They must have just started with dine-in. You do still eat out of a take out box, but that was…read moreconvenient as my mom and I both weren't able to finish the ample lunch portions (and usually I can). Very welcoming with hot jasmine tea and super fast service. Definitely recommend for takeout or dine-in. Mom got the orange chicken, which I usually don't like (usually too much batter), but I had a taste of hers and was good. I got vegetables with garlic. Both of ours came with rice and noodles, a fried egg roll, and a crab rangoon.

I have dined in and to go. Both times the quality shines through. I feel a small craving for the…read moresalt & pepper shrimp when I can't have it for lunch daily. The Popo Tray is so good with sooo much food. If you need a sign to try it, THIS IS IT!

The butter chicken was good, the chicken was super tender, the sauce was a bit runnier than I'm…read moreused to, but it was still good. The paneer and green peas curry wasn't too great. We were the only ones in line, and it took about 10min to get the food.

Get the stuffed paratha! This place is family run and the hours and location were accurately…read moreposted- which you can't always rely on for food trucks. They had the perfect selection of mea or vegetarian curries, Indian breads, and samosas. They let us eat at an outdoor table next to the adjacent motel, which they also manage. Next time we'll try the goat curry!

A great find in Trinidad -- don't let the location fool you!…read more We were traveling through Trinidad and wanted something better than the usual highway lunch. AlMack's Kitchen turned out to be exactly what we were looking for. It is a little hard to spot from the road, so keep an eye out when you get close. Once you find it, though, it's well worth the stop. I ordered the OG sandwich on sourdough with the herbed aioli and added bacon. It was delicious -- flavorful without being overdone, and the aioli and bacon were a great combination. My friend ordered the smoked salmon toast with capers and really enjoyed his as well. One thing we both noticed was the sourdough. It had just the right crispness -- nicely toasted but not so hard that you have to fight your way through it. That little detail made both dishes even better. Fresh food, great flavors, and a really nice break during a long drive. AlMack's will be on our list the next time we're traveling through Trinidad.

Meh! The place is a lot going on but not in good way…read more The food is expensive, the food is just okay and the portions are small. The restrooms are dirty and they also have thrift store with crazy expensive old clothes that you can easily find at goodwill for a fraction of what they are selling them for.

We went here expecting BBQ and found 1/2 the menu was burgers…read more We ordered an Italian sausage sandwich, a Italian roast beef, & a meatball sandwich. We were all very pleased with the meals, but not at all impressed with the fries. Good food we'll eat again when we're in Trinidad.

wow ...what delicious cheeseburgers and fries and onion rings and fried mushrooms a special…read morehistorical place in Trinidad and lots of pictures of the original building. Fast service and very attentive staff. we live locally and had never been here. Delighted we found this terrific spot. It was almost like being transported to an old bowling alley in my hometown....the smell brought me back 60 years .

We stopped for a quick lunch and the food was so tasty and obviously prepared with great care. The…read morehomemade hummus was perfect and the roasted root vegetables had so much flavor. They take time with their food ensuring it's flavorful and high quality.

If you are a plant based, real fresh food focused person who wants great tasting and imaginative…read moremeal this is your spot. No fake pea protein meat masquerade here. This place is a gem. I actually thought I would find a place like this when I was hanging around Denver and I was disappointed, This is a must visit spot to check out, the local downtown is also very cool and the people are very nice in a genuine way.

Don't let the appearance or location fool you--this place is an absolute hidden gem…read more You can't even see the restaurant from the highway or the exit ramp. It looks like you're driving into a tiny RV park behind a large white wall, and if I hadn't read the reviews beforehand, I probably would have kept driving. I'm so glad we didn't. The owners were some of the kindest, most welcoming people we've met on our 10 day road trip. The restaurant was spotless--honestly cleaner than many restaurants we've eaten at--and even the large restroom was exceptionally clean. We ordered the burgers and the fresh-cut, house-made fries, and both were fantastic. The burger was one of the best we had on our entire Colorado/New Mexico road trip, and I wish we had ordered more fries! As parents traveling with two young daughters, we especially appreciated how family-friendly they were. They had a huge basket of crayons and coloring books that immediately kept our girls entertained, which was such a thoughtful touch after a long day in the car. If you're driving between Colorado and Amarillo, this place is 100% worth the stop. Trust the reviews, ignore the outside appearance, and stop for a burger and fries. We'll absolutely be back on our next road trip.

This place was a real road trip find! It sits all by itself at I25 Exit 30, so you won't have any…read moredifficulties getting to it. Hi was solo, so I sat at the bar and had a great conversation with the very friendly and engaging cook/ server. I had the beef brisket sandwich plate with cole slaw and potato salad, and all were generous portions! The coleslaw was very fresh and perhaps the best slaw I have had in memory!

Fresh brewee iced tea called to me. As did a whole order of biscuits and gravy and a side of bacon…read more This is definitely a local business. It has the feel of a local business; the feel and look of a local business. The exterior of the building makes you want to enter. I heard a calculator with the paper printout adding machine sort of thing in the distance. It wasn't busy for a Monday morning at 10:30 am. The biscuits were delicious and homemade. The gravy was the standard white country gravy with cut up pieces of link sausage added. Hearty B&G!! The bacon was very crispy and thick. 4 pieces! The water was fresh. The iced tea with lemon was large. The 80s hits were playing softly over the sound system. Breakfast and the band Journey go together like peas and carrots. Patrons were sweetening their iced tea but I prefer unsweetened. Clean. Reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Quick service. Goodly breakfast. When in southern Colorado give them a try. You'll be glad you did.

Was told about this place from a lady in town. She wasn't wrong.,a little hole in the wall…read morerestaurant, but don't let that stop you. Now if you're coming in here in a hurry, this ain't that place. come in sit down and talk to the local cowboys and farmers about to start their day. Ask for the sopas..not on the menu..enjoy.

Did a quick food stop and ate here, first time for me, second for the hubby. He had chicken taco…read moreplate and I had bean tostadas. Freshly fried and crispy corn tortillas were the base for the tostadas: crunchy with fresh lettuce and tomatoes topping the refried beans (cheese comes on them, too, but I said no cheese). Tacos were made with soft, lightly grilled corn tortillas, came with both red and green salsa on the side. Rice was a little clumpy, but I don't think it was canned. This is a great place for a Mexican meal, service was quick, food was fresh and the prices are excellent.

I ordered chicken fajitas and my wife ordered beef burrito. Neither had much flavor at all and the…read morequeso tasted like it came from a high school baseball game food stand.