Mom N Pop restaurants you can fit at.

Billy's Boudin in Opelousas, LA. Exit 19B off I-49. Gotta go through town and make two lefts to get going in the right direction, but there's an RV parking lot right in front. There's a sign that says no 18-wheelers, and it's kinda tight to get in and out (wouldn't take a split tandem in there), but they tell me 18-wheelers park there all the time. I've parked there without difficulty.

 

100 miles North at Coso Junction on 395, I wonder why the fools will not even invest in a hot dog roller, much less a Subway or port of subs.

They have a huge parking lot that could probably fit 50 trucks, and a state rest area practically on the same property. So much potential, I'm sure the kids are just waiting for some old people to die so they can sell or upgrade the property.

 

Silver moon cafe, Santa Rosa, NM.
Lots of choices on the menu, lot in back for about 6/8 trucks, big lot across the street.
Turn opposite from going to T/A, loves. Just around the bend on right.

 

Do some grocery shopping at grocery outlet bargain market in Bishop. The prices are insanely good. Easy truck parking on hwy 6 near 395. From there you can hike to El Pollo Loco about 1/2 mile away if you like cheap Mexican food.

 

Coso Junction turned into a complete $hithole and the owner is an @$$hole. I used to love going to that place as a kid, lots of cool novelty items and they had a restaurant at one point. Nowadays it's just rundown and overpriced. A few years back I stopped in there to check it out and I was beyond disappointed. Horrible selection and terrible prices and worthless employees. I walked out of the store without buying anything and the owner followed me out, hands on his hips, mean mugging me the entire time until I drove away. Haven't been back since.
It's a shame really. Great location if you put in some effort.

 

You love Grocery Outlet, you mention it on a thread I started yesterday haha. Glad you like it and thanks for talking up my hometown of Bishop!!

 

Pollard flat Cafe exit 712 in California on interstate 5. It is family owned has been there for a very long time. The family still runs it and is there pretty much every day. Last year they had a bad fire out there where is located and by a stroke of luck the fire did not actually get the restaurant. it got right up to the back of the building but did not actually take the building. this has been one of my favorite places to stop and get a bite to eat. Great food a huge dirt lot for at least 50 trucks as long as the drivers can park right which we all know nobody knows how to do anymore unless there's lines to follow LOL. It's so good I drove my wife the 120 miles from my home in Oregon to take her to this place once. She loved it

 

you got that one off us29 just outside of greensboro across from the sheetz

 

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