Stopped by Grandma's Fry Bread stand right outside the Four Corners Monument. It is a perfect…read morelittle spot to grab a bite while exploring and walking around. In fact, it's the only spot in the area to grab food. They got a picnic table where you can sit and eat, which is nice if you want to take a quick break. I tried the traditional fried bread ($8). You can choose your own toppings, either sweet or savory. They have options like cinnamon sugar, honey, or garlic salt. I went with the garlic salt one, and while it was definitely on the salty side, it had a great garlicky flavor that I liked. They also sell snow cones in different flavors, and sodas are $3 and water is $2. They also really appreciate cash payments. Service was great. Food didn't take that long to come out.

Support the local community and get a taste of Native American fry bread while you're visiting the…read moreFour Corners Monument! I love this place because it's such a convenient stop if you need a quick bite or refreshment before heading back on the road. Since the "cart" is pretty much the size of a large tent, I wouldn't expect to eat inside. But they do have two large tables you can use to stand and eat if you'd prefer. Your food options are both savory (hot dog fry breads, taco fry breads) and sweet (sweetened fry bread, snow cones) - just know that it's cash only! I got the hot dog fry bread, which you can get with whatever condiments you usually put on a hot dog. What does it taste like? Think of naan bread, but lighter and a little crispy because it's fried. Then, wrap that around sausage. Oh man, my mouth is savoring just thinking about it again. I brought it to my friend as a snack when I met her at Monument Valley, and she loved it even though it was already cold by then. Service was super friendly as well. Stopping by was such a treat in more ways than one!

This is my new favorite "hidden gem" spot! I am allergic to gluten, corn, and soy, so finding…read moreplaces I can eat without at least getting a stomach ache is fairly difficult. Chef Michel makes a gluten free crepe batter though, so I was thrilled to try out his food! The serene seating area is surrounded by blooming flowers and lush foliage, so it was not difficult to convince my mom to make the stop. Hands down, these were the best crepes I've ever had in my life. My mom, who is not gluten free, said she couldn't distinguish the regular crepe she had the day before at our hotel and the GF ones we had at Michel's Corner (usually GF options are very textually different and heavily alter the eating experience). We split the Ole' Molle Stolle and the Ham, Gruyère, Tomato - it was so hard to pick a favorite!! The Ole' Molle Stolle (so fun to say out loud lol) was absolutely delectable and my personal favorite - the tender chicken melted in your mouth as it danced with the complex spices and hint of chocolate. Topped off with a tangy little tomato and creamy avocado - each bite was so amazing I had to sit back and savor every note. The Ham, Gruyère, Tomato was my mom's favorite - the thick cut ham, melty cheese, and tomato with that thin layer of mustard wrapped in a light, fluffy crepe was splendid. The addition of the avocado on top took away some of the sharpness from the mustard, making each bite creamy, tangy, a little sharp, and savory. Chef Michel was so polite and sweet - once he was finished preparing orders, he walked around the seating area, greeting guests, and sitting down to have friendly conversation with them. The young man helping him when we were there was also so kind and helpful - I even caught a glimpse of him hand-picking flowers for the finishing touch on our dishes! Such a fantastic experience If you're ever in Durango this is a must stop - I can't wait to go back and try more of Chef Michel's incredible crepes!

I had a great experience here, but overall I just felt that the price was too expensive and parking…read moreisn't free and can be annoying. I had the ham, Gruyère, and tomato crepe. It was delicious and fresh, but almost $20 for not a ton of food. I appreciate the effort that is put into appearance though, and the outdoor sitting area is cute. They grow their own fresh basil right on site, and the staff was great. They offered me free homemade apple cider that was delicious!

My mom and I stopped in here for coffee and beer while awaiting our room to be ready at the Leland…read moreHouse. It is such a chill environment where time seems to slow down. There are dogs, areas of shade and sun to sit, a full bar and food. They only have drip coffee and cold brew in the afternoons (kind of a bummer), but it was better than nothing. I would've loved to come back to try their breakfast but our flight home was early the next morning. This place is really central to everything and you can walk drive or bike here. Pets are welcome!

Great summer breakfast! Dog friendly patio, plenty of seating, coffee bar, and lots of options for…read morefood. Order at either the outside shack (in back) or at the counter inside. Breakfast is Mexican inspired - tacos, bowls, and quesadillas. We opted for a bowl and a quesadilla. Both were piping hot and very well made. Neither was spicy, but both were full of flavor. Service was great as well! Welcoming and helpful staff. When in Durango, a great choice. N*joy!

Incredible. Made fresh with great ingredients. The sauce was home made, the meat was incredible and…read morethe tomatoes and greens were crisp. Definitely worth the short wait!

Delicious, fast and easy- this is my go-to for a fairly priced and convenient healthy lunch! I…read morelove the Greek Salad with lamb meat and the traditional gyro is sooooo good, highly recommend!

Great food, great service, great selection of condiments too! And location is great - right in the…read moreheart of things and you can watch it go by outside!

The razorback sausage was amazing. Stop on by for some deliciousness!!!!!! Tasty tasty!!!!read more

Quick look rating: 4/5 Food & Quality, 5/5 Service, 5/5 Experience…read more Nice little snack shack, had an average hamburger with some chips. Very friendly service from the lady working this little snack shack. Had a little time to kill before a round of golf. The tables were clean and setup with nice red and white checkered table cloths. My mind was more focused on grabbing a little something to eat before the golf outing. I did notice the food came out pretty quickly. I would return.

Try the steak tacos. Also the birria. The wait staff are…read morereally nice and helpful. Shay was very helpful in making recommendations. She was lovely. The location is perfect in the city center and near the train

The atmosphere was rough from the beginning. The heat was on blast but the front door was open and…read moreit was 45 out. We were seated in a corner by the door and went from hot to cold throughout our meal. It also took 15 minutes with no waiter before we had to go ask the host who we order from. The food was marginal at best, especially considering the price and size of the plate. Very disappointed after seeing so many great reviews about this place.

Omg! Another pleasant find! I wouldn't guess there's a legit Thai restaurant in the middle of…read moreColorado! But man! When they say spicy on the menu, it's the Thai level! Not for a wimp! The red curry stir fry I had was really tasty despite spicy :) and very fresh ingredients! I was surprised there's even Thai eggplants in the dish! Where/how do they get this here! The spring roll is not greasy despite its fried. Everything is filled with fresh ingredients. I wish my home area would have such a good Thai place as my go-to! It's a takeout place with an adequate dining room in the back. It does get filled up quickly though.

This was sooo delicious! We were walking around Telluride after grabbing a drink and a couple…read morepeople were walking out of Wok of Joy and said it was incredible. I'm so glad we tried it, but so bummed it's so far from Denver! The Khao soi was so flavorful- sweet, spicy, tangy. We loved the broth so much that we drenched the fried rice with it! The boy working there is so helpful and knowledgeable too- he has great recs and was so friendly. He was bussing tables AND helping with the register- such a rockstar! The sweetest little spot. Can't recommend enough!

I was pleasantly surprised by what we got for the price! This hot dog was massive, with great…read moretoppings and a super-happy employee who built the dog. We got the Cuban, which had the right ingredients and flavors to live up to its name. I'm glad we split it, because it truly was big. I would absolutely come here again!

Surprised at the low ratings for this place. I'm not even a big hot dog gal, but this place was one…read moreof the better spots in the mountain village to grab food from! Once you realize you're going to spend more money than you'd like on mediocre food, you might as well get the most out of it. Shake N Dog hit the spot. The service was quick, easy, and the guy was pretty impressive. Dude had just come in to his shift from snowboarding, and he helped us out right away and we didn't even have to repeat our order (we ordered 3 dogs). Priciest hot dogs I'll ever eat, but they deliver on the flavor. You build your own by choosing your dog, bun, and toppings style! We opted for the Cubano style, chili cheese dog on a pretzel bun, and the beer brats on a hoagie. All three were delicious and filling! Loaded generously, soft, fluffy buns, and thick, meaty dogs. Definitely would revisit, and recommend if you're looking for a great lunch!