Food cooked to order and rushed to the table, right off the grill! Real food. Real ingredients! No…read morepowdered eggs, or square hash browns. Staff is welcoming and super friendly. This is what a great cafe should be. You don't come here for ambience. You come for real home cooking!

Customer service was exceptional, ensuring we had everything we needed and refill on coffee. Many…read morelocals were there to enjoy the food and appeared to be repeat customers. Pleasant environment, I especially loved the decor on the walls. The food was delicious, I had a chorizo breakfast burrito stuffed with has browns and scrambled with eggs. The burrito was smothered with my choice of green chile sauce, not spicy, however it was delicious. The whole beans served were flavorful. The other plate was the huevos rancheros with red sauce that was amazingly delicious, the kind of sauce you can eat Camarones (shrimp) à la Diabla, and the spice was just right! Coffee was delicious, not too strong or watered down, just right! I would come back to this place if I wasn't just passing thru.

THIS IS THE BREAKFAST SPOT! Just shut up and eat here…read more When my family walked in we were the only white people, which I took as a sign we were in the right place, this is where locals eat. The portions are huge, the food is tasty, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and if all else fails, there's a list of table manners painted on the wall. It's kid-friendly too. A free refill on hot chocolate? Say less! I'm not sure when I'll be back in Gallup, but when I am, I will absolutely be coming back for breakfast.

Great food. Excellent staff. Totally worth stopping by on a roadtrip. First time there I had a…read morebreakfast burrito smothered in green chile. Too large to finish. Something I rarely say. Second time I had the carne adovado, that was truly amazing. Probably the best I've ever had and I've lived in Arizona and Texas for the last 40 years

Homemade food, just like Grandma used to make…read more Interesting reading while you wait for your food, signs cover the walls, some funny, some philosophy. Enjoy.

The service is friendly, prompt, & caring. The dining area has a wonderful selection of signs that…read morecould take you an entire day plus to read. They are so fitting for this environment. The seating isn't all worn & grungy. Yet clean, inviting, up to date. The food is PLENTIFUL for the price. I personally LOVE the 12", thick pancakes. I order a breakfast plate with them & have the waitress out all but the pancakes to go. I have never been able to eat the entire meal in one sitting. My husband loves the breakfast burrito. Don't know how, he usually eats an entire one in one sitting. Wish we had more funding to eat there more often.

St Johns is a very small, quaint town in eastern Arizona along Route 180. Most of the local…read morerestaurants and shops, including Village Cafe, are located right along the main road through town. After a long drive, the breakfast food here was an absolute hit. It was delicious, comforting, and exactly what we needed. Would highly recommend stopping by if you're passing through town!

This place is delicious! We ordered the Dutch bunny which was tasty, but the real star was the…read moreGerman pancake. It's more like a thick crepe texture and comes served in a skillet. It was so good I will be back just to have it again! We also ordered crispy bacon and breakfast potatoes, both of which were delicious. The ambiance is very small town yet clean and upscale. Nothing old and dusty, no sticky countertops and no dirty floors. This place is memorable and we will be back!

Food was good. Service was good. Big menu with a lot of choices. Waitress was friendly and smiledread more

Was excited to try this place with all the 5 star reviews…read more Unfortunately it fell short with us. The waffle was so tough I could hardly cut it with a knife. They used frozen blueberries which I don't like, hard to find the lemon curd, the amount was so small. Hubby had biscuits and gravy, the biscuit was hard and stale. Service was good, and food came out fast. Food was just mediocre. With so many choices for breakfast, probably won't be back.

Great hometown diner with the typical foods and drinks. Recommended to us by another (former)…read morelocal, we decided to go for dinner. Lots of seating and a very welcoming environment. We ordered at the counter and food was brought to our table. They brought fries for the kids meal instead of a fruit cup but quickly and graciously brought it out with a sincere apology. It was one of the best burgers I have had and all three types of fries were the perfect crispness and taste. Will definitely be recommending this anytime someone heads up to Show Low!

"Persnikkity's Food Offers a Lot: Hits the Hungry Spot"…read more Walking into Persnikkity in Show Low (which I have done many times from their old location to their new one), you immediately feel like you've stumbled onto something the town's been keeping to itself. The place has that lived-in charm where locals know each other's orders, and the staff treats you like you're part of the club from minute one. I've made the Asian chicken wrap and twisted beef Philly my reliable go-tos--they nail that balance of fresh and hearty that keeps pulling me back. The morning totchos are a brilliant mess of everything breakfast should be, the chicken and waffle hits that sweet-savory note without trying too hard, and even their bagel with salmon comes out like they actually care about it. The vanilla matcha bubble tea deserves its own mention because it tastes like someone put thought into it rather than just dumping powder into a cup. Service here makes the food taste even better--attentive without hovering, friendly without being fake. The vibe is casual enough that you can show up in whatever you're wearing, but the food quality makes it clear they're taking things seriously where it counts. It's the kind of spot where you find yourself coming back not just for one signature dish, but because the whole experience just works.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Wow! We stop here 2x every year on our trip from the Midwest to the West Coast and back again…read more The food is real, generous portions, and oh so good. You'll bring a box out with extra food and still be full. And you will look forward to the left overs too! Great staff always friendly and smiling, and the ambiance is small town cafe cool! We'll be back!

We were looking for lunch after hiking at Petrified Forest National Park and found this diner on…read moreYelp. We arrived around 1:30 on Memorial Day, and there was a sign on the door that food would arrive 20-30 minutes after ordering. That should have been our clue to look elsewhere. Though we were seated right away, it took awhile to even order our food. I didn't time how long it took to make our food, but it was probably in the estimated range. We ordered the corn appetizer hoping they could deliver that before the entrees, but no luck. The sandwiches and fries were ok, but nothing special. The dip was a little runny and the chips were kind of stale. And they serve Pepsi products so we got water. The place was decorated with a bunch of American items. Not sure if that's a regular thing or if it was for the holiday.

I was driving home to Phoenix One glowing N.M. dawn…read moreMy tummy growled I looked on Yelp* Gabby's jumped to screen. Tucked away near downtown Grants Former Tiendita front I saw that it's now Gabby's Caf Breakfast was my want. River Park across the street early in the day had geese and ducks and walking dogs they wanted me to stay. Gabby's called I could not wait and so I walked away. "Your early sir." said smiling Tam, "The cook is on his way." "Restroom please." "It's down the hall and to the left. waiting for your stay." Music Country, art the same - it's rural N.M. here my friend, horses, cows and lambs. Star of The West brought the list. She shined her light, she spoke her words she made my morning bright. What rhymes with Huevos Rancheros? Farmer Brothers coffee and a tall cold glass of H2O. The beans were swell, the eggs were fine, green chile sauce was gentle on my mind. And into prose I wind. Gabby's Cafe is the in-town Mom of Gabby's Diner in Milan. You can get dinner there if you're on time. Gabby's Cafe has a marvelous pine floor, callung out for Saturday night music and dancing.

I love small town cafes! Cozy and nicely decorated - clearly an older building not too far from…read moreRte. 66. What I loved was the service. I didn't get her name, but she was just the nicest person ever! The reviews raved about the burgers so we decided to try them. My husband had the double cheeseburger, and I tried the Bourbon Feta and grilled onion burger. First, they used quality beef, hand-formed snd smashed, so I love the texture of the patties and the way they were cooked. Buns were buttered and toasted on the grill lightly. Fries were decent. The only downside was that I could not taste the bourbon on my burger, but the feta and onions were on point. We also tried the strawberry lemonade - perfect - not too sweet. It was nice to watch the service team interact, and how they hustled. They do a lively to-go business as well. Great place to stay.

Good sized restaurant with very friendly servers. Told it was best place in town. Found the food…read moredisappointing though. Everything was bland. Salsa tacos beans chicken strips

This is the only restaurant in the Springerville/Eagar area that I would eat at. It's bar food…read more The turkey melt & fries are tasty. As you enter the large double doors the restaurant is to the left and bar on the right. Inside the bar are large booths and a wrap bar with sports on their tv. Service was quick and staff is friendly.

So much food! Every local we spoke to, even hotel staff said…read moreto go to Jerry's for breakfast. The service was outstanding and the restaurant was eclectic and old but very clean. I asked the waitress which was smaller the sopaipilla or the breakfast burrito? She said the sopaipilla. Holy moly. It was stuffed with thick bacon, hash browns, eggs and smothered in red and green salsa (they call it Christmas salsa). I ended up opening it and eating the inside because it was seriously enough for 2 people. Hubs had the Eye Opener. Two eggs, Christmas salsa, hash browns and bean, served with sopaipilla. He barely finished. The coffee was so good! Best place for breakfast in Gallup.

Of course I found it through my fellow yelpers…read more I was looking for fry bread and this place popped up Decided to come because it has good reviews. Saw a guy eating a sopapilla outside said it was good and there were several people outside waiting so we were like ok it's gonna be good. Ordered the Sopapilia covered in red sauce because it was a popular choice. Sadly, I was disappointed. I think it would have been good by itself no sauce. Just a sopapilla by itself. In sauce was too much. The red sauce did not taste homemade. If it is I'm sorry but it just wasn't my cup of tea. The kids drummettes were fried and tasty. Other than that it was just another diner. We did meet others who said they frequent but knowing true Mexican food, it's a no go for me. Service was ok. Ambiance Diner feel. We met a guy who said there was a cafe town the road that he preferred I don't remember the name but at least I know I'm not the only one who did not enjoy it. He was also from Cali so there you go. Sorry to disappoint. Good luck finding good eats. SYOY