In need of caffeine on a long drive, we stopped here and we're delighted with what we found…read more Building is a little rough around the edges, but the our espressos were very good--outmatched only by the friendly fellows who made them!

I had a difficult time finding this place, but it was worth the find! Came here on a pretty early…read moreSaturday for some coffee and pastries. First thing I noticed was the amazingly cute decor and interior. There's a ton of introspective quotes that really show the character of this place! I especially appreciate how they intertwine faith with the decor - super ingenious. The store is actually a lot bigger than it looks on the outside. It's kind of cottage-like with a drive-thru area on the side. If you walk past the dining area, there's a hallway that leads to a very cute room with more tables and chairs. I think a lot of groups rent out the space for parties and events, which is really nice! The have a pretty diverse menu of drinks - espresso, tea, latte, coffee, etc. They also serve different baked items, bagels, muffins, sandwiches, and salads. I was looking forward to getting a sweet item, but they only have it occasionally. I tried the caramel latte and an apple cinnamon muffin. The latte was pretty good, but not the best flavor wise. The taste could have been stronger and there could have been more caramel flavor, but overall it was not bad. It was a nice drink to have in the early morning. The muffin was tasty. Not sure if it was made in house, but after they heated it up for me - it was really good! Could taste the apple and cinnamon; it wasn't too sweet nor was it dry. tl;dr - Really wanted to try the salads or sandwiches, but never got a chance to. Definitely will be back when I'm in the area! Their flavored tea drinks seem to be quite popular, and the food items sound intriguing and priced at an affordable price.

Excellent breakfast burritos with homemade green chile sauce. Breakfast is rated among the highest…read morein town.

If you find yourself driftin' through Roswell, folks'll point you straight toward Cowboy Cafe like…read moreit's gospel and truth be told, it's earned that reputation. Now I'll say this... I rode in half expectin' a little more alien flair maybe a green fella slingin' hash behind the counter but that ain't the hand they deal. What you do get is a clean joint, friendly service, and a plate that shows up honest and hot. That patty melt? Solid. Crispy, greasy in the right way, and worth the stop. Breakfast holds its own too eggs done right, no nonsense, just good fuel for the road. And for the record, the whole UFO business traces back to the Roswell Incident, which actually went down a ways outside of town but Roswell's been carryin' that legend ever since. End of the day, Cowboy Cafe ain't about gimmicks it's about doin' simple food right. Clean place, good service, strong local backing. Not quite outta this world... but a dependable stop all the same.

Good food, friendly service, and a fun western atmosphere. The portions are generous and filling. A…read moremust-stop when visiting Roswell, New Mexico!

I am drinking a perfectly creamy latte paired with a Salted Carmel Pecan Oatmeal cookie. This is a…read morequaint little shop in Fort Sumner, NM. I think it's the only coffee shop in town, other that the gas station. But this place is definitely good. And they have antiques to look at in the back of the shop.

Cute little coffee place. Excellent for those of us too spoiled for gas station coffee pit-stops…read more The barista was very friendly. They offer light fare as well, cookies and muffins and things like that. We passed it at first on account of not being able to find a street address online. It's on 84 across from the windmill place and definitely worth a stop if you're looking for coffee.

Decent breakfast. Substitutions welcomed…read more I loved that chips and salsa were served with breakfast. At no charge. Even though we were from out of town, we were treated like family.

Road-trip thru New Mexico and had to drive to Roswell. The food here did NOT disappoint…read more I just wanted a classic American breakfast with pancakes and they delivered! It reminded me of my nanas home cookin. So come one, come all. I refused to eat pancakes on the rest of our 5day trip to savor in the goodness of those pancakes. Server was friendly and attentive. We got to meet Terry and he was so friendly as well. I really enjoyed this stop and hope everyone can grab a bite here. It felt cozy and like we lived in the community. 10/10

When you come in, order pie first! The owner, Brenda, is very friendly and treats you like family…read more There are so many things to see in and out of the restaurant. Even if you live close, it's well worth a trip here!

Stopped for the pie. We had a piece of whisky chocolate chip pecan and one piece green chili…read moreapple. Both with ice cream . I liked the green chili apple better, and I honestly think it's the crust that makes these pies special. We had to wait quite a while for service-- only one waitress that day. It was OK but if you're traveling consider the stop might take a little while. Attached gift shop is nothing unique. Overall a good stop for a pie break in this Route 66 classic.

Good food. Great service…read more Every dish I've had was delicious during lunch or dinner! The desserts are always good too!

Our first time to try The Outlaw Cafe. We will definitely go back. Fun ambiance, great food, super…read morefriendly service and live music some nights.

Great Spanish omelet! Kathi loved her country ham and scrambled eggs…read more Place has been open on rout 66 since 1947! We loved it! Service was very good!!

We made a small pitstop on our road trip. We couldn't love…read morethis little restaurant more. Felt like it was right out of a small town movie set. The food was fantastic, the service was great, and the people were all so genuine and nice. We had a great experience and we'll be back next time we're passing through.