Hillcrest Restaurant

On our drive to Taos, we stopped here as a recommendation from other family members. I'm not sure how old the establishment is but it's giving traditional dinner vibes from the 1930s. The tacos were okay but I felt like they needed some more seasoning. Service from the staff was great and we were served promptly.

The fish was fried to perfection! The breading was so crispy and tasty-fish was moist. Service was great, very attentive and on top of it. They have seating in the front and back of the restaurant. Clean, good music choice and they keep the restaurant nice and cool. Definitely check it out. My mother raves about their Turkey dinner on Sundays.

Came in with a large group and was seated right away. The servers were all very friendly and breakfast was pretty good. The cheese enchilada with egg was great! Only issue was the inside was swarming with flies and the decor was pretty old and seemed to not have been cleaned. I'd come back but just hope it's a bit tidier.

Stopped in on our way home and it was well worth it, the food was sub par and service was great even though it was busy.

Stopped here for breakfast while passing through. Waffle and sausage was good and price reasonable. Service was a little slower than I expected but they were quite busy.

I'm always leery of ordering steaks of any kind in restaurants, but thought I'd give it a go. The steak was done medium like I ordered. It was breakfast time so I'm assuming it was a small sirloin. Once in a while I'll have some Worcestershire sauce with my steak. Was that ever a mistake. It was French's not Lea & Perrins. OMG what a horrible flavor. Then at my own expense/fault it didn't have a slow pour spout like Lea & Perrins so I totally ruined my steak, hash browns and partial eggs. Most of the other food is okay, but the Chicken Fried steak is horrible. Every restaurant in the world seems to have nothing but frinkin bought frozen and they all suck. All in all it's not a bad place to eat.

I'm now a burnt cheese taco addict. I'd be here weekly if I lived in town. Service was good enough and for the age of this place it's still a comfy vibe in a way with plenty of character. It doesn't need to be perfect or top notch. Locals are good folks & it's a good sign to see them coming in while we were here

This is a go to for me when in Las Vegas. The service is always prompt and the food delicious.

Food is good but not amazing some things are better than others. Staff is awesome and I always like to tip well but it can get slow when they're busy (low staff like everywhere) but a good solid meal. I will go back again. Just nothing very special sadly and sometimes a very very long wait.

I would not recommend this restaurant. My husband and I ate there this evening. I ordered a combination plate that included: a beef taco, chicken enchilada, chili relleno, beans and rice.The taco was very greasy and had a few crumbs of ground beef in it. The chili relleno was deep fried to a crisp in really old oil. The chicken enchilada was greasy and tasteless.I have eaten a lot of Mexican food in many different states, and this was the worst I have ever eaten. I will not return.