Well, in small town northwest Texas, there's not much to choose from but as we were driving through…read moreShamrock, we decided to try Hasty's. Now, was it the best food we've ever had? No, just basic that you could find just about anywhere BUT! the service was great. Everyone was friendly, we got our food quickly even though it was busy on a Saturday afternoon. There's even a drive thru if you're in a hurry. I would recommend you try for yourself!

Rarely ever 5 stars...always room for improvement…read more My pal and I are out storm chasing and any food is better than gas station food period. This was a nice little find in Shamrock while we were waiting for storms to arrive. Very unassuming joint with a busy drive up. Burgers are basic, hard to mess up and filling. I also had the onion rings which were significantly better than I anticipated. Decor is Irish, Shamrock and kitschy diner. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Not many options in Shamrock, so this is a good one.

Good food and service with excellent atmosphere. Great spot to stop at while in town. In historic…read morebuilding and live music that evening.

Service, ambience and the live singer. Stopped in for a couple drinks. Always ask the locals where…read moreto go. The guy at the liquor store recommended this one.

Stopped in this restaurant while riding Route 66. Food was incredible, service was outstanding. I…read morewish I could single out one person but all of the servers waited on us and never waited for anything.

Wanted to like this place based on other reviews. Parking lot full. Good sign. Both ordered…read morecheeseburgers with fries. 1/3 beef looked like frozen patties cooked well done. Ate 3/4. Fries limp. Food slow to get to our table. Maybe pizza or wings is their thing.

You're not from 'round here, are ya'?…read more We wandered off I-40 to find some sustenance (not wanting to eat at a Dairy Queen or truck stop). We landed in downtown McLean at Lolly's. Upon entering, we were greeted by the cashier/busboy/waiter with, "Ya'll traveling?" We were the only non-locals in this joint. Fun spot to stop just for the local color. Lolly's is also a sort of grocery store, even though a lot of the shelves were bare. They also have a daily lunch buffet--"all you can eat" we were told. (The buffet was only about three feet long but they kept getting phones calls to see what was being served that day---chicken fried steak.) We split a bacon cheese burger (because it was a half pound affair) and some onion rings. Burger was well done but tasty. Everything was clean and service was friendly. Definitely not fancy, but cute and quaint. (One patron came in to buy cinnamon but the shelves were bare. No, worries. The cashier just went to the kitchen and came out with a small to-go cup with a bit of cinnamon in it for her. Gotta love small towns! )

What a trip! I expected tumbleweeds to come rolling down the street. If you ever find yourself in…read morethis little town with a population of about 125 or so, give this place a try. It's located on a street that looks completely deserted, and actually is for the most part. I mean, it looks like an old western movie set or something! It's just a stones throw from old Route 66 which is why I'm assuming most people would be in the neighborhood. It was our stop between The Route 66 Museum in Elk, OK and Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, TX. We were of course the only people in this little joint decorated with 50's nostalgia.... The cuisine is American comfort food as is most along the infamous highway. Here it's offered at insanely low prices. The kiddos were starving and ordered a pizza, 1/2 plain, 1/2 mushroom, a single pancake and some kind of corn nuggets the staff suggested with creamy dipping sauce. Kiddos were totally satisfied, loved the extra cheesy pizza and those fried corn things and had leftover pizza for that night. The guys that worked here were all super sweet. One was even originally from near my hometown! Another reason to stop here beside cheap nosh is a freezer filled with pops, microwaveable meals to go, as well as some toiletries, necessities, and groceries. It's definitely geared to those of us on the go, traveling The Mother Road. *Oh, and there's a gas station around the corner. We were told to fill up there as there's not another one for miles and miles! **A couple of neat things we stumbled upon while in the area are an old fashion abandoned gas station great for photo ops as well as a 10 Commandments sculpture on a corner just in front of the towns church which was pretty ironic being that it was Passover when we were here.

We stopped by here on the way to Amarillo and it was SO much better than generic fast food! I…read moreordered the butter chicken with rice and garlic naan. Great service and the food was ready very quickly. Would absolutely recommend!

We went thete yesterday On our way to Amarillo. The food was outstanding. The ambience was so and…read moreso. The staff was courteous snd the food was worth waiting for and so GOOD!1

We went here on a whim and really liked it. We ordered the calzone fixed like a supreme and a…read morepepperoni pizza. Both were delicious. And the staff was really nice too! Would definitely go back.

Stopped in on our 2022 Route 66 trip. One of the few places open when we were in the town. The…read moreplace had a great atmosphere and really good food

Food is AWESOME! The al pastor tacos were so good. Glad this place is in Wellington! Best food I've…read moreever had here.

Delicious and consistent! 100% would recommend! Not had a single meal that was just good...all were…read moredelicious.

Alright yeah you're in a small town in the Texas panhandle and you're thinking to yourself, "Indian…read morefood? Here?" well lemme tell ya, there IS Indian food here. And it is goooood. Shockingly good. My man was doing everything from being the host, waiting, cooking, and bussing. A true one man show. We got some bullet naan, the chicken tikka dry appetizer, a chicken butter makhani, and a mango lassi. The naan was delicious and packed a little kick, the chicken was cooked so well, the curry was flavorful, and the lassi was refreshing after a long hot day. The only couple of things I'd note were the fact that there was no music playing when we went (that was a little strange) and the lights weren't very cozy, just super bright white fluorescents. But each table is decorated in a thoughtful way so there's some attention to detail there. If you're feeling a little adventurous on your journey definitely check this spot out, it deserves more attention!

The food was amazing! Such an unexpected treat! Shamrock is a tiny little town in the Texas…read morepanhandle and this restaurant was in an unassuming building with no cats in the parking lot and no customers inside. We were not expecting much. But this turned out to be some of the best Indian food we've ever had. It was made fresh to order and was excellent. We got the mango yogurt drink, vindaloo, tikka masala and garlic naan. Wow! So awesome! Highly recommended.