Jason W. wrote: >In three weeks a friend and I are driving across the U.S. (east to west) via >route 66. [snip] We are looking for >casual, famous or not eating places along the way It doesn't matter what the >food type, we're not fussy. Hot dogs to chile; Seafood to steaks etc..... >Thanks! ............ Jason If you want atmosphere, stop in at the joint near the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque. It's either called the Pioneer or Frontier. I can never remember which. It's a fun place with OK 50's grill food. Its major charm is that people from all walks of life stop in there for lunch. (At least, I hope this is still true.) The restaurant is on a corner across from UNM on Central Avenue, which used to be part of the old Route 66, I believe. (It's now Alt 40, the replacement highway to Route 66.)
Albuquerque, NM
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>>In three weeks a friend and I are driving across the U.S. (east to west) via >>route 66. [snip] We are looking for >>casual, famous or not eating places along the way It doesn't matter what the >>food type, we're not fussy. Hot dogs to chile; Seafood to steaks etc..... >>Thanks! ............ Jason Anne's Chicken Fry on route 66 in Oklahoma City is awsome. Give it a try!!! See ya then....
In article [email removed] (Jason Watson) writes: >In three weeks a friend and I are driving across the U.S. (east to west) via >route 66. [snip] We are looking for >casual, famous or not eating places along the way It doesn't matter what the >food type, we're not fussy. When you go through Tucumcari, NM, find out whether Martinez' is still open. Used to be the first place I'd stop for SW food on the way west from Illinois. David ______________________________________________ David Wright [email removed] San Antonio, Texas Not quite Out West, but you can almost see it from here! From X Fri Mar 17 21:24:37 EST 1995 Article: 14669 of rec.food.restaurants