Two brothers from Laguna Pueblo in New Mexico hope their family recipes will lure diners to their new eatery in Mesa, Arizona.
Otis and Nick Lara just opened Cafe Laguna with Otis' wife, Carla. The restaurant can seat up to 56 people and offers free wireless service.
The Laras serve several fry bread dishes, including a vegetarian version. Sides include some traditional Pueblo stews.
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