You'd Never Know Some Of The Best Mexican Food In Arizona Is Hiding Deep In The Navajo Nation
Katie Lawrence
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Around here, authentic Mexican food can’t be beat. But, if you are searching for some of the best Mexican food in Arizona, you’ll find it at Amigo Cafe, a remote restaurant tucked away on the Navajo Nation near Monument Valley. Few people are aware it exists, but those who do would traverse the secluded stretch of Highway 163 that leads there any day.
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Have you ever eaten at the Amigo Café in Kayenta, Arizona? If so, what did you order and how was it? For hours, directions, menus, and more, visit the official website or Facebook page.
Not quite ready for a full meal? For a sweet Mexican-inspired pastry or dessert to get you through the day, check out this delicious bakery in Tucson.
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