Homestead Cafe — Restaurant in Four Corners States

Cute place with great potential, but needs improvements. I did not enjoy my meal. The combo burrito was mainly potatoes, which were cut up pretty large, but the promised bacon and chorizo were very scarce and cut up so tiny they were barely detectable both by eyes and taste. The green Chile didn't have much flavor either. All I could taste was potatoes with some eggs. Then onto my London fog drink, which I couldn't even finish. It tasted like I got a tall order of vanilla milk, no Earl gray tea flavor present. It either required longer steeping of the tea or two tea bags for that amount of milk. I probably would have been OK if they left the tea bags in the drink, so I could control the steeping time. But who knows if there even was any tea to begin with. On the flip side My husband ordered blueberry scone which was tasty and caramel macchiato that also tasted good. The atmosphere was enjoyable, so I might be back for that, but I will be more careful on what I order and talk to staff if things are wrong a second time. Also, I didn't appreciate being served a piping hot burrito on a plastic plate and drink in a paper cup. Cafés in my opinion should have real cups, plates and utensils, unless it's a...

We had high expectations going to this place for breakfast. Food is pretty unedible and way overpriced. The cheese is highly processed American cheese and the sandwich portions are way too small for the price. I do not advise eating there because there is no effort to put in the food whatsoever. They just put a bunch of canned fruit and overly processed food together and call it a meal. Huge disappointment. The hot chocolate was good though, and the...

I visited this café to inquire about a barista position after seeing an online posting. I was polite and professional, but the owner responded in a dismissive and rude tone, saying they were “full” without any courtesy or acknowledgment. This left a poor first impression and made me feel unwelcome. Customer service — even with potential hires — matters, and this experience unfortunately made me not want to support...