Went to Arizona to get Lotto tickets, which they have. They have a whole bunch of souvenirs, candy,…read morebeef jerky, and a place that serves food in the back. The only thing is that all the extra stuff they have is sky high in price! I mean, it's out of line, in my opinion. Nice desert drive down there, though.

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

Eggs Benedict is the bomb, great service and atmosphere. Go every Sunday for breakfast!read more

Came in based off reviews and we were not disappointed! Our server, Autumn, was amazing! She kept…read moreup with the orders and offered wonderful customer service. Everything she did, she did with a smile and kindness. Even when one of my kids accidentally spilled his drink, she was kind and caring about it. We ordered cheeseburgers, regular hamburger, short stack pancakes with a side egg, Jack Daniel's pork chop dinner, and French Dip sandwich. Everything was cooked perfectly! The hamburgers were flavorful and juicy. My oldest ate 2! While inside is not very big, they were able to accommodate 6 of us at a booth. I would highly recommend this quaint little gem on Route 66! We would definitely come again!

Best Fish and Chips! I highly recommend a visit when stopping through Boulder City, casual and…read morecomfy diner, the Staff is very polite and welcoming! Good Job to GM and Proprietors! Regards, Ms.Bea

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 little Cafe in the middle of literally nowhere, serves up bountiful ,hot and delicious…read morebreakfast. Eggs and pancakes is impressive in size and flavor, the omelet is well prepared and delicious. The service is friendly and efficient. If you're in the area make sure to stop by.

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.

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.

We just had burgers and they were great…read more More characters to make the 85 limit...................

Great breakfast! Clean facility, efficient friendly service and decent prices too. What's not to…read morelike??

After spending the morning touring Hoover Dam, we worked up an appetite and headed to Boulder City…read moreto check out Fox Smokehouse BBQ. Great decision. This place has a legit small-town feel and serves some excellent barbecue. We ordered the Burger special, sliders (one pork and one brisket), and The Brisket sandwich. The sliders were huge for sliders and served on big toasted buns and piled high with coleslaw, onions, pickles, and pepperoncinis. Both meats were flavorful and tender. The brisket sandwich was outstanding: certified Angus beef cooked low and slow, seasoned with their Texas-style rub, sliced thick, and stacked high on grilled Texas toast. Very satisfying. For drinks, we had a couple Hazy Fox IPAs and two Huckleberry Lemonades that were on special for $5, which were a fun and refreshing choice. The sides were just as impressive. My family ordered the 50/50 bowl with half mac & cheese and half cowboy beans which was outstanding. The cowboy beans were especially packed with flavor. We also tried the fried okra and potato salad. The okra was amazing; crispy and delicious. The potato salad was just okay for me and a little bland, but I'm from the north, so I know everyone makes potato salad differently depending on the region. Overall, Fox Smokehouse BBQ was a great stop with delicious food, generous portions, and a welcoming hometown vibe. Definitely worth visiting if you're near Boulder City.

The food is amazing and I love the take out service. The only problem I have with is that you have…read moreto ask for barbecue sauce. Seems a little strange in a barbecue restaurant one would have to ask for barbecue sauce for takeout. The

This is my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas. Their A5 Wagyu is some of the best I've ever had. It's…read morecooked to perfection and served with the best mashed potatoes I've ever tasted, along with vegetables. The meal feels home-cooked rather than like the tiny steak-on-a-plate experience you get at most high-end steakhouses. The service is always amazing as well. It's better than any of the restaurants on the strip and I live here so I've been to a lot.

Let me start with saying the views were absolutely beautiful and created such a relaxing atmosphere…read morewhich was perfect for a nice dinner outside. The food itself was delicious and clearly well prepared. One thing to note is that the dinner menu does not offer many options for more selective eaters, but the staff was incredibly accommodating. We were able to order a burger and fries even though it was not on the menu. We also appreciated being able to order calamari and an affogato, which were also off menu. Overall, between the stunning views, great food, and flexible service, it was a really enjoyable dining experience. I've been here a few times and I'm never disappointed. My girlfriends and I had a great time.

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!!

We so wanted to love this place. We were in the mood for barbecue and this place looked soo good…read more The cashier was super nice and made the suggestion of getting the 5 meats and 3 sides. We got double portion of brisket, cheddar links, spare ribs and beef rib. We got a double portion of Mac and cheese and green beans. We were surprise how long it took to get our food ( over 1/2 hour). The good- the brisket was super good. The cheddar was solid. the best part were the sides the Mac and cheese was good, but the green beans were the best part of the meal. The bad. The spare ribs were over cooked and super dry. The Beed rib was 2/3 fat and gristle. We showed one of the staff and he came back with another piece that was a little better... but said the fat to meat ration is Normal for beed ribs. The staff was super helpful and great... food was a little underwhelming

We were looking for dog-friendly restaurants in Las Vegas, and Rollin Smoke BBQ popped up as an…read moreoption. I'm so glad we gave it a try because the food was excellent. We ordered the Rib Platter Special and the Trio Choice Platter, and everything was delicious, but the brisket was the absolute standout. I must say, it was the best brisket I've ever had. We asked for the fattier cut, and it was melt-in-your-mouth tender -- truly exceptional. We also tried a variety of their sauces, and they all had great flavor, which made the meal even better. The ribs and pork were solid too, but that brisket alone is worth coming back for.