Two visits during our short stay in Chama. A late afternoon sandwich run, and a Saturday morning…read morecoffee stop. The pastrami & swiss on rye was good, but a caveat: the sandwiches are pre-made and then heated (or not, as you like) before serving. You can't customize the items on the sandwich. Good wine and beer selection, though I didn't sample. Next morning featured a steady trickle of folks coming in, some for takeout coffee, some to sit and connect to wi-fi while enjoying the sunshine. Service is a bit on the slow side, and they don't have an outside speaker to announce when orders are ready, so you have to listen for the shout from inside, or stay in the order area until yours is ready.

A coffee shop within walking distance from most of the lodges downtown - and in particular the…read moreCumbres & Toltec Railway depot. They open early which is another plus. A large menu of coffee/tea menu, pastries and breakfast sandwiches. Loved the fall theme decor and menu to accompany. I had the hungry hunter bagel and the butter pecan latte... both hit the spot. Service was friendly. Indoor and outdoor seating. They have a decent evening menu and wine bar but that is only open Thursday- Saturday till 8 pm... so didn't get a chance to check out the pm experience this trip around.

The best pastries I've ever had and the sandwich offerings are excellent, wishing was open every dayread more

The only reason that I visited Chama was to stop by for pastries from Wilder Bakeshop. I patiently…read morewaited three nights until they were open at 0700 on Saturday (the owner, Jazzmyn, is only open on the weekends in shoulder season). I take my baked goods veeery seriously. So, my checked luggage included a Rubbermaid container. The staff was very friendly and the interior is very calm and modern. I've only had a cinnamon roll so far (pre-Edward Sargent Wildlife Area trail run!), but it was delicious. I highly recommend Wilder Bakeshop.

A friend asked if I wanted to try some BBQ while I'm town for a motorbike rally. Such a silly…read morequestion?!?! I think we all ordered the same thing, smoked turkey, and brisket. Mine was chopped my buddy had sliced. Sides were awesome too, especially the house made slaw. I actually made a sammich with both of the meats. The house made Q sauce was on point too.

OK, so really it's a 4.5. The food is solid. They swirly margaritas are fantastic. The bartender is…read moreamazing. note: Barstools are not comfortable if you are built for comfort not for speed. Live music (fri pm) is lovely. I don't give many five star reviews. If I come back and they hit it well again, I might.

Heuvos Rancheros in Chama. This is the first time I have tried this restaurant in Chama. It was…read morevery good. The tables are adorable. Service was good.

had lunch there, a enchilada plate, red chili with egg, delicious. the waitress's was friendly,…read moreattentive, knowledgeable and brought our food quickly. We plan on having another visit.

I was told about this place by several different people. Finally had the opportunity to eat here…read more Mostly locals in this place, says a lot in a tourist town. As I travel throughout the southwest for work, I use huevos rancheros to set the bar for return visits to restaurants. Fina's had some of the best I have had in New Mexico. The green chile was outstanding! This says alot, because northern NM is know for its red chile. I can't wait to come back and try their red chile on my next visit. Do NOT miss the chance to eat here!

The menu here is relatively limited and contains very ordinary lunchtime fare. Our food was good…read more Grilled cheese and bacon for me. Patty melt for my partner. Turkey melt for my sister. All were totally fine--unexceptional but fine. Our servers were friendly enough and very attentive. It's a small place, with seating for fewer than 10 total parties. The walls are FILLED WITH Americana, nicely typical of small town America.

Is it Elk Horn Cafe or Elk Horn Restaurant? Either way, it's a purveyor of delicious food and…read morefriendly service. My wife raved about the french fries and enjoyed her green chile burger. The ground-beef enchiladas were good (as opposed to great), and I really enjoyed the rice and beans. Smallish glasses and my great thirst after a hot day's work both contributed to the downing of a half-dozen iced teas! We went on a Monday night - special hours - and we'd love to have this place as a regular dinner option in Chama.

Great place for lunch, breakfast and coffee, this was our go to place while visiting the area…read more Seating inside and outside. Not a fancy place, but a good local cafe to get food and drinks while in the area. Staff were nice and food was good. Great New Mexico and American fare. No issues, would come back again.

The restaurant is cute and service is good. The lumpia was outstanding but the rest of the food…read morewasn't that good. I had the beef stirfry. It was bland, and the temperatures of the beef and vegetables were not consistent. The other two people had chicken stirfry and reported the same thing. My son had a French dip and he just really wasn't too impressed with it. He said the meet and au jus was cold. I will say the burgers look great i and wish I had tried them. The ratings fot this place in yelp is consistent however, if you look at maps, it is rating is 4.8 I'll continue to read yelp ratings.

We stopped in during a day trip. The staff was amazing. They were friendly and were very…read moreaccommodating to us as we had a pet. The food was very good, served with large portions. Pricing was not bad at all.

The bar was fairly quiet on a Tuesday night, and a good place to get together with friends. The…read moregirl tending the bar was really nice. Nut Brown Ale is a pretty good beer, and IMO the best option on tap. My understanding is that the restaurant has closed for good, but on some nights of the week you can order a good range of food from the bar. On the other nights, you still may be able to order a hot dog or a brat.

Dive bar - cheap drinks, loud music. pool table,, TVs where you can catch a game, and a CD juke…read morebox- all the things you want from a dive bar! Their menu is bar food and small but not bad. I had the Foster burger which hit the spot for a late dinner (kinda a patty melt on Texas toast). The drink menu included a short list of simple cocktails- but they were good and made well. Like most places in Chama as you head into off season, their kitchens closes early on sundays (if they are even open on sundays). Well stocked bar. Their service was excellent. There was only one bartender who was also hostess and waitress and she handled everything so smoothly and politely. Definitely a place to check out for drinks and to hang out and shoot some pool.

I would say, everything is cheap here. A lot of stuff and there was one staff. He was very…read moresupportive. The bad thing is that when you accidentally close the bathroom door when you leave, the door locks for some reason. Place is a bit small. Service +5 Environment +0 Pricing +3

Came for dinner. We had been soaking in the hot springs for the afternoon and wanted to get some…read moredelicious Mexican food. My husband got two crunchy, ground beef tacos. They came with lettuce and cheese and he asked for pico de gallo on his as well. My daughter and I both got chicken quesadillas with added pico. They have a salsa bar where I was able to get us a couple to try on our dishes. The food was ready quickly and we took it outside to where my husband was at a picnic table with our two dogs. We ate outside on a lovely evening. I wish I had grabbed a fork before going outside. The dining room closed an hour before the posted closing time. So we could not get back in. The food was tasty and the salsas had wonderful heat. When we finished we disposed of our trash and left the tray on top of the trash can next to the door.

Your Texas Yelper girl here! My crew and I stopped here for breakfast before heading to Ouray. No…read morebreakfast tacos here...only BURRITOS and they are HUGE. MY fiancé got bacon, egg, potato, bean, and cheese. My sis and I shared a ham, egg, potato, and cheese. There was a salsa bar with different kinds of salsas. Everything was epic! 5 star review!