New Flavors on the Block
If you haven’t visited lately, Clovis has some exciting additions creating buzz:
- Eggbred — The fast-casual breakfast chain by Chef Albert Shim opened Sept. 5 near Willow & Nees. Think bold breakfast sandwiches, good coffee, and a friendly playlist to start your day.
- Heirloom – Clovis — Known for its farm-to-table approach and locally sourced ingredients, this second location is set for late 2027 or early 2028, near Herndon & Fowler. Expect the same elevated, seasonal fare that made the original a hit.
- Chick-fil-A at Shaw & Helm — This national fast-food name landed its first Clovis spot mid-2026. Big for chicken lovers and drive-thru fans.
- Panda Express – Loma Vista Marketplace — Located on Shaw Avenue, this is the fourth Panda Express in Clovis. Classic fast-casual where you can swing by without breaking the clock.
Local Favorites That Hold Up
When you want more than wings or fries, these spots deliver personality and flavor:
- House of JuJu — A spot in Old Town Clovis that skillfully balances comforting and inventive. Burgers like the “JuJu Bleu” and flavorful bowls shine here.
- The Red Caboose Café — Weekend staple, solid breakfast, and a local atmosphere that feels like coming home. Eggs Benedict is always a go-to.
- Gulab Indian Bistro — If you’re craving rich, aromatic curries, naan that hits just right, and warm service, this one’s a must.
- Fusion Indian Cuisine & Bar — Whatever the occasion, the menu works: from classics like butter chicken to creative small plates that charm.
Food Trucks Doing It Right
Want something casual, fast, and delicious? These trucks prove Clovis knows its mobile eats:
- Taqueria Mejía 559 — Fresh, generous Mexican staples. Their burritos and tacos are local favorites.
- Meltdown Bistro — For whatever they’re melting. Sandwiches, flavor-packed and fun.
- Constas Tacos — Friendly service, fresh ingredients, and generous portions make this one to revisit.
- Tacos y Mariscos Del Rey — Seafood tacos, mariscos platter, flavors of the sea meet the streets.
What’s Worth Trying First
If you’re looking for one spot that captures Clovis flavor, start with House of JuJu for dinner or The Red Caboose Café for brunch. And if you have a spare morning, the breakfast offerings at Eggbred are bound to become local staples.
As the city grows, the food scene grows with it—blends of new chains, mom-and-pops, and passionate street vendors chasing what we already love: bold, honest food done well.