
Farmington’s go-to for hearty Western flavors since 2016, Porters serves up full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus featuring house-smoked meats, flame-grilled steaks, and new A.M. favorites. Graze the area’s largest all-you-can-eat buffet and fresh salad bar, or settle in for a made-to-order meal in our warm, ranch-style dining room. From sunrise skillets to slow-smoked brisket, there’s something for everyone at Porters. Big flavors, no shortcuts, that’s Porters!
American & Mexican grub served in a laid-back diner with a salad bar & hunting-inspired decor.
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Address: 2210 E 20th St, Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: (505) 327-5979
Website: http://www.porters-farmington.com/
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I ordered the Surf and Turf, Mom had the Blackened Catfish and Dad had the Pan Seared Salmon.
They had all you can eat meat options as well. You could eat off of the meat bar or order off of the menu.
The jalapeno popper appetizers were terrific. Their cowboy chili was amazing and their brisket melted in your mouth. It may be the best brisket i have ever had. The house bbq sauce really set the brisket apart.
If that wasn’t enough our waitress Lavana I believe, was a great waitress with a sharp witt and a great sense of humor. She took a great meal and turned it into a great experience.
The service is excellent, and there’s a nostalgic “Yee haw” vibe to the atmosphere and decor. The handmade stained glass booth dividers are gorgeous!
Plus there’s like a 90% chance that if you bring your grandparent here, they’ll run into someone they know!
There’s even a buffet, which not many places have anymore. (Personally, they’re not for me, but old people seem to love ’em!)
The food… is perfect for the target audience, I guess. I’ve been here a couple times, and the food was never *bad*, but I wouldn’t say it’s good. Consistently mediocre, I guess. I found it mushy, bland, and heavily salted. But that’s exactly what old people like. So, they know their target audience!
The BBQ sauce is mostly ketchup. The brisket was tender – but didn’t have much flavor. The ketchup sauce didn’t help. But I took the leftovers home, added some real BBQ sauce, and it was pretty good!
The Mac and Cheese was the opposite – rich cheesy flavor, but with the consistency of runny soup.
Avoid the Reuben! It’s hard to get a *good* Reuben this far West, but this was the saddest one I’ve had yet. The cheese wasn’t melted, and it was slathered with way too much dressing – which made the whole sandwich soggy and falling apart. I could see the sourkraut, but I couldn’t taste it. The pimentos and sweet pickle were bizarre additions that just made things worse. It’s like an AI tried to draw a picture of a Reuben just based on a scene from Law and Order with a deli in the background.
The house specialty Texas succotash… well, it makes you appreciate New Mexico calibacitas! The charred corn has a nice flavor, but the squash is overcooked into mush. Again though, that’s just how old people like it!
So definitely bring your grandparents here, but don’t necessarily bring your appetite.
Our waitress (Dechelle) was very attentive but not hovering. Smiling and cheerful. Kept drinks full and answered questions with ease and knowledge.
I highly recommend Porters if you are in or near Farmingto, NM.