I got some decent beer here for a decent price but the real stars here were the bartender…read more(Angelic), the patrons, and the street tacos. Angelic was really friendly and patient as some people trickled in from the Home Depot. The others at the bar were fun and talkative. It was just before Christmas and one of the Home Depot guys was giving out gifts and I even ended up with some random Nicholas Cage joke stickers (I still don't understand it, but had fun). ...and then, there were the tacos...there was so much meat on these and they were only $13: I would recommend and eat these all day, they tasted great and filled me up

Nice, clean and newly remodeled hotel. Staff (Desiree) and front desk (Jessey) were both awesome…read more Very nice, helpful and professional. Great hospitality team. Food (flatbread and fried green beans) both good and hit the spot. Definitely recommend the Grille and the hotel.

Another nice "find" in Gallup! We travel through Gallup often and always spend the night. It's a…read moretreat when we find good food. Anthony's is set up on a hill, has a dog-friendly patio and overlooks a nice view of the. Waitstaff was friendly and helpful with the menu. I had shredded beef enchiladas with a spicy green sauce; hubby had the Conquistador, a roast beef burro. Food was good! Followed up by ice cream from a nice pizzeria next door!

Found this place while passing through Gallup. The prices were decent. The special was a great…read moredeal. The chips and salsa were okay. The spice level is mid level if you like Spice. It was delish. Our only complaint was the constant stream of peddler asking if we wanted to buy stuff. It was annoying. We came to eat and chat, not shop. Perhaps have them set up outside. Otherwise the food and service were good.

We stopped here on our drive through town. The place is on transition from this pub to becoming a…read moresteakhouse, so the ambiance is a little lacking, but the service was nice and the food was good. I had the Chicken green enchiladas and my husband had fajitas. Both were pretty tasty and well cooked.

Made room for our last minute large group. Server was super friendly and accommodating. Food was…read morevaried and creative. We went specifically for fish and chips and weren't disappointed. Stuffed peppers were awesome. Beer selection was sufficient and the server was knowledgeable about the offerings.

On a yearly basis we end up staying overnight in Holbrook and have dinner at the Butterfield Stage…read moreCo. It isn't "Ruth's Chris", but it is a decent local establishment. The 12oz ribeye steak is tasty, but thin and a bit fatty. Still the chef manages to get the temperature medium rare to medium, which is difficult with thin pieces of meat. The salad bar is an inexpensive add-on and is fresh, although it does not have expansive choices. The rolls served with dinner were also fresh and soft. Service can be a bit slow. This last time there was on one to greet us when we came in, and we stood around for a few minutes waiting for someone to notice us. Each time we come, restaurant is not very busy, yet the server seems to disappear for long periods of time. Perhaps she smokes King Size cigarettes.

I'm having a hard time writing in this review. I was in town for the night and really wanted some…read moresort of barbecue. The one place I was going to go to was closed, and this one popped up in my feed. So I thought I would go check it out. From the exterior, it looks like a very rustic steakhouse. Gravel parking, driveway, wooden walkway, and the extra of the building looks very rustic. When you open the door, you get a totally dark red neon steakhouse vibe. It's really cool and I love the wagon, wheels and other steakhouse accoutremont adorning the walls like brands, deer, horns, etc. This is where things go a little sideways. I sat there for at least 11 minutes before anyone came up to my table. Now granted it was Father's Day but looking around the restaurant it was not that crowded and there were multiple servers. So I'm really not sure what the problem was. The host up at the front saw me just sitting there at about 11 minutes in and came up and asked if I wanted some water while I waited and I told him I would also like an iced tea. About another 5 or 6 minutes later the iced tea was delivered by this waitress. Who gave me a look like I was the biggest annoyance in the world. The only thing missing was an eye roll and a sigh. I did not have high hopes for this meal. About another 5 minutes later she came back and asked if I had decided. I went with the beef short ribs cuz they sounded good, asked about the sides and went for the french fries and asked for them to be well done. And then she left. I finished my iced tea and was sitting around waiting for someone to come up and offer me a refill but that didn't happen too much later. Now mind you, as I said there were only a few tables in my section and I saw three servers. She finally came back and asked if I would like a dinner roll. I said sure. The waiting game began again. She came by a while later and asked if I'd like another tea which I did. In a few minutes later the tea showed up. The ribs finally got to the table at about 6:34 p.m. so I've been there for over a half hour at this point. The fries were hot, but definitely not well done. The ribs were actually pretty tasty, they were juicy and had a good amount of char on them. Plus it came with a side of vegetables and the vegetables were slightly Al dente which I like. Honestly, I did not see my waitress again until the end of the meal. When I was clearly finished and asked how I was doing. I said I would like the check. I expected to wait another 10 minutes or so for that, but she was on top of getting the check to me. So I paid my bill and left. I am torn on this because the food was was good, the ambiance was off the chart but the service was severely lacking. Now I don't know how many other chores she had to do back there, but taking care of guests seem to be low on the totem pole. There was a guy across from me in a booth and I could tell he was experiencing the same thing. Bottom line? I don't know if I'll ever come through this town again, but if I do I'm probably going to try a different place for barbecue. Barbecue. Sad, cuz this place would be a total five star if they could get the service up to snuff. They have a good concept, the ambiance is awesome but as a former server I can see a lot of growth areas for this place.

So much food! Every local we spoke to, even hotel staff said…read moreto go to Jerry's for breakfast. The service was outstanding and the restaurant was eclectic and old but very clean. I asked the waitress which was smaller the sopaipilla or the breakfast burrito? She said the sopaipilla. Holy moly. It was stuffed with thick bacon, hash browns, eggs and smothered in red and green salsa (they call it Christmas salsa). I ended up opening it and eating the inside because it was seriously enough for 2 people. Hubs had the Eye Opener. Two eggs, Christmas salsa, hash browns and bean, served with sopaipilla. He barely finished. The coffee was so good! Best place for breakfast in Gallup.

Of course I found it through my fellow yelpers…read more I was looking for fry bread and this place popped up Decided to come because it has good reviews. Saw a guy eating a sopapilla outside said it was good and there were several people outside waiting so we were like ok it's gonna be good. Ordered the Sopapilia covered in red sauce because it was a popular choice. Sadly, I was disappointed. I think it would have been good by itself no sauce. Just a sopapilla by itself. In sauce was too much. The red sauce did not taste homemade. If it is I'm sorry but it just wasn't my cup of tea. The kids drummettes were fried and tasty. Other than that it was just another diner. We did meet others who said they frequent but knowing true Mexican food, it's a no go for me. Service was ok. Ambiance Diner feel. We met a guy who said there was a cafe town the road that he preferred I don't remember the name but at least I know I'm not the only one who did not enjoy it. He was also from Cali so there you go. Sorry to disappoint. Good luck finding good eats. SYOY

I always stop here on my way through Gallup. The portions are good food is good and service is…read moreawesome. Good variety of New Mexico Mexican food and American choices.

Just okay. We stopped here while on our Route 66 trip because it had an overall 4 star review…read morerate. I had the southwest philly cheese steak sandwich and fries. The fries were good but the meat on the sandwich was overcooked and super chewy but dry. My sidekick had the fish and fries and some kind of soup. The fish pieces were a generous portion with light breading. It was a quick stop and the staff was friendly so that was a bright spot. The decor had that fun old school diner/cafe vibe one would expect out on The Mother Road.

Food is always burnt, the service is always pretty good I went there the other day and they sat us…read morea a table that was dirty that wasn't fun would not recommend

I can't believe I'm giving a chain restaurant this high of a rating. I normally do not eat at chain…read morerestaurants. But this has been a hectic week. So coming into Window Rock we were hungry and were planning on eating at another place. But I really wanted decent coffee. So I whipped into this Dennys and thought what the hell. I'll try it. The place was almost empty. So we were seated quickly. The server was very nice. She brought our coffee which was really good by the way. I honestly don't remember what my wife had. But I ordered the Lumberjack Slam. Man I tell you what. That was a great breakfast. The cooks at this particular Dennys must really care about what they do. Because they did a great job this morning. I made sure and told them on the way out how impressed I was. So if your in Window Rock Az. Stop in and see these folks. They're really nice people and they do a great job!

Don't let the old crusty menu fool you. The food here is amazing. The cheese burger and fries…read morewere amazing. I got the caramelized onions off of the patty melt, yum. The chocolate pie and banana pies were so good. Give this place a shot, you won't be disappointed.

Saw this rated high while passing through town and tried it. It was a good experience with a local…read morefeel. The fries were really good, reminding me of my mom's fries growing up. The burger was fine although it could have been seasoned a little more. Staff were friendly and interacted well. I would return.

Food is always good! Family owned with friendly staff. When in Holbrook give it a try.read more

We stopped in as a mid-way rest break during a fast and furious road trip from California to Texas…read more We were greeted immediately and told to sit wherever we liked. A very sweet older woman was our server. She made sure we were well-tended to and we had everything we needed. I ordered huevos rancheros with red sauce. It was very good. It came with flour tortillas on the side. The tortillas had nice flavor and were very soft. They were different than tortillas I normally eat, but I'm used to Baja-style Mexican food. I thought the beans were flavorful, but a little on the dry side. I think they were on the plate too long before getting to me. Husband got the daily special with tacos. He enjoyed his meal and found it to be a good value. Dining room was clean and comfortable. Restroom was clean and well-stocked. If you are passing through, give this place a try. It seems to be a local favorite.