Owner is bat shit crazy , dealing with her was by far the worst experience ever I'd skip this place…read morethe set up was trashy and her coffee was for shit.

I went on a hike with my friend this morning, we decided to stop by the Changing Woman on our way…read moreback home. What a mistake, ruined our day. The "open" sign was turned on but there was no one around. There was this poor dog chained to a tree, no water in sight.... anyhow, we waited for a few minutes and this jeep comes around with a woman and a guy... The woman got out and was so disappointed when she heard that we just wanted to sit down and have a coffee... She just said "you'll have to take it to go"... Just like that.. in our faces. My friend wanted a smoothie, I just got a frapuccino. She said she doesn't have smoothies because the "business has been slow". Well, no s**t, Sherlock.... what do you expect with that kind of attitude? So, my friend got one of those frozen desserts in a plastic baggie for a quarter. I was trying to do some small talk and said "do you get a lot tourists here", the answer was "how is that your concern?"... I have no idea why I didn't just walk out and left her in there to drink whatever she was making.... I left the 50 cents change on the counter, she goes "I don't need it"... I mean, I was speechless. I live in Chinle and there are not many places where you can just go and hang out... Heck, there are a few fast food and the two restaurants adjacent to three hotels in the area! I wanted to like this place: the name is cool, the reviews were decent, it sounds like it's ran but a woman, I wanted to give my money to a local business... But what a crappy run business, what a woman with a terrible attitude, what a horrible service... Go on your own risk, folks. You want a cool drink and a good atmosphere? This is most definitely not the place.

I travel to Northern Arizona often. I went to Bashas to pick up a few items after spending time at…read moreWindow Rock Tribal Park. Bashas is about a mile from the monument. This Starbucks is located inside the of the grocery store. It was nice to find this Starbucks because there are not a lot of coffee options on the reservation. The concept is like any other Starbucks that you would visit. I don't do Starbucks often, but always keep money on my SB account for days like today. It wasn't too busy when I was here and the service was nice.

So, i usually go to Starbucks but since, they been messing up my orders. Like today I ordered a…read morematcha latte, half sweet and with coconut milk in there, but they messed up my order by putting milk, and not making it half sweet?! I told them for a refund, but they said, Okay ma'am, you have to wait in line for yours okay. Starbucks employees attitude is something else.

Just left Gallup Coffee Co. Extremely pleased. Got the biscochito latte (decaf w/ oat milk) and a…read morechocolate chip cookie. First, the kid at the counter was adorably friendly and personable. Second, but more importantly (sorry, kid), the coffee is delicious. Seriously. My hard-to-please husband took a sip and declared it the best coffee he's ever had. Honestly, that is a very big deal. My only regret is getting a small size bc now I feel like I have to give him this coffee. Third, that chocolate chip cookie was incredible. I'm hard to please when it comes to baked goods. The cookie was just a little bit crunchy outside, soft and a bit gooey inside. Perfection. Only wish we weren't just passing through so I could both regularly.

Stopped in here on my way to California. Almost $18 for two tiny sandwiches is Ludacris…read more Bread fell apart the egg tasted generic . Will not be back again almost $18 for two tiny egg LittleLil sandwiches is crazy.

Despite the name, I didn't think this hotel restaurant would be an actual cafeteria style…read moreestablishment! I haven't visited a cafeteria in maybe ten years, it's certainly a rare occurrence and a fun diversion for some food! In this case, we went for breakfast since we were staying at the Lodge and opted to share a stack of pancakes. The cafeteria is a bit unique in that there's both a traditional line to pick up prepared food, but there's also a menu that can be ordered from for freshly cooked food. Blue Corn Pancakes, 3 ($10) - These are plate sized pancakes, really fluffy, cooked perfectly moist on the griddle. There's only a really slight blue color and a tiny bit of grittiness from blue corn flour. There's a bit of corn flavor, but it's otherwise resembles a regular pancake more than anything. I'd guess the mix is more wheat flour than blue corn flour. Still, even for regular pancakes, this is pretty good. It comes with three tubes of maple flavored corn syrup and some salted butter on top. We decided to revisit for dinner, mostly for convenience since we were staying at the Lodge. Homemade Mutton Stew w/ Frybread ($15) - This is a pretty simple stew, filled with vegetables, including hand chopped canned tomatoes, carrots, celery, and potatoes. There's some, not a ton, of cubed mutton, which quite tender and is surprisingly not as gamey as the smell would indicate. It's all in a broth that's heavily vegetable forward, followed by a tomato umami, and then finishing with a slight mutton gaminess. It's very simple, hearty fare and similar to most other food in the Navajo Nation, isn't seasoned much, so it could be considered bland. The stew comes with a choice of frybread or tortilla. We went with both, paying an extra $2.85 for the tortilla ala carte. The frybread is fried pretty well, giving a nice crisp edge. It's puffy and chewy on the sides, flatter in the center - there's nothing wrong with the base mix, but unfortunately the amount of fry oil contained in the frybread is terrible. I mean, there was basically an entire puddle of soot-speckled dark-colored old fryer oil right soaking right in the center of the frybread in a pool. Bleh. Tortilla ($2.85) - I believe this is the same base used as the frybread, but then baked instead of fried. It's like a thicker/handmade Mexican flour tortilla. It's thick and chewy, a bit bready, and has a dry char taste. Thunderbird Lodge Cafeteria is a decent spot for food in the area. There honestly aren't many restaurants in general in Chinle; this place serves food that isn't special by any means, but also isn't unpalatable. Just be aware that they follow the more traditional method of Navajo seasoning - basically no salt or spices. Bathrooms - Two larger ones with multiple stalls

Great food! Try the hamburger! Prices are reasonable…read more I went to gift shop and found the perfect gift for my grandson. Enjoy!

Wonderful full-service grocery store near Monument Valley. I stopped in for snacks and found all…read morethe items I was looking for readily available. Self-service check-out worked like a dream. Many locals seem to shop here, which may be a vote of confidence or may mean that it's the only place around for groceries. Pricing seemed about average, given the inflation that has continued under the current presidential administration. There is a Starbucks inside; I noticed only tourists seemed to purchase items there, however. Staff was very friendly in pointing me to the clean restrooms. Free parking in the lot.

High prices. For BFE it does have a pretty good selection. They have a deli that serves hot food…read morelike pizza and chicken. Starbucks inside which is helpful.

They improved on their drinks. When it first opened the drinks were great but it competes with…read moreother stores now.

From the owner: Coffee is at our heart. From your favorite daily cup to seasonal offerings, there is always…read moresomething on the menu at Starbucks, ready to be crafted just for you. Starbucks has always been a special place to gather and connect. We're woven into the communities we serve. Our stores are gathering spaces for conversations, connection and joy, where our green apron baristas deliver expertly handcrafted beverages, make meaningful connections with their communities and deliver that much-needed pick-me-up to start your day, customized how you want. Our promise to our customers is to uplift the everyday, every time you visit us. So stay awhile and enjoy every sip.

This looks like a Dennys. It's relatively open and clean. The tables are bussed quickly…read more The servers here are all young. The customers largely appear to be locals, not that there's a ton of touristy options here. Our server was a nice young woman. She was pleasant and did her job well. As to the food, it's Denny's. My wife liked her fried chicken salad, and seemed to like the fries she ordered. I got a BLT that was just ok - not enough bacon or tomato. But the onion rings that came with it were surprisingly good. Given our options here, this was a good choice. I look forward to the better options we will have the next few days of this trip.

We had to wait several minutes before we were seated. I have knee problems so it felt like 15…read moreminutes. Never greeted when we came through the door nor was our presence acknowledged. it took another chunk of time for someone to take our order. We were probably there half an hour before drinks came. The food quality was poor. The other two in my party got burnt food and even though they brought replacement. The cinnamon pancakes didn't come until after the replacement eggs , sausages and hash browns were eaten. They were basically regular pancakes with 3 stripes of icing. My salmon was dry, I ordered red potatoes and got brown. My salad didn't come until I was almost done. (that's after I asked for it three times) when it came it had the wrong dressing so I had to wait longer and ask for the right dressing twIce. When we asked to speak to the manager she sent other employees to apologize. I never got the dinner rolls. When we brought up how we were over charged and didn't get what were supposed to , she said we were rude because we kept asking for things. I ordered off the senior menu and was charged regular price. The manager would not correct it, she gave a discount but it still didn't correct the over charge. Also no ice. I only gave it one star because this app doesn't give zero as an option. This is the first time I ever left a review.

Located inside the grocery store. Fast service. Nice staff. Probably the best Carmel Macchiato I…read morehave had at any Starbucks that we have stopped at on our drive across country.

From the owner: Coffee is at our heart. From your favorite daily cup to seasonal offerings, there is always…read moresomething on the menu at Starbucks, ready to be crafted just for you. Starbucks has always been a special place to gather and connect. We're woven into the communities we serve. Our stores are gathering spaces for conversations, connection and joy, where our green apron baristas deliver expertly handcrafted beverages, make meaningful connections with their communities and deliver that much-needed pick-me-up to start your day, customized how you want. Our promise to our customers is to uplift the everyday, every time you visit us. So stay awhile and enjoy every sip.

Employees are so nice ! They gave us so many donuts because they were close to closing !! Made our…read moreday and travel day much more exciting !! Make sure to stop by and show some love ! Also Donuts are best donuts from here to cali

Not worth it anymore. They close too early and not what this place used to be. Better off traveling…read morea few more miles down the road on 66 to WEST END DELI!

Good coffee and friendly service. The barista was great and helped customize the perfect coffee to…read morekeep me awake on my drive.

Astonished to see the one star review but that may have been when they were working out…read moreconsiderable kinks. Anyone walking in here now would likely see that things are vastly improved. It can get crazy busy in here Especially in the summer Doesn't matter if it's weekends or weekdays The line stretches back but moves quickly Really great drinks Some really intriguing They've made boba popular in Gallup, at least in my mind Among my favorites: definitely the mangonada Sometimes they've run out and it's created a craving for the nearly unattainable which thankfully rarely happens now Also the buko pandan, a lightly toasted coconut flavor with a pale green color The chai is good As is the Ube and Vietnamese coffee - which surprised me bc of the color combination but was delightful if a bit sweet I've liked everything I've tried Parking can be an issue; this is rt along Rte 66 But turn off on side streets (and pay attention to the one-way signs!) Sometimes the employees will speak to each other in Tagalog, which might be off putting to some, but this is Gallup where we hear English, Navajo, Spanish and Zuni on the regular; it sure beats hvg to listen to the train go by!