The Bagdad Café, located along Route 66 in Newberry Springs, California, is a historic and iconic roadside stop made famous by the 1987 film Bagdad Café. Originally called the Sidewinder Café, it gained international recognition after the movie’s release, attracting visitors from around the world. The café stands as a cultural symbol of the Route 66 experience, blending American road trip nostalgia with cinematic history. Its quirky charm and remote desert location make it a popular destination for travelers seeking a piece of Route 66 history.
Visitors from all over the world come to experience its unique desert atmosphere, nostalgic ties to Route 66, and its cinematic history. The café attracts travelers, film enthusiasts, and international tourists who enjoy the quirky ambiance and remote location. The guestbook is often filled with signatures from visitors across the globe, making it a cultural touchpoint for Route 66 fans.
Address: 68315 National Trails Hwy.
Ludlow, CA 92338
Official website: Bagdad Café
