WOW Café is located inside of the Campus Union Building as part of the Starbucks We Proudly Serve…read moreshop. If you're entering the CUB from the parking lot, it's directly to your left behind all the tables and chairs. While there aren't too many options, WOW does serve up substantial food, especially if you're on the go or want to skip out on eating dining hall food. The prices are fairly decent, and they do offer good combos. They serve a variety of wraps, wings, and salads, but I feel like their wraps are the most popular. I believe this café is part of their larger Wow Café chain located in Texas, so the items at ENMU are more limited. My friend and I ordered the Buffalo and Sonoma Wrap. We both decided to forego the fries and get a drink instead, but I guess the person ringing us up thought that the combination was a much better deal, so ended up charging us for combo meals instead. So the Buffalo has a fried chicken inside of the wrap and the Sonoma has the grilled chicken, but when both orders were ready - they both had piece of fried meat inside of the wrap. We couldn't really tell which was which, so we just chose a box and went with it. I think I did end up eating the Buffalo wrap, which wasn't what I preferred - but it was tasty and definitely combatted my hunger. Bleu cheese dressing, buffalo sauce, and the variety of cheeses inside of that wrap was fulfilling, probably because the fried chicken made it taste so darn good. Fries were tasty as well - thin shoestring fries with a decent amount of flavoring tossed on top. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the fries were a good accompaniment to the wrap. Overall, I'd say this meal was worth the $6-7. I was only able to eat half a wrap, so I got two meals out of this! tl;dr - Credit cards are accepted. Meals can take a little long to cook. Sometimes they call out the order, but if you're a little too far away you might miss it so be sure to pay attention. Food is pretty good for the amount of money you pay. I've heard good things about their wings, but never got a chance to try it.

Excellent breakfast burritos with homemade green chile sauce. Breakfast is rated among the highest…read morein town.

If you find yourself driftin' through Roswell, folks'll point you straight toward Cowboy Cafe like…read moreit's gospel and truth be told, it's earned that reputation. Now I'll say this... I rode in half expectin' a little more alien flair maybe a green fella slingin' hash behind the counter but that ain't the hand they deal. What you do get is a clean joint, friendly service, and a plate that shows up honest and hot. That patty melt? Solid. Crispy, greasy in the right way, and worth the stop. Breakfast holds its own too eggs done right, no nonsense, just good fuel for the road. And for the record, the whole UFO business traces back to the Roswell Incident, which actually went down a ways outside of town but Roswell's been carryin' that legend ever since. End of the day, Cowboy Cafe ain't about gimmicks it's about doin' simple food right. Clean place, good service, strong local backing. Not quite outta this world... but a dependable stop all the same.

Years later and still the same- sweet waitstaff, but food is subpar…read more I asked for a DRY pancake and it came out crispy- and tasted like a funnel cake The egg whites- good- lots of butter again, but I didn't specify anything there. Coffee is always good

I am drinking a perfectly creamy latte paired with a Salted Carmel Pecan Oatmeal cookie. This is a…read morequaint little shop in Fort Sumner, NM. I think it's the only coffee shop in town, other that the gas station. But this place is definitely good. And they have antiques to look at in the back of the shop.

Cute little coffee place. Excellent for those of us too spoiled for gas station coffee pit-stops…read more The barista was very friendly. They offer light fare as well, cookies and muffins and things like that. We passed it at first on account of not being able to find a street address online. It's on 84 across from the windmill place and definitely worth a stop if you're looking for coffee.

Decent breakfast. Substitutions welcomed…read more I loved that chips and salsa were served with breakfast. At no charge. Even though we were from out of town, we were treated like family.

We were driving from Lincoln to Ft Sumner and decided to stop at Terrys for breakfast, and let just…read moresay we are soooo glad we did. The great food, good portions and fantastic staff, we needed a bed vs a long drive but every bit was worth the food coma!!

Even though they were closed when we passed thru, it is still a great place for a photo op…read more They've set up a nice post / stand with a platform to place your mobile phone using a timer. We noticed many people missed the stand behind the sign you can pose on, so be sure to not miss it. I wish they were open, but I feel we still got to experience the midpoint of our Route 66 Chicago to Santa Monica journey.

We weren't looking forward to eating at this place as we thought it probably would be a very…read moretouristy place what often translates into just average eats. But we actually had very delicious 1/3 lb. hamburgers and sweet iced tea here. We arrived about 1 PM on a Wednesday so the lunch rush was starting to taper down. They have your seat yourself and when you're ready to cash out, just head up to the register and they'll take care of you. The burgers were not only delicious, but they were quite large. The pie coming out of the kitchen looked really good. Next visit, we'll split a burger and chips and save room to share a piece of pie. The service was nice and the restrooms were clean. Cute photo ops. This was a nice stop on the way to Santa Fe.

Good food. Great service…read more Every dish I've had was delicious during lunch or dinner! The desserts are always good too!

Our first time to try The Outlaw Cafe. We will definitely go back. Fun ambiance, great food, super…read morefriendly service and live music some nights.