When you're in Historic Downtown Gallup, best place for lunch? Camille's! Located near City Hall,…read morethe cafe uses fresh food to create great sandwiches! Best tuna sandwich I've ever had!

Everything about this place was average. We got food to go, so it was not hot. However, it was just…read moreall average, even taking into account. The fact that we weren't able to eat it straight out of the kitchen. Staff was polite. There was nothing particularly egregious or outstanding.

We stopped here on our way from Santa Fe to Sedona. We are on a road trip, and I was sick of fast…read morefood already. We took a chance on the good reviews. This place honestly seems so unassuming from the outside and the town it's in. Upon entering, we met the friendliest lady working there. Even the patrons were friendly. The sandwiches were excellent and so filling we made two meals of them! The apple fritter is as big as your head and every bit as delicious. The kids loved the donuts. When people say "hidden gem" nowadays, it usually isn't hidden but some viral thing, but this is a true hidden gem!

Gallup, NM I drove 4…read moremiles out of the way while traveling to come to get a doughnut. I love that at 7:30 in the evening, they are open and still making fresh donuts. I got a double chocolate and a chocolate white cake with sprinkles. The donuts were light and airy. Good flavor. A little greasy tasting. But overall a doughnut that if passing through, I would stop by and get again.

Well deserved 5 stars for the food! Everything fresh and tasty. Staff was friendly and attentive…read more I had the Vegetarian Plate with 3 felafel, 2 grape leaves, hummus and baba ganoush. Everything was delicious. My friend had a schwarma sandwich in pita, which she enjoyed. For dessert, the baklava was not homemade but they had 2 kinds of imported, and we tried both. They were tasty, though not crispy. The Turkish coffee was strong snd hot, not too spiced. Definitely eat here if local, and skip the chains!

Gallop New Mexico…read more Thank you for being so friendly! Right when we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted by a very friendly girl behind the counter. She asked if we would like to eat in or takeout. We chose to eat in. We were told to seat ourselves and then she brought us some silverware, rolled in a paper napkin and some water. The restaurant is clean, other than the floors that could use a good mop. The majority of the restaurant are booths with a few tables and chairs centered in the middle. I ordered the lentil soup with pita, and my husband ordered the chicken Shawarma sandwich. The lentil soup came out right away with a large pita. The lentil soup was hot in temperature butt did not have much flavor. It wasn't bad it just could use a bit more spice. I also prefer my lentil soup to have a bit more texture. The lentils seem to be more of a purée. The pita was extremely disappointing. It was more like a soft hardtack. Very dry. Very thin. No flavor. My husbands sandwich was fine. The chicken had good flavor, as did the sauce. But again the complaint is the pita. Too dry and flavorless. The french fries were slightly undercooked but had good flavor. Aria was our waitress. Very sweet and kind. She made our experience here. The service is quick and efficient. The food is appropriately sized. Overall, I would give this place 10 stars for Service of all their employees. I would give six stars for the soup. I would give Six stars for the sandwich and fries. And the pita bread gets a one. I hope they can find a new recipe for the pita and the overall stars would be much higher.

While driving from Chicago to Santa Monica on Route 66, I had consumed 3 days worth of lousy…read morehotel/truck stop coffee when I stumbled upon the Gallup Coffee Company. They recommended the perfect iced coffee drink and I am not sure I have ever enjoyed a cup of coffee more. So good!

Stopped in here on my way to California. Almost $18 for two tiny sandwiches is Ludacris…read more Bread fell apart the egg tasted generic . Will not be back again almost $18 for two tiny egg LittleLil sandwiches is crazy.

Food was great. We had the club sandwich and a burger...both were delicious. Service was good…read more There was a little wait but they seat you as fast as they can. It was a cute little side of the road diner.

(Closed) I was looking at places to eat for my husband who was driving through town for work. He…read morewanted something to eat that was not Mexican food or fast food. I found this little diner and it had great reviews but when he showed up, he says it looks like it had been closed for a long time - maybe a year. Luckily I was able to direct him to a diner down the street that was open. When I looked online, it appeared to be open with reviews from people within the last few months. But when I looked at the reviews "not recommended", I saw that a few people had the same issue. Not sure if it's permanently closed or if they are no longer open on Saturdays.

Not worth it anymore. They close too early and not what this place used to be. Better off traveling…read morea few more miles down the road on 66 to WEST END DELI!

The donuts are great, get there early for the apple fritters.Breakfast burritos are ok, but small…read morein size for me.

The food was awesome! I had the stuffed sopapilla with ground beef. My wife had a stuffed beef and…read moremy wife had a stuffed sopapilla with Carne adovada and we loved our lunch! Perla was our server and she was fantastic! The ambience of an old dinner is cool and relaxing. That's the place to stop and eat on a trip!

Really delicious breakfast spot on historic Route 66, a fast and easy to access spot when traveling…read morewest! I loved their huge portions and fast service. Our waitress was so kind, well really everyone in the restaurant was awesome! We will definitely be back!

I always stop here on my way through Gallup. The portions are good food is good and service is…read moreawesome. Good variety of New Mexico Mexican food and American choices.

Just okay. We stopped here while on our Route 66 trip because it had an overall 4 star review…read morerate. I had the southwest philly cheese steak sandwich and fries. The fries were good but the meat on the sandwich was overcooked and super chewy but dry. My sidekick had the fish and fries and some kind of soup. The fish pieces were a generous portion with light breading. It was a quick stop and the staff was friendly so that was a bright spot. The decor had that fun old school diner/cafe vibe one would expect out on The Mother Road.

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.

On a Route 66 road trip we stopped in to Jerry's. It's a small cafe filled with friendly locals…read moreand travelers and wonderful staff. Had to try some of their basics. I had a cheese enchilada, refried beans & rice. Had a side of chips & salsa. Husband had Jerry's open-faced burger with red and green chili. Both meals came with sopapillas. Everything was fabulous! Such a great way to get what felt like a true picture of Gallup, NM.

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