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Pecos is a town in the Trans-Pecos region of Texas. The town claims to have been the site of the first rodeo, on July 4, 1883.

[edit] Get in

• I-20 east of Van Horn and west of Monahans.
• US 285 northwest of Fort Stockton and southeast of Carlsbad, New Mexico.

[edit] Get around

[edit][add listing] See

• West of the Pecos Museum, 120 E 1st St, 432 445 5076, [[1]]‎. Housed in structures built in 1896 and 1904.
• West of the Pecos Rodeo, [2]. The rodeo that started it all.

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• Locally-grown cantaloupes

[edit] Restaurants

• Alfredo's Restaurant, 1002 S Cedar St, 432 445 7776. Good Tex-Mex in a modest atmosphere. Try the fajitas.
• Old Mill BBQ & Burritos, 1318 S Eddy St, 432 447 6106.
• Panda House Chinese Restaurant, 707 S Cedar St, 432 445 9889.
• Pizza Pro, 308 S Cedar St, 432 445 5555.
• Speedy's Restaurant, 317 W 3rd St,432 445 1323.

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• Cash's Sports Bar, 1330 E 3rd St, 432 445 7226.

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• Budget Inn, 2128 W 3rd St, 432 445 4946.
• Laura Lodge Motel, 1000 East 3rd Street, 432 445 4924.
• Motel 6, 3002 S Cedar St, 432 445 9034.
• Oak Tree Inn, 22 N Frontage Rd, 432 445 1628.
• Quality Inn, 4002 S. Cedar St., 432 445 5404.

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