Not great for a large group, but the food was really good! Seasoned fries are on point and the…read moreonion rings were exceptionally crispy. Get the Santa Fe style burger. Although our group was large (23), the staff were all champs about it. They got all the orders in and out without any problems or mistakes. Good on them!

Polite staff that are efficient and listen. Anyone staying at the Holiday inn I would recommend…read morethis place. I would recommend the a burger New Mexico style. The burger was delicious and appetizing.

Ordered through mobile. Line was long, waited 20 mins in drive through line. Hoping for fresh food?…read morePotatoes are so dry, they are stiff. Sad burrito. Drive through was slow and workers are rude

This location is near San Juan Regional Medical Center and the perfect place to order food for…read moretraining. I ordered a combination of 20 breakfast burritos for staff training. I placed and paid for the order the night before. The following morning, the order was ready as promised. There are many bags filled with burritos, labeled correctly and made deliciously. I received so many compliments from the staff on how delicious the burritos were ! There is a one dollar surcharge for every burrito that includes eggs. Overall, I am very impressed with the employees, love the way that I was treated. The order was ready, prices are fair, and the food is delicious. I definitely recommend and will return here in the future Thank you to the staff for taking care of me

After waiting a few minutes to be seated, I received great service!…read more Eggs and potatoes were great, corned beef hash wasn't my favorite! But the service made up for that (:

First of all, our waitress was excellent, she was very attentive and pleasant. My wife and I…read more shared an order & they split our order with our own plates... thats rarely happens. Our food was very and came out quick and was perfectly cooked. The inside of the restaurant was very clean, matter of fact, when I used the restroom, I noted how extremely clean it was. It was a great choice, Bravo!!

I moved to farmington, New Mexico about 6 months ago and found Durango Joes Coffee. On my first…read morevisit, I met a nice patron and we had a great conversation about finance and other investment strategies. Our conversation started over coffee on the inside and eventually ended up outside in the parking lot. We conversed in the parking lot for around 20 minutes, when my acquaintance received a phone call from the staff of Durango Joes, asking if she was "okay" and mentioned to her that "He looks creepy". I felt absolutely uncomfortable and tried to make lite of it, but in my mind I was wondering why coffee barista staff would do such a thing, or why they would involve themselves in the personal business of their patrons? I also felt that it was slanderous to my character, as I was new to Farmington and being judged based on the way I look without knowing who I am as a person. Either way, very unprofessional to say the least. On one if my next visits, a few months ago, I had a barista get directly unprofessional with me to the point where I needed to request her to "calm down" and "act professional", which was becoming a problem, as she grew increasingly emotional with bias. Recognizing this, I ensured that I maintained a calm disposition in attempt to center the conversation to a better level of communication. My effort was vein, as the barista stayed in a disagreeable manner, with it being personally motivated (I felt), and proceeded to say that I will be banned from Durango Joes. I responded with something to the effect of "I would like to speak to your manager and would like to leave my contact information", while asking for a pen. The barista aggressively smacked down the pen/paper and I proceeded to write my contact info and left afterwards. I called Durango Joes, spoke to a manager, who informed me that I was not banned from Durangos Joes, and that I could frequent the location again, while apologizing for the encounter. With that said.... I have only returned twice in the last two months, with today being the second visit. This leads me to my visit today. Today I stopped off for a tea, and got inline to order. Without saying a word, I was told that " I'm not serving you, you are banned from here", to which I replied "that I am not banned and that management had told me this" The barista than stated "I going to call me manager" with my rely being "go ahead, I'm fine with it". It right after my reply that the barista went to call, and the second barista then stated that she wouldn't serve me either. I replied with "its okay, I don't want to put you in that position". Her immediate response was " You're actually making me uncomfortable and I want you to stand away from the counter", and this was without any reason given. I replied with "certainly" and went to the table/bar nearest the entrance, while I waited for the assistant manager to arrive. Once on scene, the assistant manager stated that "I was banned and that I failed to understand" which I took as sarcastic and disrespectful, as it insults my intelligence. I then spoke to her and addressed her as "Young lady" and stated that she herself was the one of the representatives that informed me that I was not banned, which she denied. This was blatantly inaccurate and I didn't appreciate the dishonesty. Then I was asked to leave and I said I would as I tried to reason with her one last time, which failed. So I then stated that I will be seeking legal counsel as I feel discriminated because I am male. While I stated this, a woman patron called the police as she called. The situation was none of her business and there was zero aggression displayed from me towards anyone, employees or patrons. Either way, this was another terrible experience and when the police arrived, I was inform that the assistant manager wanted the police to issue me a trespass notice, which was based on nothing other than heard word. I asked to see something in writing in our conversation but she had nothing and I have been given nothing from Durango Joes to date. This is just a case of an immature young barista trying to hurt someone because she lacks professionalism, sophistication and character. I've lived around the world, fought in wars, fought cancer, and stood up for those who can't stand for themselves, never being treated so terribly, or banned from anywhere in the world, but visit Durango Joes Coffee, in Farmington New Mexico, and after 48 years on the planet, get banned/police called by a childish, immature, and unprofessional staff. Durangos Joe should screen the hires a bit better. V/R George Ph.D, Double Masters, Veteran, Pancreatic Cancer Survivor

Hurting for a pick me up this morning. Saw the place and decided to stop. This place is nice…read more Plenty of seating, even has a balcony inside and outside. I don't like how you can't just turn in or when exiting the parking lot make a left to keep on your journey. Music is playing lightly, not too loud, thank you. So there are plenty of workers to take your order but they don't. They need to address that as there are not that many customers. Latte is good. Glad I got one. I ordered a vanilla latte and was just right. I hate when they make it too sweet

Service was so slow, waited 20 minutes and when I asked for my refund they were rude, immature, and…read morethat young lady has no respect for her elders . If you're gonna compete with today's fast food joints please show some professionalism.

Located in the heart of Shiprock, near Shiprock's iconic Iron bridge and intersection leading to AZ…read moreand CO is Thatsaburger. This place has grown through the years, and now it is complete updated inside. From the simple walls from the past to faux brick walls and native American art and design. This simple American restaurant has aged nicely. They have updated menus, and updated POS systems that take cash, card and now, ApplePay. So tap your phone and your food will be securely paid for. Whoever upgraded the interior of this building deserves a free meal or two. The brick work, the wooden ceilings, and the artwork alone makes this a cozy place to devour your food. (I've attached photos). They have a clean patio section as well, if you prefer to eat outside in the warm sun as you watch cars pass by. If you're in a hurry, you can order by phone or drive-thru. Their menu is mostly American foods: burgers, bbq, chicken fish sandwiches, full dinners and stews. They also serve native American dishes, like navajo tacos, green chile stew, frybread and more. Desserts are a must, as I grew up eating their delicious ice creams (butterscotch being much favorite). They also carry iced coffee, smoothies and shakes. Making this a one-stop shop for any kind of hunger or thirst you're craving. Come by and support this small business, and skip all those nearby chain restaurants.