Pantry Restaurant

Five stars for their biscuits with white cream gravy, fresh coffee, and pulpy orange juice! WARNING: the full order of the biscuits is way too much for one sitting, but you can get a half-order, or - better yet! - take home the leftovers, which are just as delicious re-heated for your next morning’s breakfast. If, like me, you don’t like sausage gravy, this place will be an extra-special treat (just specify “white cream gravy” in your order) !

The reviews really confused me. When you walk in, the place looks dilapidated and run down. Seating happens right at the counter where people line up at to pay, which also is the only entrance/exit to the building, causing a lot of congestion. It took us almost an hour to get our food which was quite honestly- disgusting. The the roast beef looked like store-bought sliced beef -Honestly looked like a slice of beef jerky. The plates and cutlery were disgusting. We didn't order anything fancy, still some how paid $80 for 3 people to eat. I will NEVER be back here and I WOULD NEVER recommend ANYONE to eat here. Save your money. We went to olive garden the next day, 4 of us - and SPLURGED- Cake and all, still under 80 bucks. Hope this place takes my review seriously. Bad food, bad interior, poor service.

This place has everything you need for every kind of craving you can get. From a hearty breakfast (try the huevos rancheros or enchiladas tejanas for some Mexican flair), to Mexican food with great green chili that deserves a higher position among Pueblo Mexican food staples, to big mouth burgers and down home comfort food with, literally, melt-your-mouth country fried steak, the pantry has you covered. Usually places with a huge menu should be a red flag. But the pantry is consistently quality food at an honest price. And I’m not just saying this because it’s one of the few restaurants that can please every generation. This is good, honest, food.