Wolf grounds is a lovely local cafe and coffee shop. They make great espresso drinks and the food…read morelooks good too. It's a really laid back spot with a big play area for small kids and a nice area for outdoor seating. I found it to be good for relaxing with coffee or a bite.

Really great atmosphere that overlooks the Big Ditch. Great drinks and amazing empanadas that are…read moregluten free (get the spinach mushroom and onion!). Dog friendly. The owner is really friendly even made a delish veggie pasta for my sister that doesn't like mushrooms. Great caffeine and non-caffeine options.

Stopped in for breakfast. Spoke with the owner and had a…read morenice chat about restaurant. $8.50 breakfast buffet that includes drink and a home made muffin Food was hot and had great taste. Fantastic deal on a breakfast that was worth stopping by.

This is a combination restaurant and bakery that offers a buffet breakfast and lunch. We stopped…read morein for breakfast on our way up the Mimbres. I had scrambled eggs, hash brown potatoes, sausage, green chile stew and toast. The wife had pancakes and sausage. We both had the OJ and coffee. The wife had the chocolate blend which she liked. We both thought the buffet should be warmer, particlarly since we were among the first patrons that morning. The owner and the two girls serving the customers were pleasant. Service was good. The establishment is roomy and very clean. They also sell jams, various breads and trail mix/granola. Notice the different name on the sign from the two Yelp listings but they obviously refer to the same establishment.

Very interesting and tasty variety of offerings. Pastries and quiche were outstanding. Small,…read morepleasant counter service operation with take out and a few comfy tables and stools for dining. Features some great local art (available for sale) and a cool hippie kind of vibe. Service was great despite being short handed the day we visited.

Such a cute cafe with great food!…read more They did mix up our hot/cold drink order, but were super nice about it. We had a egg & Bacon croissant which was really good.

The food is so good. They have the best purple coleslaw, veggie melt, and shakes. The employees…read moreare so nice. They are accommodating to food allergies (some places say they are, but you can tell it's an issue), and I had no allergic reaction after eating my food. It's just a tiny little place in a beautiful little town, but it's perfect.

The drive to Mogollon is incredibly scenic. The twisty one-lane road lifts into the mountains…read morebefore settling into the main street sitting in a deep canyon. My internet connection gave out but, with such beauty around me, I didn't care. Mogollon is often described as a ghost town. That's not a fair description. First, I wouldn't describe Mogollon as even a town. It's very small. Second, there are a few inhabitants so the main street is quite a cozy thoroughfare. I can imagine sitting in a chair for hours in this canyon setting. There's a museum, an inn, an eclectic store selling a mix of t-shirts, art, geodes, etc., and there's The Purple Onion. All may be closed depending on the day and the season. Fortunately, The Purple Onion was open. It seems to be known for its lunch fare of burgers and such but I settled for a breakfast of scrambled eggs, toast, hash browns, coffee, and a milkshake. The food was okay but the coffee and milkshake were both very good. If you're on the main highway and you see the sign pointing to Mogollon, take it. Even if the businesses are closed that day, the drive there and back is worth it. If The Purple Onion is open, get a milkshake. You won't be disappointed.

This was a perfect stop on our road trip heading toward Kingston, New Mexico. It's a…read morestraightforward old school cafe filled with friendly locals, which gave it a genuine, no frills vibe that fit the area perfectly I went with the green chili breakfast enchiladas. They had solid flavor plenty of cheese, a good kick from the chile, and the eggs on top were cooked just right My friend ordered the French toast and was really happy with it: thick slices done well, paired with some nicely spicy sausage. Nothing fancy, but everything hit the spot and the service was warm. A great waitress Definitely worth the detour if you're in the area. We'll stop again if we're passing through.

On a recent motorcycle ride from Phoenix, Ariz., my buddy and I stopped at this historical general…read morestore on the recommendation of locals. While I didn't order any food, I did order some fresh ice cream and sat at the soda bar. The service was extremely friendly, and the fresh strawberry ice cream was cold and tasty. Again, I didn't order any food, but the plates that were brought out for other tables smelled and looked tasty. The store was like a living museum, highlighting the ambiance and decades long past. Overall, a terrific experience.

I am SO HAPPY WE STOPPED HERE! Let's start with that I'm a…read morevegan so it's not always easy for me to find something to eat. Especially when we're out here in rural areas :). The two wonderful ladies working the counter and the kitchen were SO accommodating and sweet. The chef offered to make the green chile vegan specifically for me! Not to mention she was bringing out fresh homemade cinnamon rolls/breads/biscottis at the same time. I didn't have the roll but my counterpart said it was amazing (he was licking the icing off the paper). They have a veggie sausage option/several vegetarian options in general but we were 99% sure the v sausage was also vegan. They had several homemade items for sale as well such as candles, granola, dried fruits, etc. Def stop here if possible, the people are amazing

Excellent food even though it's in the middle of nowhere. I got the half order of biscuits with…read moresausage gravy and 1 over medium egg. It was still a full meal so I'm glad I went with the smaller portion. It was fluffy and savory, the egg cooked perfectly. It was only $7.96. That's a bargain. The woman working was also very friendly and attentive. The store also had a lot of local goods for sale, from honey to desserts.

One of the best meals I've had traveling. In my life. I know I will stay dreaming about this plate…read more The cafe is cute and had lots of seating available. Service was friendly and attentive. Now, the star of the show for me was the place of enchiladas with red AND green chile. Christmas style. I could not leave New Mexico without trying their signature style of cooking. Put some respect on New Mexico food. Outstanding.

Delicious! Thai place is so cute, charming and was…read moredefinitely worth exiting the highway to check out Hatch, New Mexico!

I grew up in the store. I swept the floors before catching the bus to go to school, stocked the…read moreshelves, and came to love the great folks of Rodeo, NM. Loyd & Custie Mauzy opened the Cafe after they purchased The Rodeo Grocery on the 70's. Years later, Nancy & Bill (deceased) Cloudt purchased from my family and continue to run the Cafe located inside the grocery to this day. You can always expect great food, great conversation, and interaction with locals. Yes, the farms and ranches have, for the most part, left the area. The history still lives in this quaint little town just inside the border of New Mexico. Just ask. Folks will share many stories of the area from Geronimo to John McAfee. Located south of I-10 on State HWY 80. Visit the great Chiricahua Mountains as well. See the area meet the people.

I agree with John E - "If you're on 80 between Douglas and Lordsburg, stop here!"…read more ... but with a few minor service and food quality tweaks, I think the heading could change to: "If you're on I-10, the 20 mile detour to the Rodeo Cafe is worth it" or "If you're in Douglas, make the journey up 80 for a change" I stopped in for Breakfast, early at opening, the crew let me in early, and was instantly attentive with some hot coffee as if I was a local. The breakfast menu looks phenomenal and I couldn't wait to try the Huevos Rancheros. However, unfortunately on my visit, they were out of their enchilada sauce, so I went with the #5 pancake breakfast (large). It was near perfect. Two pancakes of solid portion, fluffy and thick; yet substantive and able to take the butter and table syrup perfectly. Bacon was perfectly cooked - crisp, not with a small bit of chew, and the ham sizable and nicely cooked. Eggs over medium - again perfectly cooked with toast crips and not dry. A few minor tweaks could move this from a place you stop by if you're in the area, to a place you come to the area to stop for. Table Syrup - Mrs. Butterworths? I'd suggest you consider finding a small purchase of 1.5oz single-serve jars of pure maple syrup. If I was offered that for an extra $4 for the quality of pancakes, I would do so immediately. Coffee -- Folgers is good; but you could easily buy a small coffee grinder, and some fresh beans. Put that through the coffee pot, and the experience could be elevated yet again. Anytime I am at Rusty's RV Ranch in the future, I will be returning here for breakfast again, and again.

Adobe Springs Cafe in Silver City was a nice half way point between Hatch, NM and our destination…read moreof Gila National Forest. We stopped around lunch time, but ordered breakfast food. You can't go wrong with breakfast all day! We ordered the Southwest Breakfast and the Breakfast burrito. Both items were good with very large portions. Had we known the portion size, we could have easily shared an entree. Overall, a nice place with a diverse menu of breakfast and brunch items

After the Antique Mall my companions and I headed to Adobe Springs! The sandwiches and plates are…read moreso delicious!!!! When we arrived at noon the restaurant was full but we only had to wait 15 minutes. 4 of us ate for $53.00 plus a tip. Fairly reasonable. I would suggest the half sandwich. I didn't order the half and it was so much food!