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It's not
difficult to offer a complete review of restaurants in the tiny
Mojave Desert community of Ludow, California, as there are a
total of three options: One sit-down, one fast food, and
one convenience store. Whatever the case, enjoy the most
complete diner's guide to Ludlow cuisine on the world wide web. Ludow Café: Is the name of the place Ludlow Café, or is the name Ludlow Coffee Shop? Whatever the name, the restaurant offers good food, reasonable prices, and the only full-service dining in town. Chevron Station: The hub of activity in the town of Ludlow, besides gasoline, the Chevron station offers hot dogs, pre-made sandwiches, hot and cold drinks, and lots of merchandise. Ludlow Dairy Queen: Located in the 76 station, on the east side of the freeway, Ludlow DQ offers the sort of cuisine that you've come to expect from the regional chain. Roy's Café: Located in the nearby ghost town of Amboy, Roy's offers little in the way of dining, but lots of history about the glory days of Route 66. Ludlow Motel: The only motel in town, it offers a gateway into the dining scene of Ludlow, and a clean, comfortable place to stay. Ludlow Coffee Shop, reprise: I pay another visit to the only real restaurant in town, and the only place in Ludlow where you can sit down, choose your entrée from a menu, and have a waitress bring it to your table. Copyright(c) 2009 eRench Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. This site has been on the web since December 22, 2002. Web page design has been created by eRench Productions, Inc., custon photography for any occasion...
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