We walked over to Katy's on Sunday from our hotel. We had a delicious menudo breakfast with bread…read moreand melon water. We shared a Sonoran style hotdog, which was really good. Katy has been there for 12 years and Rico is her nephew hat helps her out. You definitely have to stop by if you want some delicious Mexican food when you're in Wilcox.

Sonoran loaded hotdog is awesome! I love how they grill the bun. Perfect bun to stuff ratio. The…read moreladies working were super sweet too!

The birria taco was fabulous, with the consommé. The asada was good too, but the birria was better…read more Good salsas too. Very happy to support small local businesses. A special treat was watching flocks of sandhill cranes flying overhead and making their distinctive calls.

I ordered 2 carne asada tacos and 1 quesabirra and i took a bite of a birria taco. I would…read moredefinitely come back soon to eat just birria tacos it's located in a cute area

On a westward family journey we pulled off the road in Lordsberg, New Mexico. On first glance there…read morewas not much to this little burg that time and progress forgot. On closer examination, not unlike panning for gold a nugget appears out of the slag. The Shack! In the New Mexican desert operating out of the carcass of an old filling station. A nondescript food truck that serves up the best steak sandwiches outside Philly. Affordable and huge portions. A family run business with undeniably amazing service. The steak sandwiches with perfect seasoning and pepper balance. Cheese (american or provolone)and mayo mixed in not layered. Also a must is the green Chile cheese fries. Fried golden and blanketed in cheese dappled in hatch chilies. Despite it's outward appearance and questionable locale a must! So if ever crossing the south west in a Hunter S Thompson fever dream STOP HERE!

If sitting in comfort in a proper restaurant is what you like this is not the place for you…read more First, this is a defunct car workshop turned smoke shop that serves food. It has a food truck parked outside but it's not operational. The food comes out of the smoke shack. It's weird but cute all at the same time. There are 2 tables outside where cats would've been worked on, between the smoke shop and food truck. The menu is small, which is nice and appropriate since its main business seems to be smokes. The food is fresh, cooked to order.

Super nice people in a door little spot. McDonald's right across the street for your other road…read moretrip needs.

The town of Lordsburg was a planned pit stop on our road trip for gas. I looked around to see if…read morethere was anything worthwhile or places to eat, somehow, Dimension coffee was a place that was on the map so I added it to our itinerary. I did not realize upon further inspection that it's quite literally a truck, which is cool, but also meant we wouldn't be taking much of a break from driving while we went here. Nor would there be a bathroom during our visit, McDonald's is across the way if you need to use the bathroom. Also, they are only opened from 8am-12pm CST, we were coming from AZ which is mountain timezone and we almost didn't make it here on time because of the one hour time difference. There's not a particular parking lot to come here given that it's a truck, but we pulled up on the side of the road and walked over. We ordered an iced dirty chai and an iced vanilla chai, which were both super good! The pricing is very affordable and it tasted great. Be sure to stop by and support this local business

Oh my God, I just tried calling them to book an event and they were so freaking rude. It was…read moreunbelievable and they hung up on me, won't be using them.

I am all about supporting local businesses. We tried this food truck today and ordered the coleslaw…read moredog, chili dog, and cherry shaved ice. The coleslaw had the right spices and texture - it was amazing. The chili was overpowered with beans, but it tasted great. However, I was a bit disappointed with the quality of the hot dogs - to me it looks like you can buy them at Fry's for $1.99 a pack. The shaved ice saved the day! Hence the 4 stars. My daughter said the flavor tasted like Hawaiian punch. Would I try anything else on their menu next time? SHO NUFF!

I stopped by with my coworker while on a work trip today and found this barbecue place on yelp…read more From the outside it looked really cool, and even smelled great. We were pretty excited as we walked in. The atmosphere inside was cool, I really thought it was a cool touch with the old train car that you sit in. The service was fine, it was a little odd with the robotic delivery thing that brought the food to the table along with the waitress. Where I really can't give a good rating is the food. I ordered the brisket plate, a coworker ordered the chicken. The first red flag was that it took only about 2 minutes from the time we put our order in until the food showed up at the table. I don't think I've ever seen food come out of any restaurant so fast, unless it was a fast food place. I was so focused on the wrinkled, withered half chicken on my coworkers plate that I didn't really even pay attention to my brisket. The chicken looked like it had been overcooked for way too long, and then had probably sat underneath the heat lamp for quite a bit longer. Watching him try to cut through the skin with a steak knife would have been really funny, except we were both pretty hungry. When I got to my brisket, there were several good size slices of meat. There was a smoke ring evident on the top of the meat, but none on the bottom. My guess is that it had probably been smoked on a flat pan or something else that kept smoke off. The overall smoke flavor was fairly weak, nowhere near what I expected for a brisket. The worst part however, was that I needed a steak knife also to cut into my brisket. It was tough and dry. My best guess, based on the texture and a weird aftertaste, is that it had been smoked, sliced and frozen, and was then reheated in a microwave (if you've ever nuked a steak, you know how it makes the meat taste). The coleslaw and beans served as sides were alright, though the beans were over salted. Overall, this was a disappointment for food. Neither my coworker or myself were able to eat more than half of the meal, and I would not recommend it to anyone expecting good BBQ.

Andy prepared an amazing lunch for my family and I last minute and really came through. The meat…read morewas so tender and juicy and the beans and mashed potatoes where mouthwatering good! Thanks Andy for the delicious meal

We drove all the way from Bisbee to Douglas just for this food truck. It is amazing! The food is…read moreprepared when you order it. It's fresh, quick and delicious. There are picnic tables in Castro Park where you can enjoy your meal. I highly recommend this!

Two words- REAL avocado. If you've been to other restaurants in the rural desert SW in the past…read morefive years or so, you know why I started with that seemingly simple statement. My husband and I tried this taco cart (a distinctive black food truck located on the D Ave side of Castro Park between 9th and 10th Streets) for the first time today. It was easily the best food we've had in Douglas, and we were blown away! So fresh and generous with both the meat and the toppings. The owner's salsa is also top notch, spicy but very edible even in quantity. The pricing was very good, particularly including all the fresh tomato and avocado slices. We tried two types of tacos, the tostada, and this fantastic loaded type of quesadilla. It was like a quesadilla on steroids (it was more like the type I make at home, packed full of meat and vegetables). My hisband also had yummy curly fries. The cook gave excellent service and he helped us pick a couple dishes when he saw we were new. The ingredients are in Spanish, so this was very helpful. The lettuce and other veggies were very fresh and had no taste of cleaners or disinfectant (like soap, etc) that we have run into at other Douglas restaurants. That comment may sound strange, but we've encountered it more than once at other establishments. We are looking forward to trying everything on the menu! This taco cart would be a hit in any city. If you are used to the desert SW customer ratings, you may have noticed a lot of people rate VERY generously. I think it's the lack of options, sort of rating-by-comparison, "grading on a curve" effect. This taco cart is a real 5 star, an LA or Seattle 5-star.

We really want to love Isabella's since we come to Willcox every year for the wine festival, but…read morethis visit was disappointing. The restaurant seems very understaffed, which led to long wait times throughout our experience. We sat at the bar in the middle of the restaurant, but there was no bartender. Drinks had to be made by a waitress, and she would leave again right after, so service felt very inconsistent. There was also no hostess, which added to the confusion when arriving. We noticed another guest across from us who also wasn't being attended to, and the waitress apologized to him as well, mentioning there was no bartender available to cover the bar area. We understand places can get busy during festival weekends, but better staffing or support would really improve the experience. Hoping to see improvements next time because we'd truly love to make this one of our go-to spots in Willcox.

Who would have thought I would find the best Fajitas in Wilcox!!!!! They taste even better than…read morethey look and the look BOMB!! The salsa bar as a matter of fact the whole bar was on point! Thank you Isabel for a great lunch and a true gem in the desert We loved it and will be back!!

I was in Duncan AZ covering a high school baseball game. I…read morevisited the Ranch House Restaurant before and after the game. The salad bar was small but fresh and crisp. I had a salad for lunch and was satisfied. For dinner I went with the Taco Monday special and was pleasantly surprised. I had three different kind of tacos (chicken, shredded beef & ground beef) on both flour and corn tortillas. All their food was outstanding. The deserts are all homemade and so much better than almost all other places I've ordered dessert. What a treat for the locals to have such a great place to eat. The service is also very good and friendly. Hopefully I can get back to Duncan soon to eat there again.

The Ranch House is a pretty average stop on Highway 70. But for a town of about 600 people, it's…read moreimpressive to find food this decent. The omelets are the highlight of the menu, fluffy eggs replete with whatever meats or veggies you choose! But the biscuits with optional sausage gravy aren't to be ignored. The hash browns are less than stellar, but they'll do. And the staff is very friendly!