Wolf grounds is a lovely local cafe and coffee shop. They make great espresso drinks and the food…read morelooks good too. It's a really laid back spot with a big play area for small kids and a nice area for outdoor seating. I found it to be good for relaxing with coffee or a bite.

Really great atmosphere that overlooks the Big Ditch. Great drinks and amazing empanadas that are…read moregluten free (get the spinach mushroom and onion!). Dog friendly. The owner is really friendly even made a delish veggie pasta for my sister that doesn't like mushrooms. Great caffeine and non-caffeine options.

Great creative food. Lots of choices Reasonable prices. Cozy atmosphere Friendly staffread more

Very cute place with friendly staff. My guy and I stopped by to try their Green Chile Corn Feta…read moreCheese Quiche. We were a bit disappointed by how small they were and they should've been hotter than it was. The quiche had a very nice flavor. HOWEVER, you only got all the ingredients in the very middle part of the quiche. The outer areas were bland and the crust itself was very dry. We did come by at the end of their shift, so maybe it's better first thing in the morning.

As guests of Bear Mountain Lodge we have enjoyed the creative cooking of Café Oso Azul. Although…read morethe breakfast menu is somewhat limited to a 'dish-of-the-day,' the selections include blue corn and blueberry waffles with spicy fried chicken (Thursdays); baked oatmeal (Fridays); and butternut squash and spinach strata (Saturdays). The limited dinner menu is just as creative. You can dine either in the art-filled cozy dining room or the relaxed adjoining veranda. Advanced reservations are required for non-lodge visitors.

Excellent food and service. We ate on the patio and all 3 of us had the eggplant parmigiana. We ate…read moreon the patio and they moved the table closer to the building so we wouldn't get wet if it rained. The meal include several small items and was plated beautifully. Reservations are required and they always offer 2 meat and 1 vegetarian. I normally order the meat but I always have the eggplant parmigiana when it's on the menu because it's so good.

On a recent motorcycle ride from Phoenix, Ariz., my buddy and I stopped at this historical general…read morestore on the recommendation of locals. While I didn't order any food, I did order some fresh ice cream and sat at the soda bar. The service was extremely friendly, and the fresh strawberry ice cream was cold and tasty. Again, I didn't order any food, but the plates that were brought out for other tables smelled and looked tasty. The store was like a living museum, highlighting the ambiance and decades long past. Overall, a terrific experience.

Beautiful drive into snow capped mountains followed by delicious berry pie and friendly people. But…read morethe best part is spending an hour looking at everything on the walls. Thank you!

One of the best meals I've had traveling. In my life. I know I will stay dreaming about this plate…read more The cafe is cute and had lots of seating available. Service was friendly and attentive. Now, the star of the show for me was the place of enchiladas with red AND green chile. Christmas style. I could not leave New Mexico without trying their signature style of cooking. Put some respect on New Mexico food. Outstanding.

Delicious! Thai place is so cute, charming and was…read moredefinitely worth exiting the highway to check out Hatch, New Mexico!

VERY impressed with the quality and presentation- we got the giddy up skillet with some extra…read moresourdough bread and it hit the spot. We loveeeed the potatoes and sauce. The eggs were a little overcooked and the rest of dish could have used some salt, but we still devoured the whole thing! This is a great cafe to hit up for lunch and if we find ourselves back in Truth or Consequences, we'll definitely find ourselves back at this spot.

We loved the Giddy Up Café. There aren't a lot of options on a Sunday morning in this part of T or…read moreC, so it's great to have a place that was welcoming and had good food. You order at the counter, and they bring it to you out in the patio. My wife had the loaded sweet potatoes, and I had the biscuits and green chile gravy. The patio was perfect on a slightly cool morning in the T or C spring.

I am SO HAPPY WE STOPPED HERE! Let's start with that I'm a…read morevegan so it's not always easy for me to find something to eat. Especially when we're out here in rural areas :). The two wonderful ladies working the counter and the kitchen were SO accommodating and sweet. The chef offered to make the green chile vegan specifically for me! Not to mention she was bringing out fresh homemade cinnamon rolls/breads/biscottis at the same time. I didn't have the roll but my counterpart said it was amazing (he was licking the icing off the paper). They have a veggie sausage option/several vegetarian options in general but we were 99% sure the v sausage was also vegan. They had several homemade items for sale as well such as candles, granola, dried fruits, etc. Def stop here if possible, the people are amazing

Excellent food even though it's in the middle of nowhere. I got the half order of biscuits with…read moresausage gravy and 1 over medium egg. It was still a full meal so I'm glad I went with the smaller portion. It was fluffy and savory, the egg cooked perfectly. It was only $7.96. That's a bargain. The woman working was also very friendly and attentive. The store also had a lot of local goods for sale, from honey to desserts.

Great place to stop! Very clean, nice restrooms, plenty of snack/drink options & an attached Indian…read morerestaurant In the back, there's EV charging stations and a nice lil dog park. Great stop!!

WARNING: 40 mins for two burritos and an egg plate with 2 eggs, hash brown and à sausage Patty??…read more I was really excited to go to this place after seeing pictures of the food and some of the other reviews on yelp but when we arrived there were almost no other customers.. just one couple who already received their food. From what we could see there were 3 people in the kitchen. It looked like 2 cooks and a manager. There was also a 4th person at the front counter. We ordered two burritos and an egg plate that contained two eggs, hashbrowns, and a sausage patty. We waited 40 minutes for the food. The food was okay but waiting that long for it ruined our experience.

Wow, am I thrilled we stopped here. No exactly convenient to those who live in Corrales, but a true…read moretreasure some three and a half hours away. We both had chicken paprikas (the special). Great wait staff and enough indoor tsochke to warrant designation as a museum. Great ambiance. If you are passing this way,, you won't regret stopping for breakfast or lunch.

Destination, Hillsboro, to hang out with the Saturday morning Pickers. We showed up a little early…read morefor the music, but right in time for breakfast, so we popped in at the seemingly only game in town. Just cuz they got a corner on the Hillsboro nosh market don't mean they ain't putting their best foot forward! The breakfast menu (served until 10:45, if I recall correctly, to enable efficient transition to lunch), was plenty varied with more than a few options I really wanted to try. Middle-aged sedentary lifestyle affording what it does, I only ordered one thing, the pile up..., but I shared it with my friend who shared her short stack of waffles. Pile ups will be pile ups... the mark of superlative being squarely on the chile. And let me tell you, red to green, they mastered both. So, so good! (Man, why did I have to share that??) I'm also delighted to say that the waffles were of my preferred thin and crispy variety rather than the Belgium sort. They were roughly the size of an Eggo, in fact nearly visually identical, but definitely not a freezer-box flavor. Hard not to enjoy a waffle, admittedly; they fit the bill perfectly for sweet breakie dessert. And the prices were exactly what they should be, indicative of craft quality but not of craft pretentiousness. The staff were so so lovely, and the locals prone to chat with out-of-towners. Hillsboro seems like a tight-knit community of folks enjoying small town western retirement... positively charming. There's even a winery a couple blocks away. But if you're planning to check the town out, definitely come on a Saturday morning so you can sit in on the Pickers' bluegrass jam session. And DEFINITELY come early enough to have breakfast at the general store and cafe. Then stay for lunch!