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Eating in Tombstone Traditions don't die easily, and when you're in what remains of the Wild West, expect opportunities to eat like you're in the Wild West! A hearty meal in Tombstone is never far away, with barbecued food, steaks, beans and everything else to keep a cowboy from going hungry. As the town caters predominantly for tourists, its reconstructed
historic center is filled with faithfully rowdy saloons and eateries.
Amongst the better eateries, try:
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And
Die in the West. Story of the Gunfight at the OK Corrall.
Frommer's
Arizona Guide
Tombstone