In addition to the beautiful surroundings, we stayed here. The room is clean, roomy, up to date,…read morequiet and working a/c. We will stay again during future travels

Nice spot for steaks and beer in the middle of nowhere. It's a little pricey but steaks were…read morecooked right and tasty. I will go back.

Awesome, artsy patio restaurant with not-boring food and great service…read more Expected a greasy spoon and was delighted. Whole area is worth a stop. And if you do, eat here.

Great food and friendly, efficient staff in a fun rustic outdoor setting. Would definitely returnread more

This restaurant is NOT closed. We ate there May 18th, 2023…read more Been a while--decades--since I've had a Navajo Taco. Been jonesing hard since missing out on a taco truck at Four Corners back in 2015. Living on the east coast, I don't have a lot of Navajo Taco options. My husband and son? Had never had a Navajo Taco. This was the best introduction for them! The service here was terrific. The young man who seated and served us was great! Personable, funny, cool tats, really made the meal shine. The tacos were spectacular, perfect, with the fry bread done just right. The sweet potato fries were also spot-on, as was the coffee. The decor was rustic, fun, with old tools, a collection of beer cans and bottles, and comfy seating. I do have one regret, though. The cook came out to chat, and he told us about his band playing at a local venue, invited us to come hang. Sadly, we were on our way out of town. Can't remember the name of his band so I can share with friends who live in that area and would love to go see them play. I can almost remember it--Thunder in the Valley? Thunder on the Mountain? There were posters around the area, wish I'd taken a pic. Anyway, the restaurant is right next to the inn, which was clean, spacious, and didn't have a lick of internet. Which was kind of cool, actually. The river is right there, and, overall, this was a really terrific meal and I wish I could let the folks who made it that way know.

THEY NO LONGER SERVE ALCOHOL. This fact is NOT reflected on their website. Burger and fries were…read moresimple and adequate. Atmosphere is diner cozy. Service is fine. I was disappointed that I didn't get to sit with a burger and beer, but that's life on the road.

Small town business at its best. Modest decor but wonderful service and food. Go for the chili…read moreburger!

Amazing food in a relaxing diner atmosphere. Service is fast and friendly and prices are very…read morereasonable.

One of the few dinner options in the area and an excellent choice…read more INTERIOR/AMBIANCE: We arrived soon after opening and were seated quickly. There are a moderate number of seats available, but the restaurant filled up quickly. Clean interior, basic decor. FOOD: Very limited menu, no alcohol. We ordered the ravioli and sage chicken. The ravioli was delicious with a nice cream sauce, we enjoyed the addition of the sun dried tomatoes. The chicken was also delicious, stuffed with a mixture which included sage to impart more sage flavor. The chicken dish was accompanied by a generous scoop of flavored rice and Brussels sprouts cooked with dried cranberries. OVERALL: We were very pleased with the meal and full afterwards. Service was good. Overall solid meal!

We celebrated our 10th anniversary at Duke's and what an excellent choice! The service was…read moreexcellent and the food was incredibly delicious and artful. We had the crabmeat "boats" for an appetizer, which was a halved avocado (2 boats - one per half) overflowing with the crabmeat and jicama shreds, flavored with mango sauce, cayenne, and paprika. It was superb!!! My husband had their signature burger, which also had a delicious array of seasonings and mango sauce on a pretzel roll. I had their salmon, which was a generous slab of salmon accompanied by asparagus and roasted cauliflower (I opted to switch the potatoes for cauliflower). Honestly, this was a special meal for us and Duke's made it an excellent evening.

It says steak house, but inside feels more like cafe. We had burgers. They were wonderful and…read morepriced right. The staff was very nice.

Its just a over prices diner. Its not what I call a steak house at all. Service was ok. Order…read moretaken, food server bill delivered. Food is over price and can be eaten. I wouldn't go back

The only restaurant in town. Most tables have Great views of the valley. Everything is on fry…read morebread or Navajo tortilla (which is just a grilled fry bread) instead of buns. The raz sauce is just thousand island. The raz bah was huge but mostly because of the bread. I chose roast beef option and it was ok. The fry bread desert for $12 was ok as well. Nothing wow. But not bad. Great views though Went for breakfast next day and posted the menu. Chicken fried steak was pretty good.

A Navajo Nation restaurant on the site of Gouldings RV Park and Lodge. The inside is diner like…read moreambiance with stairs to enter and to access different area of the dining rooms. Did not really see a handy capped access entrance. It was about 70 percent full but service was still very good. We had the Navajo Fry Bread and the Strawberry Chicken Pecan Salad. Staff was very friendly and courteous. Portion size was huge. The fry bread was sort of like a pizza, covered with chili, meat, beans, lettuce, onion, and cheese. Also came with pico and sour cream on a huge piece of Indian fry bread. Delicious and way too much for one person. I addition to the fry bread we added the salad and sweet potato fries. Total for two entrees, two drinks, and one additional side was just north of $50 for two people. Definitely a very unique experience, with different tasting and flavored food except the salad was pretty much what you would expect to get back home. However, the Indian fry bread was really delicious.

We're here for a marathon which was also to pick up all the gear and bibs. Afterward we took a…read morelittle stroll to check out the gift shop which was very cute. Loads of amazing American indian artifacts, gifts, pottery, jewelry and so much more. Hence we noticed the restaurant. It's towards the end of it. I think there's also an entrance from the hotel, which is part of it. We walked in to check out the menu and decided to try it out. Checked in with the hostess and added our name to the waitlist. It was about 20-25 minutes. It was fine, more time to browse the store. There's also an area that you could wait outside with a view of the mountains and plains but it was dark and pitch black. Once we were buzzed and seated. The table already had a carafe of iced water on it. All the tables did. Menu wise, limited but some nice dishes. Don't know if it changes seasonal or it's the same menu. Food wise, went with the Arizona fried chicken. Three pieces tossed in a southwestern batter and deep fried. Served with jalapeños slices. Also a choice of fries, mash potatoes or white rice and seasoned veggies which was corn. And a piece of grilled Arizona bread which is similar to pita bread. Chicken was quite nice and juicy. Batter was good, not too much of it and a nice crunch. It was quite nice. Also had a bowl of soup which was like chicken tortillas without tortilla chips. That was quite nice as well. And an order of the chili beans con carne. A southwestern favorite which was a bowl of chili with shredded cheese and onions and served a side. The beef was flavorful and very hearty. Food was good, service was great. All the staff were very friendly. We asked about breakfast but it's only served for hotel guest. As well as meals after 7pm. Also, they don't have alcohol. Non alcoholic, yes.

Despite being the only choice for dining when staying at The View hotel, it wasn't too bad. I had…read moretheir "chili beans con carne" entree, also known as simply "chili" back east, and it was good. The mix of meat to beans was generous and it tasted like the chili my mom used to make. My taste has moved on since that time, however, and I've had better, more flavorful bowls through the years. My wife's tacos were "standard lunchroom fare" she could have made at home. Still, the food was filling and the service was good. The view during dinner was amazing and served to distract us from the less-than-stellar meal. I recommend it for the view.

Great place to eat breakfast or brunch, just off the highway at the north end of Bluff. Check the…read morehours and days open before you plan on it. FOOD: Excellent. The four of us all had different things, and nobody had any complaints. My breakfast burrito was a little unconventional (a green chili sauce and a spicy gravy on the side) but very, very good. SERVICE: Okay, friendly, maybe a little inexperienced. Also waited a long time to have the check-and-card picked up (ended up going to the front counter). AMBIANCE: It's a cafe. The windows overlook a big dirt parking lot. The place was clean and tidy, though, and I was looking for a good breakfast, not a luxurious setting. NET-NET: I would go back any time I was passing through. Our friends recommended it, and I will, too.

I had breakfast and lunch here three days in a row, it's so good. Navajo taco with carnitas. Blue…read morecorn pancakes. Green chili chicken soup. EGGS ATSIDI- Tender Navajo frybread, seasoned local Anasazi beans, Pork Carnitas, two eggs-any style, crowned with Green Chili Hollandaise sauce. Excellent!! I'll be back, every time I'm in town.

Brooke runs this place and is really friendly and helpful. And the view is amazing! The RV park is…read moreon the San Juan River and has full hook up, and a wide selection of beer. Conveniently located next to a boat ramp for rafting trips, and across the road from a nice, big 7-Eleven. What more can we ask for?

This was the only place open that we could find. It was sketchy walking in and finding a couple of…read moreguys in an area of unused refrigerator doors. It has an abandoned look. Nathan a Native American man with charming manner offered a Frybread Taco with Anasazi beans and a modest amount of steak. The frybread was huge and different as it was a blue cornmeal, flour and some ash, it had good flavor with a hardy chew. Our pic was taken by Nathan as he presented his dish. Charming, right?!? The beans were plentiful with a garnish of fresh lettuce and tomatoes. It was tasty but could have used some heat, no hot sauce available. Don't get excited by the sign, they do not have anything but Navajo tacos and water. No menu! We left happy to have filled our stomachs and had an interesting experience. For the record, this is RV park.