All-Gon! Everything on my plate was all gone after they set it down in front of me. This is a great little ma and pa restaurant located along a stretch of road in southern Colorado, and a perfect spot for a lunch break.
They have a little bit of everything here including some pretty awesome pizza and calzones, and an Italian and Mexican selection. The menu, IMO, is what you would find in any small town restaurant, and includes the basics like soups, salads, burgers, sandwiches.
I opted for the small personal size pepperoni pizza and a small chef salad. It was perfect; it came out pipping hot and loaded with pepperoni. The salad was a typical chef salad with iceberg lettuce, but had some great fresh toppings on it. I thoroughly enjoyed them both. Some friends had similar meals and a couple of them took a trip to the all-you-can-eat salad bar. I glanced at the salad bar and it was loaded with items. With all this you also get great service and a friendly hello. We all left full and happy with plenty of money still in our wallets.
I would definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area. Everything about this place was great.
Wonderful place. Wonderful staff.
Stopped in on the motorcycle after being nearly frozen by the San Luis Valley in January. Finally remembered to write a review.
Had a burger and two bowls of the best French Onion Soup ever. I look forward to stopping in again the next time I pass that way.
I recently visited this restaurant for a working lunch with some fellow co-workers. I was blown away by their chicken alfredo pizza, and their margarita wasn't far behind. Great flavors, reasonable prices, and I gotta say the best darn chocolate cake I have ever had from a restaurant in my life!!!!!!
Review Source:Having late lunch here after long driving to try to get to Great Sand Dune NP.
Niece had personal margarita pizza, hubby had burger, and I had Philly cheese steak calzone. It took  a while to have our meal to come, but it was worth the wait.  We also shared one desert, ( mexican something, forget the name...) it had deep fried pastry base with ice creme on top. Very good combination!
They also sell home made fudge with lots of different favors. It's good for on the road, too.
This restaurant was recommended to us by a park ranger at Great Sand Dunes NP. Â He was dead on!
The fare was Italian and very good. I had a deep dish veggie pizza.
What set this joint apart from other in-out roadside restaurants was:
- strong local flavor
- really nice salad bar with much more than iceberg lettuce and bottled dressings
- home made fudge and candies
- a piano for the kids to bang on
- good soups, especially the onion
I hope next time we visit this corner of Colorado that we can stop here again.
Off the beaten path, we came across this place after hiking all day. Â It was the only place open late (til 9p). Â We enjoyed some pizza, and it was pretty good! Â However, there was also pasta on the menu among some of the usual bar food. Â There was a choice of thick or thin crust and some unique pizza toppings to choose from. Â
The restaurant had a homey, family feel to it. Â There was even a piano that anyone was invited to play. Â Service was great.
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