Went in today after getting gas. Employees pounding the breakfast biscuits and music cranked up as…read moreloud as it would go! Really trashy! Have never seen this amd won't go back!

Love me some allsups . It's a cultural thing. I don't need to review allsups , everyone loves the…read moreplace. Especially their hometown version. Burrito anyone??

Deli is AMAZING! Breakfast and lunch both. My favorite is the grilled biscuits with sausage gravy!!…read moreYUM! Every employee is sooo nice and know their customers. The convenience store is well stocked and super clean. Best convenience store/deli in Graham in my opinion!

Amazing burgers right up at the gas station and sometimes we need that-- everyone is so nice and I…read moreloved the Rodeo Special w/Tots!

Stopped by this gas station while on a road trip. The gas prices were the same as the two stations…read moredown the street. Clean restrooms and friendly service!

This place is horrible. Worst customer service EVER!!! The guy with dreds (I think his name is…read moreChris) sucks in every way possible. He never speaks when someone comes in and he watches vulgar videos on his phone with customers at the counter. The kid that has the crosses tattooed on his knock is always so high he can barely function LITERALLY. DO BETTER PLEASE!!

(North side Allsups) "Not really an Allsups"?? Carries the name but won't honor Allsups deals and…read morediscounts. Employees are incredibly rude.

i was really pleasantly surprised at the varied snack and drink selection for such a small town!!…read morethe woman behind the counter was very kind and the bathroom was open to the public.

PK one stop is hands down a friendly awesome place not only for gas but a delicious morning…read moreburrito! All staff members are super friendly and helpfuld, as well!

Breakfast, lunch and dinner, all in one, is available at this cute convenience store in PK. Food is…read morealways consistent and the employees are always so nice and very friendly.

Ranchland C-Store does follow their own posted pricing. Example; Core Water has a static sticker…read moreon the cold vault door advertising 2 for $4.00. When they are rung up at the register they ring up as $2.89 each. Mention to the cashier, attitude kicks in immediately!!! No I am sorry, no double checking the static sticker which means they know they are over charging and hope you miss the mistake. Cashier refunds the mistake, rings up the waters again and charges tax!!! There is no tax on necessities in Texas, water is considered a necessity!!! Now more attitude for pointing out a second mistake!!! Leave, finish pumping gas and there is no paper to print a receipt at the pump. If you have gas pumps with printable receipts, then have paper in the machines!!! I HIGHLY suggest staying away from this store!!! DKP needs to be advised that you are not honoring the Core Water promotion, I am sure the store is getting a rebate from KDP for selling the waters at full price!!! That is double dipping and unethical. IBC needs to be advised they are not honoring the promotional deal. Can you imagine how many people did not catch that price discrepancy???

My husband and I stop at this station every time we go through Benjamin. They have the absolute…read morebest barbecue, and I love their fried okra! Restrooms are clean and always in working order. Good place for meals or a snack!

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.