We came here twice while we were in Farmington. The food and service were very good. Very attendant…read morestaff. The food tasted fresh and the portions and prices were good. If I were to have any complaints, I would say that the beer was not as cold as I would have liked it to be. This is a big brewery that makes their own beer and has comfortable seating and many interesting displays on the walls that are entertaining to look at. This was the perfect place to end our days of traveling while we were in NM. I would recommend coming here.

Randy was my server. Very pleasant and offered his opinion on some of the meals listed. Came at…read morethe end of the dinner rush. Enjoyed their onion rings and buffalo chicken salad

This place is totally insane. Can we talk about how it's in an abandoned hotel, and there are…read morealways luxury SUVs escorting very well-dressed people in and out. Pro-tip, go alone, it's a fun scene. Food - A Service - A+ Atmosphere - A++ because it's a vibe

Service was great Food was fresh and delicious…read more Margaritas were great It is a bigger restaurant that it appears to be from the outside

Brought friends from back east. They had never had true south west Mexican food…read more Service was great. Cheryl Was attentive and visible when we needed anything. The sopapillas were good. Had Navajo Taco. Green sauce could be more flavorful but can't say it was bad. Shredded beef was yummy and compensated as did the beans. The fajitas (chicken) were amazing. Delicious. Highly recommend stopping here in your way thru or if you live here.

It's ok. Service is slow , lucky to get refills. Food eh. No need to dress up. Closed on Sun…read more Needs a makeover.

Que Rico is by far the best Mexican food in all of Farmington. Everything is delicious and taco…read moretuesday is a given and sometimes twice a week is necessary. Highly suggest this hidden treasure to all.

I stayed overnight in Farmington and was on my way to eat at Hometown Hamburgers and noticed a…read morepacked parking lot here. I got to the hamburger joint only to find out it is drive through/takeout only. So I returned here and managed to snag a parking spot that had just opened up.. It looked promising from the big smiles on people leaving. I went in and the large party just in front of me was just getting seated. But it took me a while to get seated because I wasn't noticed. Once seated, it took another long while for a server to appear with chips and a very tasty salsa which proved the best part of the meal. Looking over the menu and the "tourist"Mexico decor and colors, I could tell it was distributor-driven. The beers and the desserts had obviously been distributor "suggestions". My experience over the last 35 years eating out on the road several hundred times a year made it obvious. I decided on a burrito plate and asked the server which chile was spiciest. He said the red was very spicy so I went with the burrito chile colorado. C'mon dude, this is New Mexico! That chile wasn't spicy at all! Utterly bland is the word! So dinner was a big disappointment.. When I was done, I was asked if I wanted dessert. I asked if anything was homemade. Nothing. It all came industrially produced by a food service company. This place is not my style. I won't be back.

Service - A+ Nice people work here…read more What would we order again? * Guacamole * Salsa - I thought this salsa was perfectly spicy. Not so hot you had to stop eating or couldn't taste your food, but just enough kick to feel it. * Tacos Entree - Three tacos (I ordered chicken) with rice and beans. The tacos didn't need any salsa on them. They were delicious as is. * Flautas Entree - My boyfriend loved these! * Sopapillas with honey. Good Lord these are so tasty!

Oh my i had been craving a burrito for two days and we were unfortunately in Farmington NM getting…read moreour tires on our trailer replaced on our way to Colorado so yes Yelp reviewees recommended this spot for good New Mexico Mexican food not the Mexican food you see in my native people's country of Mexico. My first bite of the burrito was also my last. Everything minus the tortilla tasted as if it came out of a can it had the hint of aluminum and most of the beans weren't cooked all the way through it just wasn't edible. The one star is for the worker who gave us a near by location of a park. I personally can't give the food here a good review it doesn't mean that others won't like it.

We were driving from Four Corners to Trinidad and this was an amazing lunch experience! Our food…read morecame out quick and the waitress was very friendly. The food was delicious, I had the blue corn enchiladas. This free sopapalla was a nice treat! Also very reasonable prices.

Took to long for waitress to even greet us, She was to busy talking to friends. We brought it to…read moreattention of the manager that it was taking to long for our food. Then gives us some BS story about cook times, finally got our food my chicken taco wasn't even hot. Took it to go so I could actually cook it, so this BS about cook time my food should have been hot. We go to this restaurant almost every Friday never have we had an experience like this and to be honest might not go back, go to Taco Bell way better it is actually hot food VERY VERY VERY DISAPPOINTED AND DISGUSTED WITH THIS SERVICE!!!!!!!!

Came here for dinner during the week. It was standard street parking and not very busy inside…read more There were a few arcade games set up that you could play. It took about 20 minutes for the 2 slices that I had ordered to come out. Big slices with thin crust for about $8 each. There were a lot of toppings to choose from, but we did the truffle mornay sauce with turkey breast, bacon, and Roma tomatoes (trying to make it like a hot brown). Pizza was tasty and staff was friendly. 2026 #33

The service was a little slow, but they were very busy. The…read morepizza was the best I've had in town and the ribs were very large, tasty and maybe the best I've ever had

Amy was nice, she gave us some bussin ice. She made me feel happy. The food was good it did not…read moresuck. They didn't even make me pay an extra buck. "Amy moves like a quiet tide between tables, balancing plates like small, shining moons. Her smile is warm bread, her voice a soft clink of glasses at dusk. She knows who wants lemon, who needs a moment, who came in carrying the weight of a long day. She sets it down gently beside the forks. The ice is good here-- clear, bright, and singing in every cup, little crystals that catch the light like laughter you didn't expect. And the food-- oh, the food arrives like a promise kept: golden, fragrant, alive with comfort, each bite a reason to stay a little longer. Amy drifts through it all, steady as a heartbeat, turning hunger into something softer-- something like home"

This is the kind of food I come to Northern New Mexico for and haven't had much luck finding it in…read moreSanta Fe recently. I had the Carne Adovada plate. Everything on the plate except the beans was peppery hot. That includes the salsa for the chips. And there was the sopapia with honey included, and it was only $16. Seriously, I haven't enjoyed a Mexican restaurant meal this much a very long time.