Traveling through to Dallas going to stay the night at the Old Towne RV Cotton Gin. Saw the reviews…read moreon this place decided to give it a try. We were very pleased. Easy pull into he large parking lot for our Motorhome & trailer. Staff were quick to take our order & helpful with answers to our questions. I had the Chicken fried steak with baked potato. Wife had the pork chop plate. Seasoning of the CFS was perfect. Pork chop was tender & delicious. Both were very good. Seating area was large, fun history on walls, good ambiance to eat in. You will not be disappointed in this great place

Good place to stop. We enjoyed the food and friendly atmosphere. Lots of locals made you feel…read morewelcome. Good prices.

This is is a really cute little coffee shop. The service is good and the facility is nice. I…read morebelieve the baristas can use some more training as the coffee beans could be ground better and the shot poured slower. We didn't even finish the drinks.

This small locally owned coffee shop was quite a treat while traveling back to Texas from Colorado…read more The mocha latte was one of the best I've had.

Good coffee, frozen drinks, but a bit High priced, but…read moremaybe that's because people will pay it.

*Put That Thing Back Where It Came From or So Help Me*…read more I've always really liked this place; the drinks are consistently good, and the convenience of the drive-through makes it an easy go-to. The staff has also always been friendly, which I appreciate. That's why this last visit was so disappointing. We paid $50 for two sandwiches and two drinks, and what we got just didn't match that price at all. The sandwiches no longer come with lettuce or tomato, and they didn't even include chips. It felt like we were paying more for less across the board. I understand that prices are going up everywhere right now, and I get that things may need to be marked up. But that only makes sense if the sandwiches still included everything they used to. The fact that there's less on them and they're more expensive just doesn't add up. I'm not sure what changed, please consider changing it back. This used to feel like a place worth the price, and I'd really love to keep coming here if it can get back to what it was.

Great coffee, was in town for a boys baseball tournament looked on Yelp and found this hidden gem…read morein an old car wash!! Will be back again next tournament!

This is my new coffee shop for Elk City! The first time I came here, I had a pretty long…read moreconversation with the owner. I had heard she was from the Pacific Northwest, and I was so happy to converse with someone from the same area I moved here from. I've been here two more times since then, and I've been super happy with everything I received! The employees have also been super nice and polite, even as I had to place my order by showing text on my phone due to no voice! They have some awesome coffee creations with several offerings for milk and milk alternatives. They also have smoothies, energy drinks, and tea. I've seen some yummy looking cookies that I've missed, but mark my words: I WILL get me a cookie one of these days! The dual drive-through reminds me so much of my coffee shops in the PNW. They're covered too, so you're shielded from the weather. I'm honestly very happy to have a real coffee shop in town that reminds me of Washington. I'm still homesick, but it helps brighten my day!

Stopped here while driving thru town. The staff was friendly…read moreand worked quickly to make the drinks. Drink was made perfectly. The lobby area was cute with comfy chairs

Unfortunately, this location doesn't close at 9pm but rather 8:50pm and will ignore drivers in the…read morecar line.

The place is cute. It has antique store decor and there's even antique merchandise behind the…read moreeating area. The menu has a variety of delicious sounding sandwiches and other dishes as well as coffees and teas. Dan and I split the chicken pesto sandwich and were surprised to see a shared plate charge. We were also surprised to see charges for our tap water and also for using a credit card. Usually, we don't go back to restaurants that charge for credit card use or splitting a sandwich. I will go back with our family when we visit them. The food was good and so were the service and atmosphere. Next time, we will have cash and just cut the sandwich in half ourselves. We had fun on the outing. We enjoyed our meal and our family, but we were annoyed at the petty gouging.

A quaint coffee shop with a wide range of coffee drinks plus sandwiches, desserts, etc…read more Spouse and I shared the chicken pesto panini which was fairly tasty BUT we were quite put off when we saw that they charged us a dollar to split the sandwich, a dollar apiece for tap water and 63 cents for paying with a card. Highly annoying. Also They have an antique shop in the back.

It's closed! It must not have been open very long. An insurance business seems to be in its place…read more Bummer!!! But if you wanna stop in Shamrock, anyway there is a museum next to it. That's great!

STOP here for great coffee, cappuccino, tea, amazing home baked goods and warm people. Get Sifted…read moreis in a quaint building and historic town on Route 66. I'll stop here from now on.

We love this little stop in Childress. The selection of teas and combinations you can make are…read moreendless. On my travels back-and-forth, I found their coffee to be as equally high quality as their teas. When on a stop today, I got to experience a hot, white chocolate, mocha, made with oat milk and prepared to my exacting standards. The people working there have proven to be highly attentive on each of our adventures through and extremely friendly and smiling. We look forward to this little midpoint stop. We've stopped twice in the past week to and from our holiday vacation.l. They have a nice little dog park which is a wonderful relief for our "furry children". Thank you HTeaO Childress for providing and maintaining this VERY WELL KEPT convenience for passers through your beautiful community.

Favorite stop between Ft Worth and Colorado. We have one near my home I never go to but it's a must…read moreon a road trip. The have a dog park if you have a dog and of course every flavor of tea and a small selection of food. Clean restrooms Friendly employees I do wish the styrofoam cups came in a smaller size. I can't drink that huge one but don't want the cup sweating in the car ! Also there are EV charging ports

Always on the hunt for great local coffee, this was a good find…read more The place is very cozy, had a great welcoming vibe, and was very clean. The staff is very friendly and eager to answer any questions that you may have. There were several tables of locals enjoying coffee and conversation. That's always a great sign! The coffee was delicious, piping hot, and appropriately caffeinated. Great place! I've been a few times already and will be back soon.

The coffee was fantastic, and for a 2 Flavor Latte it can beat any Starbucks drink on price. Will…read morebe back if traveling through!

I did not have "Amazing Thai food" on my Bingo Card on my way back from Amarillo yet here we are…read more We ordered the Pad See Ew, Chicken Katsu, and the Panang Curry and both were delicious. Not only was the service top notch - they asked if my more than picky son wanted no onions in his fried rice - but the food was excellent. I'm a pretty tough critic of curry sauces but theirs was top notch: right consistency and great flavor. If you're ever passing through, Jinda would be a great stop.

Excellent food, tasted great. We had the Thai fried egg rolls, Pad Thai, Basil stir-fry with…read morechicken and the boneless fried chicken over fried rice and everything was really good. My only two complaints was the restaurant was slightly warm (it was 99 outside) and there was a sewer odor coming from the bathroom into the small restaurant. Hopefully the odor was just a temporary thing because we really enjoyed the restaurant.