The service when ordering online or calling in is always very fast. The prices are not as high as…read moreothers. Only downfall is their weird hours!

If you want a great selection of beers on tap for a cheap price and some decent grub, Single Jack…read moreRestaurant should be on your radar. The have a full bar, but if you're looking for good beers on tap, you can get options like Dargoon IPA, Blue Moon, and Orange Blossom. 16 oz will cost you $4 while a 25 oz will cost you $1 more. A flight of 4 samples will also cost you $5. They also serve moscow mules and other speciality cocktails. Single Jack has two menus, where a majority of the options are themed around mining. They have classic options like pasta, burgers, wings, and sandwiches. They also serve enchiladas, tacos, nachos, and some other classic bar foods. If you want something more substantial, there are steak options. When I went to this restaurant, we all ordered the Boss's Burger, which is a homemade beef patty with onions and jalapenos mixed in. It comes with classic toppings on the side, free cheese options, and 2 free extra sides. Any addition toppings will cost $1/topping. It then comes with either french fries or curly fries. I chose the Boss's Burger with pepper jack cheese, bacon and guacamole with curly fries. They give a substantial amount of curly fries with the burger and garlic aioli on the side. The patty was large, cooked well-done, and slightly dry. Service was a little slow, but there was only one waitress. If you have plenty of time and want to grab some beers and food with friends, this is a great option for you!

I was in Duncan AZ covering a high school baseball game. I…read morevisited the Ranch House Restaurant before and after the game. The salad bar was small but fresh and crisp. I had a salad for lunch and was satisfied. For dinner I went with the Taco Monday special and was pleasantly surprised. I had three different kind of tacos (chicken, shredded beef & ground beef) on both flour and corn tortillas. All their food was outstanding. The deserts are all homemade and so much better than almost all other places I've ordered dessert. What a treat for the locals to have such a great place to eat. The service is also very good and friendly. Hopefully I can get back to Duncan soon to eat there again.

The Ranch House is a pretty average stop on Highway 70. But for a town of about 600 people, it's…read moreimpressive to find food this decent. The omelets are the highlight of the menu, fluffy eggs replete with whatever meats or veggies you choose! But the biscuits with optional sausage gravy aren't to be ignored. The hash browns are less than stellar, but they'll do. And the staff is very friendly!

This was a quick stop for breakfast on our motorcycle ride from AJ to Show Low up the Coronado…read moreTrail. The food really wasn't bad in a bit of a run-down strip mall setting. Unfortunately we were being rushed out before noon due to (I think) a private party or something similar.

We went to miners diner and got dinner the other night Sunday June 7- night to be exact and the…read moretotal came to 32.90 and then today my card was charged 38.90. They gave them selfs a $5 tip on my dime . That I did not approve of. This is so against the law. I'm so beside myself right now. Just wow.

I love the cause and the food I would recommend their au jus and roast beef sandwich.read more

My husband and I stopped here for a quick lunch on our way to El Paso. Sandwiches were delicious…read more Had the French Dip with delicious homemade coleslaw. And my husband had the club. Great place to stop when In town.

A lucky find, Alma Grill. Recommended by our hotel and it hit the mark…read more Four of us for lunch on a Saturday. We ordered two Combination plates, a three beef tacos and a Derald Burger Salad. All the food was excellent! Great prices, great service and a comfortable setting. A very nice surprise for a remote section of New Mexico.

This grill is a very unexpected gem on a beautiful drive through rugged country. Right off the…read moreroad, plenty of tables, clean and friendly fast service. We stopped for lunch and the young servers suggested biscuits and gravy when we asked. Pops had Mann Biscuits and Gravy. It was real sausage gravy, just like mom used to make. Just the perfect amount with hash browns and eggs. I had the half order ham omelette with hash browns and toast that came with delicious apple jelly. We loved it all!

We were headed to El Paso and hungry when we saw the sign on the Freeway for Ramona's and New…read moreMexican style grub. Instead of our intended stop for lunch in Deming we thought we'd stop here, located in the former Kranberrys location. It was very busy on a Thursday at 1 packed with lots of locals and a few of us transient travelers... good sign! Service was a bit slow but very friendly and it was clear they were maybe a bit short on floor staff so being patient was not a problem. Portions were hearty and the food was really great... particularly if you are a fan of the New Mexico style Mexican food and love Hatch green/red chiles. My husbanded LOVED his Huevos Rancheros (he is always super critical), the red salsa was gold standard and my Chilaquilas were prepared exactly how I love them. The place is clean, family owned and operated and we will definitely stop back in! Side note- some reviews complain about the tacos... it is an actual thing for ground beef tacos to be deep fried using a hamburger patty... can't recall what they are traditionally called but that will be my next order as I am a fan.

This restaurant has ample seating and parking. Our waitress…read morewas extremely friendly and efficient sorry I didn't get her name. We had taco salad and Huevos Rancho very good. Peach cobbler was very tasty had a breading crust which is different from pie crust. Worth a try.

I don't know why locals give Meg's such high ratings, but a 4.8 average score is grossly out of…read moreproportion! The old-timely atmosphere, memorabilia, charming little gift shop area, and local town history decorating its walls made this a fun stop along Highway 70. But the food is incredibly mediocre. The breakfast sandwich contained what tasted like cheap lunch meat from a grocery store, served on an average English muffin with some decent scrambled eggs being the only bright spot. The potatoes with bacon were more like frozen potato chunks reheated and mixed with bacon bits from a supermarket. I was wholly unimpressed.

Enjoyed a mother son lunch at this fabulous hidden gem! We both had the miniApache burger. This an…read moreall beef patty with fresh fixin's on Indian fry bread! Yes fry bread! Absolutely genius and so tasty with lettuce, tomato, ketchup, mustard, pickles and green chili! So good! The french fries are the seasoned type and crispy outside and cooked to perfection! Order at the counter when you come in. The service was quick and friendly. The interior is decorated nicely and has an interesting history wall. If you're passing this way for any reason make sure you stop in. You will not be disappointed.

Where to start? We sat outside and the flys about ate us alive. I ordered the fried zucchini, fish…read moreand chips all burned. The service was bad our food came out and no silverware. I do not recommend it at all.

This restaurant is part of the KOA campground just off I-10 but anyone can eat here. And trust me,…read moreyou won't regret it! The food was scratch cooked, fresh and delicious. The staff was friendly and entertaining. We had a party of 6, everything ordered was on point. If you find yourself in Wilcox and want a home cooked meal I would highly recommend!

The drive to Mogollon is incredibly scenic. The twisty one-lane road lifts into the mountains…read morebefore settling into the main street sitting in a deep canyon. My internet connection gave out but, with such beauty around me, I didn't care. Mogollon is often described as a ghost town. That's not a fair description. First, I wouldn't describe Mogollon as even a town. It's very small. Second, there are a few inhabitants so the main street is quite a cozy thoroughfare. I can imagine sitting in a chair for hours in this canyon setting. There's a museum, an inn, an eclectic store selling a mix of t-shirts, art, geodes, etc., and there's The Purple Onion. All may be closed depending on the day and the season. Fortunately, The Purple Onion was open. It seems to be known for its lunch fare of burgers and such but I settled for a breakfast of scrambled eggs, toast, hash browns, coffee, and a milkshake. The food was okay but the coffee and milkshake were both very good. If you're on the main highway and you see the sign pointing to Mogollon, take it. Even if the businesses are closed that day, the drive there and back is worth it. If The Purple Onion is open, get a milkshake. You won't be disappointed.

Great Chile Cheeseburger! Fantastic pies. Love the place. Very scenic drive, turn east just north…read moreof Glenwood on Hwy 180.

Another visit, the food is so delicious here and I'm really glad my kids eat a lot of whatever they…read moreorder! It was quiet and a very enjoyable peaceful time with my son. Service was quick and the owner is so very friendly, love the vibes here! Tried the Steak Breakfast, so filling and a great value for the money. Ordered guacamole for the side; I love their little flour tortillas! Son ordered his favorite! We also tried the horchata, it's sweet. Also went with the strawberry Fanta!

Surprise! I was hungry and needed a quick bite. Only one option in Clifton and it was a restaurant…read more I wanted a drive through or food truck and I fished my wish! These lady's have a nice set up with picnic tables and shade. I ordered a chicken and steak burrito and replaced the shrimp with beans. It was delicious. The chicken was a little bit dry but overall I was very pleased. Hot sauce hot but not too hot. This is a good bet when in Clifton! Clearly a locally used and supported business.