I love how attentive Valerie and Brent were! They grow the elderberries and make the wine here!…read moreThey showed me around and explained everything that's gone into the farm! Wine that's healthy is exactly what I want to hear! They have a pig on the farm and the cutest area to wat snacks and drink your wine! You can order the wine online and have it shipped! This is such a great stop and I will be back!

We stopped for donuts while traveling between Lake Eufaula and Muskogee. We were certainly not…read moredisappointed. It was the 4th of July and even with a large amount of traffic they handled the line in a timely manner. The cashier was so funny, we paid "$19 Million dollars" for our donuts for 4. The food was great and they had inside seating that held the crowd. Definitely will be back when in town!

Solid donuts in this little town! I came into town while visiting my in-laws close by and made a…read morefew stops. Decided to bring home some cake and glazed dozens for my family and I had a Bavarian cream filled one for me on the way home. Solid selection at 8:30 on a Saturday when it's a busy little shop with families off to sports outings and doing their shopping. Fast service. Owners were nice. Threw in extra donut holes. For 1/2 dozen cake and glazed and a Bavarian cream chocolate frosted donut, all of which were decent. Not the best, but solid donuts, I paid about $9. Not bad for what I took home and put smiles on my family members' faces. It's a pretty standard little donut shop. Nothing special inside. Seating is ample for the space. Plenty of drink options in some fridges. Would come back if we wanted a sweet treat while visiting the in-laws, but not necessarily a spot I'd specifically drive the 15-minutes to Checotah for.

I did not see the bakery section in the store first time. Went a few days before Thanksgiving and…read morethey were well stocked with everything I needed!

Good ol' Nichols Eufaula. This grocery store is very old. It smells very old and funky. The flower…read moreshop part is convenient, although they've definitely forgotten to deliver for a call in order before. My mom loves the deli meals. Popular spot for high school kids to work. It's one of 2 options for groceries, so if you're in the area, you'll likely have to go.

I've been meaning to try this spot for a while, but I don't visit Eufaula often (it's my hometown)…read more So today we stopped for a late lunch/early dinner, and the place was empty. It looks like they offer a buffet sometimes because there's one right as you walk in. I noticed a little advertisement on our table for a sushi roll option 3 rolls for $13.99, which seems too good to be true. Well, it was. I asked about it and the server went to the kitchen to ask, and they just said they couldn't make those specific rolls. So then I was confused because were they out of ingredients or they just didn't want me to order from the advertised menu? So he then clarified that I could just order from the menu. Ok fine, but don't have that on the table as advertisement. I got the Ironhead roll, which ended up being delicious and worth the $12.99 for 10 pieces. My husband ordered a bento box, which was unique from any I've had in other sushi restaurants. It had a great sushi roll they call avocado, but it had crab and good stuff too. Then it had lo mein with chicken & steak, an egg roll, a wonton, and some little chicken skewers. It was a great deal for $13.99. It was supposed to have soup & salad, but we had to ask because the server forgot. Also they offered ranch... The interior decor is definitely still the exact same as it was when it was a Mexican restaurant too. If you want the most hillbilly Mexican version of a sushi restaurant, this is your spot! I very much enjoyed my sushi roll. And I'd still eat here again. It was just a bit of an odd experience.

Was greeted by a GLORIOUS aroma, as I walked through the door…read more Service was quick and attentive. Food was absolutely DELICIOUS! Wow, what a great meal! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

So happy to encounter this Quicktrip on our trip. Clean place use the bathroom. cheap gas…read moreespecially if you use the QuikTrip app.

We weren't greeted when we walked in. The bathroom was clean along with the store. The robot made…read moreher presence known that she was cleaning the floor.

If coffee was Christmas, High Street Coffee would be the North Pole…read more This is a wonderful place! People are just awesome, friendly and full of life. I was blessed with the opportunity of walking in while they were setting up Christmas charities pop-up shops inside the place... It has been a while since the last time I saw so many good hearted people in the same place... Even cynical me, who shuns Christian radio music was just... Happy inside! Not only because of the ambience, but also the food and the coffee. I love coffee, I know coffee... There's good coffee, and then there's coffee that puts a smile on your face... And then there's their coffee! They probably grow their own coffee in tribal lands because this is a whole new level of coffee. I ordered the Cuban panini just out of curiosity. Well... bad news, it is not a real Cuban panini in the sense that it didn't have all the traditional ingredients with the classic preparation that a Cuban sandwich should have. Good news! If was effin awesome! The bread, the hint of garlic, the press technique, all came together in a fantastic way To wash it down: hazelnut Italian soda. Also great! Enough ice to keep it cold, but not enough ice to water it down, or as an obvious cost-cutting move. Also, sweet enough to make it good... I for one, hate when people put so much syrup that an Italian soda becomes beetus juice True story: I drove 40 miles to get here just to to work in peace, away from the cabins where family was staying... And I hit gold!

This is a cute coffee shop inside of a church I guess. But Eufaula has always needed a good coffee…read moreshop. They use Topeka coffee, so it's good quality. I had a summer menu matcha drink, and it was delicious. The baristas were young and very nice.

Adorable little stop. We just stopped for gas and a bathroom break. You have to be a paying…read morecustomer to use the restroom. Super cute shop attached with gifts and pastries that looked so good. Restrooms were clean and service was friendly.

Cool place to stop for restroom, snacks and drinks and fished baked goods - cabins engine decor and…read morealso fishing supplies - gas too and friendly and fast service!

The original plan was to have breakfast at "I Smell Bacon," a rustic little greasy spoon, located…read moreright at the Highway 9 exit on US 69. But that didn't work out. The parking lot was packed with cars. A long line of customers were outside, waiting for their turn at the trough. Plan "B." On south to LAKe Country Diner. Turn left on Highway 9 when the traffic clears. Traffic? on Highway 9? Yes, this is Saturday morning. Highway 9 is lined with miles and miles of road side flea markets, junk sales, garage sales, yard sales, and there is always a stationary exercise bike to be found. Some folks just pull off the side of the road and try to sell whatever the hell is in the back of their truck; like pit bull mix puppies, kittens and suspicious looking power tools of untraceable origin (if you know what I mean). Customers were swarming. Parked bumper to bumper in the ditches and shoulder of the road. Pulling out, pulling in. In every direction..... The parking lot at LAKe Country diner was also crowded with cars. Park on the grass. Surprised; the inside of the diner is roomy. Even with the crowd there were plenty of tables and booths available. Seat yourself. The waitresses were having to hustle. Eventually we had coffee and menus. They have an excellent breakfast buffet. Me, sticking with the usual cooked to order. (Check the pictures and video.) I expected a long wait. The meal was on the table in minutes. Prepared exactly as ordered. Good food, good service and they can handle a large volume of customers. Tip: Don't go looking for breakfast on Saturday mornings during flea market season! Oh, and finally the winner of today's best diner table top advertising "Milty the Septic Guy." Milty, for some reason seems like an appropriate nickname for a person in this business. Here is the important part, take note of the PD after his name. That really means something. It means he is licensed to handle crap under pressure! Don't believe that...Google it.

First time at the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. It was really, really good! There is quite an…read moreassortment of foods: 3-4 kinds of scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon that is cooked crispy and flat, sausage links, biscuits, white gravy, brown gravy, waffles, French toast strips, warm maple syrup, fried potatoes with onions and bell peppers and smoked sausage, and several toppings for the waffles plus a few fruits. It was $12/person and was so good! I'll be back!