Guayo's On the Trail

Guayo's on the Trail is the only place I've found that has a chili relleno filled with cream cheese. I order mine enchilada style.
The owner and staff are always friendly and attentive. Service is very good. The restaurant and restrooms are clean.
This is the place you want to stop at if heading out on the road towards Roosevelt Lake or if in the Miami-Globe area and want a nice sit down restaurant experience. You won't be disappointed.

If you're heading to Roosevelt lake or just passing through Globe/Miami this is a must stop.

Ambience - it doesn't look like much from the outside or the inside, but the food is fantastic!

Food- We've tried several items from this restaurant and haven't had anything we didn't like. Our favorites are the tacos, the green chili burro, the regular burro and the green chili mix. They have one of my most favorite salsas, accompanied by corn and flour, tortilla chips. The flour tortilla chips are my favorite. You can request just flour for an additional charge.

My mouth is watering. Just writing this review. Hope you enjoy as much as I do!

Service stash we've never had bad service at this location. Everyone is always friendly.

Food was okay. Nothing to brag about for globe Miami. Service needs help and training. Went to pay and there was a fifty dollar error on a previous check. I paid for our two tables after I left they charged my daughter $55 for a mysterious table that wasn't paid for. We will not be returning anytime soon.

We walked in and made eye contact with an employee but not greeted or acknowledged. Odd. But after buzzing by us a few more times she said "seat yourself". So we did. A young child walked over and asked us how many. Then came back and slid the menus on the table. Then the same young child brought waters to the table and spilled them our way.

Food was good. And it didn't take long to come out. Details were ignored. And no water refills.

Substandard food and worse service. If you want to get sick, this is the place. Never going back.

Food a bit on the greasy side. It's more Mexican American (Southwest) food. Not really the type of food you would find in actual Mexico.
The enchiladas are pretty tasty. Lots of sauce.
Beans and rice rice were just right. Overall a lot of food for the money. An ok place for Southwest food in Globe.

Delicious food. We've been coming here for years. Nothing has changed and that's the best part. We used to stop by when driving through the old Apache Trail.

I arrived with only a party of two and there was a sign stating to seat yourself, which we did. The waitress came over fairly quickly with two bottles of salsa, a small bowl of chips, and two small plates. She then disappeared. I'm looking at the salsa wondering if I'm supposed to pour it on the mini plate. Well the waitress finally comes back to our table and I asked if there were small bowls we could use to dip our chips into the salsa. We were informed they were out. Umm...ok.

I then proceeded to ask her if they had margaritas, she said they in fact do have margaritas. I asked her if they have any flavored margaritas. She informed me they did not place an order for the flavors since it was close to the holiday. So I just ordered a tea. I figured I would make it easy. It's not her fault if management doesn't put in an order. The tea was good, but it must've been freshly brewed because it melted my ice quickly. No worries.

While I was deciding on what to order I asked the waitress for some flour chips. I'm not a fan of the corn chips because they can be pokey on your gums. I was told the flour ones are mixed in with the corn. To me that was beside the point. Evidently I wished to have more flour chips. However, I wasn't given that option because she walked away.

Now granted it was starting to get busy and it sounded like there was a large group somewhere in the restaurant, but when I'm speaking I don't like someone to walk away. She returned and took our order. But she never came by between the time we placed the order and when she brought our food. So I had to wait to get a refill on my tea.

My fiancé had wanted a to-go box for his food, but she never showed up again. I was not impressed with the service. And I was a tad bit upset that a lot of items were not available.

But the restaurant was clean, the food was tasty, and the lady ringing up my order was pleasant and efficient.

I'm just a little bummed out since I wanted to treat my guy and the experience wasn't exactly what we expected.

We stopped by for dinner and there was only one other group dining there. I had the #5 - a beef enchilada, Chile Relleno, and rice. The food was mediocre at best. The beef enchilada meat was nice chunks of beef (not ground) but the sauce tasted as if it came from a can, and it was mushy because half of it was filled with beans. The Chile Relleno tasted like the oil was old and not much cheese inside it. The rice was Minute Rice - soft and mushy. I'm struggling to say anything nice about the place except the Margaritas were delicious, but no lime or salt rim glasses. We had 3 different servers with the second one saying that the first server didn't understand our order - a #5 and a #6 - what's confusing about that? Upon leaving, I checked and found 5 Mexican restaurants within 2 miles of this place - will visit one of those in the future instead!

I have been eating at Guayo's for over 60 years and have never been disappointed with the taste or quality of the meal