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.

We were served undercooked pizza--twice--and it completely ruined our dinner…read more On the very first bite, I could feel that the dough was sticky and raw. When I checked the pizza, it was clearly undercooked, so we sent it back. We expected it to come back properly cooked, but unfortunately that wasn't the case. When the pizza was brought out the second time, it was still doughy and undercooked. I took photos of it, and they show multiple different slices--all of which had the same raw, gummy texture across the entire slice. This was not just one bad piece. Because of this, we didn't even get a chance to actually eat the pizza. That was our dinner, and we ended up leaving without being able to eat it. What made the situation worse was how it was handled. The manager insisted it was "ranch sauce" and claimed the pizza was cooked thoroughly, which is simply not accurate based on both the texture and appearance. I was also told I was the only person to complain, as if that somehow made the issue invalid. Regardless, we were served undercooked food--twice. They offered a $5 discount on a $21 pizza that we couldn't even eat, which did not feel like a fair resolution. Very disappointing experience overall--not just because of the food, but because the issue was dismissed instead of taken seriously.

We came here on Thursday night after a crazy wind and rain storm. This is a fun and casual Italian…read morerestaurant that was just a few miles from our Best Western hotel. They were busy when we arrived at 7pm, but had one booth available. Juan was our server and he was very friendly and gave us his recommendations. We ordered a side of meatballs (yum), chicken scaloppini, and the vodka pasta with pizza sausage. We enjoyed all of the dishes. We really liked the pizza bread that was served with red sauce for dipping. We'll definitely try a calzone or pizza next time. And we will request Juan E be our server.

We stopped in here since we were next door and liked the low key vibe. You pick one of 22 flavors…read moreof jerky in dollar amounts (unless they are out of a flavor). I asked if I could try some to know which we liked and she said we could try a couple. I would have rated them higher if they would have let us try more first. We ended up buying garlic, lemon pepper, chili lemon pepper, 6 pepper & red hot. He liked the garlic, chili lemon pepper & 6 pepper. I liked the chili lemon pepper.

There is no doubt in my mind that this is the best beef jerky in the continental United States…read more Upon entering the shop, you may be slowly surprised at the odor--but do not fret for what lies ahead is the culinary experience previously only available to mountain men who killed and dried their own buffalo. The jerky comes in many different varieties, however the teriyaki tops the chart. It's sweet and tangy and everything one could ever want in a hunk of dried meat. Please, I beg of you, visit this jerky shop.

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.

We visit Gallup at least once a year to see good friends and family, and this time we stumbled upon…read morePho W Me when the restaurant next door happened to be closed. I guess it was meant to be! Being from Vietnam, I'm extremely picky about where I eat Vietnamese food, and I'm happy to say we really enjoyed our meals here. We order Grilled chicken w rice and egg, vermicelli noodles with grilled pork w eggroll. Our son ordered the Phở Bò Viên (Vietnamese noodle soup with meatballs), and the broth was flavorful and comforting. We've already been back twice during our visit, and it's so nice to see that many Gallup locals are enjoying Vietnamese cuisine too! Thank you to the polite and welcoming staff, and especially the owner for bringing a taste of Vietnamese cuisine to Gallup. We're already looking forward to coming back and trying your upcoming Bánh Mì (Vietnamese sandwich) spot next visit.

After hiking at El Morro, we were arriving into Gallup late on a Sunday night and were scrambling…read moreto find places still open. We found this restaurant on Yelp and ordered ahead since they closed at 5. Our order was not ready at the requested time, so we had to wait for them to finish it up. When the worker handed it to us, I asked if utensils were in the bags and he assured me they were. They were not. It makes it very difficult to eat pho in particular without the right utensils. We ordered: - Spam Musubi: not sure why they put the sauce on the side. The point of this dish is that the spam is cooked in the teriyaki sauce. - Spring rolls: these were very good. Probably the best thing we ordered. - Fried egg roll: also very good. Really liked the dipping sauce - Fried rice with spam: the spam was not cooked into the rice. It was thrown on the rice and was super dry, almost like they had deep fried it. The rice overall also had a weird flavor. - Pho with brisket: broth had a different flavor than we're used to, but it was flavorful. Veggies were fresh. - Honey soy butter chicken with rice: I didn't taste the honey or the soy, but it had good flavor. It was pretty greasy though. - Boba: Taro and milk tea were both pretty watered down and boba didn't have any flavor. They have a large seating area and had country music playing.

I visited the food garage a few times. The men who work are friendly and on time. The time I…read morevisited there were two women, the front cashier was rude, short tempered and nasty. Food is ok. Food server had no gloves, hair net. The rear door was open and I may have seen rodents.

Scott's food stand is the perfect place if you are looking for authentic, delicious, inauthentic…read moretraditional Navajo (Dinè) food! I was greeted by warm and welcoming customer service & ordered an amazing Navajo Taco with green chili on top! This meal hit my soul! Having lived on the Navajo Nation, it brought me back to the delicious homemade food that the elders would make during sacred ceremonies. I would definitely return to try more! Cheers to good eats!

Stopped in for lunch. Had the club sandwich and potato salad. The sandwich was a good size and…read morefilling. The bacon, surprisingly, didn't add much flavor but the sandwich was still good. It came with a quarter spear of dill pickle and some strawberries and grapes. All in all it was a nice experience and the food was decent so it was a definite win since this whole region is a food desert. Service was great and fast. Checkout was a modern tap to pay terminal for a quick checkout. I'll definitely be back to try some of their other offerings.

Good coffee and friendly service. The barista was great and helped customize the perfect coffee to…read morekeep me awake on my drive.

Astonished to see the one star review but that may have been when they were working out…read moreconsiderable kinks. Anyone walking in here now would likely see that things are vastly improved. It can get crazy busy in here Especially in the summer Doesn't matter if it's weekends or weekdays The line stretches back but moves quickly Really great drinks Some really intriguing They've made boba popular in Gallup, at least in my mind Among my favorites: definitely the mangonada Sometimes they've run out and it's created a craving for the nearly unattainable which thankfully rarely happens now Also the buko pandan, a lightly toasted coconut flavor with a pale green color The chai is good As is the Ube and Vietnamese coffee - which surprised me bc of the color combination but was delightful if a bit sweet I've liked everything I've tried Parking can be an issue; this is rt along Rte 66 But turn off on side streets (and pay attention to the one-way signs!) Sometimes the employees will speak to each other in Tagalog, which might be off putting to some, but this is Gallup where we hear English, Navajo, Spanish and Zuni on the regular; it sure beats hvg to listen to the train go by!