No recommendation. Locals seem to enjoy this restaurant…read more I don't want to come across overly critical, so simply put it's a middle of the road maw-and-paw shop restaurant in a tiny town where competition isn't driving the restaurant to the next level. So, they serve basic southern comfort fare and steaks, with acceptable flavor and quality. I ordered the chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. The beans were from a can. The white gravy was runny, like they were trying to stretch it out to last the evening. Nothing was bad, but nothing was great either. So, overall, my "no recommendation" isn't an indictment, it's simply that I'm left with no opinion. I probably won't return to this restaurant.

After a day of driving, I asked the front desk worker at my hotel (see my review of the hotel on my…read moreprofile) for places to eat. The man told me about a place about a block away called Wild Horse, before running into the restroom. I can only assume the reason he went to the restroom was because he consumed Wild Horse more than one time. I walk in and am at first optimistic, as the place seems pretty clean. After sitting down, I settle on a brisket (since this place is technically a steakhouse), mashed potatoes, and green beans. The server, however, was pretty rude when she gave me my menu and took my order. The food was absolutely terrible. The mashed potatoes were watery and tasted like actual crap in the form of a watery substance. The green beans were terrible, too, being soggy and, overall, tasting terrible. And don't even get me started on the brisket, which was undercooked, bland, and barely edible. To be fair, locals seem to like this place, and there aren't too many places to eat in Clayton, but you mean to tell me that this is the best place Clayton has to offer? I know that Clayton's a rural area, so I shouldn't expect anything fancy, but I really just wanted a meal that I wouldn't get food poisoning from. Considering that there aren't too many places to eat, and I still had barely eaten anything, I went to the gas station that was just across the street and got a much better meal. After reading through the other reviews on Wild Horse, I would understand if my meal was just a fluke. Next time, though, I'll just keep driving. It's not a risk I'm even remotely willing to take.

Great coffee on our road trip to CO. We liked it so much, we stopped on the return home. Friendly…read moreservice in an old grain mill. Cool decor. We splurged on a delicious apple fritter. 2 coffees and a pastry were about $14.

Not gonna lie, I was surprised to see Mock's show up on Yelp's list in such a (very) small town. We…read morewere happy to support local and so drove over. Super cute space. Friendly staff and very patient as we checked out the menu and made decisions. We both ordered vanilla lattes with an extra espresso shot. Long drives require proper liquid fueling, lol. No sweetener needed which was a first for me. Nice. Him: ham and cheese sandwich on an English muffin. Me: bacon, egg and cheese biscuit. They made it while we waited. Small town, homemade. It hit the spot and was something you'd find at home. Nothing particularly special but also a great local find, if that makes sense.

A great place to stop on a road trip!! Traveled thru from Colorado Springs to Mississippi and…read morestopped here for late lunch. Service was excellent and food was fresh, hot and delicious!! Very good size portions!! Clean and bright decorated

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

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!

This place is over the top wonderful in every area. I…read moremay get a little wordy, but here goes. The dining room was spacious, every table could be filled, and you'd still be able to walk without asking people to move in. The Bar was equally spacious with plenty of drinking options. We got the deep fried devils egg for the appetizer, these were an amazing combination of texture and flavor. We each got a steak for the main course, both were cooked to perfection and tender beyond anything in our recent memory. The sweet potatoes were so perfectly cooked in seasoned. They were easily consumed using only a fork. We followed up with banana pudding and bread pudding. Both were out of this world. It's unusual to get banana pudding that's made in house and not some flavored glue out of a can. It was topped with whipped cream that actually melted, which told me it was real whipped cream. And it wasn't premade before I ordered because all the vanilla wafers both in it and around, it were crispy and delicious. The bread pudding was equally as delicious. It was dense and sweet and had a nice subtle flavor of bourbon. Even the iced tea was made in house, not from some concentrate or taken out of a soda fountain Our server Parla was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable, she made our evening a wonderful overall experience

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Sierra Grande is the perfect definition of a hole in the wall. From the outside it's modest and…read morehumble -- part restaurant, part gas station, part gift shop -- but inside it's pure soul food. You can literally fuel up your stomach, your tank, and grab a little gift for the road. The menu has a bit of everything: burgers, burritos, enchiladas, carne asada, even breakfast. True to New Mexico style, almost everything can be smothered in red or green chile (and you absolutely should not skip it). Hands down, one of the best green chiles I've ever had in my life was here. I came in for a quick bite while passing through, hoping for a smothered burger (sadly they weren't making one that morning), but I went with Dino's Breakfast instead -- bacon and extra green chile on top. Total flavor bomb. Soul-pleasing doesn't even begin to describe it. When I walked in, the place was quiet. By the time I left, it was filling up with guests, and it's easy to see why. Sierra Grande is not to be underestimated, and it's now officially on my "must visit" list every time I come through.

Not the friendliest place in dalhart, tx! Staff is stingy with condiments and with coffee refills…read more Food takes forever to come out and doesn't come out together. The food is alright, nothing special. My wife's order was wrong but oh well. The place itself is cool located off the runway at the airport. This place is just ok. For a restaurant that isn't very busy, you would think that the food would be out fairly quick and done somewhat together so everybody can eat at the same time. It would also be nice to have white staff that didn't whisper to you and could crack a smile.

Haven't eaten at the Red Baron in a couple of years.. I was told that the restaurant was under new…read moreownership or management not sure which one so we decided to give it a try.. the breakfast was very good !!! We had the skillet breakfast with green chili gravy absolutely delicious... the place was spotless and server was very good and attentive.. we will be going back

Bob & Earl's in Trinidad is one of those classic local spots that feels like it's been part of the…read morecommunity forever. The atmosphere has that old-school diner vibe -- simple, comfortable, and very hometown. The food was solid and portions were generous. You're not going there for fancy plating -- you're going for hearty, stick-to-your-ribs meals that hit the spot. We had a hearty breakfast in pictures above - Service was friendly and familiar, which is what you expect in a small-town staple. Like any busy local diner, timing can vary depending on the rush, but overall it's a dependable stop if you're in Trinidad and looking for a no-frills meal with a local feel. Would definitely stop in again.

Food and service was great. Nothing better than subbing across a hole in the wall and enjoying…read moreevery bite.