I would strongly suggest the native entrees. The Navajo taco, beef and beef stew was amazing. Thw frybread was crispy and wonderfully made. The native crafts werevery nice. read more

The Trading Post is unique. Massive Native shopping opportunities on your way into the restaurant. Ambience is wonder! Massive stone fireplace, wooden walks and fabulous tin ceiling. WOW! Food was very good(huge quantities) , but not excellent. Chef's Salad excellent. Green chili stew good. Navajo fry bread fabulous. Green chili burger very good. Service pleasant and accommodating. Averages out to a good experience. Price reasonable. Go-it's an experience! read more

I am so glad we stopped here on the way from the Horseshoe bend to Flagstaff. There aren't many places to eat when I looked and we were famished. This place had great reviews and the fact that it's Navajo food, we had to try it! We ordered the sampler, prickly pear wings (ahhhmazing and a tad spicy), potato skins (can't go wrong with these), and tear apart bread (yummm- loved the garlic and super cheesiness). I ordered the Navajo taco and for the price of $12.99 I figured one was enough. When my plate came out, geez it was the whole plate! It's served on their traditional bread, topped with their beans, ground beef, lettuce, cheese, tomatoes, and green chili. It was pretty tasty, but I was only able to eat half of it. Our girls had their ground beef patty with mashed potatoes and gravy, the flavor and charred taste of the meat was on point. My husband ordered the French dip, oh goodness...it was deliciousness on a plate!! The flavorful meat, caramelized onions, and the melted cheese was everything. The customer service was superb even though it was a busy night. We were able to sit at a table by windows that had gorgeous views of the canyon as the sun was setting. Six of us ate for about $100 including an appetizer. Everyone left feeling satisfied and if we lived any closer, we'd go more often. Highly recommend...this is your sign to make sure you stop if you're close by! read more

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This place is awesome! Saw the road signs and read the reviews and had to try for ourselves. Love all the little trinkets they sold. Had lunch and ate their stew with the fry bread and my son had the navajo taco. It was our first time to try them and it was so good! Never had fry bread before and it was huge, fluffy and crunchy at the same time. Perfect with honey. Portions were big too. Service was a little slow but that was ok. Not in a rush. We had to wait like 30 mins just to get in the restaurant. They gave us little buzzers to call us when our table was ready so we looked around the shop while waiting. Love the old pictures and decor of the place. Highly recommend if you are in the area! read more

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We spent about 20 min. in the store it was well done and plenty of inventory. I was looking for a scarf for a friend and they were very beautiful. After checking the labels I found out they were made in "China". This is an issue at a trading post. Also if you came on a bus tour you get a discount. read more

We stopped at the Cameron Trading Post twice - once on the way to the Grand Canyon and once on the way to Antelope Canyon. The Native American workers are so friendly and kind, and they sell beautiful and unique gifts. The restaurant is friendly and inviting. I didn't love my food choice (the chicken sandwich), but people seemed to like the Navajo taco. read more

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We stopped here to get gas and use the restrooms but then discovered an amazing shop. A 5 minute stop turned into more of a 20-30 minute shopping break! The thing I liked about this place was there were multiple restrooms and multiple cashiers. They were also strict about masks and even made sure you used hand sanitizer when first entering. Also all the staff were very pleasant. With all the items they sell here, you'll definitely find something to take home. I ended up getting most of my souvenirs here. read more

This is a unique experience. The trading has changed over the 20 years that I have known as it. The store is a good example I find that the majority of the items for sale there are no longer Native American, but instead I made in China. Restaurants claims to have the same quality The food is well worth the wait. It is a good example of Navaho cooking. read more

The restaurant has the best Navajo Taco, no question. I like taking a fry bread to go to snack on for later. Service is always good and friendly. The trading post is huge. They have lots and lots of arts and craft. You can spend over an hour easily looking at all the items. The Gallery across the drive is amazing. They have treasures there. The cases in the front room are full of incredible items. We always stop at the Cameron Trading Post any time we are in the area. read more

Fun stop along the way. Isn't that what today's trading post should be! Very large orders of reasonable food. Be sure to have fry bread with honey! read more

We were extremely hungry and the location was convenient (right off the highway in the middle of nowhere) and nice (classical Native American style), but that's the only reason why I'm giving them 2 stars. The food was incredibly bad, with everything tasting bland and the fry bread being too heavy and oily. It was bad to the point that none of the people in my party finished their plate and we just decided to go for desert somewhere else. The service was also quite poor. Sad, because the location combined with their premium prices could combine into so much better. Oh well! read more

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This place is amazing. I accidentally booked a suite instead of a regular room and I was in heaven. Two queen beds, a large modern bathroom, mini kitchen and living room. For 3 people on a road trip, this was the perfect place to stay. The view from room 218 was awesome, overlooking the old suspension bridge. Very large gift shop where I spent too much money, and a huge dining room. The food was delicious and had huge portions!! Breakfast was awesome and quick. If you stop by the jewelry counter, ask for Jeffrey. He was soooo helpful and very enthusiastic!! read more

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Went here Friday afternoon and it was packed which made me think it'd be great. The Navajo taco was not the normal toppings I was used to but still got it. It was fairly flavorless and just not good overall. Another person in my party's Fry bread french dip was terrible. I really wanted to like this place so it's too bad! read more

Super good. Stopped here on a tour and our guide told us to try the Navajo food. The taco was amazing and the portions are huge! read more

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This is one of the better trading posts. It has a large variety of souvenirs and gifts from the truly tacky to very expensive jewelry, art and textiles. I came here for a rug but the main building generally has some lesser quality items. However, a smaller building nearby has the good stuff and it was here that Charcy unlocked the door and showed me around. The moody interior of this cozy two-level building abounds in wood detail. It's the perfect spot to show off the work of skilled artisans. At the top of the stairs was a pre-1900 rug priced at $250,000. I liked it but it wasn't for me even if I had the money. I generally knew what I was after but I've been searching for some years and still didn't find it. After looking at more rugs, I finally found what I wanted: a multi-colored 1930-era wool rug from west of the Chinle area. I felt honored taking this work of art back to my car. Are there interesting and far less expensive items in the main building that are worth a look? Definitely! The highlight is baskets from the Tohono O'odham Nation at $100-plus which are some of the nicest I've seen from that region regardless of the price. Unfortunately, they seem to go unnoticed as flashier mass-produced items, from t-shirts to cactus jelly candy to cranked up HDR images of slot canyons and Horseshoe Bend get more attention. Hey, you can't say that this trading post does't know its typical bus tour audience. I seemed to be one of the youngest people here as it was truly a senior citizen stampede in these aisles. Looking for something much cheaper and more fun? There are basket-making kits under $50 that are a great introduction into the skill involved. I've done a few of these and all the supplies to make a decent basket are included. You won't achieve Tohono O'odham quality but it's the kind of activity that can cement an experience to this region. read more

When we asked Navajo guide at Antelope Canyon where to find authentic Navajo food, he dropped us a GPS location for a food truck, and Cameron Trading Post. There's not a lot choices around Page. The food was sold out when we got the food truck, and Navajo food was also sold out early at Big Lake Trading Post. Then we came here second day. We ordered Navajo tacos and Navajo Beef Stew. The fry bread comes with the taco, it is very fluffy; the stew was plain without much taste; btw, the amount is substantial, ready for sharing. The service was courteous and quick, the decorations are wonderful with strong Navajo style. There is a gift shop together with the restaurant. read more

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I found the Yelp reviews while looking for great food at the Grand Canyon. Once we realized what this place was, we decided to book our stay in Cameron rather at the South Rim. It was a fantastic decision. Everyone we spoke to in the gift shop, the hotel, and the restaurant were nice and knowledgeable. We cannot express how much we enjoyed our stay. read more

Great stop for souvenir shopping! There are a lot of items to look at and buy. The employees are friendly and nice. Also, the bathrooms are clean. The restaurant is closed for dine-in but you can order takeout on designated area to order. Be aware to follow their COVID safety protocol. read more

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Excellent Fry bread and large portions. Service is excellent and enjoyed viewing all the navajo artifacts. I really enjoyed the sweet tea. Food is definitely sharable. Being Navajo and know what a Navajo fry-bread tastes like, i would come back and just order that. So good! read more

A nice area to stop in with some amenities. The highway is dotted with many makeshift stands that are only a few tables with some coverings. This is "nicer" in that these are some buildings with a gift shop and restaurant. Naturally, prices are higher and catered more strongly to tourist tastes. We were hungry after visiting Antelope Canyon and wanted to at least try something semi authentic to Navajo cuisine. It wasn't the weekend, so no food at the shanty-like areas. The trading post is really clean, stocked full of gifts and the restaurant is huge. We noticed many people had to go boxes, and sure enough the portions are huge. Honestly, one dish could feed 2 people easily. I got a vegetarian Navajo taco, which is some taco like toppings (lettuce, refried beans, tomato, cheese) on a giant fluffy Navajo fry bread. This was so unique and delicious. The fry bread was so fresh, not greasy, sort of like an elephant ear without the sugar. It was a cool way to eat. We also got a chili dish and a french dip dish. Again, huge portions. What's cool is they have Impossible meat, as a vegetarian substitute. read more

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I had read about this place on a bunch of travel blogs, and it was certainly worth the stop! Here's what I liked: 1. Way more reasonably priced than eating at the Grand Canyon. 2. They have a cute little garden area for you to also walk through after enjoying your brunch/dinner. 3. They were doing awesome with their COVID-19 prevention measures. 4. The food was good! I like my prickly pear french toast. 5. Great place to pick up souvenirs you didn't even know you needed. I would definitely tell my fellow travelers going from Page to the Grand Canyon to make this your morning stop. read more

This place has EVERYTHING! It is definitely a tourist trap in a positive kind of way. Our tour stopped here for lunch and shopping. The store has strict covid protocols in place, making everyone wear a mask (no gaiters, scarves or bandanas), employees wear gloves and they limit the number inside. They are tons of friendly, helpful employees. Gosh, there is silver & turquoise jewelery costing from $20 to hundreds of dollars. There are dream catchers, dolls, moccasins, t-shirts, Navajo woven rugs, jalapeño jelly, scorpion lollipops, hand woven baskets, white sage for smudging. If you can imagine it, they probably have it. Sadly, most is very overpriced. As this is on the Navajo Reservation, I think this must be a great source of revenue for those families involved. Probably the biggest bargain here is the lunches offered. I only had French fries (I am avoiding meat currently). Most in our tour group had the Navajo tacos. They were $10 and insanely huge! One could feed four people! Someone had the Navajo fry bread and I wish I would have ordered it. It came with honey and powdered sugar and was just $2.99. Someone else had the beef stew for $9.99, and it also looked amazing. This is an absolute must stop on your way to the Grand Canyon East Entrance! read more

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Cameron Trading Post, located in the Grand Canyon Area, provides an authentic, historical experience, with Native American art, lodging, dining, and gifts. We drove there after watching the sunrise in the grandcanyon so we can only have the breafast menu. The Cameron Grand Canyon dining room is a generous expanse dominated by its large stone fireplace flanked by tall picture windows. The vast ceiling of pressed tin presides over diners as they enjoy their meals and the view of the Little Colorado River Gorge. Native American weavings, basketry, carvings, and Southwestern art are displayed along the walls between the antique cabinetry and stained glass that once served as an apothecary nearly a century ago.  The food there has a great amount so you can share with your partner. Although I don't think the chicken'N' waffle is that tasty but the ribeye steak and egg is better. read more

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Location beautiful, great restaurant, and amazing people on staff. We love this place to stay overnight.

Really great fry bread! The Navajo taco was tasty (although I thought the peppers on top were a bit spicy, but my husband loved them) and the sopapilla was amazing! read more

An extensive, rather pricey trading post through which you walk to get to the restaurant at the back. Pleasant service, good food and delightful atmosphere. From the tin ceilings to the high quality artwork, there was much to look at while we waited for our meal. There were no views of the canyon as it is not that near, but the Navajo taco and Reuben sandwich were both very generous proportions and tasty. We tried the Prickly Pear float, which was pink but tasted just like a vanilla float. It was still good. A nice stop in our way home to Southern Arizona. Lunch starts at 11. read more

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This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been, hands down. The restaurant with the famous Navajo tacos was DELICIOUS, and Dawn was such a kind person. Great service and amazing views. We can't wait to come back. read more

Food was delicious. Kids enjoyed it all. They shared the popcorn chicken which was generously portioned. The Navajo taco is large enough to share with 2 adults. Pull apart bread was a favorite. The wings were sweet and sour. We left very full. The view of the red rocks was breathtaking. The shop had a variety of souvenirs for any budget. Group of 14 that came in ready to order and we're in and out in an hour around 6P. NOTE: the taxes here were larger than we expected. read more

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The best dish I had in 2023: the Navajo Dip. Au jus, roast beef, onion, Swiss on Fry Bread. The bomb!!!!

Navajo bread is a winner, the beef stew was delish. Servers were helpful and friendly, facility was beautiful, and food quality was stellar. We wish we lived closer. Loved this place... a must visit and dine! read more

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Stopped here to buy some authentic Native American Jewelry got a nice looking Turquoise bracelet for my wife which fell apart about 3 days later, contacted them was told send it back we will repair at no charge, decided to take to a local jeweler in town ( in Washington State) he tells me the Turquoise is just plastic so I paid 250 for about 4 dollars worth of silver and some plastic, Ok I have contacted them for a refund will see what happens with that, anyways I would not be buying jewelry from them again! Since I have written this review they have offered me a full refund and paid postage, probably will not buy jewelry from them but next time I go I will stop in for some food cause it sounds great. 09/24/2022 received a full refund with postage and a gift certificate along with a letter of apology from the director about the jewelry and an explanation of what happened. read more

Had my first Navajo Taco and it was delicious. This is also a landmark restaurant with the most beautiful views! Def coming back. The service is fantastic. read more

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I loved this place. The hotel is not a 5 star nor is it a 1 star. It is a very comfortable 3-4 star. The room was very clean, everything worked. The restaurant was nice as well, friendly staff, clean restaurant and of course good food. The trading post store is pretty good size and the prices weren't half bad for being a tourist spot. Make sure to check out their art gallery as well, as you walk out of the stor, the gallery is in the building to the left. We bought a really nice sand painting there and they shipped it to our hose. I would definitely stay there again. read more

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We have eaten here several times and have always found the quality of food to be good. You are immediately greeted by a seater and taken to a table where you are surrounded by Navajo artisan handwork. The hanging rugs are beautiful. The atmosphere is quiet, soothing and relaxed. The amount of food per serving certainly justifies the pricing. No small portions here. read more

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Stop here to eat! The food was great. Presentation and flavor along with good service make it a great dining experience. The menu has good variety and is reasonably priced. There were eight of us dining and we were seated quickly. Also the store has authentic indigenous arts and crafts.(no imports) read more

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We needed a quick bite before embarking on our journey and Cameron Trading Post delivered! We did not get out of the car to order. There's a drive-up parking spot. A waitress comes and hands you and menu and takes your order. They bring your food out directly to your car. The portions are pretty big and heavy so it's possible that one Navajo taco can feed two. Order: -Navajo Taco: Pretty good on Navajo fried bread. It's fluffy and pairs well wit the other toppings. There wasn't much beyond cheese, sweet chiles, tomatoes, and cheese with sauce, but it's pretty good. -Navajo Hot Beef: This was the winner for me. It's roast beef on the Navajo fried bread, drenched with gravy. It's topped with a huge green chile and onions. It tasted like a solid home cooked meal. There's a park in that same lot, more of a courtyard in a hotel that has some benches and tables to sit at if you need to stretch or eat outside of your car. Definitely to try if you're in the area! read more

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best stop in the southwest after stopping in at almost every gift shop, we finally found this place that was a museum, great food, authentic wide variety of native handcrafted goods. read more

5 stars for having the most stringent COVID-19 policies! When you visit: Double Layer Mask Requirement: No gaiters, scarves, or bandanas indoors and outdoors. Social distancing and occupancy limits inside the shop. I'm thankful they are taking the health of their staff and community seriously. The shop has anything and everything you could ever want Navajo! The original artwork & hand made rugs are spectacular. Employees are friendly and informative. They have a restaurant next door which is curb-side take out only. We ordered the Deluxe hamburger and Navajo taco. Both were made with Navajo Fry bread. read more

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Wow!! We did not expect what we got based on location and the outside. We assumed it was a little dumpy cafe, but the promise of an authentic Navajo taco was too much to pass up. The store is HUGE and full of jewelry and the kinds of thing one would expect like rugs and art. The dining room is very large and clean. Service was attentive and we got our food within just a few minutes of ordering. The fry bread is INSANE!! And almost made up for the bland chili, but a healthy dose of salt did the trick. (Though that should really be getting done in the kitchen guys...) All in all a great experience in the middle of the desert. read more

Best green chili pork ever. Husband had it with the grilled version of fry bread (Dry bread). Very slightly spicy, lean tender pork, chunks or potato and tomato. We will crave this. Navajo taco - Indian fry bread was perfect, bread just right amount of crispy pinto beans done perfectly and a big pile of tomatoes and green chilis. Service was friendly and attentive, with sodas, lunch for 35 including tip is a pretty good deal these days! read more

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