
As for the food out there, I stopped at the cafeteria-style dining establishment out there. Everything was overpriced, but it's a tourist spot. I got the southwest chicken cheese steak with peppers, onions and montery jack cheese. It wasn't so great. The bun got quite soggy and there wasn't a lot of flavor in it. It's hard to make a sandwich this messy look good too.
Before I left, I stopped at the gift shop. There were so many food-related items I barely knew what to do with myself. There were jalapeno and cactus jellies and jams and cookbooks
and dip spice mixes. After admission and lunch, I let price be my guide. I picked up a few prickly pear pops for $.95 a piece. Prickly pear is only third on the list of ingredients, so I should have known it was just a tourist trap. It tasted just like a safety sucker you can get at the bank.

It's a good thing I came for the scenery and not
the food because that's one thing that could never disappoint. For photos of the food and landscape, come on over here.

2 comments:
mmm..prickly cactus lolli's sound fun!
Very intersting ,actually in those places the food never was good and always overprice. Anyway...the cactus lolli pops I never saw ...how taste?
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