Apache Homelands - Deming

As others have mentioned, the staff was incredibly friendly and quick to welcome us. Everything was clean and well-organized. The restaurant itself was excellent. The Indian taco was outstanding, featuring very fresh ingredients, and the French dip was delicious with tender beef. The reason for giving it 4 stars is that the gift shop selection was quite limited. There’s a larger tourist trap gift shop nearby (perhaps Apache Junction? We didn’t visit it), which makes me think that Homelands could enhance its appeal by offering local or Native artwork. Inside the restaurant, there are many rooms to explore. Overall, it's a great stop during a long journey.

Our first experience dining here was wonderful! The Four-Jack Burger and the Indian Taco were both excellent. The staff was friendly and welcoming, as always. We will definitely be returning to enjoy a meal, especially since the menu is available 24/7.

I have to admit that the reviews are on site. I was a little worried when I went to the building plot, but this place was open. A supplement that would be nice is a dog area too many thorns for fur babies to go outside. People are great food was definitely homemade, good portions and tasteful. The price corresponds to portion and quality. Small inside, but there is a lot to learn about Indian tribes and many beautiful nik nacs. Valuable stopping and tightening of legs also the half parking space is a large dirt lot

This place is a Pearl on the Desert . If you are a traveler on the I-10, this is your stop!..I 'm so glad I did.

A decent rest stop right off the FWY with plenty of Semi Truck parking. The ladies who were working the counter at the small restaurant were very nice and welcoming. The food is decently priced and served quick. I definitely recommend this for a fast bite and rest from whatever road trip you're on. They also have giant slices of pie at a cheap price. Got me a huge piece of bread pudding for less than three bucks.