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    Boxcar Bar and Grill - Fried pickles

    Boxcar Bar and Grill

    3.9(554 reviews)
    47.3 mi
    •$$

    Was there last weekend during Indian market, got there early and the bartender was in an extremely…read morebad mood. Slamming the refrigerator doors , a cup of water off the bar counter. Not very approachable when ordering at the bar. Made it very uncomfortable to be there and there were only a handful full of ppl at the time..not busy at all!!

    Another great meal at Boxcar, again with the Santa Fe Foodies. All nine of us enjoyed the meals. We…read morewent for Taco Tuesday; you can get $2 beef tacos, which many members did and said were very good. However, I decided to go with an appetizer I've never tried, the Bang Bang Shrimp, which was dynamite! You get four very large, crispy shrimp in a sweet-and-spicy sauce, though I didn't find it spicy, if that's a concern for some. The sauce was very tasty; the shrimp had great flavor, were plump and tender, and they were indeed crispy. This went very well with the arugula under the shrimp. I'd order this again in a second. I then had two tacos à la carte: Baja Fish beer-battered cod and Carnitas. Both were very large and excellent. The pork on the Carnitas was indeed crispy as it should be, and the cod was perfectly fried and delicious. My wife had the Asian Tuna Noodle Crunch Bowl: seared tuna, lo mein noodles. The dressing was superb; the Tuna was perfectly seared raw, and all the items that came with the salad (mango, red cabbage, daikon radish sprouts, kale crunch, edamame, cilantro, peanuts, toasted sesame) made for a lovely and delicious meal. Our server, Tony, did a fantastic job of keeping us all happy. My only 'complaint' was that Boxcar doesn't serve their amazing Brussels sprouts, or at least not all the time. Not on the menu. I told Tony and the manager how much I love them and was told it may come back as a special from time to time. Man, the Boxcar Brussels sprouts are amazing! Boxcar has very, very good food, and I would usually avoid what appears to be a 'sports bar,' but James Beard Foundation-recognized Chef Eric Stumpf will please the foodies every time. What is nice is that Boxcar has several seating areas, so if you're into food and not the 'bar scene,' they can seat you in an area that is quiet.

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    Last Call Eatery - Carne asada, chicken tinga and some fries

    Last Call Eatery

    4.5(6 reviews)
    36.3 mi•North Valley/Los Ranchos

    They're back but better!!! Last Call was one of my favorite places when a burrito craving hit, and…read moreI've missed them the past two years. Now they're back with ancestral cooking methods, making delicious food from scratch, using tallow for the fries, and serving up the most tender carne asada I've had in ages. Service was friendly (the owner himself ran the register) and fast, and I love the vibe in the new location. So glad they're back and better than ever!

    My impression of this beloved local Baja California eatery brand, quickly summed up, is that it…read moregrew up. It's not serving tipsy college kids at two in the morning, and the quality of the food is simply healthier and less sloppy and greasy. And yeah, it costs a little more for quality food and great service, and I'm more than excited to pay for that. The place is in my backyard and I'm rooting for it all the way. I was waiting to pen a comprehensive review of everything on the menu, but that'll take a while, so I'll start with what I absolutely love: the beef. In a burrito, on a plate, on a plane or in a boat, I do very much love that tender, bright beef. Paired with a handmade flour tortilla (I know, corn is usually better, but trust me), it's going to be hard for me to explore the rest of the menu because the red meat is just straight legit. Pork comes in second place, chicken third, and as some reviews have noted, the carne asada can be tough, but that won't stop me from pairing an order of fries with a good local IPA. Speaking of, that's what I'm hoping for, an evolving experience with some tasty local brews and new dining adventures. I love the commitment to healthy cooking oils and food that's cooked to order, and the employees are clearly quite happy, which makes me feel good about supporting them. Just keep heading in the right direction, guys, these flavors are almost non-existent in Burque.

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    Blackie's - Enchiladas

    Blackie's

    3.3(12 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    •$

    No bar for a year now Sign outside says "lounge"…read moreVery disappointed! Menu looked good though!

    We booked a night in this town knowing that there weren't a lot of drink and dining establishments…read moreavailable, but we saw that there was a brewery so we figured we would check that out. Without food, but you could bring your own or order in. Nope, the brewery closes at 5:00 on a Saturday. We asked at our lodging about options, and Blackie's was on a list they gave us. Blackie's was classified on Yelp as only a liquor store, so it didn't show up on any searches. They do have a package liquor store on site as well. The front entry that is shared with the liquor store had bars on the doors. Inside, Blackie's had VFW/event hall vibes. There was not much to speak of in the way of decor. They did have food and you need to order from the Double C dining room server, which shares the space, and if you're sitting at the bar you'll have a separate tab. I was glad to see they had enchiladas with green or red chile sauce, and burgers with green or red chiles (1/2 pound or 1/3 pound). Prices were reasonable at $12-ish for a meal. The bar and neighboring large room featured pool tables and darts, and a 20-ish year old TouchTunes but there was no music playing. Sounds like after the dinner crowd leaves the music might get turned up. Our vantage point view was staring into an empty room with booths and wooden chairs, but eventually some people filed in there to play pool. There was no internet on our AT&T phones which led us to watch rodeo tv and talk to some of the customers. I drank vodka tonics and the Mr. had Coors Banquet. Our bar tab was cheap. Mr. R ordered the nachos, and they were pretty huge. I ordered enchiladas with green chile sauce and the presentation was quite nice and the beef tasted fresh. It was a good choice. People had to wait a bit at times for drinks, but overall this turned out to be a better stop than we expected!

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