Pancho McGillicuddy's, Williams, AZ

Part of the National Register of Historic Places, Pancho McGillicuddy's was established in 1893 as the Cabinet Saloon.However, the spittoons and pipes are gone, and diners will enjoy a smoke-free dining room filled with Mexican decor. There are succulent specialities offered, including "armadillo eggs," the local name for deep-fried jalapeños stuffed with cheese, as well as fish tacos, and the pollo verde -- chicken breasts smothered in a sauce of cheese, sour cream, and green chiles. There is also a bar where you can smoke, watch the action on the TVs, and enjoy more than 30 types of tequila.