Indian Arts Center

"Dominic and Janice - thank you for being so welcoming. I got a beautiful necklace here and my first fry bread. Dominic, who was making the fry bread, is one of the coolest people I’ve talked to in a long time. Very kind, open, and genuine. It was nice to have that human connection. Much love to you both."

"The fry bread taco was absolutely delicious! The green chili salsa, which is said to be a passed down family recipe is the very best we had ever tasted. The lovely gentleman that prepared our food was one on the sweetest people we have ever met and really knew his stuff. We will be marking this place on our “must visit again” list. We highly recommend this place for authentic Indian fry bread tacos."

"Definitely recommend stopping here.Authentic Acoma, and laguna Pueblo arts and crafts. As well as other southwestern and Indian decor. The Indian fry bread is a must have when visiting. Only 5 dollars."

"Stopped to try the frybread--I had cinnamon & sugar and my husband had chili powder with a side of fresh salsa. The salsa is amazing and I'm pretty sure my husband is obsessed. We are miles down the road now and he is still going on about how much he loved it (but for good reason because it was delicious)! I only wish we lived closer so we could come here all the time."

"Two Words: Fry Bread! My brother and I had not had fry bread in 26 years when we took a trip with our parents to Colorado as kids. It was amazing! Get a plain one so you can see what it's like on its own. Then get one or more with different toppings. So good! The handcrafted jewelry and pretty we're beautiful and reasonably priced. You can check the whole store out while waiting for the fry bread. A very fun visit just a minute of I-40. /** If you read this post and it helped please click on the thumbs up to like it. Thanks! **/"