Cree-Mee Drive In — Restaurant in Cimarron

The food here is decent, when you can get in or if they're not out of something (I do understand that this was a large summer season on the ranch but this also happened in 2019). I wouldn't mind but the service is terrible. My friend and I ordered the same thing but my sides weren't given on my order. I went up to ask for them since I was with another person who was unhappy with her portion size but couldn't afford more food; also, I paid full price for my food so I don't think it's unreasonable to ask for what I ordered. She didn't end up eating the food so I left it on the plate, and when I was leaving I heard the cashiers making fun of me (in earshot!) for daring to ask for my order to be corrected. At least wait for me to actually leave the building before complaining. I wish I could say I'm a fan of the Cree-Mee but honestly, the service is just way too poor for what you're getting for me to want to come back. I don't say this to be mean but I think it's important to be honest and to warn visitors to the area. Not to mention all the...

I ate here in summer of 2016 when going to Philmont, and I can honestly say it was the absolute worst food I’ve ever eaten. When one is heading out on a 12 day trek into the wilderness where freeze-dried bananas and cubed ham are the standard of good eating, one might decide to splurge and try to enjoy one’s last civilized meal; suffice it to say that the Cree-Mee is not the place to go if you want the real world to leave a good taste in your mouth before heading out onto the trail. The uncooked onion rings were bigger than the actual hamburger meat patties, and the bathrooms were repulsive. There was mold growing on the ceiling and there were no functional soap or paper towel dispensers to speak of. I would rather eat...

While working at Philmont I frequented the Cree Mee when I needed a break from dining hall food. The dishes here can bee hit or miss, but after talking to some people and a few visits you can figure our whats good. One recommendation would be the green chile cheeseburger, its no gourmet burger but for a drive in burger its dang good. Another great dish is the enchiladas smothered in green chile. This is a small town spot with solid food, if you are looking to be blown away this isn't the place for you, but they do offered some solid food in a no...