Candelilla Cafe, Lajitas Resort, Hwy. 170, Southwestern cuisine, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Extensive menu boasts regional specialties. Glass wall on 3 sides afford lovely view of gardens and golf course. Great for sunset. 877-LAJITAS, local 432-424-5000
Thirsty Goat Saloon often features live music in an upscale western bar. A limited food menu available. Adjacent to Candelilla Cafe.
Ocotillo Restaurant features elegant gourmet dining and cowboy cuisine. The Ocotillo is a massive rock structure built from the original Rex Ivey House with a unique lookout tower above the restaurant affords a sweeping view of the Rio Grande the Rio Grande and old Mexico.
Lajitas Trading Post was founded in 1899 and has been in operation continually since then. Today you can stop by for a fresh deli-style sandwich or meals to go. Be sure to say hi to the Mayor of Lajitas (he's a goat famous the world over for his beer drinking habits) Clay Henry III, in his open air office right next door. He prefers Lone Star, but any suitably cold malt beverage will do.
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