11 Under The Radar Restaurants In New Mexico That Are Scrumdiddlyumptious
When your local dining options start to seem stale, it’s time to travel further afield. Hit the road and discover what these remote but scrumdiddlyumptious restaurants have to offer. Here are 11 spots in New Mexico that are off the beaten path but worthy of a detour:
You’ll never forget dining at Adobe Deli, a restaurant slash oxygen bar, which is located nine miles outside of Deming. Tuck into succulent steak accompanied by wine from the restaurant’s huge cellar while gawping at décor that features everything from a stuffed mountain lion to a display of hard hats.
Enjoy the homey vibe at this teeny dining spot, where you’ll find burritos, burgers, and addictive onion rings.
The menu at this brunch and sandwich spot is changes with the seasons, but expect classic dishes with a little twist. Definitely try the bread, which is baked in-house. (Reservations are recommended and bring cash.)
What this no-frills Indian restaurant lacks in atmosphere, it makes up for in the quality of its parathas (Indian flatbread) and samosas. You sure don’t expect to find an authentic Indian buffet in this remote a location.
For a hearty breakfast of huevos rancheros or burritos, head to Del Prado Café. You’ll love the hash browns.
This seasonal, roadside joint specializes in burgers and BBQ, especially brisket. As far as sides, you can’t go wrong with the onion rings.
You won’t regret ordering the green chile chicken fried steak, the burgers, or the enchilada plate at this retro-style restaurant.
This warm and welcoming restaurant (open seasonally) is known for pancakes and burritos at breakfast and also for its green chile cheesesteaks.
The Annex serves Mexican fare and American comfort food. Its fun, kitschy décor is only surpassed by the steaks and the cobbler you’ll find here.
This hidden gem on the Turquoise Trail dishes up delicious New Mexican breakfasts and lunches. Dining here is a unique experience because you can watch birds like peacocks, chickens, and turkeys through the windows, while you’re eating. Try the cinnamon rolls, breakfast burritos, and blintzes.
Oso Grill opened a little over a year ago and the restaurant has been winning diners over with its eclectic menu that features updated diner food, Southern dishes, soups, wraps, and sandwiches.
Check out more hole in the wall restaurants in New Mexico here.
