Earl's Family Restaurant

Nice family restaurant located near I-40 off of old Route 66. Great Service and the Navajo tacos were huge and we split them and we’re plenty full afterwards. Had the Apple and a blueberry pie with ice cream. Enjoyed the Native Navajos that were able to sale their wares while we sat and ate.

We randomly found this restaurant on Google and had breakfast here. And we are glad we did! It has a very authentic feel and food, a must visit while in New Mexico. They have carne adovada and green chili, which were hard to find anywhere and these are two of the top choices for foods to try in Mew Mexico. The best part of it is that they support the Native American locals. We bought really nice souvenirs from local artists (there are sellers at the restaurant). If you’d like to support the local artists, make sure to bring cash with you, as most of them don’t have electronic payment options. Attaching photos of our delicious food and one of the pieces of artwork we got here. ????

First time trying Indian fry bread. It was delicious. Hubby ordered the Navajo burger meal. Big enough for 2 people. Would go back to Earl’s

We decided to try this place on a trip to Gallup. Sadly, the food wasn't that great. I had the Spam combo with eggs and hash browns and we got a sweet roll for dessert. The scrambled eggs weren't cooked all the way, the hash browns had no flavor and the sweet roll was extremely dense. I probably wouldn't go back.

Great food and great service! It was crowded and it took awhile for them to seat us, but the food and service made up for that I will be back. They also had a marketplace just outside I bought southwestern design pillow cases for a good deal!