Alpine Alley

What a hidden gem this place is. I ordered a Reuben and my wife got a chicken wrap. They were both fantastic. The service was prompt and everything was delicious and economical.

And can you seeWhich way we should turn together or aloneI can never see what's right or what is wrongAlpine Alley what you want to do?I think I could stay with youFor a while, maybe longer if I do..That we DayTrippers did...Taking in a late lunch in their comfortable Cafe...We shared a Hot Pastrami sandwich with swiss cheese on rye with home cooked crispy salty perfect fries and a side of uniquely good coleslaw. Every bite was most delicious. This small town has a wonderful culinary oasis. We washed our grub down w. nice Iced Tea. A worthy "Day-Trip"..:)Yeah nowAlpine Alley, what you want to do?I think I could stay with youFor a while, maybe longer if I doFallin' in and out of love with you..:)Best, Avram Purpreryleeg Jr.

We ordered 2 breakfast burritos - one smothered in green chili and one Christmas and 2 coffees. $19We have confirmed that these are the best breakfast burritos in New Mexico!

I had lunch on Sunday. Wow oh wow.... The vegologist sandwich was beyond expectations good. The chai latte was hot and decadent. I really enjoyed the decor, rustic yet simple, felt like home. The service was beyond excellent. I highly recommend this cafe.

Alpine ally is such a good place to eat they have AMAZING breakfast lots of different kinds of coffee it's ok service but it's worth the wait plus there servers are really sweet people!Overall a great experience

Stopped on our way back from the Gran Quivara Mission. Friendly staff and fun decor. Staff and most customers were wearing masks as required by the state DOH. My huevos rancheros were fresh, with whole beans. The chili was milder than I would have liked, but everything on the plate was tasty. My wife got the turkey rueben and it was stupendous. The fries were fresh cut, fresh fried and perfect. We ordered cookies to go for an afternoon snack.

Great little cute small town restaurant. And thy serve espresso drinks!!! I started with a latte. Thy did not have oatmilk. It was noon but I still wanted bfast. Ordered their 2 eggs and added chopped green chilies on top. My meat choice was delicious patty sausage. Came w toast and papitas. Unfortunately wat thy offer as papitas is only cut up potatoes. Not sure why thy call cut up potatoes papitas. Just call them wat thy are. One waitress taking care of everything orders, serving, cashier was very nice. Wat I did get was good. I wud probably go back.

Cheerful & attentive staff! Great eats are worth the wait. Personalized menu if you want. Dirty chai latte with Faye's twist. Linda's pastries are yummy for the tummy, all real ingredients.

The food was good, but boy was it slow. I get the impression that the waitress was not being entirely straight with me when she said the someone in the kitchen had called in sick. Just reading the other reviews, it doesn't seem like slow service is a one-time issue. And it's not like the place was busy. In any case, the server was polite, we weren't on a schedule, so it wasn't a big deal, so I didn't deduct a star for that. My wife had the Dumpmeister, a peanut butter and bacon sandwich. She loved it. I tried it, but am still unconvinced by the concept. I had the Sophia Loren, with is a grilled roast beef, onions, pepper jack, and green chili sandwich. It was excellent. I would definitely visit Alpine Alley again.

Arrived in Mountainair MM in time to witness the (partial) solar eclipse 2024 with the help of the National Park Service at the Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument visitor center/ they also recommended Alpine Alley Cafe but said don't go if your in a hurry/ I understand why because everything is home made even the dressings/ it's like walking into an old farmhouse kitchen and sitting room very charming my husband calls it "Western whimsical " staff was great food great hrs are mostly 6am to 2:30 pm so go early / the coffee is perfect for you coffee freaks