A GREAT PLACE TO STOP - located right next to US 191, with a big free parking lot right in front…read more This is a hidden gem - cute little store where you can find so many interesting items - from Arizona-themed artisan souvenirs, art & decor, to locally-made cosmetics, salsas, jams and freshly baked goodies. Definitely a great place to stop and stretch when driving by. You can get a nice cold can of craft soda and maybe you'll be lucky to snag a freshly baked cinnamon roll or other treat. They also carry sourdough loaves - you'll be glad you grabbed one when dinner time comes!

The food is so good. They have the best purple coleslaw, veggie melt, and shakes. The employees…read moreare so nice. They are accommodating to food allergies (some places say they are, but you can tell it's an issue), and I had no allergic reaction after eating my food. It's just a tiny little place in a beautiful little town, but it's perfect.

The drive to Mogollon is incredibly scenic. The twisty one-lane road lifts into the mountains…read morebefore settling into the main street sitting in a deep canyon. My internet connection gave out but, with such beauty around me, I didn't care. Mogollon is often described as a ghost town. That's not a fair description. First, I wouldn't describe Mogollon as even a town. It's very small. Second, there are a few inhabitants so the main street is quite a cozy thoroughfare. I can imagine sitting in a chair for hours in this canyon setting. There's a museum, an inn, an eclectic store selling a mix of t-shirts, art, geodes, etc., and there's The Purple Onion. All may be closed depending on the day and the season. Fortunately, The Purple Onion was open. It seems to be known for its lunch fare of burgers and such but I settled for a breakfast of scrambled eggs, toast, hash browns, coffee, and a milkshake. The food was okay but the coffee and milkshake were both very good. If you're on the main highway and you see the sign pointing to Mogollon, take it. Even if the businesses are closed that day, the drive there and back is worth it. If The Purple Onion is open, get a milkshake. You won't be disappointed.

We had a wonderful experience at Cowboy Coffee! I had the cinnamon roll latte with almond milk and…read moreit was great! Not too sweet! My husband had the cactus kicker with Red Bull and it was refreshing. The gentleman making the drink was friendly and our drinks came out fast. There is a lot of seating around the stand for sitting and hanging out. This is a great place to stop in before or after spending time at Catwalk Recreation Area! Worth the stop! He said they also own a little shop in the town of Mogollon with his wife - we stopped there too and I had a chai latte that was good! Check them out :-)

WOW! We were pleasantly surprised by our lunch at Prod-O Brewery & Distillery! We were visiting my…read moresister in Quemado and she mentioned she had been wanting to try Prod-O. Her expectations (and ours) were not very high as it is hard to find truly good dining in Catron County. Boy were we wrong! The place has a great vibe with fun decor, plenty of seating, pool tables, etc. We were warmly welcomed by our server, who turned out to be one of the owners. She had an impressive knowledge of their products and shared a bit of history as well. Prod-O proudly offers craft brews and spirits from New Mexico, including their own brews and whiskey. We tried the Prad-O brews, Elfego and Eagle Peak. Both got a thumbs-up from our party. Unfortunately, we did not get to taste their in-house whiskey as it sells out faster than they can distill it. Guess that means another visit! The food did not disappoint as we enjoyed the quesadillas, pretzel with beer cheese, breadsticks, and salad, all freshly made in the kitchen by Jody, who also makes a KILLER salsa! Their desserts sounded fantastic, but our bellies were full...next time! Prod-O Brewery & Distillery was a highlight of our visit and we are excited to come again next time we are in New Mexico!

Let me start off with we were starving and didn't even know a place that was open around in…read morereserve. This place not only was amazing but also the perfect place to stop for a drink and get something to eat. The pizza was amazing, the staff was awesome, and the entire place was just so comfortable to be in. Everyone there was so welcoming and nice, I can't imagine finding a better place to go even just to hang around with some of the local, weather playing a game of pool, talking at the bar, or sitting at one of their tables that are indoors and outdoors if you need to step out. I don't think I could recommend this place more and that next time we're in town I hope we'll stop by again because it's just one of those places that once you find it, you know you're going to love it

I had high hopes but sadly Uncle Bill's was not the rural dive bar of my dreams. I am sure many…read morepeople enjoy this place and I really wanted to. The ambiance was spot on and the signage around the bar is hilarious. The energy within the bar fell flat it was very hot inside and there was no music which left me to, feel like leaving. The bartender did try to tell a few jokes but I dunno it just felt so awkward in there. Side note if your order a mix drink ask for extra ice. I swear we only got like 5 maybe 6 ice cubes each and they melted quickly in the heat.

At Uncle Bill Bar, the service is colder than the beer. Hospitality doesn't live here, but…read morehostility is always on tap.

A lucky find, Alma Grill. Recommended by our hotel and it hit the mark…read more Four of us for lunch on a Saturday. We ordered two Combination plates, a three beef tacos and a Derald Burger Salad. All the food was excellent! Great prices, great service and a comfortable setting. A very nice surprise for a remote section of New Mexico.

This grill is a very unexpected gem on a beautiful drive through rugged country. Right off the…read moreroad, plenty of tables, clean and friendly fast service. We stopped for lunch and the young servers suggested biscuits and gravy when we asked. Pops had Mann Biscuits and Gravy. It was real sausage gravy, just like mom used to make. Just the perfect amount with hash browns and eggs. I had the half order ham omelette with hash browns and toast that came with delicious apple jelly. We loved it all!

This a great little store! They have about anything you really need. It's also great to be…read moresupporting local businesses. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

My daughter loves this place for the ice cream. We visit every time we are in town…read more Store is clean. Service always friendly. Good place for local souvenirs.