was lightly seasoned and tasty. Definitely not Taco Bell. The chicken tostado was made up of mild, shredded chicken with lettuce, tomatoes and a dab of sour cream. Yum! The gordita was 2 homemade corn pockets that looked like...

basic diner food. Farmington – http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/544760 Shiprock – even harder, we ate at a place that had decent navajo tacos on Highway 64 in or near Kirtland. Sorry, can’t remember the name. Deb

. I look forward to our visit to the independent universe of Austin next month. First stop from the airport, Tacos al Pastor! Mark PS Any Navajo tacos(on fry bread)?

there. I usually skip the Navajo taco and get their special, one of their delicious stews (red chili, green chili, beef vegetable stew, or beef hominy stew) and a frybread. I think the best plan of attack is to go with a friend...

I agree with the navajo taco. It’s as close as you’re going to get to an obviously Arizona sandwich. You can cheat on making frybread by picking up the biscuits in a tube from your grocer’s fridge case, patting...

: Every hamlet had a Kentucky Fried Chicken, and every few miles there would be a fry-bread stand by the side of the road. It was the Navajo equivalent to our Chip Truck, I thought at the time. Now fry-bread is decidedly not for...

I’ve had Native American food at a restaurant on an Arizona reservation. The restaurant was attached to a Holiday Inn or some other such chain motel. The menu had two sections – one was your standard blah motel cafe...

for a Navajo Taco, assuming the truck stop that’s famous for them is still there? Or/and the cafe at that hotel in Window Rock (mentioned in Tony Hillerman novels, if that means anything to you) by Navajo Tribal Hq....

found it all over Arizona (including Navajo chile and fry-bread at Tuba City [spectacular!]). But I have never found it in or near Phoenix. If that be ‘crabbing’, you must make the most of it. With kindest regards,...

I remember having Navajo Tacos all over the southwest (NM and Ariz.) — are those the same as “puffy tacos”?

(divine – easily the best part), the Navajo frybread, the rabbit dumplings, and the duck entree. I can’t wait to go back. Hope you enjoy your visit!

of SW Native American, New Mexican and Sonoran Mexican. I cannot think of any single item, or dish, that doesn’t experience some of the influences of our neighboring states, or Mexico. Maybe Navajo frybread, but that...

I’ll go here with co-workers for lunch sometimes. I’ll usually order the Navajo chicken sandwich and eat half of it. Navajo Chicken: Warm Fry-Bread Stuffed with Grilled Chicken, Avocado, Lettuce, Tomato, Red Onion and...

- Best 50’s style burger in town. Fresh cut fries. Good shakes. - Carolina’s – Good, down to earth mexican food, and cheap! - Fry Bread House - Navajo tacos. do they do anything else? - Hamburger Works – Good...

possibilities in town. I’m sure I’ll be getting my Tex-Mex on plenty, but where does one go for some good posole (green) or maybe even fry-bread, or heck, even a green chile burger ? Thanks much, and I look forward to...