apparently I'm doing it wrong. Where are said taqueria? is it going to make me taquaerrrhea my pants?

For the Ski trips, we typically only stop in Amarillo and then somewhere around Colorado Springs for Gas. Amarillo is usually the Valero/Toot n totum on the loop or Bucees.

For RV, we do the Love's in Quanah and hope to god something is edible.

I avoid the Bucees in the RV in Amarillo - the Valero has RV pumps and parking available. There's a decent little BBQ place inside there and a Wendy's.

Next fill up is Clayton. Same Toot n Totum then onward.

I'm generally a tyrant on these road trips. We stop for gas only - that's where food can be purchased or non-RV toilet used. I'm generally trying to get out of the hellscape of the panhandle in the summer or winter as quickly as possible. Also, we do 700+ miles in a day often and I'm not about dilly dabbing around.

The asada or el pastor burritos at Taqueria Dalhart are top tier. My Wife and I used to go on dates there when we were dating. La Cabana also isn't a bad joint.

ChoppinDs40 said:

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I'm generally trying to get out of the hellscape of the panhandle in the summer or winter as quickly as possible.

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I try to get out of the hellscape of little India, Cough cough, I mean Frisco and Prosper whenever I'm there.

Epic passes for next season (26/27) already for sale on their website…

On the way up, we will typically do lunch at Rudy's in Amarillo. Takes less than 30 minutes and is a nice break with decent bathrooms and gas there as well.

ChoppinDs40 said:

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apparently I'm doing it wrong. Where are said taqueria? is it going to make me taquaerrrhea my pants?

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Same thought, sounds like risky business

We are making our first trip up to Wolf Creek/Pagosa Springs for spring break week after next. Any recommendations on good local spots for dinner? Our kids are in the chicken strips and pizza only phase of life so we typically look for a good local pizza spot or brewery. Excited to try Wolf Creek for the first time.

I ate at Rosie's Pizzeria in December and it was pretty good. Place was also packed with locals around dinner time so that's a hint it is a good option.

I've also had dinner at Tequilas on the River and it was ok food, but the views at night of the river and springs area was pretty cool.

Yes. If You buy Now You can usually use it the end if this season.

Riff Raff Brewing has good food and beer.

Dalhart, Dumas, and Clayton.

I can't speak to the Dumas location.

Mountain Pizza is always a winner.

QuatroLong said:

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Our kids are in the chicken strips and pizza only phase of life

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Good to hear that I'm not the only one. Can't even my boys to eat a damn hamburger. But got my oldest (9 year old) turned on to BBQ this past weekend while we were down in Austin so I'm stoked about that. There's a great spot in the springs run by expats from Cypress that I'm gonna start bringing him along with me to.

Bayou City said:

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Yes. If You buy Now You can usually use it the end if this season.

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Wow didn't know that, surprised to hear actually. Wonder if that will be different this season with the end date looking like it will be earlier this year than normal.

cool - thanks for the blast.

maroonblood90 said:

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Mountain Pizza is always a winner.

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Be there when it opens or pizza takes like an hour to get. So hard to find workers in South Fork.

Rio Grande Club restaurant is actually pretty darn good and open to the public.

Interesting article on the whole Telluride deal

https://apple.news/AmTSjLeLrTACpZEPo34r27Q