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Lost in Nob Hill
Albuquerque, NM
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Where can one find the best Indian or Navajo taco in ABQ? Any dives or restaurants that make them good? Cheers.
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Joe Done
Albuquerque, NM
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Hmm. Not sure on that one.
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jamons frybread cabana
United States
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Nice thick dough with lots of choices to top off your Indian taco. It's on central just over the river heading west...
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Since: Jan 10
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In town, none I've ever found. On the road into Jemez Springs - oh yeah! Any of the roadside stands, fry bread<sigh>... Its a bit of a drive but a great way to meander about and get a good meal at the same time.
And of course during the St fair in the Indian village.
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Since: Oct 11
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I guess Indian Tacos are not too popular, CornDogz, since you had to go back 2 years to revive this thread. But, I agree with you: a drive up to Jemez Springs will make my mouth start watering as I near those fry bread stands by the red rocks. But, i always wait until I've had a bath at the Bath House. Then I can justify a couple of fry bread laced with honey. BTW: I recommend the 25min bath for $12. The 45min bath will make you too weak to drive home.
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I just replied, the person in post #3 revived it. I didn't even notice the date though, oh well, some things never get old, like Indian Taco's!!
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My bad, make that post #4... given that #3 was deleted by the mods.
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WorkingStiff
Albuquerque, NM
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jamons frybread cabana wrote: Nice thick dough with lots of choices to top off your Indian taco. It's on central just over the river heading west... Yes, James is a good friend of mine. Very good friends with his dad and Uncles. Just opened his Brazilian street food/ New Mexican Restaurant up recently. Helped him remodel the kitchen / electrical back in March. Some good food, not just the Indian tacos. Very original! Near my other fav restraunt, the Monte Carlo steakhouse.
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Taos Troll
Laramie, WY
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WorkingStiff wrote: <quoted text>
Yes, James is a good friend of mine. Very good friends with his dad and Uncles. Just opened his Brazilian street food/ New Mexican Restaurant up recently. Helped him remodel the kitchen / electrical back in March. Some good food, not just the Indian tacos. Very original! Near my other fav restraunt, the Monte Carlo steakhouse. Best Taco in town can be had at Salavation Army soop kicthen, made in San Franseesco by leetle Mexican/Irish Lepricons importred from Gallup, Mexico about 10 miles west of Albutrukey, I helped heem remodle hees toilet. Actually i built heem a new outhouse door called zee "Monte Carlos" OUTHOUSE. Tha kichen ees in zee basemunt---'drop in' sometimes. Ees also veery 'riginal.
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WorkingStiff
Albuquerque, NM
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Cheyenne, where the men are men and the sheep run scared.
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WorkingStiff
Albuquerque, NM
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Cheyenne, where the men are men and so are the women.
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WorkingStiff
Albuquerque, NM
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Cheyenne, where men are men, especially on Brokeback mountain.
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Mark
Albuquerque, NM
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Gotta try Jamon's...in a pinch...twisters does one that will do.
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jamons frybread cabana
Shreveport, LA
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Don't just take my word for it on the best indian taco in town. You can also read all the reviews done on my restaurant . Such as in the alibi , the albuquerque journal ,my 97 percent rating on urbanspoon,just to name a few .
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Adglaani Tso
Bronx, NY
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Reminds me of a joke. Old Indian man who's never had pizza in his life finally gets served a pizza with everything on it. He yells, "hey who threw up on my fried bread".
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“It Stinks-From the Word 'Go'!”
Since: Nov 10
Cedar Crest, NM
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Kimberly Patty, bless her heart. But I haven't seen her in ages.
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