The service is weak. I saw my drink sitting behind the counter...and sitting...and sitting, I…read morefinally had to ask for it and they made it look like I was the problem for asking. Dang! I can tell you what one of them got for Christmas, but you can't just hand me my finished drink and I'm the problem?!?! Focus!!

I got my favorite drink that has been my favorite drink for a few months now and Wyatt made it the…read morebest I've ever ever had it go hit up Wyatt at Starbucks, Colby, Kansas

Well nice showers, very clean & kept. I don't really write reviews but I'm glad I stopped here.!!read more

Always very clean. Staff is very friendly. Food from the restaurant and gas station part is good…read more Lots of fun Knick knacks.

Colby, Kansas, March 2026…read more The small restaurant has 10 tables. It It sits on the corner of an antique strip mall. Pretty basic inside the restaurant. The salad bar is located right next to the one and only bathroom. The menu has many sandwiches to choose from. It has fewer entree selections. The waitress was new the night we went. She was nice and extremely helpful. She was an older lady, and I only say that for clarification of the other waitress who had long black hair with ponytail. Tried to get her attention a few times, and even though the restaurant is extremely small, she passed by as if though she did not see us. We ordered the chicken fried steak and the fried chicken. Both came with an ice cream size scoop of mashed potatoes and corn. The potatoes and chicken were covered in a white gravy. The chicken was hot and tender. The mashed potatoes were flavorless as was the gravy. The meals are also accompanied with a roll. Butter is in individual packets on the table. The chicken fried steak was thick and had little breading. It would have been better if it was a thinner pounded steak with more breading as that was more traditional to my liking. When they bring your check, it comes with a warm chocolate chip cookie. Cute idea! The ambience was odd and not welcoming. The location was rather depressing. The food was OK. I would give this place overall 3.5 stars.

Simple cafe; seat yourself and order typical diner staples from burgers & sandwiches, to CFS or…read morebasic steaks. My Chicken Fried Steak was a tad grisly, but good! My wife enjoyed her Egg Sandwich. Food is solid, and service is decent.

The gal at the counter was a complete delight! It's always nice to have a friendly face when…read moretraveling. The food was excellent and it nice to have fresh selections available. I had BLT and my husband had the chicken pesto sando. Both were delicious and perfect. The space is clean and inviting.

I've been to the Moka's in Salina many times years back, but they've upped their game since then…read more It's no longer just coffee and breakfast. Now it's also sandwiches, salads, soups and smoothies. The staff was friendly and service was fast. We ordered my food to go but the ambiance inside was nice-quiet and clean and it's conveniently located just off I-70 next to the 24/7 Travel Store. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quick bite as you trek across Kansas.

Road tripping across country and we needed early morning lattes to fuel the westbound leg to Reno…read more Good Grounds filled the need. Well crafted coffee, friendly service, and pretty quick considering we ordered two lattes each. That's a lot of steaming. Prices were reasonable too. It was pretty quiet at 6 am but there was a table of silver-haired gentlemen sipping coffee and chatting, and there was local art on the walls. It seemed like this was a good place for the community. The food menu and baked goods looked good as well, though we didn't partake. This spot far exceeded my expectations for a tiny little town in rural Kansas. Five stars for that. In a bigger city with more coffee options this review might not be a full 5 stars, but Good Grounds is a standout in its region.

Cute little place I stopped at while on a roadtrip! Very friendly staff. I managed to get the last…read moresticky bun and jt was great ! I didn't eat it right away but it stayed moist and soft in the center. Good icing too!

Bummer it's not open on Sunday. Seems no local coffee places are open Sundays. I always prefer to…read moretry small shops.

Got a great Americano from a pleasant person! Really what else do you need from a coffee shop in…read moreNorton Kansas. I enjoyed the photography exhibit while sipping. Go there!

From out of town - we showed up at JD's at 9:25 and breakfast ended at 9:30. They weren't willing…read moreto serve us so we ended up at Oscar's! This was such a delightful experience and a pleasant surprise!

We stopped for coffee only and were not disappointed. Service was super friendly and efficient…read more Coffee was delicious and well presented. Super cute place!!

This travel center was advertised along I-70. We were intrigued and decided to stop…read more CAUTION. - this is a very busy and very congested site. The parking lot is small and crowded. The area around the gas pumps is very tight and there is very little maneuvering room. The "wildlife center" is a small area on the second floor with some stuffed animals. A bit disappointing. The c-Store is well stocked but has very narrow aisles and is quite congested Unless you like crowds and congestion, I'd stop elsewhere.

Nothing celebrates wildlife like a lot taxidermy of poor innocent animals that were hunted. All…read morewhile I found children's books titled "How to save the planet." At least the souvenirs were nice. Clean restrooms. Clean staff

Six years later, still going strong!…read more Menu has changed and evolved. The locally made bierocks are grand comfort food, piping hot and filling. Heidi & Kale just as welcoming as ever, fun decor, delicious coffee, mellow space. Definitely go if you're anywhere in the area!

Great spot for a quick pick-me-up. The drip coffee is solid and they are clean, simple, and…read moreefficient.

We stopped here at 5.30am on a Monday morning driving back home from Wyoming…read more While it took a minute to get the waitress' attention, everything else was great: we got a fresh pot of coffee, and our order was correct and didn't take terribly long to come out. My friend's hashbrowns were feasibly well browned, and while they don't have a Denver omelet she was able to do the BYO option though $16 seemed kind of pricey. My eggs Benedict were good too. The English muffin was well toasted, and the hollandaise wasn't overwhelming the dish. The side of fruit was mostly honeydew and pineapple with some strawberry and grapes, but thankfully not mostly pineapple. It was very quiet and felt cozy.

This is honestly one of the cleanest IHOPs I have ever been to. It's right before you enter I-70…read morefrom Oakley, so it's a great stop if you need to get gas and grab a bite before hitting the road again. Parking was easy since I went on Friday night, there were a few trucks and cars, but nothing too busy with plenty space. I stopped here before heading toward Salina, Kansas, and ended up eating dinner. As soon as I entered IHOP I saw that it was very clean and there were TVs playing sports and advertisements. They also had donation boxes at the entrance with kids stuff for Christmas. I felt the vibe was comfortable and pretty decent to have a quick dinner meal. My husband ordered the big steak omelette with pancakes, and I went with the chicken tenders and steamed green beans. The pancakes and the meat-filled omelette were actually really tasty, moist, flavorful, and they had a good amount of meat and cheese in them. But the tenders were a big letdown. For $14+ you get five tiny pieces, and they were tiny, very salty and definitely the frozen kind, not fresh at all (if IHOP says they're freshly made then they're fooling you). The portion size was disappointing, and when I mentioned it to the server, she brushed it off and said she couldn't do anything, which didn't help. I really thought as a part of customer service she might end up getting at least one bigger one so that I will have better experience with their food but she didn't care. Honestly, the frozen tenders you buy at the supermarket taste better and are way bigger than what they served. If I were you, I would stick to the omelettes next time. They have definitely reduced in size too, but for $16+ they still fill you up and satisfy your taste buds. I would stay away from the other fried dinner items like the fried fish or chicken fried steak. Service overall was okay not rude. I wish our server could have smiled a little more while taking our order or seating us but the food came out pretty fast. Overall, I'd give this place a 3/5 just because the omelette and pancakes met our expectation.