On a westward family journey we pulled off the road in Lordsberg, New Mexico. On first glance there…read morewas not much to this little burg that time and progress forgot. On closer examination, not unlike panning for gold a nugget appears out of the slag. The Shack! In the New Mexican desert operating out of the carcass of an old filling station. A nondescript food truck that serves up the best steak sandwiches outside Philly. Affordable and huge portions. A family run business with undeniably amazing service. The steak sandwiches with perfect seasoning and pepper balance. Cheese (american or provolone)and mayo mixed in not layered. Also a must is the green Chile cheese fries. Fried golden and blanketed in cheese dappled in hatch chilies. Despite it's outward appearance and questionable locale a must! So if ever crossing the south west in a Hunter S Thompson fever dream STOP HERE!

If sitting in comfort in a proper restaurant is what you like this is not the place for you…read more First, this is a defunct car workshop turned smoke shop that serves food. It has a food truck parked outside but it's not operational. The food comes out of the smoke shack. It's weird but cute all at the same time. There are 2 tables outside where cats would've been worked on, between the smoke shop and food truck. The menu is small, which is nice and appropriate since its main business seems to be smokes. The food is fresh, cooked to order.

My go to. So so good. Always fresh and exactly as I ordered. I get it for work events as much as…read morepossible. Love the salads, sandwiches, and desserts!

We've heard only good things about Chaos, so tried it out. Great!!!!…read moreWe shared the "Classic" sandwich, which was wonderful, and then a giant strawberry cheesecake which was excellent also! We're coming back!!!

Quiznos is as quintessentially American as apple pie and baseball. Hell! Quiznos is America's sub…read moresource; it's a brand name that instills confidence and security. I really wanted to fill my body to the brim with an absolutely hedonistic amount of deli meats and cheeses. Unfortunately the San Simon Quiznos was permanently shut down and replaced with a Subway that is also shut down. I was afraid of getting the Noble Romans Pizza, mainly due to the fact that they advertise that they can make you a pizza in less than five minutes. One of my traveling companions purchased one of Roman's bacon cheeseburgers; he said the taste alone was making him sick. However, after covering the burger in Munchies party snacks, he ate the rest of it, so who's to say what score he would actually award Noble Romans if given the chance. I got food from the gas station that both the aforementioned sandwich establishments were once connected to. I bought one Kind Bar so it wouldn't look suspicious that I was stealing a second Kind Bar for later (I'm kind of a bad boy). I also bought a pack of peanut butter filled M&M's and a lime flavored Perrier because I like my shit on bubbles. The staff was just the right amount of aloof for my taste and the decor is as minimal as it is nonexistent. Bottom line: this place is keen. Mark your map! If you find yourself in the absolutely stunning city...? Town? I dunno... strip of highway known as San Simon, you don't want to miss this hidden treasure.

My husband and I were in Lordsburg for a quick overnight and happened upon Mama Rosa's after a long…read moreday of rock hounding. We were exhausted and ordered takeout with a fantastic burger with so much beef and delicious fries. They also put the toppings for the burger underneath the foil, so as to not make the food soggy. Genius.

Yum!! Easy to order, called in. Quoted 15 mins and was ready just before that…read more $18 estimate ($16.99 plus tax) Medium Veggie Pizza with thin crust. Very good!

I was in Duncan AZ covering a high school baseball game. I…read morevisited the Ranch House Restaurant before and after the game. The salad bar was small but fresh and crisp. I had a salad for lunch and was satisfied. For dinner I went with the Taco Monday special and was pleasantly surprised. I had three different kind of tacos (chicken, shredded beef & ground beef) on both flour and corn tortillas. All their food was outstanding. The deserts are all homemade and so much better than almost all other places I've ordered dessert. What a treat for the locals to have such a great place to eat. The service is also very good and friendly. Hopefully I can get back to Duncan soon to eat there again.

The Ranch House is a pretty average stop on Highway 70. But for a town of about 600 people, it's…read moreimpressive to find food this decent. The omelets are the highlight of the menu, fluffy eggs replete with whatever meats or veggies you choose! But the biscuits with optional sausage gravy aren't to be ignored. The hash browns are less than stellar, but they'll do. And the staff is very friendly!

It's a truck stop Subway, so admittedly my expectations were pretty low going into it. When I got…read morethere a party of seven kids were ordering, and running in and out of line to check out The Godfather's pizza slices available further down the counter. I figured I was going to be there a bit, but the employees were super efficient and had them handled no problem, even keeping track of the shell game the kids were running with their purchases so everything was rung up right. Irritated the kids something fierce while the rest of looking on grinned knowingly. The sandwich was fresh, and the prep counter was clean which was nice to see. Granted it's still Subway, so not gourmet dining, but it did the trick and I would order here again.

Came in for quick food on our way to rafting. There were at least six sandwiches in front of us…read moreand we hoped for the best. The wait was not long but I'll get to that later. I didn't know that my tried and true Subway restaurant chain had completely jettisoned their menu for a "new" one. I asked if it was unique but he assured me it was nationwide. Sadness?! May the Italian BMT RIP.... Why five stars? The four individuals on the other side of the glass! They were a machine and we were happily out the door soon after. The Super Meats sandwich doesn't taste Italian; it's more a combo of three of the old sandwiches. It was not satisfactory and half of it was trashed. What on earth is going to replace Subway? It was a staple. Sigh...

Super sweet lady at the front counter: Very helpful and accommodating. The outside patio is a great…read morespot to eat, and plenty of room inside. The sandwiches are all warm, but they don't say that-so I wasn't expecting that on a turkey sandwich I ordered. Weird to get part room temp (the bread) but meat warm. Will try the burrito next...

They really make a great sandwich ! Nice patio and friendly staff. The food is of a much higher…read morequality than usually found in the area with crispy salads and choices to add to your sandwich such as fresh pesto and tasty guacamole.

We were headed to El Paso and hungry when we saw the sign on the Freeway for Ramona's and New…read moreMexican style grub. Instead of our intended stop for lunch in Deming we thought we'd stop here, located in the former Kranberrys location. It was very busy on a Thursday at 1 packed with lots of locals and a few of us transient travelers... good sign! Service was a bit slow but very friendly and it was clear they were maybe a bit short on floor staff so being patient was not a problem. Portions were hearty and the food was really great... particularly if you are a fan of the New Mexico style Mexican food and love Hatch green/red chiles. My husbanded LOVED his Huevos Rancheros (he is always super critical), the red salsa was gold standard and my Chilaquilas were prepared exactly how I love them. The place is clean, family owned and operated and we will definitely stop back in! Side note- some reviews complain about the tacos... it is an actual thing for ground beef tacos to be deep fried using a hamburger patty... can't recall what they are traditionally called but that will be my next order as I am a fan.

Decided to grab a bite while the Tesla was charging across the street. Ramona's was a big place,…read morebigger than expected. We waited a few minutes before being greeted and seated even though staff were standing right there. I thought that was a bad sign but after that all went well. Our server was great! The food was excellent! I thought it was interesting to overhear our server later on the phone with her mom asking if she could close up early because she had somewhere she wanted to go. Not sure what the answer was ???? If ever in Lordsburg, NM again I would stop in for a bite.

Traveling through southern New Mexico, there's not too many travel/gas stations to select from…read more Several things at this location can be improved. The men's bathroom really needs to be cleaned. Also, the dog park on site really needs to be cleaned up and more mulch added to cover the muddy spots. It happened to be raining when we were traveling. Trash in the parking area needs to be picked up. The store does offer a nice selection of snacks and refreshments.

Pretty standard gas station. As with any gas station around the world these days, prices could be a…read morebit lower. But it's clean, it's right off the interstate and has a good store attached for all your quick travel snacks and needs. Quality is decent. Services provided are what you'd expect from any gas station really. It's always hard to review gas stations because there's nothing like surprising to report - they serve gas. And snacks. And all of it is overpriced lol However, as with any Loves, the bathrooms are legit and they always have dog parks / areas for your pets on those long travels. They also offer EV vehicle charging stations as part of their services provided

Stopped in for fuel at a fair price. I Had to go in for the receipt. no problem…read more This is a full service stop and offers showers for travelers and truck drivers. Full restaurant next door.

Gas prices far too expensive especially for gasoline watered down with ethanol! Would expect to…read morepossibly spend this much for pure gasoline during an oil embargo but not when you can buy it for less just a couple of exits away. Also, for a travel center, there were at least eight buckets with window brushes and not a single one had any fluid in them! Not even with regular water. At least other travel centers provide some soapy water for window cleaning. As for the experience on the inside, there was employee. I will assume he was probably the only job seeker within 50 mile radius. As for the substance they were calling ice tea, it was an undrinkable liquid that tasted like a vile concoction of concentrated tea dissolved in water dipped out of a horse trough that pigs had used for bathing. In short, it was disgusting. I'd suggest trying Love's or even the two pump station with the tow-truck with the flat tire. You'd be better off.