This place is such er Pearl everyone gotta try. The food is great and the service is even better…read more We came in on a hot day and waited 5 minutes to get a table. Our server was so sweet and very interested in where we came from(from Denmark) The portion of the food was very big and none of us were able to finish.

I stopped in here to try it out, not many good options in Shiprock. I needed to get some work done…read moreon my laptop while I waited for food, but my laptop batter was dying. The manager would not let me charge it. Like, I can't just plug it in somewhere for 10 minutes? It sucks here, the way people treat each other, can't even help someone out with such a simple request. What is wrong with this world? We used to be community. My family is from Two Grey Hills, I'm a tribal member. This is why people move away and never come back. I didn't get to try the food.

I was wanting just a great hamburger, no other things with it, just hamburger with fries. Well, i…read moregot it here at Rocket and that was AWESOME!!! The hamburger had awesome flavor, fresh onions, lettuce, pickles, tomatoes. Fries were prepared great!! The service was excellent. The server did great, checked up on us, refilled our drinks, got the order correct. Interacted with us and other customers. The place was just perfect, not loud or too quiet. Just was great!! Yes I would recommend this place for a great hamburger!!!!!

What's up peoples, been a minute. Stopped by this place on my way to the Navajo Nation, it was a…read morecold January so had to order something to warm me up. Check it out. Green Chile Stew - Cuts of Stewed Beef, Carrots, Potatoes, Celery and some Hot Green Chile served with a side of Tortillas. I thought it was delicious! Didn't care too much for the tortillas, might opt for the sopapillas next time but the stew was great. Definitely recommend if you can handle the spicyness. Combo Platter - Choice of three, had the Tamale, Relleno and Enchilada, Xmas style (red and green Chile) served with a side of Rice and Beans. Thought it was okay, stew was definitely better. Also had the Chips and Salsa to start, was good but the salsa could have been spicier. Our server was great, very nice and gave some good recommendations. Was very quiet so the atmosphere was good, also have a bar next door. It was my first time here but definitely recommend the stew, have to try more of the menu next time. But give it a go.

Whoo HOO is right! This is what you want in a nice resturaunt in the old part of town. Classic…read morecooking in a clean modern setting with excellent wait staff and super friendly people. Just a quick side note, if you want to learn how to cook they do have a way that you can learn and then eat what you make during lunch, not sure of details but I am sure if you call they can help. This place does speak a little bit more english than rest of Termoli but again a little language of the locals will help. Back to the food, again just nothing that you can order here will be wrong the one highlight is the Soupa Pesce which is translated to fish soup. I actually did not order this but a table next to us did and were so nice they had extra made and poured for us. Simple yes taste unbelievable! So many layers but so light, I wish I could have this every time I get sick back home as it would instantly make me feel better. I do not know if the place had a michelin star but I know it was recommended.

We stopped here on our drive through town. The place is on transition from this pub to becoming a…read moresteakhouse, so the ambiance is a little lacking, but the service was nice and the food was good. I had the Chicken green enchiladas and my husband had fajitas. Both were pretty tasty and well cooked.

Made room for our last minute large group. Server was super friendly and accommodating. Food was…read morevaried and creative. We went specifically for fish and chips and weren't disappointed. Stuffed peppers were awesome. Beer selection was sufficient and the server was knowledgeable about the offerings.

When you're in Historic Downtown Gallup, best place for lunch? Camille's! Located near City Hall,…read morethe cafe uses fresh food to create great sandwiches! Best tuna sandwich I've ever had!

The food is not bad, but do not go here if you're in a hurry, they seem to always be understaffed…read moreand people are just moseying around taking their time, taking 30 orders before starting to work on one. I always end up waiting longer than I expect- Even just for drinks, minimum wait is 10 minutes!

NOISY, at least where I was put. Right by the kitchen. I could have asked to be moved, but I was…read moreenjoying the Mexican music blaring where the cooks were. I figured if they're happy back there then I shouldn't worry about what comes out. I wasn't greeted with chips and salsa which was a surprise, seeing how it's a staple at every Mexican restaurant I've ever been to. So that was a bummer. You would think that nice salty chips and spicy salsa would pair well with a cold beer. It would make you thirsty for another thus adding to their bottom line. It's probably for the best after that salty mess last night at the Garage restaurant in Oklahoma. I still feel like Lot's wife after she looked back at Sodom and Gomorrah. My bubbly server took my order of a beer and a Mexicali hamburger steak (closest thing to meatloaf that I could get). It came to my table piping hot. My steak was covered in chopped green chilis, and was extremely delicious. The beans and rice were standard, so no woop there. Panz Alegra was pretty busy on this Saturday night. You can sit in the bar area, or the regular restaurant. The bar was a hoppin', while where I was seated was pretty tame. Unless you consider the exuberant busboy dancing his way to tables entertaining. He made me a bit nervous. The guy was one misstep away from adding more dishes to my table than I was comfortable with. Ricky Martin he was not. You can't go wrong with Panz. You can get better, but who wants to drive all the way to Las Cruces. Quick Tip: This place boasts American-Mexican-Italian food on its menu. Interesting. I never would have thought that American food would find its way on the menu. Oh, from the outside, the restaurant looks abandoned. One of many relics you can find along Route 66. But don't be deterred. There's people inside, dancing and otherwise.

Panz Alegra was a fun experience. I didnt know what to expect going in, they apparently have a bar…read moreand a restaurant area. I was in the restaurant side. The service was ok, good in terms of attentiveness, they were swamped and there was a wait to get in anways. Food came out pretty slow but then I am not sure if they are usually completely full. The Chile Releno was reallly good and had a lot of flavor to it. The tacos were pretty basic and the rice was good. My meal came with a large folded flour tortilla with a butter pad that confused me. The menu was expansive and some of the burgers that passed by me looked really good. They touted a sign that said an best authentic mexican food award, but really its tex-mex. Ill go again for sure try more and update.

Pizza was good. They charge $0.99 for their red pepper shakers. No free red pepper pouches.$12 Bbq…read morechicken wings were not fully cooked. There was blood next to the bone and it was just warm. I took my wings order back to the register and told them it was not done. And they gave me back the same wings just baked like 5 minutes longer. Don't order wings. Just order the pizza. We waited 1 hour before we got our small pizza and wings. No waiters came to ask if everything is okay. So we sat there waiting when we were getting our food. This should take 45 min max.

Food was good but it could be better. First couple of years Pizza 9 was open the food was…read moredelicious, now food has changed and tastes bland. This place charges to get red peppers with your order, charges for everything that is supposed to be complimentary to costumers. I would rather go to Pizza Edge, is way better.