No limes, no Makers Mark, no dos xx, no mint for mojitos, they were out of everything. The waitress…read morewas sweet but she had too many tables and I didn't even get salsa for my tacos. We literally had to ask what they had since they were out of everything. They give you a secret menu only to tell you that you can't order from it. This was not a good experience. The food was meh! There were 6 of us and no one was happy. We wanted food before the high school football game. Find another option. We will not be returning to this restaurant.

It was a typical bar and grill and had a nice atmosphere with good service. Good beer and wine…read morechoices and had a full bar. We had the Brussels sprouts which were excellent and the beef taco plate and 2 street tacos (fish and chicken). The tacos were nothing special but they were good. If I was out in the area I would go back.

I visited Sixty-Six Acres in North Valley today, and the experience was a thoroughly refreshing…read moredeparture. The establishment boasts a truly distinctive aesthetic recalling a refined Southern charm reminiscent of Georgia that immediately commands attention. The space is remarkably well-appointed, offering expansive outdoor seating alongside an interior that is pristine, polished, and spotlessly clean throughout. I settled into a lovely private nook, perfectly positioned to enjoy the welcoming, lively atmosphere around the bar. The hospitality was top-tier from the moment I arrived gracious, attentive, and effortlessly polished. To celebrate a midday Friday, I selected their House Paloma, which arrived artfully presented, wonderfully crisp, and expertly balanced. For my main course, I ordered the Korean Fried Chicken Bowl, which proved to be an absolute culinary triumph. The chicken was prepared to perfection, delivering a vibrant, fiery kick of spice that elevated the entire dish. Between the immaculate cleanliness, standout decor, magnificent cuisine, and stellar service, Sixty-Six Acres earns full marks from me. A marvelous discovery I shall most certainly be returning

I have lived at the Fairwinds many years now. I first moved here with my husband and we lived in a…read morevery comfortable Independent Living Apartment. I was immediately impressed by the staff. you couldn't ask for better care and warmth. we participated in any activities that were offered and made new and lasting friendships along the way. thru those years there were difficult times. I guess the most difficult was the pandemic when we were limited to movement within the building but you would be amazed attn lengths the staff went to to keep us happy. delicious meals were delivered to our door ( we ordered from our menu's ). Games were played at each door if you wanted to participate and there were fun prizes. The weekly wine socials were brought to your door. Meanwhile, all the necessary health precautions were taken. The apartments were thoroughly cleaned weekly. When necessary, immunization clinics were brought to each resident and if you wanted to participate, they made it easy. Eventually that passed and life got back to normal but it's hard not to recognize the professional handling of that difficult time. The building was renovated and mad lovely for us. If anything needed to be updated, it was life moved along smoothly and I must admit, to my surprise. There were many staff changes but amazingly, the staff remained warm and caring. Deep down, I can forget that they are dealing with many different personalities and sometimes elderly people can be a tad grumpy. The loving staff simply overlooks the bad days. Food is always an issue but the menu is large with choices for everyone. If that isn't enough, there's a really great Bistro you don't want to mis. The activities are numerous and year round. Entertainment is provided on a regular basis and outings take place twice a week. All you have to do is signup. I can't close this without mentioning that my husband passed away in 2022. it was a difficult time made easier by the Fairwinds staff and especially the management. Being100% deaf and disabled, my family wanted me to move to assisted living despite my reluctance. Doralei warmly helped me make that decision to move and very graciously helped me find a comfortable apartment. The move was smooth and the golden treatment given by the health and Wellness staff has been perfect so I have to admit that it was the proper move. When I need appointments, the transportation service is wonderful and I can't forget to mention the wonderful drivers. Do you see how fortunate I furl that all those years ago, we made the decision to move here it was the perfect one. You can't go wrong.

We had a great meal here. We went to the balloon festival in the morning, then did a Breaking Bad…read moreself guided thing afterwards. The Jesse Pinkman house is right around the corner from here! We ordered our food at the counter the. Went to sit in the covered outdoor area. The food was phenomenal. I had an BYO omelette that was massive and so good. Everyone else enjoyed their food too. Great little stop on Route 66!

I absolutely love this place. I've been here a handful of times now, and every visit has been a…read moregood one. The kids are happy, I'm happy, and honestly, that's a successful breakfast in my book. The only downside is the limited seating. It's a smaller location, so it can fill up quickly, especially during the breakfast rush. If you happen to come during a really busy time, you may have to wait a bit to find a table. That said, I don't think it takes away from the experience you just have to time it right. We usually come for breakfast since they're open for breakfast and lunch, and this time I tried the Grande burrito. And let me tell you, "Grande" is not an exaggeration. That is a LOT of food. I got the bacon-smothered burrito with red chile, and it was delicious. Unfortunately, I could not finish it. I do wish there was something between the Grande and Junior because the Grande is a serious commitment, and I'm not sure the Junior would be enough. I'll have to try it next time and find out. My daughter ordered the steak sandwich, which comes with an Angus sirloin steak on Texas toast. It looked a little wild when it came out, but she ate it and said it was delicious, so apparently the presentation was just part of the experience. My son got the sausage, egg and cheese biscuits. He ate the whole thing, so clearly he approved. His only complaint was that the biscuit kept falling apart, but considering he's a little kid, I'm going to blame that one on the user rather than the biscuit. The staff has always been friendly during our visits. On this particular morning, a gentleman came around several times to refill our house coffee, which I always appreciate. Good service and a full coffee cup go a long way. And if you're into pastries and coffee, they have plenty of options. I've tried their blueberry muffin, and it is divine. They also have different baked scones, and I've had their lattes and macchiatos, which have all been really good. I still need to come back during the lunch hours because there are several things I want to try. The hot beef sundae caught my attention, and the Philly also looked really good. There are so many different options that I feel like I could keep coming back and ordering something different every time. This is definitely the kind of place where you can stop in, grab something really good, enjoy a little coffee, and get on with your morning. It's casual, welcoming, and consistently good. Limited seating is really my only complaint. Otherwise, I've been here multiple times and have yet to leave disappointed. Definitely a must-try!

Good food in good space. It has become a favorite for lunch…read moreand dinner. Stop in soon.

Hubby and I wanted to try something new so we strolled into Two Cranes to check it out. We were…read moreimmediately greeted while entering and told we could sit anywhere. Waitress immediately came over and took our drink orders and was super friendly. We started with the Chorizo Rellenos which were absolutely amazing. I don't think I've had a better appetizer than this before honestly. The downfall was the entrees unfortunately. I'll start with hubby's dish which was the Shrimp Scampi. He took one bite and looked so discouraged so he asked me to taste it. All I could taste on that first bite was an overwhelming amount of Garlic. We love garlic but this was either burnt or saturated... It was bloody awful and inedible. My green chile chicken was no better but after insisting to hubby to ask for another dish I just kept eating mine while he waited for a hamburger. My dish had no flavor at all. I added salt after salt after salt and nothing could revive this dish. After all that salt my feet literally swelled up on the drive home but that's another issue. My poor hubby waited and waited while I ate and his burger never came. After 20 minutes he got mad and decided to pay - while paying his burger finally came out but he was too upset to eat so we just paid and left. Unfortunately I was not able to get a better experience on this visit

Luciana was the highlight of the night. Her attention to detail and her attitude was very pleasant…read moreto have around. Would definitely comeback just because of the way she treated us, made us feel like family!

Crystal was fantastic, she had the best recommendations!!! The Ranchers Benedict was out of sight!!!read more

Such a great find on our road trip! We saw it had great ratings and decided to give it a try and…read moreboy am I glad that we did! The food and service was wonderful! They even asked if we wanted water cups to go and gave my young daughter a lollipop as we left. Our group ordered breakfast and enjoyed: -chorizo -hot cakes and sausage -biscuits and gravy -ham breakfast burrito -cinnamon roll -sopaipillas Each of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals and would definitely eat there again! :) Plus, fun fact, the cafe is in Florida Georgia Line's music video for their song "Meant to Be."

Wow what an incredible little cafe. The history and the amount of films that have been made here is…read moreamazing. Don't let the exterior make your decision to eat here or not. Once inside make sure take a moment to look around as you will find specific booth locations from films and maybe even a music video booth. They do have limited hours as they close at 3pm sharp daily however when they are open they offer a full menu of breakfast lunch and dinner Our waitress was super sweet and amazing and there was another empty that was talking to us about the history and how it used to be a 24 hour little truck stop back in the 60s. I ordered the Mexican special which had a tamale, enchilada, a taco rice and beans. The taco was your average ground beef taco. However everything else was flavorful and plentiful I recommend you doing both red and green sauce for a nice kick of spice. You can choose from tortillas or sopapillas. I recommend the sopapillas as they are like pillows. They are good with your meal as a savory aspect and then they have honey on the table to use on them as a nice dessert to finish out your meal Hubby ordered the chile relleno plate The best peppers he's ever had and they are filled with a lot of cheese. Add green and red sauce for some additional flavor and it comes with rice and beans and tortilla or sopapillas as well. I honestly don't think there serve anything that isn't amazing.

While downtown today, I found myself craving a hot latte and turned to Yelp, which led me to The…read moreGrove Cafe & Market. The venue instantly charmed me with its classic American aesthetic recalling the sophisticated, welcoming cafe style I used to adore in Georgia. Arrival was effortlessly smooth with convenient parking positioned right out front, complemented by a lovely, breezy outdoor seating area that creates a delightful ambiance for an outdoor lunch. Stepping inside, the air is filled with the comforting aroma of fresh, high-quality coffee. The interior is spotlessly clean, pristine, and wonderfully organized, complete with a spectacular selection of artisanal breads and baked goods. The hospitality was top-tier from the start; the staff member who took my order was exceptionally warm, gracious, and attentive, setting a polished tone for the visit. To pair with my midday meal, I ordered my personal favorite a vanilla latte which arrived exquisitely crafted, smooth, and perfectly warm. For my main course, I selected the Prosciutto toast, which proved to be an absolute culinary triumph vibrant, wonderfully balanced, and executed with superb ingredient quality. Between the spotless environment, charming decor, divine espresso offerings, and stellar service, The Grove Cafe & Market earns full marks from me. A thoroughly marvelous spot I shall most certainly be returning

I wanted to love The Grove Cafe & Market in Albuquerque, but ultimately, the experience left a lot…read moreto be desired. To start with the positive: the space itself is really cool. It has a modern, bright, aesthetic vibe with marble-style tables, clean decor, and a great atmosphere to sit and hang out. Visually, it checks all the boxes for a trendy brunch spot. The staff were very kind and went out of their way to be helpful and attentive to all guests. Unfortunately, the food and value simply don't match the ambiance. We ordered two straightforward breakfast plates and iced coffees, and the bill came out to around $40--which feels way too expensive for what actually ends up on your plate. The first dish was a basic breakfast sandwich on an English muffin served with a small side ramekin of kale salad. While the presentation was neat, the sandwich itself was fairly standard and underwhelming for the price tag. The second plate was a traditional breakfast layout featuring scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, jam, and the same small kale side. The eggs were cooked fine and the bacon was crisp, but there was nothing unique or memorable about the flavors to justify charging high-end prices for staple breakfast ingredients.  All in all, while the aesthetic and atmosphere are definitely inviting, paying $40 for two plain breakfast plates leaves a sour taste. If you're looking for an impressive food experience to match the high price point, you might end up

Great food, great service and reasonable prices and large portions. We had braised ribs & meatloaf…read moredinners. The spicy Margarita and a draft local IPA. All that for under $70 including tip. Go There!

I normally always go to the heights location but finally made it to the valley location. It was a…read moregreat place to refuel after a run. The food is always good and apparently if you buy an entree and a mimosas, you get two refills. Highly recommended.

The owner walked around and greeted us and checked on us after we got our food. The food was sooo…read moregood! I will come back when traveling through here. Not fancy but so good! I had a chile relleno with hatch chile sauce. Best I ever had and I lived 35 years in Texas.

We have eaten at this restaurant three times in the last month…read more Food has been o k. Pancakes were little tough and the eggs seemed rubbery. Maybe the pancakes were made ahead of time and the eggs were possibly old. Overall it was okay. The best thing is their sodas.They have the good ice.

Took my son and his friends here. We were seated quickly. The food tasted great there was a lot of…read moreoptions to pick from. Some of the boys got breakfast item some of them got burgers. My son said that his milkshake was the best he's ever had. I really enjoyed walking around and looking at the decor. There's plenty of seating and a room in the back that can hold probably 30+ people. The women's restroom smelled really bad and was stuffy and humid. I hope that was just a one off and there was a maintenance issue.

Here's a cleaned-up version that keeps your energy and voice:…read more Okay, so for the 66 Diner: we stopped here during our Route 66 road trip, which most of you know I've been taking very seriously. I've been hitting all the spots I can and being very strategic about the food stops. This place is nostalgic, historic, and right along the way in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It gives you all the old-school diner vibes immediately. I will say, all the young ladies working there were extremely nice, and the service was great. It definitely passes the vibes test. The burger tasted like that classic all-American diner burger. Not too greasy, but not trying to be some "beyond meat" situation either. Just good stuff. The fries were great, and very, very, very importantly: it passes the ranch test. We had a side salad with ranch, and the ranch tasted good on the salad and even better with the fries dipped in it. We also had the 66 Burger, which comes with green chiles. I had never had that on a burger before, but it was a really good twist and a nice local touch. Green chiles seem to be a big thing in Albuquerque, New Mexico, so it was cool to try that there. The onion rings were great too. If I hadn't been so full, and if it wasn't noon with eight more hours of driving ahead of us, I definitely would've gotten a shake too. All in all, absolutely great classic Route 66 vibes. It has all the nostalgia, great service, and great food. 10/10 recommend. Everyone should go.