I love coming to Dine Restaurant every chance I get to enjoy the most delicious Navajo food. My…read morefavorite is between the Navajo Taco and the Mutton Stew W/fry bread. Absolutely delicious! The service is always stellar and service is always with a smile. You can't feel but welcomed in the warm friendly atmosphere. They had a flyer announcing June 11, 2026 was going to be a mutton buffet. Definitely coming from Albuquerque for this.

Food was okay and our server was good! Hated the pass code you have to enter before restroom door…read moreopens. The front desk person asks if your eating in the restaurant when she sees you standing there to be seated. I wouldn't recommend eating here. Go to the next town.

Los Angeles RoadTrip Ep. 14 "Seven generations from a dirt…read moreroad corn crop.. Boots ain't ever seen easy street Where a skeeter gets slapped 'bout as fast a star drops.. Roots run deep in this family tree.. We dropped in at Winslow AZ's historic charming Hotel La Posada. Opened in 1930, La Posada Hotel was the "crown jewel" of the Santa Fe Railway and the renowned Fred Harvey Company. Walking around the Hotel are beautiful native pictures/gallery by their local owner Artist.. We settled in for late Lunch at their "Turquoise Room" restaurant. Its large dining area is inviting and comfortable. The Lass drank a glass of "Lemon Drop Martini".. The Lad, drank a glass of "Espresso Martini" Both drinks tried hard to satisfy us..:) We shared, "Clear Creek Calamari" fried and served with chipotle aioli.. and.. "66 Roastbeef" 1/2 LB of certified ground Angus chuck, fire grilled and served on a brioche bun with red onions, lettuce, tomato, and a side of chipotle aioli dip.. with...yes fresh cut fries. Quite right, This was a delight.. We ended this royal meal w... "Creme Brule", served with fresh whipped cream.. Yes, you may be in Winslow to "Stand on the Corner"...but The Turquoise Room is where we order..) "From the born in the cut 'Til the day that I'm dust I'ma stay country or die tryin' Woo!..:) Best, Avram B. Shelton Jr.

We ate dinner and breakfast at this restaurant. I felt dinner was far superior to breakfast…read more I had the shrimp papperdelle pasta for dinner and it was very good. I paired it with the galaxy whisky cocktail which was superb! Breakfast was okay. The coffee tasted extremely burnt and the eggs for the omelette were rubbery. The wait staff was wonderful and very attentive. The dining room was decorated well, and very quiet.

The food was amazing, with a creative fusion of Mexican and Indian flavors. I had the tres…read moreenchiladas, and my buddy ordered the mutton tostada. We also tried the prickly pear lemonade, which was delicious and incredibly refreshing on the day before summer. Heather was our waitress, and she was fantastic. She kept our drinks topped off and made sure we never ran out of chips and salsa. Great food, great service, and a great experience overall. We'll definitely be back!

Driving from Prescott to Moab tends to limit the number of choices for lunch. Happily, when we were…read moreready, the Amigo was there. The elote dip was fantastic. Not usually a fan of pork rinds, but these were tasty. I had never had a Navajo taco, so I went for it. No disappointment, it was really good. I especially enjoyed the mango habanero lemonade. Two things: 1. it's small so you might have to wait a bit (it's worth it) 2. No alcohol, so if you're looking for a cold brew, you won't find it here.

Food cooked to order and rushed to the table, right off the grill! Real food. Real ingredients! No…read morepowdered eggs, or square hash browns. Staff is welcoming and super friendly. This is what a great cafe should be. You don't come here for ambience. You come for real home cooking!

Customer service was exceptional, ensuring we had everything we needed and refill on coffee. Many…read morelocals were there to enjoy the food and appeared to be repeat customers. Pleasant environment, I especially loved the decor on the walls. The food was delicious, I had a chorizo breakfast burrito stuffed with has browns and scrambled with eggs. The burrito was smothered with my choice of green chile sauce, not spicy, however it was delicious. The whole beans served were flavorful. The other plate was the huevos rancheros with red sauce that was amazingly delicious, the kind of sauce you can eat Camarones (shrimp) à la Diabla, and the spice was just right! Coffee was delicious, not too strong or watered down, just right! I would come back to this place if I wasn't just passing thru.

we're here working from dallas, we tried 4 cafes and this one was BY FAR the best! i would…read morerecommend this place to anyone staying here or driving through. I will definitely stop anytime I'm here or passing through!

Food was great. We had the club sandwich and a burger...both were delicious. Service was good…read more There was a little wait but they seat you as fast as they can. It was a cute little side of the road diner.

First time here and it was absolutely 10/10! Our server, Heather, was super cool and the food was…read moreamazing!!

There are a lot of breakfast places in Winslow. Flatbed…read moreFord Cafe, in my opinion is the best. We sat outside on a beautiful, albeit windy morning. Hang on to your napkins! The service was good but a little weird. One waitress was very rude, and didn't seem to want to be there. The 2nd one was fabulous, that's the only reason I kept 5 stars. My husband and I split an enormous chorizo burrito. The chorizo was crispy and so very good. The burrito was covered in red and green salsa and loaded with cheese. Our friends had breakfast enchiladas. Filled, covered in sauce with two fried eggs on top. They could have split theirs too. Parking on the street or the lot across the street. Loved it!

Don't let the old crusty menu fool you. The food here is amazing. The cheese burger and fries…read morewere amazing. I got the caramelized onions off of the patty melt, yum. The chocolate pie and banana pies were so good. Give this place a shot, you won't be disappointed.

One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had!…read more My husband and I both ordered the sliced smoked brisket plate, which came with a soup and two sides. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing. The Albondigas soup was probably the best part of the meal, but the portion was extremely small and it tasted like canned soup. The mashed potatoes were completely bland, and the refried beans were watery with a strange flavor. The "hickory smoked brisket" did not look or taste smoked at all. It looked more like it had been cooked in a slow cooker. The meat was pale, lacked any smoky flavor, and tasted as if it had been cooked, frozen, and reheated. Even the BBQ sauce couldn't improve it. The food was so bad that neither of us could finish our meals. We only ate a few bites before giving up. I would not recommend eating here.

Holbrook is a seriously sad town. Closed store fronts. Dilapidated buildings and not much going…read moreon. Much like an oasis, Studio 66 Cafe was open and welcoming. There's sandwiches, panini's, wraps and delectable sweets. The service is stellar and everyone is so kind. We had a great meal with too much food and there was not one inch of disappointment! If you find yourself in Holbrook, this is the only place to eat.

We stopped in here to grab some lunch after seeing the Petrified forest. The place is small, but…read morehas cute 'kitschy' decor. They let us know that the panini machine was broken and someone was working on it, so that buggered up my plan to order the turkey panini. I ended up ordering a grilled chicken sandwich. Husband decided to go big with a chili dog The place is clean - but I do have to mention that these terribly uncomfortable chairs made my back hurt just looking at them, so we ate quickly They have a little book sitting at the front bar, where they give you all sorts of information on Holbrook, which is kind of cool. It included a list of places to stay, things to see and do in the city and campgrounds.- quite fun that they have taken the time to put that together. Honestly, the food wasn't all that memorable and maybe it was because I had my heart set on that turkey Panini. The chicken sandwich was fine and my husband's hot dog was good but very messy as one would expect. The fries weren't very hot. It was just OK. $29 before tip

Just left Gallup Coffee Co. Extremely pleased. Got the biscochito latte (decaf w/ oat milk) and a…read morechocolate chip cookie. First, the kid at the counter was adorably friendly and personable. Second, but more importantly (sorry, kid), the coffee is delicious. Seriously. My hard-to-please husband took a sip and declared it the best coffee he's ever had. Honestly, that is a very big deal. My only regret is getting a small size bc now I feel like I have to give him this coffee. Third, that chocolate chip cookie was incredible. I'm hard to please when it comes to baked goods. The cookie was just a little bit crunchy outside, soft and a bit gooey inside. Perfection. Only wish we weren't just passing through so I could both regularly.

Stopped in here on my way to California. Almost $18 for two tiny sandwiches is Ludacris…read more Bread fell apart the egg tasted generic . Will not be back again almost $18 for two tiny egg LittleLil sandwiches is crazy.

This is the "other" sit-down restaurant on Hopi (the first being the cultural center). It's a bit…read morelower-key, almost cafeteria-style but not quite. I had mutton stew with fry bread...despite this being a Hopi restaurant it was no different than the Navajo version, really. Mutton was tender and the broth was very fatty with no vegetables but some thoroughly cooked hominy. Frybread was made fresh to order, it was of the "thick and extra-crispy" variety. Soup wasn't quite hot enough, not sure if they reheated or what. I didn't get a sandwich, but from looking at the menu and seeing other folks' sandwiches it's interesting to compare. Like the cultural center, they have "hot beef." Like Navajo stands, they also have roast mutton sandwiches. Unlike the Navajo, the mutton comes with sauteed vegetables rather than corn and potato. Also unlike the navajo, the sandwiches are actually folded up as sandwiches, rather than open-faced.

I love this place I work all over Kevan canyons at the different reservations. This is always a…read moregreat place to go if your hungry and if your venturing on through. I would recommend Keams for the food and wonderful people that work there.