This a small but delightful restaurant. The menu is limited but well chosen. Sunday night my wife…read moreand I shared a veggie, and a meat pizza. Really good. Tonight I ordered the Cowboy Reuben and my wife ordered the salad. My sandwich was delicious and I got some of the generous salad which included local goat cheese. The lady who prepared tonight's food was delightful and personal. The lady who served us last night also obviously cared about giving us a nice experience. And they succeeded!

CLOSED due to pandemic. WAS inside the La Quinta, but front desk staff said they could no longer…read moreserve.

A total surprise in Trinidad which I always wanted to visit. Been through on the Amtrak many times…read morePretty large mountain town with a lot to do and an art scene and what pops up is the Italian deli! Been around about 30 years and from what I learned Trinidad and surrounding farms have a good sized Italian population. Not surprised. Had a nice conversation with the owner and her daughter about their Chicago relatives they barely know snd those I know with the same surname Monteleone. As for the good it was good. I'm spoiled and used to neighborhood homemade and other specialities in Chicago so I'm picky but I have to say the special SW Hatch Chili Italian sausage patty sandwich was right on time and pretty large. It's a nice take on their SW New Mexico heritage. Their owner was nice to. A sweeter but spicy sauce. A great contrast. They have all the standard neighborhood imported specialties for sale. Saw a few return tourists drop in while bead there. On a side note, if you're in Trinidad looking fir breakfast you best get in any place that might be open before 11am or you got nothing coming. These folks stop the eggs and bacon on the dot! I missed out at three places before I fortunately made it into Monteleone's deli for a bite. I'm still stuffed at 830 pm. I will be in Trinidad again and will stop in.

Good selection for such a small town…read more This deli has a lot of the items you may not see in a bigger city deli. It is full of locally produced meats and cheeses that you would find in specialty stores. I purchased some of the spicy peperoni and mixed olives. Sandwiches are good too. Unfortunately, the fresh goat cheese was not in season, but they have quite the selection. A bit pricy, however, this is a small operation and they different economies of scale than the big players. When in town, I will always buy my deli products here.

My friend and I were in town for a few days and wanted to try a local spot for food. When asking…read morearound several people recommended this spot. I can see why they did. We were greeted by a very friendly hostess, seated immediately and didn't have to wait long before the server was helping us. I ordered the ribs and turkey, both were great. I don't remember what my buddy ordered, but know he ate it very quickly. If you're in the area I definitely recommend this bbq spot. Food was amazing, service was on point, and everyone was friendly.

Friendly servers despite being very busy. Food was in general good (some of our party said 5 star…read morewhile another said 3, the other two said 4 star). Neat old building.

Very attractive kitchen staff 5 stars on the eyes. Wasn't able to buy the cook so we settled for a…read morehourly rental.

Almack's was one of the highlights of our road trip between Texas and Denver. We stopped there on…read morethe way up and again on the way home, and both experiences were excellent. The food was fantastic, the staff was friendly, and the atmosphere has a really cool, welcoming vibe. On our first visit, we ate inside and it was the perfect place to relax, recharge, and enjoy a great meal before getting back on the road. On our return trip, we ordered online for pickup, and the process was incredibly easy and convenient. The food was ready when promised and was just as good as our first visit. My daughter isn't usually a big burger fan, but she absolutely loved their smash burger. I tried two different egg sandwiches on our visits, and both were outstanding. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Almack's has officially become a regular stop for our family whenever we're traveling through Colorado. If you're passing through Trinidad, do yourself a favor and stop in--you won't regret it!

Charming and comfortable! Perfect travel stop for us through Main Street in Trinidad! Dog friendly…read morewith the outdoor seating. Loved the fresh greens with the vinaigrette! Sandwiches were pleasant. Was around $33 for two sandwich meals and two drinks! Friendly service! Clean inside!

What a cute little gem in the heart of Trinidad, CO. We stopped in last weekend on our drive home…read morefrom Albuquerque. The vibe is good; I loved the charming little chandeliers over the booths. The lady running the front was helpful and pleasant. We got a glass of wine and a beer, both were enjoyable. The food was clearly made with super fresh and tasty ingredients. I ordered the Old Country salad. It was incredible. The roasted tomato puree on the salad was so tasty, I could have had an entire bowl of just that. There were lots of yummy toppings and I devoured it. My husband had a cold sandwich called The Miner. He said it was the best thing he'd eaten all weekend (on our trip). The ONLY thing about this place that is a tiny bit off ... it's a cash only establishment. Luckily we had some cash, I often do not. Apparently there is an ATM nearby.

We love finding and visiting the spots like this. We were not disappointed!…read moreThe young lady who was behind the counter was a sweetheart. We had the turkey, bacon, avocado sub on the garlic oregano bread, and it did not disappoint.

Stopped here on a long drive to TX and were greeted by the most friendly staff. Everyone was…read moreinviting and so kind. Many different options for subs here with something for everyone. The smell when you walk in is amazing! Definitely recommend if you need a little pick me up on a long drive or just if you're craving some good subs with friendly folk.

This place is very nice. The service is great. The food fresh cooked. Farm to restaurant beef…read more Great char broiled burger! We really enjoyed eating here

I am giving this one star because we walked in and sit down at a table and the waitress just…read moreignored us We sit there for at least 30 minutes and she still ignored us. I am from Texas and I have never been treated this way in the town before and I don't plan on trying to eat here again.

We stopped at this cute little Food Court in Trinidad, CO while en route to Denver. It was the…read moreperfect little stop with many shops there. There had a Noodle Place, Mexican Restaurant, a Bar, and an Italian Restaurant. We decided on Grill 14 which was modern American Food. We ordered at the counter and they brought it out to us at one of the many seating areas. We got an Italian Salad, Sweet Potato Fries, and a Philly Cheesesteak. It was a cute little place that I would recommend stopping at if you are on the road.

They let us sit there by the register for a good 5 minutes on a Saturday, at 7:45pm and then told…read moreus they were closed. Yelp shows they were open til 10:00.

Been here several times. The out of towners that are blasting it and small town life can just move…read moreon. Before you whine and cry, I lived in Wichita for most of my life. And SLU.... don't even get me started. Plenty of Netflix documentaries about people there. Whistle Stop is actually a pretty decent sandwich shop that doesn't rape you like Subway. Last time I ate at SW it was like, $20 for a sandwich and a drink. Should have just went to a sit down for the at much. At Whistle Stop, my meal hits around $12. Never had a problem with the amount of meat on the sandwich. Veggies are all fresh and not "over ripe". Sandwich Artists have all been friendly and offer home town suggestions. And what is Wichita talking about, "man with an accent"?!? Are you racist or something? What a asinine thing to say about someone else.

I would encourage everyone to steer clear of this place. I am local and most local people don't go…read morethere. My first experience was a cashier on the phone talking about if I heard her right she said the pump was spitting. I got my ice and left. second was I encountered some elderly gentleman hanging around. with nothing to do. I loved his accent must of been a foreign person. there is tables but it's a gas station with no room aisles of gas station crap. this place is garbage if you like the place you can have it. I guess with the sandwich shop it is not a corporate store must be a franchise owned by some Saudi or business man from Pueblo.