Nestled in a quirky roadside spot, this funky café offers a delightful blend of New Mexican flavors and eclectic menu choices amid a charming, historical vibe.
"Well, okay, it’s not a bar per se, but let us explain. About ten minutes from downtown, this funky Pueblo-style roadhouse sits at the intersection of Tesuque Village and Bishop Lodge roads. A golden oldie since 1989—you can’t miss the giant red-hued Native American mural by the artist ELMAC stationed outside. Inside, a diverse crowd of families, tourists and locals gather post various rugged outdoor adventures. Doubling as a bar and general store, the unpretentious space doles out simple meals: fish tacos and hearty green chili posole. And just after 4 p.m, you can order tasty wood-fired pizzas with sweeping views onto the distant Jemez Mountains. A wooden bar is dedicated to beers, tequila and mezcal drinks—and using organic fruit purees. Try the Mexican Old Fashioned with reposado mezcal, orange bitters and agave or order a Cantarito with tequila, agave, muddled grapefruit and lime (and topped off with Topo Chico). Or stay simple with a “Ranch Water” a smooth blend of blanco tequila, Topo Chico and fresh lime juice." - Kate Donnelly
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