Met the owner Angela and her son Emilio. Emilio surprised us with a delicious cafe con leche. Lunch…read morewas delicious (I loved the toasted rye bread) and we enjoyed speaking with these two. What a cute place that you wouldn't know is here, inside the Cultural Tourism Center. Yummy! Would love to come back

Happened into this place while visiting family in Arizona, we traveled through Gallup NM and…read morestopped in. Met the owner Angela and her son who made us a great Cafe con Leche and the sandwich I had was delicious. Such a great place to relax and have some good food, the place is in the old train station building and the town's historic district off old Route 66. All the staff we met were polite and will return when we go back through.

I was traveling along the interstate and needed somewhere to stop for breakfast. This place hit the…read morespot and was easy to get to. I love the atmosphere a real diner. Will stop by again when I'm in town

Customer service was exceptional, ensuring we had everything we needed and refill on coffee. Many…read morelocals were there to enjoy the food and appeared to be repeat customers. Pleasant environment, I especially loved the decor on the walls. The food was delicious, I had a chorizo breakfast burrito stuffed with has browns and scrambled with eggs. The burrito was smothered with my choice of green chile sauce, not spicy, however it was delicious. The whole beans served were flavorful. The other plate was the huevos rancheros with red sauce that was amazingly delicious, the kind of sauce you can eat Camarones (shrimp) à la Diabla, and the spice was just right! Coffee was delicious, not too strong or watered down, just right! I would come back to this place if I wasn't just passing thru.

Excellent restaurant & food! Be sure to stop overnight or stay for a meal you won't be leaving…read morehungry. Campground is being updated by new owners, new gravel & sites going in. We are staying 1 night on our way through. Everyone works very hard here to make sure you have what you need, very responsive in person, call or text... unbeatable location Right at the base of El Morro. Clean facilities, bathrooms & showers. Very nice thank you!

I cannot recommend this place, except for their speedy refund, after we were unable to confirm our…read morereservation with ANYONE that answered ANY of our phone calls at the site. We had made reservations for 2 nights at El Morro, confirmed by an e-mail, and stating that we would receive an e-mail AND a text with the the code to our cabin several days before our arrival. We received NOTHING!! Attempts to reach anyone that could confirm that we had a place to stay by phone on the day of our arrival were fruitless. It took over an hour to finally receive a call from the owner. By That time we had made other plans, as the drive to El Morro without a confirmation that we had a place to stay was just too big of a risk. El Morro's failure to follow through on our reservation as they said that they would, along with the total inability to contact someone at the site that had a clue as to what was going on caused us to miss spending time with friends that we had not seen in over 30 years. There is nothing that can be done to replace that.....

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've eaten here countless times while we were working up at the old Pueblo. The food is…read moreconsistently good. Their fry bread is light and airy, and everything they make of a puebloan variety is yummy, as are their specials. I'd skip anything not on the Puebloan side of the menu, as their specialties are just that.

We enjoyed a simple but satisfying lunch at this cafe on our visit to the Acoma Pueblo. Chicken…read morecheese quesadilla was tasty. The fry bread topped with ground beef, lettuce and tomatos, also a good choice. Fair prices and friendly service. Clean, nicely decorated in Pueblo - Southwestern style.

We had a great experience at the Corn House for breakfast along our route. We stopped in because it…read morewas along our route and rated the best out of a few other options and we were glad we did! The owner personally came and checked on us several times and our waitress kept our coffees full. We have unfortunately had several bad dining experiences on our cross country road trip so we were very pleased with this stop! The food was cooked fresh and the staff was very welcoming to us outsiders. Really enjoyed this restaurant.

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.

I was driving home to Phoenix One glowing N.M. dawn…read moreMy tummy growled I looked on Yelp* Gabby's jumped to screen. Tucked away near downtown Grants Former Tiendita front I saw that it's now Gabby's Caf Breakfast was my want. River Park across the street early in the day had geese and ducks and walking dogs they wanted me to stay. Gabby's called I could not wait and so I walked away. "Your early sir." said smiling Tam, "The cook is on his way." "Restroom please." "It's down the hall and to the left. waiting for your stay." Music Country, art the same - it's rural N.M. here my friend, horses, cows and lambs. Star of The West brought the list. She shined her light, she spoke her words she made my morning bright. What rhymes with Huevos Rancheros? Farmer Brothers coffee and a tall cold glass of H2O. The beans were swell, the eggs were fine, green chile sauce was gentle on my mind. And into prose I wind. Gabby's Cafe is the in-town Mom of Gabby's Diner in Milan. You can get dinner there if you're on time. Gabby's Cafe has a marvelous pine floor, callung out for Saturday night music and dancing.

I love small town cafes! Cozy and nicely decorated - clearly an older building not too far from…read moreRte. 66. What I loved was the service. I didn't get her name, but she was just the nicest person ever! The reviews raved about the burgers so we decided to try them. My husband had the double cheeseburger, and I tried the Bourbon Feta and grilled onion burger. First, they used quality beef, hand-formed snd smashed, so I love the texture of the patties and the way they were cooked. Buns were buttered and toasted on the grill lightly. Fries were decent. The only downside was that I could not taste the bourbon on my burger, but the feta and onions were on point. We also tried the strawberry lemonade - perfect - not too sweet. It was nice to watch the service team interact, and how they hustled. They do a lively to-go business as well. Great place to stay.

Service was excellent and friendly. Was a nice stop on our trip down Highway 40. Breakfast burrito…read morewas good and the club sandwich had lots of meat.