Kind associates with friendly dispositions. The store is fun, clean and has an abundance of lottery…read moretickets

Very clean bathroom. other than that literally just come here for very emergency gas and a piss…read morestop. Everything else is crazy high price. Only come here if you're very desperate.

Excellent food. The lemonade is awesome. I've never had a bad meal here. The service has always…read morebeen good.

On Route 66 this is the kind of breakfast I was expecting some simple and old school, the menu was…read moreeasy and the coffee was delicious. Eggs, potatoes and bacon was my choice with sourdough toast bringing up the rear, with a dab of red salsa the dance of flavors proceeded. Service was attentive and pleasant and the order to deliver time was very fast, just what you want when traveling and time is a factor. The scenic decorations only added to the experience of traveling on the most storied highway in America...Enjoy

Fast, friendly service with an attention to customer service and the all important drink refill…read more The fish and chips is advertised as one of their specialties, and although I found it to be good - it's not what I'd call significant. What is significant though is their delicious carrot cake. One of the best slices of carrot cake I've ever eaten. The Pit Stop is a great place for an excellent lunch or dinner when the mood calls for casual dining and quick turnaround.

Genuinely a perk with the location, as it's right off the main highway amongst a few stores in a…read morestrip mall. The Pit Stop burger (on menu) that I had was great; in flavor and in presentation. We all enjoyed our meals. For my sons meal, whose 5, it was also great / he had chicken tenders and fries and they didn't make them too hot or burnt, which was awesome. Inside of the restaurant and bathrooms were clean and well kept. Where they really lacked was their service on the front patio. They have 6 tables (I think), outside and the service was rather slow and felt quite ignored at times.

This is a special place. We stopped at Canyon Cafe on our way to the Grand Canyon. The café has so…read moremuch personality. The waitress is a gem. She was so personable. I tried the burger. It came with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, and fries.... so delicious! Accessible entrance.

There were two choices for the stop over the other was Mexican~Chinese and this cafe. My traveling…read morecompanions chose the other needless to say they were the only ones there. The fellow walking out of the place looked happy and with his recommendation I went in. Was a great choice the people were especially nice and friendly which is unusual for me to encounter. So I got a x rare patty melt with a salad for around $10. I am still in shock with that cheap price . The place was clean I felt very comfortable and happy to be there .If ever on my way to the Grand Canyon I will definitely stop here again.

Great food, Friendly service [Chloride AZ]…read more It was around 11:30a when we walked inside to grab a bite to eat... actually, it was already 12:30p (AZ is ahead by an hour from NV) well, it's no wonder my tummy is saying "feed me." Located in the historic town of Chloride AZ we walked inside a building that took us back in time, an authentic 1860's era Old West structure with a full bar onsite. Originally it used to be a stagecoach repair shop where stagecoaches can stop by for a quick repair but it has been renovated since while keeping the old charm and character. Loved the historic atmosphere. There were a few items we wanted to try but ended up ordering Fish & Chips and Grilled Cheese. The homemade fries tasted nice and crunchy. Since I ate most of the fries I was only able to eat one fish filet. Luckily, nothing is wasted... hubby was there to rescue the other two filets and the hush puppies too LoL! The filets were a good size, generous portion. I had a scoop of the chocolate chip ice cream. Great friendly customer service. Food is reasonably priced. Glad we stopped by. Review #3691

The food was great! I got the BLT and it was prepared perfectly, and the sweet potato fries were…read morenot too much or too little greasy and was delicious. Service was very fine. Our family of four was served in at most 15 minutes. Ambiance brought you back in time! The works of art really gave it a classic bar kind-of look. This place gets a 5/5 stars.

Very nicely kept place, clean and an upscale look for Mohave county. Just pulled in on the way to…read morethe highway and enjoyed a great breakfast with a good menu. Server was super attentive and helpful. Clean, even the restrooms were very well kept.

Best decision ever - stopping to eat here- we were going to eat at the Cracker Barrel and I decided…read moreto try local owned business!! Thank god - this place is great Food - amazing Service - off the charts

We had dinner here tonight, and everything was outstanding! The food was absolutely delicious, and…read moreit came out quickly. The service was exceptional from beginning to end. A special thank you to Bridget and Lily for making our evening so enjoyable. They were both friendly, attentive, welcoming, and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Their outstanding service truly made our dining experience memorable. It's rare to find a restaurant where both the food and the service are this exceptional. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for an amazing meal and top-notch hospitality. Thank you, Bridget and Lily, for a wonderful evening!

Amazing food at a small local restaurant. I have been here twice, this time I tried the brisket and…read moreit didn't disappoint. Had the baked potato and a salad. The salad could use some work but it was just basic while the baked potato was delicious with all the fixings. It's worth the travel to Boulder City. Give it a try! The carrot cake is really good and portioned for two maybe even three.

Americana is an excellent choice for a special occasion or celebration. We came for a birthday…read moredinner, and it exceeded our expectations. Everything was delicious. We ordered the Wagyu steak, the salmon, and the mushroom risotto, and every dish was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. The views are absolutely breathtaking. Overlooking the lake, you almost forget you're in Las Vegas. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the large fish tank as you walk in adds a luxurious touch without the crowds and chaos of the Strip. If you're looking for a memorable dinner with incredible food, beautiful scenery, and a relaxing ambiance, Americana is definitely worth a visit.

Come here often bc of the food and the views. The staff was so accommodating!. food was amazing! I…read moretold the waiter to surprise me with either the sea bass or the scallops. He brought out the scallops. Perfectly cooked! Beet salad was amazing! Creme Brule perfectly done. Rib eye. Americana Splash. Salmon. Francisco and Amanda and Marcelis are all amazing. Chef Ceasar and Chef Steven are masters. Always great food. Beautifully Plated and delicious! They charge the nenu often so you always get something different. Ask for the harvest menu, which changes weekly. Includes app, entree, dessert AND unlimited wine!! Don, the new manager is so nice. Wish they brought back Justin, the bartender. He always made my drink just right.

Unless you live in Dolan Springs, the only time you'll ever visit the Davis Ranch is if you're…read moretraveling to the western rim of the Grand Canyon, where you will have to pay some Native Americans at least $45 to see a hole in the ground. But if you do wander that way, stop into the Davis Ranch Club for a cold drink and some chow. I visited the place in June 2011, shortly after it opened. It doesn't abut the main drag in Dolan Springs directly - it's set back a few hundred feet from the road. Ample parking! (I kid.) It doesn't look like much. I was wary of stopping in at first. It looked like one of those dive bars you'd see in old motorcycle gang movies where everyone would give the out-of-towner the evil eye and break a few pool cues over his back. Of course, you can't judge a book by its cover. The place is essentially a small room. The air is dank and still, but still about twelve trillion degrees cooler than the hot Arizona desert. The menu is extensive (and I mean *extensive*). You can feel the hometown atmosphere by perusing its pages - multiple, non-uniform pages very obviously printed out on a home computer running Microsoft Works 1998. (That's not a knock on the place - just part of what made it so memorable for me.) When I went there, there was only one other occupied table at lunchtime. At it sat two men with very obvious Native American roots and two young girls. They were adorable and seemed to like the place. We only saw one employee, though there may have been another cook in the back. She was a youngish woman with really cool tattoos. Very personable. As I sat and ate, some other folks (regulars?) came in. She knew all their names and greeted them with a smile. She was especially good with the little girls sitting on the other side of the room. I didn't ask, but I think she (or her family) might own the place. The food was pretty good: I had a snakebite burger and it was spicy and delicious. Others in my party had chicken sandwiches and burgers and we all left full and happy. The prices are very low, too. (But after spending a few days up the road in Las Vegas, most anything magically becomes cheap.) My only complaint against the place was that at the time I went there, they didn't yet have their license to serve beer. May have changed by now, though. One last comment: I didn't order any, but if you get a chance you should check out their selection of pie. I'm sure it's all prefabricated stuff, but the amount of different types that were available really blew me away. The Waldorf Astoria it is not. But if you're holding out for a McDonald's on the way to the Canyon, don't hold your breath. Pull into this place, meet some nice, down-to-earth people, and get out of the sun for a spell.

This is now Castle Rock Ranch! If you are looking for Davis Ranch...you will never find it…read more New beautiful paint design on the former Ranch Club and most other business in Dolan Springs are worth checking out. Everything is better!!

Says it's open. It is not. Waste of a stop!…read more Well, this stop was an experience. We pulled in mainly for Port of Subs -- not open. Then headed to the ladies' room, where five or six stalls were out of order and the baby changing table was broken. Not exactly traveler-friendly. The rest of the place is basically one giant Chinese souvenir shop with some absolutely wild prices. $8 for a can of Pringles?! At that price, I was expecting them to be hand-delivered by Mr. Pringle himself. Gas was $5.29 a gallon, just to keep the theme going. The 76 gas station was honestly the only positive part of the stop. If you're stopping for Port of Subs, a functioning restroom, reasonably priced snacks, or all three... you might want to keep driving.

I've been eating at Port of Subs for years, and this location was a huge disappointment. The prices…read moreare extremely high for the portion size you receive. They only offer one sandwich size, and for what they charge, you could get a much larger sub at a regular Port of Subs location. If this were someone's first experience with Port of Subs, they would probably walk away thinking the entire brand is overpriced, which isn't true. Most Port of Subs locations offer multiple sizes at reasonable prices and provide much better value. What made this visit even more frustrating was the amount of meat on the sandwich. For the price being charged, the portions were very small and did not justify the cost. On top of that, the customer service was poor and made the experience even worse. This location does not represent the quality or value that Port of Subs is known for. Hopefully management takes a closer look at pricing, portions, and customer service because this is not a good look for the brand