Our hotel offers a free breakfast but on one morning we decided to order breakfast burritos and…read moreBirria tacos from this Willcox food truck. Two persons can dine for less than $15. The Birria is cow meat slow cooked in a delicious sauce, also known as Birria de Res. My wife is from Mexico and we thought it was pretty legit to find this gem which could have been in East LA or similar Cali 'hood. There are two excellent Mexican restaurants in Willcox and Los Gueros makes a third option but not on Monday or Tuesday when they are closed.

The birria taco was fabulous, with the consommé. The asada was good too, but the birria was better…read more Good salsas too. Very happy to support small local businesses. A special treat was watching flocks of sandhill cranes flying overhead and making their distinctive calls.

We walked over to Katy's on Sunday from our hotel. We had a delicious menudo breakfast with bread…read moreand melon water. We shared a Sonoran style hotdog, which was really good. Katy has been there for 12 years and Rico is her nephew hat helps her out. You definitely have to stop by if you want some delicious Mexican food when you're in Wilcox.

Sonoran loaded hotdog is awesome! I love how they grill the bun. Perfect bun to stuff ratio. The…read moreladies working were super sweet too!

Peters food truck is a great stop for a quick lunch! The bistek ranchero burrito is highly…read morerecommended. It's loaded with all the fixings and comes out heavy!! Enough food to keep you full all day. They offered two salsas with it. One is creamier in color and kind of tangy. The second has a garlicky flavor. Neither of them were overly spicy! The staff is super friendly. The food truck is clean inside and out. They are located in a cute little food truck court with shaded seating right off of the Main Street in Willcox.

Food 10/10 Service 10/10…read more Ambiance 10/10 Favorite place to eat when I'm in town the staff is lovely they are quick and always make my order right!

Andy prepared an amazing lunch for my family and I last minute and really came through. The meat…read morewas so tender and juicy and the beans and mashed potatoes where mouthwatering good! Thanks Andy for the delicious meal

I stopped by with my coworker while on a work trip today and found this barbecue place on yelp…read more From the outside it looked really cool, and even smelled great. We were pretty excited as we walked in. The atmosphere inside was cool, I really thought it was a cool touch with the old train car that you sit in. The service was fine, it was a little odd with the robotic delivery thing that brought the food to the table along with the waitress. Where I really can't give a good rating is the food. I ordered the brisket plate, a coworker ordered the chicken. The first red flag was that it took only about 2 minutes from the time we put our order in until the food showed up at the table. I don't think I've ever seen food come out of any restaurant so fast, unless it was a fast food place. I was so focused on the wrinkled, withered half chicken on my coworkers plate that I didn't really even pay attention to my brisket. The chicken looked like it had been overcooked for way too long, and then had probably sat underneath the heat lamp for quite a bit longer. Watching him try to cut through the skin with a steak knife would have been really funny, except we were both pretty hungry. When I got to my brisket, there were several good size slices of meat. There was a smoke ring evident on the top of the meat, but none on the bottom. My guess is that it had probably been smoked on a flat pan or something else that kept smoke off. The overall smoke flavor was fairly weak, nowhere near what I expected for a brisket. The worst part however, was that I needed a steak knife also to cut into my brisket. It was tough and dry. My best guess, based on the texture and a weird aftertaste, is that it had been smoked, sliced and frozen, and was then reheated in a microwave (if you've ever nuked a steak, you know how it makes the meat taste). The coleslaw and beans served as sides were alright, though the beans were over salted. Overall, this was a disappointment for food. Neither my coworker or myself were able to eat more than half of the meal, and I would not recommend it to anyone expecting good BBQ.

Who would have thought I would find the best Fajitas in Wilcox!!!!! They taste even better than…read morethey look and the look BOMB!! The salsa bar as a matter of fact the whole bar was on point! Thank you Isabel for a great lunch and a true gem in the desert We loved it and will be back!!

Sorry for the dark photo - don't know what I did and its the only shot I got :-(…read moreVery large spacious dining area with 2 pleasant servers. Cold drinks are huge! The large bowl of chips were nice and fresh and served with a spicy salsa. I ordered the chile reline which is the standard by which I judge Mexican restaurants, and it was excellent. The batter was fresh, the green enchilada sauce was flavorful, the chiles were quite narrow for a poblano, almost looked like Hatch chiles. It took a while for our food to come out which was a little surprising considering the place was pretty empty. Everybody was very pleased with their meal, overall it was a good experience. Nice location right around the corner from the Rex Allen museum.

Delicious Mexican Snacks ... corn on a stick and in a cup chips with cabbage carrots and other…read moreveggies, root beer floats so many other snacks

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Big Tex BBQ in Willcox is one of the few delicious places you can eat in this area- however , is…read morethe only I know in Willcox that has the amazing railroad dining car as the restaurant you climb a few stairs to enter , but a robot named Rowdy , who delivers food to the tables once you order! The brisket sandwich I had was tasty- especially after the bbq sauce I added. The potato salad was different , seemed pureed , and still tasty. I ordered the Dane thing to take to my friend who was watching my dog while I went out- he loved all of it! I did have a cocktail called the Dancing Drip I think? Had vodka and other things but it was pretty and tasty was all I know! Forgot to take pic of all the food and rest of menu- enjoying the fun conversation with the other 4 friends who I was with! The service here fantastic and one of the servers was in the "Currents" magazine mailed to our homes this month- featuring Rowdy the robot! Just a fun lunch and recommend if you find yourself in Willcox, AZ!

Stopped here before hitting a few of the wine tasting spots in town…read more It has a train dinner car, really cool, outside and other inside seating plus a bar. Lots of interesting decorations with a cowboy theme. They even have robots bring the foot making sounds of a train. I had the Salad bar, fresh ingredients and an ample selection of. My friend had the pastrami sandwich with pinto beans. He said it tasted good and the sandwich had an ample amount of pastrami. He really liked the pinto beans, good flavor and most importantly cooked to the correct texture. The waitress was super friendly and engaging which made it he experience that much better. If you find yourself in Wilcox and are hungry then try this place.

Great Mexican food at a good price. Huevos Rancheros are the Bomb…read more Cash Only No Plastic

They need to stop messing up orders. This is the second time they messed up my order. Their food is…read moregood tho. They need to step up their game.

The Amerind Museum, a Southern Arizona hidden treasure had an event today. It was followed with ice…read moretea and cookies inside the museum and the Wicked Burger food truck outside. The staff of Amerind had rave reviews of their burgers and salmon burgers. My husband had a juicy all sirloin green Chile cheese burger. It would have been cooked perfectly for me, medium, but not enough for him. He said it was really good but next time he will know to ask to have it cooked longer. The salmon was delicious on a toasted bun with lettuce. The service was friendly and fast. If you see the Wicked Burger truck at an event, I highly recommend giving it a try.

These guys set up a trailer and sell lunches at the Amerind Foundation several days a week. I am…read morestaying at Amerind for two weeks, writing a book, and I have tried several of the sandwiches. They are all fantastic. The pulled pork sandwich has lots of pork, cheese, and they added a thick layer of green chiles. The burgers are big and delicious, with several varieties. The sandwiches are fixed fresh. I also tried their feta-spinach tort, which is very tasty. Haven't tried to burritos yet, but plan to soon.