We had another place for early dinner picked out which was closed. Saw this place and stopped in…read more You place your order as soon as you walk in then grab a table and a server will bring food and drinks to you. Wife had chicken salad which was large and soup. I had a very filling chili relleno bean burrito with green and red sauce. Both meals were excellent. They also provided chips and home made salsa which was good. We will definitely eat here again next time we are in town.

Just okay. We stopped here while on our Route 66 trip because it had an overall 4 star review…read morerate. I had the southwest philly cheese steak sandwich and fries. The fries were good but the meat on the sandwich was overcooked and super chewy but dry. My sidekick had the fish and fries and some kind of soup. The fish pieces were a generous portion with light breading. It was a quick stop and the staff was friendly so that was a bright spot. The decor had that fun old school diner/cafe vibe one would expect out on The Mother Road.

Great BBQ. We got the pulled pork sandwich and it was delicious! Gonna try the BBQ plate next time.read more

Made room for our last minute large group. Server was super friendly and accommodating. Food was…read morevaried and creative. We went specifically for fish and chips and weren't disappointed. Stuffed peppers were awesome. Beer selection was sufficient and the server was knowledgeable about the offerings.

We stopped here on our drive through town. The place is on transition from this pub to becoming a…read moresteakhouse, so the ambiance is a little lacking, but the service was nice and the food was good. I had the Chicken green enchiladas and my husband had fajitas. Both were pretty tasty and well cooked.

Delicious wings and burgers. The wet fries are good too and the people are very friendly.read more

Best burger and fries I've ever had. Seriously miss eating here since we moved from Gallup. I…read morewould recommend anyone who is passing through to stop for a meal.

I was traveling along the interstate and needed somewhere to stop for breakfast. This place hit the…read morespot and was easy to get to. I love the atmosphere a real diner. Will stop by again when I'm in town

I love Sandra's Place. A tiny diner on the west side of Gallup on Highway 66. Waitresses are…read morefriendly, quick at taking your order and bringing your food out. I ordered the eggs (which I already started cutting into before taking my photo); bacon and French toast. I believe it is French toast with pancake batter which makes the shape so much larger and different. Definitely recommend this diner for a great breakfast.

The food is amazing. The only thing that bothered me was the staff changed the tipping I gave them…read moreand made it to where it was the Max percent. I don't know it didn't seem very unprofessional and seem they were just taking my money for their convenience.

Excellent birria (probably the best in town). The rice and beans were also terrific…read more Service was also excellent. Will come again.

Corn muffins came out cold. Chicken breast had no bones (maybe cuz it was processed?) & was over…read morefried/ hard. Had to ask for butter & ketchup twice. Then ordered the Coca-Cola cake to go (w the ice cream in a separate container). Server came back and said the manager "caught" her putting ice cream in a container & told her she couldn't give it to us, to go. Said that was "against the rules". And I couldn't have it to go. So even though I'm paying for the whole desert, I wasn't "allowed" to take it with me. I'M SORRY!!! WHAT!!?!?!?!!!! The server felt bad, so she "took the ice cream off of our bill". Well, ma'am... Miss "manager," have you ever had chocolate cake with NO ice cream???? Welp - that's like saying "you can't have syrup with your pancakes - butter with your roll- and apparently... HOT corn muffins with your meal!" So yeah, wasn't going to even give a review..... until the ice cream police told me not only were they not going to let have the ice cream.... But I was going to have to pay for it, regardless! So NOPE! Won't make the mistake of ever going here again! That's the most ignorant thing I've ever heard of!! Looking for all of the socials to post this most ridiculousness to!!! Do better Cracker Barrel!!!

Comfort food? I think NOT. Discomfort food is more like it…read more Let me set the scene. My bestie was traveling with us, and she and I had just had the most amazing Cracker Barrel experience back in August in the Northwest. Great food, great experience, everything you expect comfort food to be. That one even had BOOZE! So obviously, expectations were high. Then I spent nearly 800 miles talking Cracker Barrel up to my husband. I grew up on the East Coast, where Cracker Barrel was part of the road-trip experience. Simple, delicious, dependable, fast, affordable comfort food. I couldn't wait to introduce my husband to a little piece of that nostalgia. Oh, how wrong I was. Not one. Not two. But THREE of us got sick within about an hour of eating. Do you know what happens when three people get sick while traveling in an RV with ONE bathroom? War. War happens. Four rolls of toilet paper, a whole lot of wipes, taking turns driving, and everyone praying to the porcelain gods. Nothing says "family road trip" quite like desperately calculating the distance to the next rest stop while questioning every decision you've made in life. And honestly, the food should have been our warning. The fried okra tasted like pebbles. I'm still not entirely convinced it was actually okra. The mac and cheese tasted like it had been sitting around forever. The steak was overdone. The gravy on the chicken-fried steak looked like it had simply given up. The sweet tea had no flavor, and somehow the Coca-Cola didn't even have bubbles. Our server was completely disengaged, barely spoke above a whisper, and we had to ask multiple times what was going on. But the biggest disappointment was that this wasn't just dinner. I had talked about this place for 800 miles. I was trying to share one of those nostalgic road-trip experiences from my childhood with my husband. And my bestie was right there with us, probably wondering how we went from our amazing August Cracker Barrel experience in the Northwest, WITH BOOZE , to fighting for survival over one tiny RV bathroom. I wanted to introduce my husband to comfort food. Instead, I introduced him to gastrointestinal warfare on wheels. Needless to say, we will NOT be revisiting this location on this trip. New Mexico road-trippers, consider this our warning: maybe keep driving and find something else. The nostalgia was priceless. The aftermath cost four rolls of toilet paper and our dignity.

Authentic & fusion Filipino. Reasonable prices…read more Go here for no other reason than I ts not tied into the local oligarchy that prevents restaurants from coming to the city because they know beforehand that theu cant keep up with the competition. Drink bar.

The meat needs to be freshly cooked meat and steamed buns need to be heated throughout.read more

Their pastrami sandwich is one of their specialties and they did it just right. The Greek salad…read moreand tomato soup and mojito ice tea were all excellent as well. Our server was wonderful and friendly. Don't miss this charming little cafe in a converted train station - or the cultural center it is attached to.

Met the owner Angela and her son Emilio. Emilio surprised us with a delicious cafe con leche. Lunch…read morewas delicious (I loved the toasted rye bread) and we enjoyed speaking with these two. What a cute place that you wouldn't know is here, inside the Cultural Tourism Center. Yummy! Would love to come back

When you're in Historic Downtown Gallup, best place for lunch? Camille's! Located near City Hall,…read morethe cafe uses fresh food to create great sandwiches! Best tuna sandwich I've ever had!

As a longtime customer of the former Camille's Sidewalk Cafe, I was disappointed with my recent…read morevisit to Midori Cafe. The new name and gray exterior have taken away much of the warm, welcoming charm the restaurant once had. I almost didn't stop because I thought it was an entirely different business. While the menu and interior are mostly unchanged, some of the quality seems to have declined. The delicious sweet salsa they once served has been replaced with something resembling cheap, store-bought picante sauce. The soda selection was unusual, and the drink I ordered tasted unpleasant. The cheese pizza was delicious, but at nearly $15 for a pizza slightly larger than personal size, the pricing is difficult to justify. Unfortunately, the high prices remain while much of what made Camille's enjoyable seems to have disappeared. I don't anticipate returning.