What's open and worth eating, right now. 65 places.
Hours are human-verified where confirmed; unconfirmed listings say βcall ahead.β
EatPagosa shows exactly which local restaurants and food trucks are open right now, computed live from each place's verified hours in Mountain Time. Open it and the list defaults to what's open this minute, no filtering or digging.
Hours come from owners and editors, not scraped listings, and every place shows how fresh its info is. Locals can report when something's off (closed early, hours wrong, a food truck that already sold out), so the data stays right between official updates. It's like Waze, but for restaurants.
Yes. Pick a day and time, like "Sunday at 1pm for brunch" or "tonight at 6," and EatPagosa filters to who'll be open then. You can copy that exact search as a link and text it to whoever you're deciding with.
Yes. Food trucks are first-class, treated like the real dining options they are, including the ones that only open certain days or move around town.
It's a free website, nothing to install. Open it in any browser and see who's serving.
Google Maps lists everything, including chains, places that closed, and hours that are wrong half the time. EatPagosa is the opposite: only local spots worth eating, with an open-now you can actually trust because locals keep it honest. Local ratings are kept separate from Google's tourist average.