Great service! Food was tasty. Nice atmosphere. Very good selection of breakfast and lunch items.read more

Food was amazing, young lady taking orders and cashiering was absolutely rude, definitely needs…read moresome customer service training, this type of person could really do some damage to a well established business like yours.

This is a great little home town restaurant. The menu isn't fancy or exciting, but the food is…read moregood and filling, and the folks are super friendly. Love the burgers!

Stopped for lunch and had a chopped brisket sandwich and a ham & cheese. Both good. The battered…read morefries were exceptional. No ambiance, but a good quick lunch when you're in a hurry.

Good place to stop on a dull trip along 285. Special food, good popcorn and other snacks to break…read moremonotony. Clean restrooms

Great food! Who would have known. I had the cheese burger (large and tasty), crinkle-cut fries,…read moreand soft drink for 8 bucks.

Every time I visit Tucumcari, I eat at Dells, which is very good. But this time I'm trying…read moresomething different. I decided to try La Cita. I'm glad I did! I visited on a Monday evening, around 5pm. That's usually the time us old folks eat. I had no issue getting a table. Promptly seated, I ordered a beer and my dinner. The menu is a good mix, something for everyone. I ordered the Chili Rellenos. Of course I ordered that. Hey, when in Rome..... My meal was served quick and hot. Waiting a minute to cool was definitely in the cards. No problem, I had my beer, salsa and chips to occupy me while the steam settled. After a bit, I dug in. First fork was the rice. Oh, was that rice ever good! The only problem was that there wasn't enough. I suggest that you order a side of that glorious grain. Fantastic! The refried beans, well, were ok, but just ok. The Hatch greenies, as you'd expect, were outstanding and very flavorful. I ordered them Christmas style, with green and red sauce. Both of those condiments were tasty, but of the two, the green sauce stood out. Boy did it ever. I'll be dreaming of that sauce later tonight. Hopefully my girlfriend doesn't pop into the picture.....OR, maybe she should! LoL, now that would be a dream! Don't worry about parking, as there is more than ample. You can park in the front, the back, either side, and if you're driving a big rig, pulling a trailer, or driving a tank, they've got you covered. Across the street is special parking for those vehicles. More parking outside than tables inside. Pay La Cita a visit for a romantic dinner, or as I did, by yourself....my dream trend may have helped with that. Hey, I may be old, but certainly not dead! Quick Tip: I parked in the back, and when leaving, I took the dirt alley. It was a fun adventure. I'd suggest that you do it during daylight hours though. You never know who you'll run into, or for that matter, over! Let's hope it isn't Skinny Pete or Badger.

My girlfriend and I were very excited to try this place during our short stay in Tucumcari in hopes…read moreof some good, authentic Mexican food. Based off of the other Yelp reviews, I had high hopes, but unfortunately, we were let down by this place. We ordered online and ordered multiple different dishes in order to try them out. Here are the dishes that I got: Brisket Burrito: The meat was dried out and tasted several days old and reheated. The burrito also didn't seem to have the pan fried potatoes that were supposed to be in it. Tacos al Carbon: From the first bite I knew I wasn't going to eat these; the steak tasted weird, with a weird texture, and seemed old. Enchilladas: I got them with beef & green sauce; the beef had a decent flavor and texture. Stuffed Sopapilla: The sopapilla itself had a good comfort food type of taste and texture. I got it with beef & green sauce. The beef had a decent flavor and texture. As for the sides--the Mexican rice just tasted like salt, and the beans were bland and flavorless. If you're looking for fresh, yummy Mexican food--don't waste your money on this place. I have no idea how it has so many good Yelp reviews.

Great food, awesome atmosphere, the service was phenomenal. Donna the owner was very nice gave us…read moresome very interesting information about the local Route 66 folklore.

This restaurant caught fire April 4 and since then they've been operating out of a good truck. We…read morebrought our dog and we could sit outside. There are umbrellas and 3 tables. The roof of the now gutted restaurant plus umbrella provide good shade. Definitely come here for a simple but delicious meal. They've got burritos, tacos etc. Very satisfying meals for very good price. Come support their effort to reopen their restaurant/cafe.

We stopped in after an overnight stay in Tucumcari for breakfast before heading to Colorado. The…read moresmall town feel and ambiance were very inviting. Food and service were amazing and just what we needed to get back on the road. We will definitely be back next year when we come through.

Trash food made by trash raggedy people in a trash raggedy town. There you have it! We gave this…read morerestaurant a chance because of the reviews left by People before...boy were they wrong: The food was not good, cold, and the service was trash.

Perfectly satisfactory Mexican restaurant on the edge of Clovis. Easy stop if you are looking for…read moresolid Mexican food while driving down 84 and don't want to go into town. The food was fresh but a bit lacking in flavor and the salsas were a little tomato heavy in their taste. The queso was good though the chips were solid! Not a bad spot if on the road or wanting to mix up your routine!

My kids were happy here with their burger and chicken strips. My husband enjoyed his BLT. The…read moreservice was great. What was not great was the chile. The red chile with pork did not have a good flavor. My breakfast burrito was sad. Overall it was ok.

First of all such a cute little spot, food is so Delicious…read moreand a lot of food for the price. The two Women serving were so sweet and attentive despite the constant flow of guests coming in. Overall an amazing experience will definitely be back if we past through

My hubby and I found this out of the way old time diner. It had excellent traditional food…read more Everything was cooked exactly as it should be. The server , Sara, was friendly open and just a nice person. This place reminded me of when I was a kid having brunch with real people and real food. I don't think they changed their style in a while. It fits in it's located as a cattlemen style diner. It's very much where locals and strangers are welcome and can enjoy a good meal. I had the western omelette with biscuits and gravy on side. My hubby had the #3 eggs over hard with sausage hash browns and biscuits and gravy. It was a little awkward to get there due to construction but well worth it!! We will definitely be back on our next trip.

The food was good but the service at the front window was rude. I ordered multiple burgers, cheese…read moresticks, and taco burgers. When I was checking my order I noticed I was missing my taco burgers so I pulled to the side and walked up to the front take out window and nicely told the young girl that I accidentally didn't get my taco burgers and showed her my receipt. She rolls her eyes, doesn't say anything and grabs my taco burgers and hands them to me. Still not saying anything. I took them and proceeded to thank her and she still says nothing. The attitude on her face, ugh it was so annoying. 1 Star Experience, but the guy in the back was cool so I'll leave a 3... Also the ranch was sour.

We've been loyal patrons of Pat's Twin Cronnie in Portales for three years now. That's three years…read moreof solid eats, questionable greetings, and the kind of customer service that makes you wonder if you accidentally walked into a DMV. But today? Today was different. For the first time ever, we were greeted by a unicorn in human form--Cori at the counter. She smiled. She was kind. She made eye contact without looking like she was being held hostage. It was a moment. I almost dropped my fried dill pickle in shock (which, by the way, is a crispy little slice of heaven and deserves its own fan club). Everyone else over the years has been... well, let's just say they've got the charm of a wet sock. Not rude, exactly--just consistently channeling their inner butthead. But Cori? She brought the sunshine. If Pat's could clone her, they'd be unstoppable. So yes, the food's still great (those pickles, y'all), but now there's hope that the service might catch up. Fingers crossed this isn't a one-time miracle.