Joe and Aggie's Cafe

Great breakfast. Eggs were cooked perfectly. There was good parking for the motorhome.

Loved eating here! Joe and Aggie's Cafe in Holbrook is a classic Route 66 restaurant. They're probably best-known for their homemade red and green chile, which is amazing. I had an enchilada and it was perfect. Very friendly staff and they were so nice to my little 9-month old.

I hate to do this since I really wanted to love this place. The service was great and the owner and waiter were very friendly. My waiter told me to look around while my food was being cooked and asked me questions about my trip which was great. It felt like eating at a friend's house. The problem was the food. My chips came straight out of a bag. The refried beans were the worst I'd ever had, hands down (and I've eaten my share of beans in my life). The rice was bland and tasted like it came from an Uncle Ben's package. My taco was ok, but it was a taco. Pretty hard to screw up. The enchilada was pretty bad. I loved the Cars memorabilia, but the display case was so covered in dust and loose papers that it was really difficult to see what was inside. It makes me sad. I don't know how much money these guys make these days on Route 66, but food quality and cleanliness is all effort. I want to support these places so I can take my kids to them, but when I can make better Mexican food at home on a Tuesday night, it's difficult.

Permanently closed

The best bfast I have had in a while. Old school charm with good eats and nice people. Try the enchilada and egg plate

Did not open at 6AM. So unfortunately we ate breakfast elsewhere. Great place to take photos though.

The shop part is OK, but do not eat here. It is NOT clean. They were out of just about everything we wanted. The tortilla chips were stale. I wanted Millers Lite, but were told they only had Bud Lite and then they served a Coors Light

We stopped here for lunch while waiting for the Wigwam Motel office to open (3pm). We tried their bean and cheese burro and their beef and bean burro. They were average but the combination of American and Mexican food along with their Route 66 gift shop with a Native American flair makes it a unique stop.

Super cute Resturant. Great breakfast! Nice size portions and priced very reasonably.

Had a great meal and talked to great people loved the owner who had some amazing stories to tell!