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Customers` Favorites
“Bagdad Café is a legendary Route 66 stop with a cinematic soul. It was made famous by the 1987 cult German-American film of the same name. This roadside diner offers a slice of cinematic history filled with memorabilia, signatures from global travelers, and a warm and welcoming vibe. The decor is delightfully eccentric with business cards on the walls, vintage photos, and a jukebox that still hums with desert charm. Whether you're a movie buff, a road tripper, or just chasing the spirit of the open highway, this place delivers nostalgia. When I visited the Café, only coffee and non-alcoholic cold drinks were available. Andrea Pruett, the owner, is determined to keep the cafe open and running as a tourist attraction for photo opportunities, drinks, and souvenirs, allowing visitors to see the movie's iconic interior.“
“Home town food and fun for family and friends“
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“Stopped cause I needed gas only to discover one of the best carne burritos anywhere, literally in the middle of nowhere. House salsa brings good flavor and heat.
It’s a regular stop when traveling this route and it never disappoints. The fact it shares a building with a gas station only adds to the funky charm of this desert gem.“