On the Mother Road: Joseph's Bar & Grill, Santa Rosa, NM

If you are a car buff and want to capture the feel of a time gone by, it's not too late to experience that part of America that resides on Route 66. Route 66 was decommissioned as a highway in 1985 and officially ceased to exist, but hardcore American travel aficionados still drive the route known as the Mother Road. While you are on your journey, make sure to stop at Joseph's Bar & Grill, Santa Rosa, NM.

Santa Rosa is a town with roots as a Spanish ranch; it grew in popularity and lasted over time as a place to stop on the way from East to West. Today the town is still a tourist town and Joseph's Bar & Grill; Santa Rosa, NM is the perfect place to stop when you are traveling that road. The owners or Joseph's Bar & Grill, Santa Rosa, NM have rescued and adopted some of the Mother Road's memorabilia, the most famous piece being the Fat Man sign from the Club Café.

While Joseph's Bar and Grill, Santa Rosa, NM may be a great place to brush up on local history, don't forget to enjoy either breakfast, lunch or dinner while you are there. With the restaurant starting out as La Fiesta back in 1956, you know the food there is authentic and delicious. Another sign that it is a place not to be missed is that it is a popular restaurant for the locals. This means you will get a good meal for a great bargain. Look for the grilled chicken salad or any of the dishes featuring local chilies.

Route 66 will always be a part of our history that rings true with the spirit of America; lined with businesses that survived the depression by providing weary migrants with a meal and a place to stay. Joseph's Bar & Grill, Santa Rosa, NM also celebrates that spirit by providing a photographic history and memorabilia to keep those memories alive.

Joseph's Bar & Grill, Santa Rosa, NM