La Posta de Mesilla

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By Parabellum @ 2011-03-10 06:52:39
In a two-hundred-year old adobe building that was a stage stop on the Butterfield Trail, La Posta is one of the grand old Mexican-American restaurants of the Southwest. Opened in 1939 by Katie Griggs, and now run by her descendants, it is a sprawling, multi-room place that is an essential stop for anyone in search of authentic regional food.
Links: www.roadfood.com
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