Great coffee - mocha not too sweet. Bagel was tasty with cinnamon butter. Zebediah was friendly and…read morehelpful. Fun vibe.

The little place is right after the light. It's very cute and retro. The owner is very sweet and…read morekind, and takes her time with every customer. I will be coming back again. I think I will try another flavor to enjoy. The owner has a facebook account that she is very active and provides information on specialities. The best way to find out is to see it yourself. You have to make the drive into Cortez. She does have a drive through if you don't like getting out of your car. And she takes credit and cash.

We looked for a lunch spot via Yelp on our way home from Telluride…read more Yelp did it again. Loungin' Lizard will be our go to every time we pass through Cortez in the future. We walked in and were immediately greeted by one of the bartenders and told to sit wherever we liked. We found a nice booth off to the side of the bar area. Our server Patrick stopped by the booth and pointed us to the food menu in the chalkboard. We also had another server but I didn't catch her name. They were both very friendly and attentive. I ordered the special for the day. A green chili Rueben & fries. Wow, this sandwich was so delicious! What a creative combination of flavors. Even the slaw in the Rueben included the green chilis. The fries were hot and crispy. My husband ordered the spicy BBQ pulled pork tacos. He said the tacos were amazing and the flavors were off the charts. They were topped with a slaw and pickles. The side of "tortilla chips" had a dusting of a very flavorful spice. Not sure what it was but very tasty. Looking over the menu, this restaurant has some very creative dishes. We can't wait to stop by again! My husband ordered

This place is bomb. Super friendly servers, great tap list and drink menu, and the food was so…read moretasty. I went with the Southwest Cuban. Portions were generous, pork was delicious, and the mustard cheese sauce was phenomenal. I used the fries to get every last bit. If I didn't live 1000 miles away I could eat here until I tried the entire menu and then do it all over again.

Stopped into Southwest Donuts in Cortez, Colorado this morning. I got the cinnamon sugar cake…read moredonut and didn't really intend to write a review. But with one bite left, I had my husband snap a pic because it was so good I couldn't put it down to take the picture myself! Four hours later my husband said "you must have the sugar from that donut still running through your veins because you won't stop talking about it". So I guess that sums up my review...Delicious!

Yummy donuts and friendly service! I love supporting a small family owned business any day! We will…read moredefinitely be back. :)

The food here was delicious and the portions were huge. Their guac was especially amazing. The…read moreMidori margarita was quite good as well. The servers were very friendly and attentive, and the environment was pretty chill.

Nothing fabulous to inform anyone about. They are VERY expensive for Mexican food inside a rather…read morerun down residential house. The good things were the marinated fajita meat and fresh corn tortillas. Unfortunately the onions and peppers were charred and burnt black which meant the meat was way overcooked The outdoor dining area was nice but it was too cold for our parents so we sat inside. They didn't offer green chile salsa which is what our mom really wanted. Our server Elizabeth was very nice and seemed too busy but was kind to fulfill our repeated requests. Their portions of sour cream and side dishes to accompany the fajitas were skimpy. We had to always ask for more fearing additional charge after charge, but happily that didn't happen. Overall it was okay. I doubt I'd return.

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Great pies... a bit pricey... very yummy!!…read more Would buy pies from here again for special or any occasion!!

They moved spots and it was hard to find at first but SO worth it. The bread and cream sauce and…read morechicken parm are to DIE for. Everything was fantastic. The food actually made me shed a tear because it was so good. Our waitress was so sweet and funny. I wish I got her name to give her props for being so good at her job! Cannot recommend this place more. Will stop here every. single. time. The staff and the food at this esablishment combined with the beautiful sunsets in Cortez make this a 10/10 in my book.

First things first, the salad bar was amazing. So old school, especially post-2020…read more Otherwise, I had to dock a star because the food arrived slowly, and disproportionately to my husband's. He basically waited around because he already finished his food by the time my entrée arrived. However, the vibe was very warm, rustic, and unfussy, and our service was good.

Always good food. I'm a local and we come here often. Food is just better while eating it in the…read morecar.

A classic drive in! You don't see those a lot nowadays - most restaurants that still call…read morethemselves drive in end up being more like a walk in. I personally don't like eating in the car all that much, so we were glad to see that Burger Boy Drive In also had seating along the front. It works exactly the same as driving in - one of the car hops will come out and take the order, and then bring out the food. We dropped in a bit after 6:30 pm and the place was completely packed, with basically all the drive-in stalls taken. We sat down and placed our order at around 6:40 and didn't actually get our food until after the place closed at 7! I was amazed to see customer after customer drive in past closing and unfortunately having to be shooed away. Green Chile Burger, 1/4 oz ($6.29) - This burger starts with a buttered and toasted bun, spread with just a bit of mustard on the bottom, followed by shredded iceberg lettuce, pickles, sliced onion and tomato. Then comes a burger patty cooked smash-ish style - flattened with some nicely caramelized and crisp edges, but not as lacy as I would typically expect. The burger is cooked thoroughly until a bit dry in the center. I thought this burger would be absolutely doused in hatch chile, but it turns out they just spoon a bit on top of the center of the patty. It's slightly spicy and imparts decent flavor, but not as flavorful as I typically associate with green hatch. The chile unfortunately is completely drained and doesn't contribute much moisture, making the burger sadly on the dry side. The dab of mustard on the bottom does not do enough to make up for the overcooked patty. (3/5) Fries, Large ($2.79) - These are the typical commercial crinkle cut fries, fried until nice and crisp on the exterior and leaving a fluffy interior. Not much else to say. Fry sauce can be asked for and it's the standard commercial sauce, which works great as the fries aren't heavily salted. (4/5) Buenos Nachos ($6.29) - Interesting construction, with smashed tortilla chips on the bottom, chili and nacho cheese sauce smothering the smashed chips, an additional layer of whole chips above that, followed by a top layer of lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, and onions. It's a pretty simple dish that works well together. The chili includes beans, but honestly isn't that flavorful though. (3/5) Burrito ($3.89) - I had no idea what to expect when I ordered this. It's basically a cheap frozen burrito that is deep fried. The meat puree inside is almost indistinguishable from textured protein, mixed with beans in a very salty and fatty mixture. The exterior is fried well to a crisp, without any leakage of the filling. (2/5) A lot of the 3 star ratings I give are because of major technical issues in the food. I can say that Burger Boy Drive In isn't really in that category. Instead, my rating is mostly due to food preferences. Hopefully my thoughts don't dissuade anyone from visited. Almost everyone seems to enjoy it, as the restaurant was pretty packed every time I drove past it. Bathrooms - I'm not sure there was one that was accessible for patrons. Maybe behind the building?