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.

Amazing to have a nice little eatery in the Navajo Nation Capital, this restaurant has better than…read moreaverage service, food, and decor than most of the local joints. Please try the Navajo Taco and order it upside down so the fry bread doesn't get soggy. I like ground beef only, no beans, in my taco. You can order red and green chile sauce, Christmas. Kayteri, our server, was excellent, very attentive. We also had the beef stew with the green chile on the side. It was pretty decent. Ask for honey for the fry bread.

Stopped by to get some good breakfast. The pancakes were fluffy, moist and overall delicious…read more Scrambled eggs and ham are good, hash browns were crispy, flaky with butter flavor. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, helpful and courteous. The restaurant's wall decor is quite unique and funny to view and bring a smile to your face. Their staff make you feel comfortable almost like home.

Unlike many locally run restaurants, Sandra's Place is open on Sundays. Food is enjoyable. The…read morered chili can use a bit more smokiness. The size of the pork steak in the breakfast menu is pigging out huge. I love the sarcastic signs on the wall. No need to shut up, keep your heads down and eat quickly. The people here are really very nice.

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.

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.

Came here for breakfast. Delicious food and great service!…read moreGreat for kids, groups and vegetarians.

We stopped in the Camaleon on our way from Phoenix to Albuquerque. It had decent reviews and…read moresounded better than stopping at McDonalds. I had an omelette that was cooked pretty well and my boyfriend had beef tacos. Both were good! Our waitress was distracted and would forget to check on us but she was a nice girl. We could tell this is a family owned/run place. The waitresses seemed to know all the regulars by name and their orders. For Holbrook, this is a decent place to stop!

THIS IS THE BREAKFAST SPOT! Just shut up and eat here…read more When my family walked in we were the only white people, which I took as a sign we were in the right place, this is where locals eat. The portions are huge, the food is tasty, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and if all else fails, there's a list of table manners painted on the wall. It's kid-friendly too. A free refill on hot chocolate? Say less! I'm not sure when I'll be back in Gallup, but when I am, I will absolutely be coming back for breakfast.

We were driving I40 across the United States and needed to stop for lunch. Following Google, we…read morewere directed to the opposite side of the train tracks. This became a problem as a very long train came through. We had to wait and wait and wait. That wasn't the restaurant's fault, just make sure your directions keep you on the right side of the train tracks. We were seated right away in the restaurant. Everyone was sweet and attentive. We ordered enchiladas and breakfast waffle with eggs and bacon. Just the right food for the time. We would have liked to have explored Gallup, but the road was calling. A nice respite on a long drive.

Great food, great service, nice little quaint spot. Steamed Corn Mutton Stew was delish, so was the…read moremutton sandwich. Give em a go!

Ed's Cafe is located in the Ch'ihootso Indian Market place. Tuesday, April 5 was my first visit…read morehere and it did not disappoint! Customer service was very friendly and the food was fantastic. It was super quick even though they were busy and they were super accommodating for my grandma's dietary needs. I also appreciated that everything was at a good price and made fresh. I cannot recommend this place enough.

I was in town for work and asked for a recommendation for lunch and this place was suggested. I…read morewas happy with the recommendation of the place. The food came out quickly and it was well cooked and full of flavor. The service was good and the prices were good as well.

I believe all the 4-5 star ratings are from locals to the area who are friendly with the owners…read moreand/or waitresses looking for lots to eat but in discerning palates . Service was excellent. Quantity was huge, food was tasteless and porks chops were extremely greasy. A long haired (no hairnet) male serving plates of food with his thumb touching the food. The waitresses seemed to to know many if not everyone of the dinners. Don't get your kicks at Route 66 Railway Cafe!!!

Local family owned Classic. Usually a wait but not too long. It is crowded because it is really…read moretasty. The Tamales with spicy red and green NM sauce were delicious! Vibe is 1972. Nothing fancy just good food, good service, and happy people.

This very local joint has an old time ambiance: long and narrow with two aisles running down the…read moresides with booth seating, and clientele where I believe I was the only passer-through in the joint. I opted for a chili relleno with a side salad. The salad was larger than usual for a side and all the ingredients were fresh and crispy. Very satisfying. The chili relleno had a proper fluffy egg coating and a cheese filling. Red and green sauces are offered and you can choose "Christmas," their charming term for both. (See picture). Service was friendly and prompt. A great local spot and on a freezing cold night there was no wait but every table was full for most of the time I was there. Parking is available on the street nearby and around the corner.

We go there about 3xs a week for breakfast. Always good.. Great service and friendly staff.read more

Good was very good overall. Not my choice of the skinny fries, but good. Liked putting on the…read more"fixings" on my burger myself. Server excellent!