Star Cafe

HOLY TIME TRAVEL, BATMAN! Never been here before, but it's what I picture a 1970s diner being (minus the smoking section). My overall impression was meh at best and I feel there was an senior age criteria that I didn't meet. However, the waitress was nice enough. Unfortunately, she fell victim to being the one to have to come back 15 minutes after I ordered to tell me they didn't have any lettuce for the chicken avocado salad I wanted for lunch. I resorted to a club sandwich instead. It was decent. My wife had the Philly and our kid had the cheesesticks. If you like truck stop diner food, this place is for you. The fries were handmade but assorted temperatures (perhaps from different batches?). Some were cooked longer then others. I must say the waitress saved this place for me. She seemed

This is my first time to come here. The food is delicious, the portions are large, and it's a great value. The atmosphere is very nice,clean ,beautifully decorated and lovely. The owner is amazing and staffs very friendly and good service. Today, has a good music band is playing outside too!🥰🥰

RARELY have I been to an older cafe/diner where they check ALL THE BOXES! EVERY plate they serve is custom made and fresh from order! Nothing is reheated, frozen or microwaved. So, the food always tastes fresh, never "heavy." The dining area is clean! You can see that the staff are detail-oriented! Finally, the servers are personable, not trying to be a characterization of Flo (Mel? Kiss My Grits!!) You are allowed to seat yourself or wait until a member of staff does it for you. Casual dress, obviously. May I suggest "The Woodsman?" (expect lot of take home)

Star Cafe? More Like No-Star Cafe – A Hair-Raising Experience (Literally) If you're looking for an overpriced exercise in patience, disappointment, and involuntary hair consumption, then Star Cafe is your spot. For the rest of us who enjoy edible food and basic human decency, avoid this place like a cold cup of instant coffee. Let’s start with the drink fiasco. One of us ordered a coffee—you know, that hot, caffeinated beverage found at literally every diner since the dawn of breakfast—and what came out? A Coke. After correcting the server, the coffee finally arrived... eventually. That slow, inattentive service became the theme of the entire visit. Drink refills? Rare. Communication from staff? Nonexistent. Our table felt like a forgotten side quest in their poorly managed simulation.

This place is such a gem. We were traveling through and our hotel ran out of breakfast so we drove here and I am sooo glad. The chicken fried steak is sooooo good. I got the hamburger patty order and that was good. My daughter ordered the omelette. Their coffee is sooooo good. This place reminds me of this old diner my grandma and I used to eat at in Gallup NM in the early 1980’s.