On US 60, the Original coast to coast HWY. West of Socorro,NM & east of Springerville,AZ. Gateway to the Gila. The Pieway as it's called here.Pies over cakes anytime. So y’all please tell me where this pie town is so I can visit someday.
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On US 60, the Original coast to coast HWY. West of Socorro,NM & east of Springerville,AZ. Gateway to the Gila. The Pieway as it's called here.Pies over cakes anytime. So y’all please tell me where this pie town is so I can visit someday.
Sarah does a killer burger @ the Pie Shop.I would eat any of those pies, but what I miss from my Southern CO and Northern NM days is the green chili cheese burger, hold the cheese.
You’re killin’ me…Sarah does a killer burger @ the Pie Shop.
Hand made patties cooked to your pleasure,real bun,slabs of tomato,green chile,cheese and bacon if you wish.
And chile roasting season has started. 2fer time road trips
Tanks Tex...lol.Fine writing Hank…McGuane’ish.
Thanks Hank! If I ever make it down I’ll visit.On US 60, the Original coast to coast HWY. West of Socorro,NM & east of Springerville,AZ. Gateway to the Gila. The Pieway as it's called here.
The key is to workout in the mornings, get all your suffering out of the way so you can enjoy a nice slab of pie and a beer in the evenings.This thread is brutal. I was just talking with another HTer about how it was time to really buckle down and get serious about fitness before season starts. Now I just want some pie. Good stuff, Hank.
They sure use to have some yummy cheese burgers there at the Inn after a long cold day on the mountain.Pie Town is definitely on the travel bucket list.
Montana's tourism has a feature called the "Pie Trail" which lists mostly small town cafes and eateries across the state with the best home-baked pies. We have been hitting the trail pretty hard the past few years. So far the best has been Sour Cream Lemon pie at the Crazy Mountain Inn in Martinsdale. The food there is excellent but it's worth the trip just for a piece of pie, whatever the flavor of the day!