Can't tell you how the food is. Â We waited for 1 hour 25 minutes in the middle of the afternoon when the restaurant was mostly empty. Â We saw people come in, eat and leave and still no food. Â It took forever to take our order and we still never received any food so went down the street to Arby's
Review Source:Kids, let me tell you a story.
Out in the Roosevelt area for work, I asked the guy at my hotel "Where can I get a good plate of eggs for breakfast?" He thought about it for a bit, then pointed me to McDonalds.
I asked the guy at the gas station, and he ALSO said McDonalds, but when I mentioned I was really looking for something a bit more "sit down", he finally pointed me to the Frontier grill.
The attached restaurant to the Frontier Motel (I'm pretty sure it's a chain - I saw an almost identical looking setup a few towns over), this was a dark, tired, depressing looking place. There's lots of "Old West" looking wood tables, chairs, and booths, a carpet that looks like it was laid down during the Nixon administration, and a big salad bar that was closed for cleaning when I came in.
Told to seat myself after I stood in the lobby for a few minutes, a server eventually came by with a breakfast menu. I asked for water and got a tiny sippy cup. When I asked for a larger glass, she gave me a carafe to fill the sippy cup with.
I settled on a western omlette that looked like it might have a bit of bite, and decided to ask for "extra peppers" in it.
What I got was an omlette that probably came from an eggs mix with what seemed like re-heated veggies and some "ham" in it that I'm pretty sure was Spam. A little tabasco sauce helped it all go down, but if that really is the best sit down breakfast option in town, I'm starting to see why so many people are thinking Mickey Ds.
This is one of the very few sit-down restaurants in Roosevelt so it is busy, but not particularly good.
EDIT: Â I heard they got some new cooks and tried them again recently and everything we ordered was fresh and tasted very good...will try again and if they have improved I will change my review accordingly.
The scones are homemade but not much else. Â The vegetables are straight from a can, potatoes are like paste. Â Fries and burgers are what you would expect, the fish and steaks are overpriced and not prepared very well. Â The prices have gone up considerably in the last year and the quality has gone down. Â Stick to scones and salad bar.
The staff is adequate but you can tell they are over-worked and not treated very well.
Lunch was the Frontier burger and the Club sandwich for my friend. The orders arrived quickly and were tasty. She thought her club was a bit sweet. I ordered my burger with grilled onions. The restaurant is busy and popular. I would return for basic foods, as they dint serve fancy or specialty.
Review Source:I've been here several times this year, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and just pie. Â The staff is friendly, the service is reliably quick, and the food is consistently good. Â They have all the menu options you would expect to see at a diner... lots of choices. Â All my breakfast favorites like pancakes, waffles, eggs, hash browns, omelets, french toast, cereal, bagels. Â I like the flavored creamers for your coffee, and they make their own blueberry syrup. Â Connected to the Frontier Motel, it's an easy way to get breakfast after rolling out of bed... or grab lunch/dinner/pie before walking to one of the two movie theaters in town.
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