Glenn’s Bakery
900 W Historic Hwy 66, Gallup, NM, 87301
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Address :
900 W Historic Hwy 66
Gallup, NM, 87301 - Phone (505) 722-4104
- Website https://glennsbakery.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Delivery : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
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Jeff J.
Searching all over Gallup, NM, for a coffee shop with free wi-fi so I can get some work done this morning. I (mostly) found what I was looking for at Glenn's Bakery, aka what appears to be the locals favorite donut shop. Lots of people here, but it doesn't feel crowded. Wifi is free but not fast (1mb up/down), but I'm not complaining. It works.
(4)Lenore L.
We come here when we visit my aunt. The donuts are pretty fantastic. There is a large selection. The breakfast burrito was ok. I got the pork green chile with a side of red chile. The red chile was good but not like my aunt makes from scratch. Still I love coming here when I visit Gallup.
(4)Sam E.
This place I think has the best biscuits & gravy.Tried other places ,but rite here it taste like home! They have wi-fi her which is great.My mom enjoys the donuts here , she is 86 and says they are they best she has ever had. To me that says alot about Glenns.
(5)John O.
I was driving through Gallup looking for a quick bite to eat. I'll refrain from any comments about Gallup, NM in general.... I randomly stopped at Glenn's. The donut spread looked quite impressive, donuts of nearly every variety one could imagine, however, on this day I pined for something more substantial. I opted for the #1 Breakfast Burrito -- Green Chile, Eggs, potatoes. (~$3.25). I took a seat and scope out the "local" scene which seemed to consist of the local Navajo crowd and ex US military. Definitely not in a big city anymore, Toto.... The food came out very quickly (surprised I didn't hear the "ding" of the microwave in the background). I kid you not, it was barely edible. It tasted no better than a frozen breakfast burrito warmed up in the microwave. I ate half and threw the other half away; I could not finish it. If you're in the mood for a donut, hit this place up. Otherwise, consider twice when ordering the breakfast burrito.......
(2)Michael G.
I travel from Phoenix to SW Colorado on business several times a year and when I do I normally stop at Glenns in Gallup for a quick bite to eat. I always opt for the burritos either the chicken and egg or the bean. The burritos are pretty much pre-made, which makes the food service really quick - a big plus. The food quality is good and the coffee is excellent. As a local business, the owners are usually present giving the establishment a nice, neighborhood feel. Wi-Fi and TV's are in the dining room and there is ample parking as well as a drive thru window. Unfortunately, I think they have recently raised their prices and quite frankly it's getting quite pricey for the quantity that you receive. I think the bean burritos now are 2.99 (they are the least expensive), which is way high when they are about the same size as the Taco Bell variety that cost .69. Now obviously, the quality is much better, but still two burritos (any with meat) and coffee is going to run you in the range of $9 - $10 and trust me when I say it's not very much food and hardly a "meal." In fact, calling them burritos is almost misleading because the tortillas are small and open ended. Other than the escalating prices, the bathrooms are small and moderately clean. Not great for travelers. Also, I've had my order botched a couple of times too. Notta big deal though... Overall, I like this place for what it is. A quick mom and pop, order at the counter pit stop, but probably will look elsewhere the next time I am in town because I am just not seeing value anymore.
(4)Brian L.
This place is a local favorite; fast service and good food. Their burger is killer, as is the brisket burrito with green chile and cheddar. Breakfast burritos are damn good but not the best in town. I often pick up their pre-made enchilada plate for a quick lunch. I'm not much of a donut fan so I can't say much about that. Also, the homemade tortillas are freaking amazing.
(4)M K.
Fantastic donut/bakery/coffee joint. There is NOTHING chain restaurant about it. The perfect old school coffee shop. But the pastries and breakfast burrito (green chile beef/egg/potato or #1) were phenomenal. Go here if in the area. We were just driving through from Nashville (stayed at a local motel the night before).
(5)Paula D.
When it comes to donuts I have to have a certain level of fluff and glaze. I tried a few donut places around town even tried Safeway's donuts. No go. I remember my brother telling me to try Glenn's Bakery repeatedly. So one day I had a craving for some glazed donuts and headed over to Glenn's Bakery. I walked in to find a small cafe to my left and donuts to my right. It's a small joint but quaint for the area. I walked up to the counter and with a wince in my face said to the woman behind the counter, "I'm SO skeptical when it comes to donuts. I need to taste before I buy and my brother recommended this place." She handed me a donut. I took one bite and spurted out, "They're good! I'll take half a dozen." Woman behind the counter gave me half a dozen and didn't charge me the one I tasted. I told her I will be a repeat customer from now on. Nothing better than a delicious fluffy glazed donut -- YUM! p.s. I see they do sandwiches, cakes, and pizza. I'm going to have to try one of each on my next visit. Not all at once, goodness, a girl has to watch her figure in this town. LOL! I just made a funny.
(4)Nadia B.
We were passing through Gallup last night, decided to stop at the bakery this morning for breakfast. Great place, local, the lady at the register was super nice, food was great though it was a hard choice, so many options! Definitely worth stopping by.
(5)Ed G.
I'm always unsure how to rate a place based on scope. Globally or locally? Considering the city or considering every possible place on earth? Well, Glenn's is a 5 star for Gallup and a 3 star for any donut shop anywhere. That averages to 4 I guess. Neither are bad and both ratings reflect my enjoyment of the food. It's a small town mom and pop type operation that is frequented by locals. It's got an older diner/cafeteria type of feel. Apple fritters and buttermilk donuts that are really good. They've got biscuits and gravy and whole wheat tortillas even. Illy espresso that I enjoyed in an Americano and the owner really took pride in making it himself.
(4)Ryan T.
I'm a fan of the food. I ate their once for lunch and was determined to be a repeat customer. I invited a friend to eat there with me in the evening and it all unraveled. A drunk kept coming in and asking me/us for money. Behind the counter, they ended up giving him coffee and getting him out for a bit, but then he came back in and asked me again for a dollar. I was asked by the same drunk three times. Honestly, it was embarrassing to bring my friend there. I hope they change their policies toward the street walkers and set clear expectations that if they are coming in to buy something (like this one was) they will not be asking patrons for money. Overall, it left a bad taste in my mouth. I would try lunch again, but after dark I'd be leery. It's not that I really felt threatened, but I just don't want to go pay money to eat at a place where I get hassled for money consistently.
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