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.

Just as you can expect from a small town but the food was delicious, staff was helpful.read more

Food was fresh on the buffet. Good choice of food. Cook was moving around checking food and…read morereplacing dishes as needed.

Meet a family member who was passing through. Parked next to another few vehicles and began…read moreunloading while a few male workers watched us, as if all us women were gonna steal their car! The male moved his car and made some remarks towards us and while working the drive through window. Racism is real in Grants! I spoke with the manager but doubt anything will be done due to the look on her face while I was explaining the incident. Dairy Queen lost my business for sure!

Right off I-40 W this DQ is easy on/off for the hungry traveler…read more This DQ is clean with fast service. Connected to a gas station that also offers Krispy Krunchy chicken, lotto, NM souvenirs and a ATM.

Small family restaurant. You have the option of buffet or menu…read more I chose the buffet so I could try a little of everything. I tried more than I should have. lol. I liked that the trays were small because they would continue to fill with fresh food. I appreciated that the fried food was still crunchy crispy and everything was hot! The egg drop soup was good until it got cold. Then it had a funny taste. I appreciated that the sweet and sour pork was cut tiny and you wadded your own sauce. The couple of chicken dishes that I had were tasty. I was really wanting egg foo young which they had on the buffet but it was missing the brown gravy. There was a good variety of options on the buffet. Chicken, shrimp, and pork. Brown and white rice. Noodles and two kinds of soup. There were some American items like fries, corn and chicken nuggets I think. They had a salad bar and a freezer filled with tubs of ice cream so you could scoop your own. It must be a town favorite because it got very busy very quickly.

It was very good. Different than what we have at our local restaurant in California-- but all good!…read moreFair price-- place was busy-- which is a good sign. Very nice and attentive staff. Did not know it was a buffet-- but that worked out for us-- good variety-- all hot!!

Lorraine M. was a terrific server. She was prompt and friendly, checking back on us several times…read moreduring our visit. Thanks Lorraine!

Missing broccoli without any replacement and food tasted sour, could not eat it...meat or rice…read morebecause it was uncooked ...disappointing 11 pm, February 27

It's what one would expect from a Dairy Queen. Ice cream cones and shakes meet the brand standard…read more The space itself was clean. No complaints.

It was time for lunch and a break so when he saw the multitude of signage for this place he decided…read morewe should stop. It was a cool multi-store. A Dairy Queen, gift store, fireworks store and gas station. I had a chili cheese dog meal with medium fries and a drink. I wanted a small chocolate shake and the server offered to substitute my drink for that which I appreciated. He had a quarter pound cheeseburger meal with cheese curds. The food was average. Not all the cheese was melted on my chili dog and the dog itself tasted like it had been sitting there for a while. The restrooms in the store were not bad considering the amount of traffic it seemed to have. There were lots of cool metal decor and signage in the gift area. And unique items I haven't seen before. American Indian attire, souvenir tshirts, moccasins and other Knick knacks. There was a convenience store for snacks and drinks as well. And three packed shelving units of fireworks. Something for everyone. The service was polite and the store clean. The DQ area could have been cleaner but it appeared as if they couldn't keep up even with the many people working behind the counter. Some customers were angry that the Coke dispenser had no coke syrup mixed in. But for us it was a nice break at an interesting store.