Daphne was our wonderful server, the food was excellent we had the turkey melt and patty melt…read more with onion rings and by far the best cheese curds we have had in a very long time. The Red Door Amber beer was extremely tasty! Passing through from Albuquerque to Corpus Christi! I would definitely recommend! Live music an a bowling alley attached what more could you ask for! Met a local named Jack and he was such a wonderful person. Absolutely loved conversing with him! Sorry I don't have take pictures of food! Trust me it was great! Thanks for making it this location such a pleasant stop! Happy Birthday to Daphne tomorrow! 6/27

Well... when it's the only game in town.... *yeah Clovis is a smaaaaalll town. We were looking…read morefor a brewery after our visit to the zoo. The brewery is located in a bowling alley. The bar itself is small, but clean. Best part about the place was the bartender. She was friendly and attentive. Food was ok. We had some fried pickles and mozzarella sticks... typical bar food. Not a bad experience, but again, there's not much in Clovis.

Stopped by here while passing through town. They have a very good beer list. Usually I drink…read moreporters but there's was bourbon aged and I didn't want to be completely kicked for the night, so I went with other choices. All very good. Staff behind the bar was very friendly and efficient. There quiz games on the TVs and other things to keep a solo traveler like myself occupied. I had the grilled chicken wrap with ranch and the potato wedges, all very good. Decent crowd for a Friday night. I look forward to stopping here again the next time I'm in town.

Yelp says they allow dogs. They do not. We're on a road trip with our dog hoping to stop for a bite…read moreand a beer.

Amazing food and service. A truly hidden gem in the town of Clovis. Well done all around.read more

This was maybe the third time I've eaten at the Rails, and none of them have been "Fine Dining"…read moreexperiences (contrary to what they might label themselves as on Google). The Rails is Fine Dining if you've never been past the Curry County line. I ordered the "Fettuccine Michaelangelo with Ribeye Bolognese;" my wife ordered the Blackened Salmon. I put my dish in quotes because, while the name might inspire a sense of grandeur, what the "Fettucine Michaelangelo" actually constitutes is about 3/4 of a pound of Barilla pasta (prepared fresh in-house, out of the box) and maybe 2 ounces of regular ground beef with a few decorative varnishes. Really, it was just beef stroganoff, and not even very good beef stroganoff (certainly not $30). I've had better in the DFAC at Camp Lemonnier. My wife's salmon was fine, nothing to write home about. The doctored up mashed potatoes were a little bland and definitely didn't taste prepared in-house. To sum up the totality of my experiences of the food there...I don't think they make 80% of their menu in-house, which is pretty damning for a restaurant that has the entirety of Clovis convinced its an upscale experience. Most of their menu tastes like it came on a truck from a shipping facility in Albuquerque that isn't even on par with what Darden restaurants order in bulk. That being said, the food isn't completely terrible and inedible. It's just absolutely not worth what they're charging for it, and it's either dishonest or ignorant to pretend it's fancier than it actually is. It's a 3 star hotel restaurant wearing a 4.5 star veneer. It's lipstick on a pig. It's the Key and Peele skit where Jordan Peele wears a tuxedo to enjoy the hotel's Continental Breakfast, and treats it like a special occasion. Food aside, the service is pretty average to below average. Other reviews highlight the service, so maybe my experiences have been one-offs, but given the trend of restaurant service in Clovis, in general, I'm reticent to discount them. Our waitress was nice enough, but she was unable to answer even basic questions (like which salad dressing she recommended). She did let us know the dressings aren't made in-house (another tell). I've worked as a prep cook in a local restaurant that branded itself on par with Chilis and Applebees, and I had to make their (wider selection of) dressings from actual ingredients every day. Most of the servers *might* be qualified to be front of house at a Cracker Barrel in any other city not isolated from the rest of civilization by 100 miles, but "upscale" waitstaff they are not. So is the story of most restaurants here. It is what it is. Overall, pretty mid experience. The atmosphere and concept are nice, but they're nothing more than a nice coat of paint that only serves to convince those who have never actually been to an upscale restaurant. Expect to spend a minimum of $100-$150 for boxed pasta, Choice steak, and Sysco™ Thousand Island from a frozen plastic bag. Save that money for gas and go somewhere nicer in Lubbock. They have trains there, too.

NEGATIVE 5 REVIEW! Went during the Clovis Xmas light parade . Sat there for over an hr and a half,…read morehalf way thru they finally gave us a menu and asked us what we wanted for drinks. Not asking for ID'S. They gave us samples.. ordered chips and salsa and a pizza. Didnt even get the chips as appetizers. Another group came in after us and got served right away with their wine literally seconds after entering the establishment (I've got photos). We waited way over an hr. MInd u they had a minor the age between 8 to 10 years old walking around . I heard our waitress, and who Sat us, telling her to go around to tables to ask what people wanted to drink or eat. Being a child. Last year we got served by the same girl for FOOD and ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. This visit our server didn't even care we were there. Only worried about the kids she was tending to outside the establishment while the parade was going on. Idk if its her nieces or nephews, or even her children. But this the last time I eat there. And management/employees was being rude to the african american man working the til behind the counter, being as nice as he could! Said other costumers who had also left after us due to the poor services at ROOSEVELT BREWERY COMPANY IN CLOVIS NM.

From the owner: Visit our new Clovis taproom, located at 515 N Main St., where you can purchase our quality brews,…read moreNew Mexico wines, ciders, and seltzer’s. More coming soon! Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 12pm - 8pm Real Craft, Rooted in Tradition, Reaching Furthur Cheers! See you at the pub!

What a horrendous establishment. If I could leave zero stars, I would…read more Not only were they beyond health code with having such a filthy kitchen and bathroom but the insect issue I saw while in the ladies room was completely unacceptable. I don't know who owns or runs this establishment but you definitely need to make changes in so called management. The supposed manager "Valerie" as they stated not only assaulted me but threw a drink on my dress and failed to allow me to exit the building. Apparently leaving a bad google review makes you the bad person. Get your stuff together we won't leave a bad review lol.

Great food, great prices, and genuinely friendly service. Everything came out fresh and flavorful,…read moreand the staff made us feel really welcome. Happy we found this place and will definitely be back next time we're in the area

What a great clean place.. we had fun watching the World Cup... food was great and Yani was a great…read moreserver

We came in and no server or hostess approached us. We were on a road trip and it was one of the…read moreonly places open and we waited at the front for 12 minutes. No one came so I placed an order online for take out. 20 mins later I picked up the food from the shelf and opened it to find half-seasoned wings and some terrible looking fries. The fries were inedible. Dry, stale-flavored, and rubbery. The lemon pepper seasoning was in a pile on the side of the box and the chicken was overcooked and bland. The buffalo chicken was alright, but they were dry and overcooked.

Absolutely amazing service and food all of the employees were so nice and hospitable! I love the…read moreway the place looks, it's so beautifu!

Came here for a drink and dinner with my husband and they would not take a state issued id off of…read moreApple wallet which is state issued for my husband. Bad business! Service was ok but we won't be coming back to this location in Clovis NM

This is where you end up eating on Cinco de Mayo when you roll into a small town after 9pm. So…read morebummed because there are some good Mexican restaurants in town. Bellied up to the bar with all locals present. Always fun to hear the convos. Bartender was great, hence a four star instead of three. Chicken sandwich was actually piping hot, huge, and tasty. Hats off. Fries were standard. Bartender was MIA for about five minutes but when she returned, she had my meal. She said she has to stand there and pressure the cooks to move faster or I would have been waiting much longer. Too funny. Dirty silverware is a big turnoff but luckily my meal didn't require it.

I ordered the chicken wonton tacos. Without coleslaw but with extra dipping sauce. Well the…read morebrilliant chef decided to pour all of the dipping sauce on top of the wonton. Well needles to say it was a soggy mess. How stupid can you be. OK a dipping sauce is on the side so I can dip when I want. If they cant figure that out should they be cooking at all for you.​

Salty Mermaid Cajun Seafood Boil is located inside Red Arrow Entertainment in Clovis, NM…read more Before Adam F.'s etouffee complaint on 10.26.2025, we saw raving reviews on Yelp and Google. Our lunch visit was on 10.12.2025. My daughters gravitated towards the mermaid photos hanging above each booth. There was a fake aquarium at the bar. Still, it was mesmerizing to watch. I made my girls get on the shark with the saddle. Good solid embarrassing core memory for the pre-teens. Lol. Our waitress was very kind and attentive. She was quite honest when she said she would prefer another employee to make my margarita. + Salty Mermaid margarita ($9) - I liked it! + Yard Bird ($13.99) - my oldest requested the chipotle aioli sauce on the side, but she ended up enjoying this chicken sandwich + Fish Tacos ($12.99) - I wasn't crazy about the slightly over-fried fish. The batter was a bit like that I would use for catfish. Hefty portion of fish, though. And I hated the Tropical Coleslaw (with pineapple added). I love pineapple. Love coleslaw, but not mixed and not their recipe. Something wasn't right. + Shrimp Scampi ($19.99) - I wish I had ordered this because my youngest allowed me to try a bite. Simple yet satisfying. She never received her side order of fries and we kept forgetting to ask about it then she didn't want them anymore. This is a fun place. I would be back... order a drink. Figure out the best item on the menu.

We had a great experience at The Salty Mermaid. I ordered the seafood boil with sausage and…read moremussels. There was a small mix up and I accidentally got crawfish instead, which we were told was due to a new kitchen staff member, but it was handled just fine and didn't take away from the experience. My boyfriend had a couple hiccups with his meal as well, but everything was smoothed out and he ended up happy. Huge shoutout to Kaislynn, she was amazing. She surprised him with his favorite cake, which completely made his night and meant a lot to us. The food was good, the prices were very reasonable, and the service really stood out. We'll definitely be back.

Stopped here with my family on a roadtrip. Food was amazing, service was great, and the prices were…read morevery reasonable. I would go back again in a heartbeat!

Friendly local Tex-Mex restaurant off the beaten path in Clovis New Mexico. Stopped by for lunch on…read moremy way back home. Friendly welcoming staff. Nicely decorated and spacious restaurant with plenty of tables and booths. The food was a little disappointment. My pastor tacos were dry and difficult to eat my experience with Pastor tacos in the past has been very juicy and full of flavor that was not the case today at this restaurant. My dining companion had an enchilada plate and said it was average and not much flavor Super friendly folks and average food. I visited with a friend who lives in Clovis and he raved about the food, so I may have just made a poor selection. He raved about the.Bierra de Chivo and the torta ahogada - so I may have to come back next time I'm in the area and try those dishes because there are so many favorable reviews.