Not much in this town when it comes to eats. I stopped here because it is local and seems many of…read morethem come here. Ordered the biscuits and gravy with side of sausage. If I had known it is a gravy and sausage thing I would have went for bacon. So the food is decent, sorry not great. Hash browns were burnt. Biscuits tasted good and the portions will not disappoint. They say there is green chili. I'll have to try the next time through. I will be back for a few reasons. It is local and only tried one thing off the menu. Need to give them a chance for redemption

5 Stars - A Hidden Gem in Moriarty, NM…read more Chili Hills may not look like much from the outside, but don't let the unassuming exterior fool you--this place is fantastic! We stopped in for dinner based on the glowing Yelp reviews, and they were absolutely right. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with genuine warmth and friendliness. The vibe was laid-back and local, with just a few other diners--it is Moriarty, after all--but the service was top-notch. Hubby was thrilled to see they serve all-day breakfast, so he went for the pancakes, and I ordered the combo fajitas (chicken and steak). While waiting, they brought out chips and salsa. The salsa was a bit too spicy for me, but no problem--they happily brought ranch dressing instead. Win! The food portions? HUGE. My fajitas were sizzling perfection--tender meat, just the right amount of peppers and onions, and all the fixings: guac, lettuce, cheese, salsa, tomatoes, and soft flour tortillas. So good. Five big ol' flavor booms. Hubby gave the pancakes two thumbs up--and he's picky about his pancakes, so that's saying something. Two hearty meals, drinks (yay for Diet Dr. Pepper!), friendly service, and all for around $45. Totally worth it. We'd go out of our way to eat here again on our return trip. Highly recommend this spot if you're anywhere near I-40 and need a satisfying, no-frills, home-style meal.

The service was good, our waitress was very sweet and attentive…read more The ambiance was very cute and country. The food wasn't so great unfortunately. *Guacamole and chips : Guacamole shouldn't be served in a stale tortilla chip cup. Tasted like it was from a can and soupy. I recommend a better home made chunky kind. *The enchiladas needs some work: the rolled tortillas weren't cooked and the chile tastes again from a can. I recommend trying to fry the tortillas and the chile needs more of an authentic taste. * On the plus side the desserts looked really yummy, didn't try any but would maybe come back to try a pie or piece of cake.

Stumbled upon this place and was pleasantly surprised! The food was great and the service was…read morebetter. I had the soup and sandwich combo and the soup was homemade and delicious. My partners burger was great too! Looking forward to trying more things in the future!

Best restaurant ever. Staff is top notch, professional and quick service. My favorite.read more

Food is good. We go regularly. I eat vegetarian and they provide options for this. Their chile…read morerellenos and cheese enchiladas are my favorites. Service is excellent.

My first visit to this establishment was on January 20, 2026. My dining companion and I went…read morethere a little bit after lunchtime. There is good signage and adequate parking. Total seating I estimate estimated to be about 40 people maximum. It's relaxed decor with a really outstanding mural covering the entire south indoor wall. The menu offers choices of American diner type food and a few Mexican dishes. I had the chili cheeseburger with a side of fries and friend had grilled cheese with fries. The cheeseburger was cooked to my specifications and came with onions, pickles lettuce. Very good flavor and a nice bun. The fries were done perfectly. The grilled cheese was a great comfort food. Prices are excellent. The service was good, considering the fact that one person seemed to be responsible for the entire dining area. Still, she was cheerful and efficient.

This place can not get a order right. The food had a funny taste and eggs were burnt. Worst…read moreexperience we've had in years

Food that warms your heart because it wakens memories of Mamita who always cooked with love.read more

We stopped by for lunch while we were in town, looking for some Mexican food. The restaurant feels…read morelike you are eating at someone's house and staff is so friendly. We started off with chips and salsa. The salsa tasted homemade and fresh and had a good, but not too strong kick to it. I had ordered the chicken flautas and my husband got Abuelita's Tacopilla with green chile. I was not impressed with my flautas, as they were nice a crispy but the chicken had no flavor it it. Everything else was good, and my husband enjoyed his food! Overall, I would definitely go back for chips and salsa but would try something else on the menu and maybe avoid chicken dishes.

This place is a whole New Mexican blessing on a plate. The food is hot, fresh, and seasoned like…read moresomebody's abuela is in the back throwing down with love and a little attitude (as she should). The chile? Perfect heat. The portions? Generous like a grandma who won't take no for an answer. The flavor? LOUD. From the first bite to the last crumb, everything was straight comfort food heaven. Fast service, friendly vibes, and food that makes you sit back and go "damn..." If you're in Moriarty and not eating here, you're doing life wrong. Period.

Fresh and super good. Great server . Unexpected surprise!!! Had chicken stuffed sopapillaread more

Great local food ! A Resturant connects with great family owned,general store . Friendly staff and…read moreowners!

Food service all fabulous Pietro had Trout's salad wine I had onion rings and then there famous…read morechili burgers and more onion rings everything is delicious and I would go back in a heartbeat Sergio waiter and Gabrielle bartender pico food runner we love our table in the poker room

Disappointed. When I saw they're affiliated with La Posada in Winslow, I was fired up to try this…read moreplace. But wow, it was a swing and a miss on both food & service. Not sure if they were short wait staff on the somewhat busy Saturday night but it sure felt that way. Super slow. I thought the short & simple menu boded well for a sharp & focused kitchen but the food was really underwhelming. A beet and goat cheese salad with grilled chicken had almost no cheese and seriously overcooked dry chicken. Pork quesadillas were ok but with overly sweet bbq sauce. Cool building and nice bar area. Prices are reasonable. Too bad the food isn't better.

Fun atmosphere, delicious food, and a small but good selection of craft beers, if that's your thing.read more

We walked into the Skillet around 5:45pm, were assaulted by loud music (which we expected from…read moreanother review), and sat at the bar in the quieter room of the restaurant. We ordered a burrito, fries and drinks - a Manhattan for my wife and a chocolate martini with Kettle One and crème de cacao for me. My wife's drink was to her liking, but the chocolate martini tasted like there was coffee liqueur in it. Since I didn't know when our waitress would appear again, I told the first person we saw - a young man - that I couldn't drink anything with coffee because of the caffeine, and that I needed it remade. He took it back to redo. While we were waiting, one of the pool players dropped a very loud f-bomb when he missed a shot. Then a young child began crying very loudly. The young man came back with the remade drink, and the coffee taste was gone. After it had been over 45 minutes I had to ask what looked like the manager what had happened to our burrito and fries. She went back to check, and our food finally appeared. The burritos were long on rice and short on carne asada, something we couldn't know until we started eating. At some point our original waitress came back, and my wife told her we had to send back my first drink because of the coffee ingredient. She denied any coffee-containing spirit was used, and walked away. We never saw her again. I had to ask the manager for an itemized ticket, since the ones we had were sign for a total amount only, with no itemized detail. Since the original waitress had closed out our ticket right after we ordered and had given us our check, we paid and left. No tip was left. If you want a properly-mixed drink, be prepared to explicitly request every ingredient. Better still, don't expect great drinks or food at this place - stay away. There are lots of other choices in Las Vegas NM.

If you're in Santa Fe and not ordering the tamale plate at Tres Colores, you're doing it wrong…read more This dish is the definition of New Mexico done right--two perfectly steamed tamales, one smothered in rich red chile and the other in savory green chile. The red has that deep, earthy flavor with just the right kick, while the green brings a brighter, roasted heat that balances everything out. Together? That classic "Christmas style" combo that hits on every level. The masa was soft and flavorful (not dry like you get at some places), and the filling was generous and well-seasoned. The sides sealed the deal--fluffy Spanish rice, hearty beans, and a fresh, crisp salad that cut through the richness perfectly. Portion size was solid, presentation was clean, and everything tasted like it was made with care--not rushed, not watered down for tourists. Service was quick, friendly, and exactly what you want when you're trying to keep a night moving. Authentic, satisfying, and exactly what you hope for when you come to Santa Fe. I'd order this again without hesitation!!!

We came in on a weekday around 7:30 PM. As we were driving by looking for parking, we saw the…read moretables and chairs being moved into the gravel. We thought we might have got the closing time mixed up so once we found a parking spot, I went over to ask. They said they were moving all of the tables so that they could clean the concrete pathway. We asked if it was OK we sat outside still with our dog and they said that was fine. They moved us to the other side of the pillar which we originally didn't mind but then quickly realized there's no lighting there. So we were eating dinner in a very dim lit area. After reading the reviews, we were excited to try the fish tacos, tamales, and fresh chips and salsa. Unfortunately, none of these really were superstar standouts for us. The blackened fish didn't have a ton of flavor. I found myself searching for a salsa that had a little bit of salt and flavor to spruce up the fish taco. I ate one of the three and my husband ate the remaining. The tamales tasted fresh and the ratio of protein to masa was great. We ate the tamale mostly without the mole sauce, which we didn't really care for. The salsa and chips that came out as an appetizer were fine. The salsas were different and flavorful. I wish that when they dropped off the different salsas (which they do on a rotation) they would have explained what each one was.