Daphne was our wonderful server, the food was excellent we had the turkey melt and patty melt…read more with onion rings and by far the best cheese curds we have had in a very long time. The Red Door Amber beer was extremely tasty! Passing through from Albuquerque to Corpus Christi! I would definitely recommend! Live music an a bowling alley attached what more could you ask for! Met a local named Jack and he was such a wonderful person. Absolutely loved conversing with him! Sorry I don't have take pictures of food! Trust me it was great! Thanks for making it this location such a pleasant stop! Happy Birthday to Daphne tomorrow! 6/27

Well... when it's the only game in town.... *yeah Clovis is a smaaaaalll town. We were looking…read morefor a brewery after our visit to the zoo. The brewery is located in a bowling alley. The bar itself is small, but clean. Best part about the place was the bartender. She was friendly and attentive. Food was ok. We had some fried pickles and mozzarella sticks... typical bar food. Not a bad experience, but again, there's not much in Clovis.

Was pleasantly surprised by this place. It's the only restaurant in the "food court" in the mall…read morebut it's definitely carrying its weight well. Friendly staff and great burgers. They are the smash style as you can see from the photo but if you like that kind of burger they do a great job of it and there's a lot of options to chose from. Fries and ranch dip were also great. If you are shopping or just looking to stop by for a quick lunch this is a good option to look to.

So what happened was I got there at 7:50 I ordered a hamburger I said can I order fries and she's…read morelike no we close at eight I go at 7:50. She goes. Sorry we closed the grill already. I'm like you can make the hamburger. she was very nice was so. But honestly, I think you'll get a better burger at Danny's because we had to go there to get fries.

This was a surprise find. When we arrived, we found it to be in a golf course. We walked into a…read morehuge foyer, a few feet up was the entrance to the cafe. My husband went to find the restroom while I went to find a table. There was not one person in there. I called out a few times but no one came. I figured I would grab a couple menus, sit down and wait. Just a few seconds later a very friendly young lady came in, not too surprised, and greeted us in a very cheerful manner. She said she would get our server, Danielle. Danielle was just as sweet and friendly. I was surprised at the low prices on the menu. We had a great breakfast for less than $20. The toast was grilled, not toasted, and was so delicious I asked for a to go box so I could finish it in the car. I never finish my toast. I'm sorry I didn't get pictures. We were hungry and needed to get on the road.

This place had all the markings of a country club and we were afraid a membership might be required…read morefor entry. But all-comers are welcomed in a 19th hole bar/restaurant atmosphere. Our bartender was covering all the bases and did a good job of it. We'll be back some day.

The worst food ever. Service was ok but for a ten dollar breakfast burrito the tortilla was like a…read morecracker and the eggs were cold as the salsa. It was terrible

I would have given it three stars except that Buddy Holly used to eat there. The Burger was good,…read moreas was the malt, but the fries tasted of stale oil were quite soft. The steak fingers were of a perfectly serviceable quality, not unpleasant but not particularly enjoyable either. The gravy was gravy, but not particularly flavorful gravy. But I don't mean to come across as too harsh- the burger and malt were good enough to raise up the number of stars from two to four, because the malt had a very good icy tone without losing any of the thick chocolatey flavor. The burger was not too much food, but what was there was very good. The green chile was not too spicy, which I wish it was, but I suppose it never said it would be, so, alls well thats honest. The meat itself was very flavorful. The service was fantastic, and the staff was polite and pleasant. The ambiance was good, perhaps not great, but still quite good. I would recommend it not for the food but for the experience, and I would not recommend the steak fingers, fries, or gravy, but I would recommend the chocolate malt and the Green Chile Burger.

Outstanding flavor in their burgers! We recently moved to the area and every burger place we try…read moreis better than the last. Had no idea what a twin cronnie was, and ironically they don't have any on the menu. Great burger though!

So much better than their sister location in Portales! Friendly fast service, real menus options…read more(vs a bunch of basically the same thing with one topping change, *cough Portals) and milkshakes that blew my mind! Food is great and the vibe is that of a classic drive in! Definitely a great place to grab a quick bite!

Service, ambience and food were amazing. Must stop when traveling to or through Clovis, NM. Steak…read moreand the steak sauces were delicious!

This was maybe the third time I've eaten at the Rails, and none of them have been "Fine Dining"…read moreexperiences (contrary to what they might label themselves as on Google). The Rails is Fine Dining if you've never been past the Curry County line. I ordered the "Fettuccine Michaelangelo with Ribeye Bolognese;" my wife ordered the Blackened Salmon. I put my dish in quotes because, while the name might inspire a sense of grandeur, what the "Fettucine Michaelangelo" actually constitutes is about 3/4 of a pound of Barilla pasta (prepared fresh in-house, out of the box) and maybe 2 ounces of regular ground beef with a few decorative varnishes. Really, it was just beef stroganoff, and not even very good beef stroganoff (certainly not $30). I've had better in the DFAC at Camp Lemonnier. My wife's salmon was fine, nothing to write home about. The doctored up mashed potatoes were a little bland and definitely didn't taste prepared in-house. To sum up the totality of my experiences of the food there...I don't think they make 80% of their menu in-house, which is pretty damning for a restaurant that has the entirety of Clovis convinced its an upscale experience. Most of their menu tastes like it came on a truck from a shipping facility in Albuquerque that isn't even on par with what Darden restaurants order in bulk. That being said, the food isn't completely terrible and inedible. It's just absolutely not worth what they're charging for it, and it's either dishonest or ignorant to pretend it's fancier than it actually is. It's a 3 star hotel restaurant wearing a 4.5 star veneer. It's lipstick on a pig. It's the Key and Peele skit where Jordan Peele wears a tuxedo to enjoy the hotel's Continental Breakfast, and treats it like a special occasion. Food aside, the service is pretty average to below average. Other reviews highlight the service, so maybe my experiences have been one-offs, but given the trend of restaurant service in Clovis, in general, I'm reticent to discount them. Our waitress was nice enough, but she was unable to answer even basic questions (like which salad dressing she recommended). She did let us know the dressings aren't made in-house (another tell). I've worked as a prep cook in a local restaurant that branded itself on par with Chilis and Applebees, and I had to make their (wider selection of) dressings from actual ingredients every day. Most of the servers *might* be qualified to be front of house at a Cracker Barrel in any other city not isolated from the rest of civilization by 100 miles, but "upscale" waitstaff they are not. So is the story of most restaurants here. It is what it is. Overall, pretty mid experience. The atmosphere and concept are nice, but they're nothing more than a nice coat of paint that only serves to convince those who have never actually been to an upscale restaurant. Expect to spend a minimum of $100-$150 for boxed pasta, Choice steak, and Sysco™ Thousand Island from a frozen plastic bag. Save that money for gas and go somewhere nicer in Lubbock. They have trains there, too.

Stopped by here while passing through town. They have a very good beer list. Usually I drink…read moreporters but there's was bourbon aged and I didn't want to be completely kicked for the night, so I went with other choices. All very good. Staff behind the bar was very friendly and efficient. There quiz games on the TVs and other things to keep a solo traveler like myself occupied. I had the grilled chicken wrap with ranch and the potato wedges, all very good. Decent crowd for a Friday night. I look forward to stopping here again the next time I'm in town.

Yelp says they allow dogs. They do not. We're on a road trip with our dog hoping to stop for a bite…read moreand a beer.

Went to Blake's with some family from South Texas who have never heard of Blake's. I explained the…read moreNM style burger and told them "hey this is what NM is about" green chile however you can get it". We ordered our food and it came out fairly quick, 4 lotta burgers with 2 onion rings and 2 seasoned fries. Burgers were cooked great and super juicy. Fries and rings were super crunchy and cooked perfect. Everyone was impressed with their first green chile burger experience. Service was great. Oh and on the way out we spotted the horchata shake on a sign and ordered one for the road and i must say it was amazing. Thanks Blake's for making my outa towners have a great experience with their first green chile cheeseburger!

I got the NM Style Burger with seasoned fries, Blake's sauce, and a chocolate milkshake. Honestly,…read morethe burger was better than expected, and I really liked the milkshake. Only thing would be the service was ok. When I asked about the difference between medium and large for the meal, the person said "just medium and large". Also, if I had not queried about the price, I would've been charged for a drink I didn't order. Overall, better than Whataburger for sure. Would definitely recommend for a quality fast food hamburger.

Great little burger joint to hit in the middle of a road trip. Cheeseburger was legit. Relleno…read moreburrito was a bit of a miss.

Luv their green chili hamburgers!!! Just wished they had consistent hours!! It is one of the better…read moreplaces to go!!

Not just the best burger in Clovis but one of the best burgers I've had in a long time!! The burger…read morewas juicy but not greasy and the flavor profile was incredible! The ingredients were fresh and the service through the drive through was fast and friendly. Inside there is a very cool memorabilia display that gives an old town vibe while set within a clean and comfortable dining area. Also, one of the BEST home made ranch dips I've ever tasted!!! Will be a frequent regular at this place!! Only downside is that they do not have French fries. They have tater tots that incorrectly label as fries for some reason which is very confusing and those were just ok. If this place could add a solid steak fry to their menu it would put it in the 5 star+ category for sure! If they do I will revise my review Not a deal breaker though and still one of the best fast food options in town!

First time here with my wife who's from Clovis. She'd come here all the time and said that they had…read morethe best tacos and burritos in town. She had a taco burrito and said it was ok but not as good as she remembered. I don't know about these people who rave about their burger but it was terrible. 2 super thin patties overcooked and dry as hell. Won't be back. . Going back to Texas now...