fed meats... I want high-quality good meat for my family and…read morethat's exactly what Slanker is... Everything was tasty. I did the starter pack... The Customer Service was above and beyond and the shipping was so fast. This is a must try.

Amazing company! My family orders from slankers and we have always been 100% happy with our orders…read more This is the only meat I'll buy, I can taste and feel the difference!

Best donuts in town, such as that may be. I only rarely eat these things as they aren't tasty…read moreenough to offset the damage done to my diet. On the other hand that's also the reason why I usually can't justify downing a second glass of most California wines. But these donuts are quite good: fresh with an open and airy structure and the apple fritter has actual bits of apple, or so it seemed. But there's something odd going on here, not specifically in this shop in Cooper but... Have you ever noticed how many donut shops all around are called "Good Donuts" or is it, as often the case lately: AM I THE ONLY ONE???? Well that's how it is anyway! See, all around the country it's Good Donuts here and Good Donuts there and that's how it is. Open your f'n eyes willya! (Sorry but I can get pretty worked up about things. Yet everybody is always telling me it's only in my head?) So this is just another example and proves my case, but why is it? The other thing I've noticed is that most if not all Good Donuts shops, including this one (and in fact a predominant number of donut shops of all appellations) are owned by Asians. This one is typical both in that regard, and in being very well maintained with excellent product quality, especially the ones with custard filling. So what up wid dat? I think it's related to the tradition of Chinese coffee/bakery shops, which you may recall I've reviewed from every Chinatown in the country. I lived in such neighborhoods in nyc, sf, LA and Philly, in fact they're my go-to for many things. So there you have yet another mystery and one not even my beautiful China girl can explain. What she doesn't do is suggest it's only in my head. Smart, too.

Yes. Cheap,convenient,cashier is super nice, and over all just so good! Definitely recommend. In my…read moreopinion it's the best donut shop in that town!

Found this little gem on the way home on a path I dont normally travel…read more Amazing atmosphere, very clean and comfortable. The owner is very nice and the chef is amazing. Food was fantastic. The brisket is tender and juicy, just the right amount of fat and full of flavor. Definitely worth the trip if it's out of your way. I will be back, and I live over 3 hours away!

The lady told me when I asked for sliced onions they weren't for my bbq sandwich. I could go over…read morethere and add them to some salad bar thing. Never went back. The food was nothing great

Great donuts and kolaches. Very nice people that own it. It may be out of the way but it's worth…read morethe trip.

Best donuts I've ever had! We went early about 6 am and had fresh glazed donuts! Person at the…read morewindow was nice!

I beautiful inside compliments by an amazing aroma. Quick and fresh drinking with friendly staffread more

Great place, I was just at the other location last week. This one has amazing history and lots of…read morespace for working or even the laces to sit and study.