Giddy Up Cafe

We came for the biscuits and gravy! A must, in my opinion. Added bonus for me was that they actually knew what eggs over medium meant. So many times I order from a restaurant and they come over easy. These were perfectly cooked, over medium.

I love the outdoor sitting at Giddy Up Cafe on a Fall afternoon. We passed by this little place during lunch time on the road and decided to give it a try - considering a few of our favorite lunch places in town are closed. :( As far a the food goes, the lunch menu was kind of small and not very exciting. Everything tasted as expected, but nothing to be excited about.

This scratch kitchen is such a charming spot. We stopped in for Saturday brunch. They serve brunch until they run out of food. They make food and dressings from scratch and roast their own coffee beans. Food is delicious and fresh. The people who work there are super friendly. So welcoming and make you feel like family. Highly recommend!

I love this local shop. There is a nice homegrown, family feel here and the food is very good. Be kind and patient, all the food is made to order so prepare to wait. I recommend using that time to talk to the locals who eat here, learn about the area or just vibe to music playing.

Quaint, homemade handcrafted original food in Truth or Consequences, NM. Always a delight

Everything was so good! Came here after a hot springs soak, solid breakfast choice and their changing specials are all amazing. I got some sort of egg casserole and my friend got the French toast, both were so good and the patio seating area is very cute and relaxing. Highly recommend.

Hard to find out when this place is open. Three small tables inside and an open door to an enclosed patio with more tables. No potatoes for brunch. No iced tea. Plasticware only. Good pancakes, good eggs, good toast, fatty thick cut bacon. Server a bit...

I really wish I could give a higher rating to Giddy Up Cafe because it is a really cute cafe with a nice outdoor patio area, but the Dirty Mac ($14 + $2 for meatballs) was simply too salty for me to even eat. To their credit though, the lady running the cafe was very friendly and offered to make it up to me with a menu item on the house. I got the Baked Oatmeal (normally $9), which they made in only a couple minutes (service was otherwise a bit slow). The oatmeal was pretty good with some fresh fruit and whipped cream on top.I also tried the breakfast burrito ($12), which was tasty, especially the bacon and cheese. It was also a large size, so very good value.They have a small indoor area where you order up front and then a cute outdoor courtyard area with some artistic decor and several tables for seating.Overall, if it weren't for that salty Dirty Mac, I would easily be giving at least 4 stars - feel free to try out your luck here and you very well might love your experience!

On my way to go to ABQ, I saw the sign - T-O-C ; Truth or Consequences! WTH?Can't miss the opportunity to explore the new places !I wanted to try where the locals would go for Sunday Brunch - as soon as I stepped into the city, that's what I craved forI ran into a group of the local musicians who were preparing the busking; they all recommended "Giddy Up Cafe" - it sure does show "good ole time in T-O-C in 1900'sI wanted to try out as many items to taste but lots of items were sold out already; did I give up? Hell No! I asked what would be available so I ordered two items-Biscuit & Gravy and Chilaquiles Food 4.5Service 5Ambiance 5.5(it fits in my style)Overall 5

Beat French toast I ever had. Everything is so fresh. The menu was a bit limited. As they make everything fresh and had run out of some items. Sit outside in the courtyard or inside. The service was outstanding.