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Restaurants
Roadfood restaurants aren't only about good food. They are places with memorable personality: diners, town cafes, BBQs, street carts, even some deluxe dining rooms.
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Memorable | One of the Best
Buckhorn Tavern
Messy, memorable green chile cheeseburgers make the Buckhorn Tavern an essential Roadfood stop in San Antonio, New Mexico.
Excellent | Worth a Detour
Carl’s Drive-In
A 16-stool diner on old Route 66 in St. Louis, Carl's Drive-In is the place to belly up for elegant-oily hamburgers and foot-long hot dogs smothered with chili.
St. Louis, MO
Memorable | One of the Best
Duran Central Pharmacy
The lunch counter of a full-service Albuquerque drug store, Duran Central Pharmacy serves New Mexico fare at its best, including magnificent tortillas.
Albuquerque, NM
Memorable | One of the Best
Eischen’s Bar
Small-town, dive-bar fried chicken joint an hour out of Oklahoma City, Eischen's is a Roadfood classic. Since 1896.
Memorable | One of the Best
El Farolito
In the tiny New Mexico town of El Rito, El Farolito offers chiles rellenos, enchiladas, green chile and green chile cheeseburgers, plus fine Frito pie.
Legendary | Worth driving from anywhere
El Parasol
El Parasol is strictly take-out, a great Santa Fe, New Mexico destination for a breakfast burrito, Frito pie, or green chile cheeseburger.
Santa Fe, NM
Excellent | Worth a Detour
Five and Dime General Store
The lunch counter at Santa Fe's Five and Dime may be where the Frito pie was invented. It is served right in the Fritos bag and can be eaten on the stroll.
Santa Fe, NM
Excellent | Worth a Detour
Golden Light Cafe
A vintage 1946 hamburger cantina restaurant on old Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas, the Golden Light serves a fine Frito pie and is also a popular live music venue.
Amarillo, TX
Memorable | One of the Best
Hamburger King | Best Oklahoma Town Cafe Hamburgers
Town cafe hamburgers are lunch counter classics at this Oklahoma restaurant dating back to 1927. Note also Redtop Stew topped with chili.
Memorable | One of the Best
Highland Park Soda Fountain
A vintage lunch counter in a former drug store, the Highland Park Soda Fountain offers fizzy treats and quick-eats, Texas style, including chili and Frito pie.
Dallas, TX
Memorable | One of the Best
Ike’s Chili House
Ike's is an early 20th century urban chili parlor in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Eats are cheap and cross-counter attitude is served in abundance.
Tulsa, OK
Memorable | One of the Best
Kamp Dog | The Crazy-Good Wiener of Connecticut
Making a crazy-good wiener and hearty hamburger in southeastern Connecticut, Kamp Dog also serves mighty breakfast and Frito pie.
New London, CT
Legendary | Worth driving from anywhere
Pecan Lodge
In the heart of Dallas' Deep Ellum, Pecan Lodge uses a unique combination of Texas and North Carolina styles to smoke brisket.
Dallas, TX
Memorable | One of the Best
Pick Quick Drive-In
Fife, Washington's Pick Quick Drive-In is a roadside blast from the past, great for right-priced double bacon cheeseburgers, fries & shakes.
Good | Worth a Return
Purple Daisy Picnic Cafe
A happy-go-lucky Chattanooga cafe enjoyed by tourists as well as locals, Purple Daisy is a base camp for trips up and around Lookout Mountain.
Legendary | Worth driving from anywhere
Sid’s
Sid's onion-fried burgers and Coney Islands are the signature dishes of El Reno, Oklahoma, on Route 66. A diner with local color galore!
El Reno, OK
Excellent | Worth a Detour
Stop and Eat Drive In
At Stop & Eat north of Santa Fe, the cuisine is New Mexico drive-in fare, ranging from tamale plates and green chile cheeseburgers to a fine Frito pie.
