Re: Eats in Chama

PATSY'S...Without doubt the best Mexican/Southwestern/Native American grub to be found. Makes Vera's look like a Taco Bell. *Very* low key place (one each non-descrept converted mobile home or, like we "damn" yankees call 'em here in GA: "Tin Taras"). The Navajo tacos are unique and good; you won't find them anywhere else. The sopapias are the real thing and are to die for. Talk nice to her and maybe she'll whip up a chocolat layer cake for your return visit. Our "D" session crew lived there. You gotta be early for dinner though cause her evening hours are "depending"; she stays open depending on who's come in to eat. Get there before 6:30pm and you should be okay. No beer is served but you can get a "cocktail" or two at Fosters then pop down to the "snooty" High Country for some aperitif's (which is French for a couple more beers). Patsy's is south of the "Y", on the left just before you get to Vera's. Look carefully and you'll find it. Bon Appetit!