Disclaimer...they specialize in wines and I don't drink alcohol so I can't review that…read more.. Very cozy environment and nice hang out spot. Owners were nice and personable. Have several gluten free options which is great for me. My husband got the green chili cheeseburger and said it was delish. I had the GF pasta and it was very tasty. Simple flavors that really would pair nicely with wine if that's your thing. Try the Caprese salad.. it was my favorite. They also have cute apparel and gifts! The food was pricier then I would have expected which is a reason for lowering the star rating.

Between a rotary club get-together and House District 6 gathering for Jerri Diane Rowe, we arrived…read moreto a local happening of patrons on Election Day. Laura was a one gal show doing it all very pleasantly with a warm smile on her face the entire time. We opted for wine tasting (i.e., 4 pours for $12), and our samplings included: muscat, Vidal Blanc, prickly pear, sangria, Cabernet Sauvignon, and a bourbon barrel aged merlot. They also served local beers on tap, so we tried a pecan and an IPA. We had the chicken pesto sandwich and death by chocolate for dessert. Everything was great.

I cannot recommend this place, except for their speedy refund, after we were unable to confirm our…read morereservation with ANYONE that answered ANY of our phone calls at the site. We had made reservations for 2 nights at El Morro, confirmed by an e-mail, and stating that we would receive an e-mail AND a text with the the code to our cabin several days before our arrival. We received NOTHING!! Attempts to reach anyone that could confirm that we had a place to stay by phone on the day of our arrival were fruitless. It took over an hour to finally receive a call from the owner. By That time we had made other plans, as the drive to El Morro without a confirmation that we had a place to stay was just too big of a risk. El Morro's failure to follow through on our reservation as they said that they would, along with the total inability to contact someone at the site that had a clue as to what was going on caused us to miss spending time with friends that we had not seen in over 30 years. There is nothing that can be done to replace that.....

Great and responsive staff. Poor signal for Verizon, but the WiFi is good. Great views of the area…read more A little hidden gem for tent camping. Clean and well maintained bathrooms. They were able to accommodate me with a late check in on short notice. Highly recommended. The food at the cafe was tasty as well.

There is nothing I can say that will express a wonderful family putting their all into a business…read moreand giving us the quality that had not been found In albuquerque. I have travelled all over the world.And I know quality when I taste it.. Just thinking about their fabulous pastries makes my mouth water.. And I always recommend them to locals as well as tourists... The ingredients are far superior to anything else.I have tasted in this state as far as pastries are concerned.. This family has always been devoted to quality.. If you want to feel like you stepped into a world, pastry delights, you must go to the sawmill market. Crème De la Crème is top shelf....

Great place to stop off of I 40 marketplace offers a variety of merchants, coffee cream deli cream…read moreis excellent place pretty well noted for the area. We're traveling in our travel trailer parked across the street. Plenty of parking.

I had a very bad experience at this location. I was parked at a stall and placed my order, but the…read moreemployee forgot one of the milkshakes. When I gave my debit card, she said it would take a while to process. She later came back and said their system was down. Then the manager came out and asked for the food back, claiming my card was declined. I explained that the employee had already told me their system was down, so that didn't make sense. The situation escalated and the manager even threatened to call the police. At that point, I returned the food and left. I later contacted customer service and filed a complaint. This was very poor customer service and extremely unprofessional. I hope this location improves how they treat customers.

Sonic is the classic drive in for consistently delicious thick, restaurant-style onion rings in the…read morefly. Jayden was a friendly face along my travels bringing my food fast along with a fan favorite - Cherry Limeade sweet/tart FTW!

Met the owner Angela and her son Emilio. Emilio surprised us with a delicious cafe con leche. Lunch…read morewas delicious (I loved the toasted rye bread) and we enjoyed speaking with these two. What a cute place that you wouldn't know is here, inside the Cultural Tourism Center. Yummy! Would love to come back

Happened into this place while visiting family in Arizona, we traveled through Gallup NM and…read morestopped in. Met the owner Angela and her son who made us a great Cafe con Leche and the sandwich I had was delicious. Such a great place to relax and have some good food, the place is in the old train station building and the town's historic district off old Route 66. All the staff we met were polite and will return when we go back through.

Authentic & fusion Filipino. Reasonable prices…read more Go here for no other reason than I ts not tied into the local oligarchy that prevents restaurants from coming to the city because they know beforehand that theu cant keep up with the competition. Drink bar.

I have no idea why this place doesn't have that many reviews, but it's attached to the bubble tea…read moreplace, and is honestly the more interesting option. A Filipino place in the middle of nowhere New Mexico?! I can barely get a good Filipino spot in a city like St. Louis and Gallup, NM has this spot? Anyway, I got here like 20 min before close and they were nearly out of everything. I ended up getting what was left of their pork adobo, a bbq pork skewer, a vegetable egg roll, and an ube hopia. The pork adobo and bbq pork were both made using good chunks of pork with some bits still having the skin and some still having the good marbling of fat. Either way it was delicious and 100% no complaints. The egg roll was a little floppy, but really hit the spot. No one would ever call it gourmet, but it hit the spot like only good "comfort" food would. The hopia was really dry though, I'd pass on that. If you have time, also hit up the Filipino market right next door for some road trip snacks!

Where else can you get good pie and coffee in a 1920ish settlers cabin. Maybe some Green Chile…read moreStew if lucky.

Pie Town Pie was totally worth the trip…read more It was a bit chilly and too windy to sit outside on November 22, 2025, but there was patio dining. Service was a bit slow when we walked in. That all quickly changed soon after we played musical chairs to find a clean table we wanted. Lol. The only other weird thing was, they did not have menus. It was all verbally listed for us. In approximately 15 minutes, our food came out hot and fresh. I had the quiche, which was perfect, but I tried both of my daughters' dishes too. Talk about wholesome, comforting flavor town! Not only that, but they add extra touches to each dish to make them aesthetically pleasing. Our lunch consisted of: Pizza SLAB = $9.95 Pot Pie = $14.95 Quiche Meal = $9.95 Slice of Brookie pie = $7.50 Beverage × 2 = $5.00 ($2.50 ea.) Highly recommend if you get the chance to travel this desolate area of New Mexico. RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 5 | Service: 5 | Ambiance: 4| Price: 4

I have never had such awful service in any establishment. It doesn't matter how good the food is if…read morenearly every employee ignores you, forgets what you ordered, still does not bring all of your order after asking repeatedly, and over charges. This is definitely not worth a stop. We stumbled upon this restaurant while passing through on a road trip. It is out of the way from anywhere and located in the middle of nowhere. If you are not a local, don't bother going.