We were traveling through and it was the closest place to our hotel so we thought we'd give it a…read moretry. It was very good. If you like green chiles make sure to have them add them to your burger. Staff was nice and helpful.

Worst burger we've ever had. Sad. Was so hopeful because McDonald's Was right across the street but…read morethought we'd try something local. So bad.

Back on July 31, 2026, I had been on the road for a while and hadn't eaten breakfast. It was…read morealready past lunch. So what meal is that called in the mid afternoon? Linner? Dupper? Geeze, was I starving. I already had The Annex Bar & Grill bookmarked. You will pass by it from the south if you're headed north going through the small town of Logan, NM. They have a really colorful mineral out front and there's a gas station and a convenience shop connected to it. The temperature outside was close to 100°F and dogs were not allowed inside so I had to leave my Jeep on with the air conditioner full blast while I had it inside to order. I was met by a mostly friendly hostess, but explained I wanted to get takeout so she guided me to the bar. The bartender took my order and encouraged me to buy a drink next-door in the convenience shop as they were larger and much cheaper. She was right. I settled on the Navajo Taco (Fry bread with refried beans, hamburger, lettuce, tomato, shredded cheese, smothered in your choice of sauce - which I went with green sauce = $12.99). I haven't had fried bread since I lived in Colorado and I had a Navajo apartment roommate. This large concoction was absolutely savory, fresh, and hot - and because it didn't have onions, I shared with my dog. She was very happy to do so! We drove down to the lake for a backseat picnic. This place is filled with locals, stopping in at midday on a Friday for a drink and gossip. I'd be interested to have a cocktail and maybe some brisket chili or more fry bread someday. Wide variety of seating arrangements. Very tall ceilings. Outdoor dining available too. So glad my order came out so quickly.

my honest take on this place - the host had a lot of unnecessary attitude. i asked how long the…read morewait is, he said he doesn't know i said, "ok well how many people in front of us" he told me four. like 30 minutes later i went to get an update he said one more table the told me to get out and wait outside??? but then how was i supposed to know when our table was called? smfh. the food was good though, the portions are a little too big in my opinion but it's really good (i recommend the steak fingers). there was live music that was really loud so it was hard to talk to everyone at our table but oh well. the waiter wasn't the best, took a long time to get beers and she wasn't as attentive as she could've been. again this is a great place for food but the service here sucks

Jim McClusky (bunless burger) and salad was delicious. Small…read moretown dinner off the highway. Great service.

A classic sandwich shop. Although they decor is dated, everywhere you sit or walk is very clean,…read moreand the atmosphere is comfortable. I was particularly impressed with the kitchen cleanliness, as I stared behind the counter it was impressive. The grill, the fryer, the cook, stove, and the floor again, all very clean. Our food was delicious. It arrived quickly and exceeded our expectation. Chelsea did an exceptional job of taking care of us, she was attentive and friendly, which made our time there even more enjoyable. I personally enjoyed hearing laughter coming from the kitchen area, the staff seemed to genuinely enjoy being together and at work.... it was odd to see a child brought in through the drive of window, he spent a few minutes saying hi to everyone and then back through the drive up window to be driven away. It was just weird not wrong or unsanitary ..I guess it kind of added to the casual Family atmosphere.

The owner's husband didn't know that the dish he made (the Heart Attack) was actually a dish made…read morefamous in Springfield, IL. Texas Toast with a burger patty, grilled onions, fries, cheese and (here is where it changes) a choice of white gravy, brown gravy, Red Sauce or Green Sauce. Also known as Horseshoes! I chose the red sauce and it was delicious. Perfectly medium Rare. My only complaint was the onions. When I hear "grilled onions" I think soft and caramelized. The onions I recieved didn't even seem to touch the pan. But it was still a delicious dish. The waitress was great! Wonderful sense of humor. Did everything she could to make us feel comfortable and happy. Well done! The diner was just that...a typical Route 66 Roadside Diner ... but elevated. I would definitely go again to try their breakfast and/or dinner. I would recommend this diner to anyone!

Since my dog was waiting in the air-conditioned Jeep, I decided on SideKix on 66 for a takeout…read moredinner. This little diner in Tucumcari, NM has extensive menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The service was very friendly and hospitable... encouraging me to take a seat while I waited back on August 2, 2026. It was one of the waitress's birthday which made me super happy but simultaneously sad because it was also my youngest daughter's birthday - she was in Cali at the time visiting her dad before school started. I DIGRESS... There was a variety of seating arrangements. The chairs had really cool upholstery beckoning to the 50s era in the area. One dish in particular caught my eyes: Southwest chicken fried steak ($19.49). I had it with green sauce. I almost chose Christmas style - red and green sauce. The green beans and mashed potatoes with cream gravy were just fine. So was the roll. The steak was mostly tender, savory, and hearty. I was able to take the sauce and breading off to share with my canine. They also sold souvenirs. They still seem to be recovering from a fire from the previous year especially with their prices - a bit high in my opinion. I'm a fan nonetheless. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 3

Very friendly staff and good options for kids. This is part of a golf course club house but is…read moreopen to the public. Very much a sports bar but calm atmosphere around lunchtime when we ate there. My wife had the chicken citrus salad and really enjoyed that but the breadstick was hard/dry. I had the West Coast sandwich and it was excellent. Side note: As of 09/17/23, do not hit "get directions" on yelp to navigate there. It takes you 10 minutes away on the opposite side of town. Just manually type in the address shown on yelp. The golf course is directly across from the municipal airport, if you want to just find that on maps.

Great sports bar on the golf course, I was served as soon as I sat down, friendly and prompt…read more Italian grilled cheese spicy, cooked to gooey cheesy perfection, I be back soon

Dining here was Recommended by the hotel staff. We were Seated quickly, and staff were attentive…read moreand friendly, Decor gives a very vintage, hometown feel, just like one would have expected traveling Rt 66 "back in the day". Pretty extensive menu, focus on simple, filling and delicious. The chicken fried steak is a huge portion, well seasoned and fried without overcooking, The chopped sirloin was equally delicious. Would highly recommend!

Greeted almost immediately. Seated and received drinks really quickly. Waitress was helpful and…read morefriendly. (LA H sorry she mentioned her name, I don't remember it.) Dan wanted Chicken Fried Chicken Steak with Baked Potato and Onion Rings. A reasonable/ Good amount were served. Waitress verified he wanted White Gravy on the steak. It was really good. I asked about the Shrimp & Fish Tacos and Waitress said, many customers rave about them. I chose the Hatch Green Chile Relleno. This was delicious. Since I eat so small meals, half was left, but with 2.5-3 hr drive home, I chose to say "it was great but time in the car unrefrigerated probably not a good idea." Cute Gift shop and diner. Food was reasonably priced. Nice to be out of the car for a duration on the way back home.

Driving from Phoenix to Omaha and stopped in Logan to get gas. Search on internet steered us to…read moreAndy's which is about 2.5 miles off the highway. Modular type building and seems relatively clean inside. Ordered two cheeseburgers, two hot dogs, and one order of fries. $23.50. Burgers were actually very good. The hot dogs were bland and tasteless. We fed them to the dogs after one bite. One woman took our order which I (the male half) paid for and went to the car to walk the dogs. My wife went in to wait for the food. When it was ready, the other female there tried to charge her again. She wouldn't give my wife the food until she confirmed with the other woman we had paid. Do you really think someone is going to come to a modular building, in a dirt field/parking lot, 2.5 miles off of the highway, to scam you out of $23 in food? Seriously??? The quality of the cheeseburgers made this a 3-star. Otherwise, 2-stars. Still I would recommend you buying some pop tarts at the gas station and save yourself about 40 minutes of travel time.

Robin and the crew do a great job of cooking up a fabulous burger. We love the pizzas and burgers…read morehere. I love the combo cheeseburger with onion rings. Friendly service and nice atmosphere for a small town eatery.

This location has gone downhill badly. Its service and food are mediocre at best. Bills Jumbo…read moreburger used to be a good little resturant, even if the drive through window has needed major repairs for 15 years. The food was better, the people were better, you didn't constantly get ripped off and you got what you orded. I just came from there after ordering a grilled ham and cheese sandwitch (double decker) and what I got was kid sized grilled cheese sandwitch....no ham, no texas toast, no double stack. And now you can't get small breakfast burritos (because their new system doesn't work that way)... This place just lost a long time customer. Enough of those add up and maybe they'll notice.

Tried their Foot Long Chile Cheese Dog; Didn't disappoint!…read moreNext time, I'll have a difficult decision to make; the dog or, my usual, Jumbo Combo w/ jalapeños!

The service here was top-notch and the food was excellent! I love the history of the restaurant,…read morealmost as much as I loved my chicken salad on a croissant. The tater tots were fresh and crispy. My friend had the stacked enchilada with an egg on top... It really looked amazing! Tasted good too. Portions were very large. There is a bar attached to this restaurant but we did not go into it. The decor is lovely and it's very spacious. A lot of men wearing cowboy hats in attendance! Definitely make sure you check out the bathrooms before you leave... Especially the handles on the door stalls. So cool!

I'm sure that I reviewed this place at least once before. Maybe it was under a different name. I do…read moreknow that I didn't leave a three star review. I do't even know how many times I've stopped and eaten here while passing through Dalhart. I do know this... we are RVers and live over 350 miles away but we almost always spend the night in Dalhart because of the XIT grill. In visiting with the server tonight, who was 5 stars, he mentioned that the restaurant was under new ownership or management. I had asked about the bread that they used to serve - and is one of my reasons for stopping - and he said that management had decided to go with bread "buns"it's a roll. It's okay, but not special like the loaves used to be. That change brings one star and might be enough to discourage me from choosing Dalhart as our "layover" point. I had the cowboy sirloin. It had good flavor and was cooked perfectly, but it was as tough and chewy as a leather boot. These items can be fixed. The margins might not be be as high ot the price might need to go up. Your choice, but you just dropped below a great little BBQ spot - and this meal was not worthy of spending the night for and especially not planning a night in Dalhart. That means the place we stay loses, where we buy fuel loses. Where we normally have breakfast loses. Here's an error in many businesses. They gorget to consider fixed costs when trying to raise margins. I know overall margins are small, but margins on food are usually 69% plus. Think about your customer count and see if the changes you've implemented are a feel good improvement or an actual overall improvement. As you do your calculations, include what it costs to retain business because lower quality doesn't really pay off unless you're running a fast food restaurant.