I love coming to Dine Restaurant every chance I get to enjoy the most delicious Navajo food. My…read morefavorite is between the Navajo Taco and the Mutton Stew W/fry bread. Absolutely delicious! The service is always stellar and service is always with a smile. You can't feel but welcomed in the warm friendly atmosphere. They had a flyer announcing June 11, 2026 was going to be a mutton buffet. Definitely coming from Albuquerque for this.

Food was okay and our server was good! Hated the pass code you have to enter before restroom door…read moreopens. The front desk person asks if your eating in the restaurant when she sees you standing there to be seated. I wouldn't recommend eating here. Go to the next town.

I have been wanting to try this place for so long and finally got the chance to do so!! I went…read moreduring lunch time and they were super busy, but they were doing well at managing the tables. I ordered the famous stuffed sopapilla and I it was dripping with goodness!!! Talk about cooked to perfection, with the medley of green chile and other varieties of flavors. Let's just say that it did not last long at all on my plate!!! I think that the portion sizes were great and I was very full, and felt like I got my moneys worth. Our Waitress was bursting with personality, and made sure to check on us to see if we were doing okay! My first experience was superb, and I will definitely be stopping by again pretty soon!

We ate here after driving up from Chinle. We had intended to go to Ed's Café, but couldn't find it…read more Finally, we settled We settled on this restaurant overall. MEH. Service was good. We both ordered Navajo tacos. The fry bread was more like ""Pizza edge", pizza crust, which is great, but it's not an Indian or Navajo fry bread. The green salsa was excellent, the red salsa was OK. The meat, which was ground beef, I did not care for it. Left an aftertaste like it was going bad or something. They use whole beans as supposed to refried beans which was good and the shredded lettuce and vegetables were also OK. Overall, if I had to go back there again, I wouldn't order the Navajo taco. I might try something else, if it's only a bowl of that green chili and tortilla.

Delicious burgers, open face burger w/ chili cheese fries so delicious. Customer service 5/5 and…read moregreat seating throughout

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

Shrimp basket had only 5 shrimp and it came with slaw for $16.00. It literally looked like…read moreappetizer. Ice tea is $4.39. Don't waste your money. "5 bites entree" does not fill anyone. Waitress was awesome though. She is the only reason we stayed once the food arrived. No other customers were there.

The service is great, the portions are large, and the food is tasty!…read more I'm not much of an adventurous eater, but I ordered the rib sandwich and my girlfriend got the Navajo Taco. We both enjoyed our meals, the meat was lamb and not gamey. The frybread was a real treat - new experience for myself.

We're from California and used to having tons of food options, but I had never actually tried fry…read morebread before. We were just passing through Gallup and needed a quick lunch. We found this spot on Yelp and I'm so glad we stopped! We got the fry bread (sandwich) and it completely surprised us. I usually think lamb is too gamey, but this wasn't at all. When I brought it out, my husband thought it was beef at first because of how mild it tasted. The portions are huge. HUGE! One taco was seriously the size of a medium pizza and somehow we still finished it. If you're taking it to go like we did, eat it within 5 to 10 minutes so it doesn't get soggy. They also have free broth and honey inside which was such a nice touch and made it even better. Dipping the fry bread in the broth was a nice touch. Like a lighter consomé. Try it with the honey, too! We did with the remaining fry bread as a bit of a dessert. The best part though was the woman working there. She was so kind, answered all my questions, explained everything, and even gave me a magazine about Gallup. If you want something authentic and filling, definitely stop here.

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.

I don't usually leave reviews, but something needs to be said about our experience…read more Our waitress, Stephanie, was wonderful and attentive. We had no issues with her at all. However, our experience with the food was incredibly disappointing. There were 3 of us dining. We ordered the dirty fries with brisket to start. The fries are hand cut (which is good) but they were not crisp. They were limp, and the brisket was more bbq sauce than meat. The meat was cut into tiny pieces that were mostly fat. The BBQ sauce was overly sweet and it seemed as if it was being used as filler to make it seem like there was more meat. The few pieces of meat I was able to find that weren't fat were dry. For our main courses, my husband ordered the Beef Fajita, my daughter ordered the Traditional Pan Fried Tacos (beef), and I ordered the BBQ Nachos with brisket. Had I known what the brisket was like beforehand, I would have chosen something else. The refried beans that were part of each meal were very pale and bland. According to my daughter, the tacos were ok, but the meat was dry and some of the lettuce was wilted, and definitely not worth the price. The fajitas were ok, but more veggies than meat. The nachos were mostly the disappointing refried beans, BBQ sauce, and sour cream. There was a bit of melted shredded cheese, but not nearly the amount there should be for nachos. Our ticket came to $108 ($94 before tip). This was double what this meal should have cost, especially for the quality of the food and size of the portions. I don't mind spending that much if I walk away feeling like I just had a really good meal. This time, I walked away feeling like I had been robbed and wishing we had gone to Taco Bell instead. On a side note, the paint in the pendant lamp hanging above our table was completely cracked and flaking and I was worried that it would fall onto the table andþor the food. This is definitely a health hazard.

we're here working from dallas, we tried 4 cafes and this one was BY FAR the best! i would…read morerecommend this place to anyone staying here or driving through. I will definitely stop anytime I'm here or passing through!

Food was great. We had the club sandwich and a burger...both were delicious. Service was good…read more There was a little wait but they seat you as fast as they can. It was a cute little side of the road diner.

Naa Daa Bighan (The Corn House Café)…read more This is a quite little café located near the Hubbell Trading Post (a National Historic site), on a side street surrounded by a neighborhood and farmland. Once you go up the steps to the wooden porch you will enter a small café that has been open for only about 6 months and primarily serving the locals and the occasional tourist such as my wife and me. We were just looking for a light lunch, so we split one of their Navajo Tacos with a side of fries. I have had a number of Navajo tacos in my lifetime and I would have to say that this was one of the best. Another item that I saw on their list that looked like it would be really good was a lamb sandwich with fry bread. Our waitress was very attentive and fun to talk to about the restaurant and local activities. The manager stopped by and also very pleasant to talk to. Not a Fancy dining location, but very clean dining area and kitchen. If you are ever out and around the Hubbel Trading Post or just traveling through this little town, this is a must stop location for a meal.

The food is excellent and the chips with hot salsa is great. No canned or tomato sauce dip. It's…read moremade from scratch and worth the tantalizing crunch in your mouth. The atmosphere in the eatery is great and it matches the vibe the employees give to the location. Awesome place to eat. They also do pick up orders.

Wow! We stop here 2x every year on our trip from the Midwest to the West Coast and back again…read more The food is real, generous portions, and oh so good. You'll bring a box out with extra food and still be full. And you will look forward to the left overs too! Great staff always friendly and smiling, and the ambiance is small town cafe cool! We'll be back!

We were looking for lunch after hiking at Petrified Forest National Park and found this diner on…read moreYelp. We arrived around 1:30 on Memorial Day, and there was a sign on the door that food would arrive 20-30 minutes after ordering. That should have been our clue to look elsewhere. Though we were seated right away, it took awhile to even order our food. I didn't time how long it took to make our food, but it was probably in the estimated range. We ordered the corn appetizer hoping they could deliver that before the entrees, but no luck. The sandwiches and fries were ok, but nothing special. The dip was a little runny and the chips were kind of stale. And they serve Pepsi products so we got water. The place was decorated with a bunch of American items. Not sure if that's a regular thing or if it was for the holiday.

Our server, Tamra, sent me a message to let me know her father had a health emergency, the reason…read moreshe was in the back a lot. We didn't know. So under the circumstances, she had every right to be frazzled. Knowing that, the fact they got our meal out that well is impressive. Wish we had known as we could have left and let her take care of her parents. They've been closed since then as it's a small family business. Wishing them all the best and praying for his recovery, and that they're able to reopen their business again soon.

Wow. It was late and we were hungry. We had another hour to get to our hotel so we Yelped what was…read moreopen and here we are! Smash burgers are amazing! Onion rings are in point as well. Cool old diner vibe. Love it!