Sometimes the best dining requires you to explore a little. You’ll find this restaurant at the end of a winding, dirt road, but it’s worth the bumpy ride.
A journey to Tortilla Flat Superstition Saloon is not for the faint of heart. It’s a long drive on a winding dirt road. Once you get to Tortilla Flat, it’s not hard to find - the address is 1 Main Street.
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The inside of this place is quirky and unique. The walls are covered in dollar bills and memorabilia.
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The dollar bills aren’t just U.S. currency; many countries are represented on these walls. Most are signed, along with the diner’s hometown. You’ll have a blast just reading the walls while waiting for your food.
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Saddle up to the bar, where you’ll enjoy a fancier seat than a regular bar stool.
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Even the bathroom stalls are entertaining. How often have you had your picture taken in the ladies room?
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The burgers here are particularly popular.
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The Boule of Fire is full of the saloon’s Killer Chili.
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You can’t go wrong with the Sonoran style Mexican food, either. It’s fresh and authentic.
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The saloon offers two home-brewed beers: Mule Oil (lager), and Snake Venom (amber ale).
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Save some room for dessert, because the prickly pear gelato is delicious.
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Visit Tortilla Flat Superstition Saloon Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM; Saturday and Sunday 8 AM to 7 PM.
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Learn more about the history of Tortilla Flat here. For more restaurants that are off the beaten path, take a look at these 8 hidden Arizona restaurants.
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