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Home › Forums › Regional Forums › Where Should I Eat? › Native American Food › RE: Native American Food

August 19, 2004 at 2:37 pm #2271830
tsores
tsores
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quote:

Originally posted by shanklemsw

There’s a place on the Navajo reservation in Tuba City that used to serve fry bread tacos. I found out about it from Roadfood and went there a bunch when I lived in AZ. It’s quite a drive from Phoenix though. There’s also a fry bread taco stand on the Apache rez on
hwy 260 between pinetop And Mcnary, also quite a drive from Phoenix.

The Tuba City Truck Stop Cafe serves a good Navajo taco. We were through there 4 years ago and the experience was consistent with my first visit in 1986. One caution: do not order the vegetarian taco. My travelling companion did and it was a can of cold beans on dressed fry bread. It was inedible.

Don’t worry about finding it. Just head down HWY 160 and take the exist for Tuba City. It will be off the main road on your right.

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