New Mexico is chock-full of great restaurants, but it's always fun to find the hidden gems. Pie Town is a tiny town in the southern part of the state that got its name because it's, "3.14 miles from nowhere!" While the town is remote, it definitely has a sense of humor, and it's well worth a visit. While you're there, stop in for a bite to eat at Pie Town Cafe.
Pie Town is a tiny town with fewer than 200 residents. You'll find it out along U.S. Highway 60 in Catron County.
This little town may be in the middle of nowhere, but it's worth stopping because the Pie Town Cafe has some seriously good eats.
The dining room here isn't fancy, but there's plenty of seating and you'll love the friendly service.
The custom burgers and hand-cut fries are legendary.
Every burger is handmade with eight ounces of USDA ground beef, and grilled up perfectly. It's dressed with lettuce, tomato, onions, and dill pickles, then served with a side of fries, refried pinto beans, chips and salsa, or coleslaw.
You might also want to try the Mexican dishes. The enchiladas, carnitas, and tacos are to die for, and you can get a beef burrito the size of your head.
When you're dining in a place called Pie Town, you'd better be saving some room for dessert. The specialty of the house is New Mexico Apple Pie, which includes green chilies and pinon nuts. It's absolutely delicious.
There's a plethora of pies to choose from here!
Visit Pie Town Cafe Thursday through Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; it's closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Have you ever visited Pie Town? While you're there, you might also be interested in visiting this bakery that's one of the best on the planet!
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