Really good experience as we took a little rest during a long drive…read more Cute little place with tons of Route 66 memorabilia, it feels like a time capsule as much as a touristy 'trap' in the best way. Food was tasty, and service from Alayna was excellent. She was friendly and great at her job. It's an old school diner and we enjoyed it.

We went in today 4/25/26 at around 10am they got our drinks and we sat for almost 40 minutes…read morewaiting for someone to take our order. Food was just ok. We ordered steak and eggs. We asked for medium rare and ended up with well done and i mean over done. My daughter had the kids pancakes and bacon, probably the only decent thing at our table. I ordered the 2 eggs breakfast (scrambled eggs, hash browns, toast.) the scrambled eggs were over done & hard, i asked for the hashbrowns to be soft and they were over crispy just under burnt, and the only thing i got to eat was my toast. They brought a fresh plate of hashbrowns BUT there was a hair clearly cooked in to the hashbrowns. My husband went to use the restroom and it was in complete disarray, needed to be cleaned same with the woman's restroom. Both restrooms had awful smells like they truly need a deep clean. While the people were friendly they completely missed the mark. After going through all this, not being able to enjoy my meal, steak being too over cooked, hair in my meal, not one of them offered to give any discount or at the very least remove my meal that had hair in it which you could clearly see i only ate the toast. Very disappointed. I wish i had taken photos to share. I hope the owner or management sees this and contacts me.

Awesome food and prices. Hugh portions! Tried to go back the next day but I think they closed at…read more3pm?

On Friday, June 12 Thelma gave us outstanding service for breakfast. She substituted blue corn…read moremeal (we can get only on the Navajo Nation) for potatoes (we can get anywhere). The corned beef hash and the sausage and eggs were great. The portions were large. Thelma's service was excellent as well as the food. The prices exceptionally good!

It's an Rv park, Flintstones decorative park, souvenir shop, tourist stop, and they have a Diner…read moreinside. Hamburger, Wings, pizza, French fries is all yummy, please don't just pass this place, Stop before entering Grand Canyom, you won't be disappointed.

After visiting several National Parks we were up for pizza. Stopped at Fred's Diner. Doesn't…read morelook like much inside or out but got a great pizza here. Tasty crust and fixings with prompt service.. We ate inside bc it was clean. Would come back if ever in this area again.

Over the years I have visited this diner many times on trips to the Flagstaff area. It is always a…read morefun visit with classic photos of movies and TV shows and movie stars from the 50s and 60s. Besides the retro vibe there are plenty of outer space items (thus the Galaxy name) and since it is a short drive from Lowell Observatory where Pluto was discovered and near the meteor crater where astronauts trained for their trip to the moon, the connection is awesome. We were seated right away and the wait staff was on a roll, serving the very busy crowd on a Saturday afternoon. I am always impressed that this place has OVER 100 flavors of milkshakes and malts. I had the open face turkey sandwich with gravy, mashed potatoes, and veg--I had them the hold the cranberry sauce since I am not a fan of that sauce. My friend had a huge plate of onion rings. The only down side was that the turkey breast was not the chunk of turkey I was expecting, just a few thin slices of deli turkey breast (like you would have in a sandwich) and the gravy was too salty. The parking is in the back of the restaurant. Fyi--the pavement between the car park and the front door is broken and uneven and was a challenge for my friend and her walker, so the mobility impaired may find it difficult to navigate.

This was such a cute spot close to my hotel & I love a good diner!! Unfortunately, this was not a…read moregood diner. We went here on a Sunday morning about 1 hour after they opened. They're were only 3 other tables besides us & yet the service slow. The you g lady waiting on us seemed quiet or tired or like she didn't want to be there. She didn't mention when she seated us that the waffle maker was broken or that certain items weren't available...until we tried to order them. When we got our food, literally all of it was cold. I ordered oatmeal which came as a large bowl w/ plastic to go containers of nuts, raisins, & brown sugar & a small container of milk. It tastes fine, but it was very off-putting to eat cold/almost hard oatmeal. My friend got 3 eggs, toast, & spuds which were like thinly sliced potatoes. He, also, said his food was cold & felt that (unlike my huge portion of cold oatmeal) the portion was small. I didn't bother taking pics. I didn't bother trying to send things back or speak to anyone in charge because it was such slow service to begin with. This place is cute inside. It has potential, but the food & service were a miss. Skip it.

There is no way to cover all of the nuances the Inn has to offer. From the booking to online way in…read moreadvance to the moment we are sitting here enjoying our last dinner before we leave tomorrow morning. Mark and Debbie have been so accommodating especially with my wife's dietary desires. The food is absolutely delicious! They had a great menu with vegan and vegetarian options. There is a rotating breakfast menu each day (3 different) and Mark the owner cooks most of the scrumptious foods including home made ice cream served for desert. We stayed in the Rosewood room which is unbelievable. The room was very clean, very comfortable, and every detail well thought out. Their enthusiasm of their home, cooking and knowledge of surrounding events Combine all of the above it was very memorable experience and a great way to celebrate our 15 year anniversary.

5 out of 5 stars - Exceptional in Every Way! 5 out of 5 stars - Exceptional in Every Way! Former…read moreInnkeepers' Perspective As former bed-and-breakfast owners, we know firsthand just how incredibly demanding this business can be. It's nonstop work - from the early morning prep for gourmet breakfasts to the meticulous cleaning, thoughtful decorating, and personalized hosting that makes guests feel truly welcomed. It's exhausting, but when done right, it's magical. That's why we're so thrilled to share our experience at the Sheridan House Inn. This B&B doesn't just meet the high standards of the industry; it soars far above and beyond them. From the moment we arrived, the attention to detail was evident. The accommodations are among the best we've ever encountered - luxurious, spotlessly clean rooms with premium linens, comfortable beds that invite deep sleep, and thoughtful amenities that show the owners truly care about guest comfort. The Inn itself creates a warm, inviting environment that's relaxing yet elegant, the kind of atmosphere that's hard to achieve but makes all the difference. And the food? Outstanding. The breakfasts are gourmet masterpieces - fresh, creative, and delicious, prepared with obvious passion and skill. But what truly sets the Sheridan House apart and elevates it above and beyond any other B&B we've ever stayed are the exceptional dinners they offer. These are not your typical B&B fare; they're multi-course Michelin-style quality meals that are memorable, beautifully presented, and an absolute highlight of the stay. The location in the charming town of Williams is another huge plus. Williams is a great place to visit - from exploring the historic Route 66 vibe and gateway access to the Grand Canyon, to unique shops, railroads, wildlife parks, and hiking trails. The hosts go all out without making it feel forced - they're genuinely hospitable, anticipating needs and sharing local insights that enhance the stay. This level of dedication is rare and deserves recognition. Is it worth the money? Absolutely, and then some. In a world of cookie-cutter hotels and average B&Bs, the Sheridan House delivers great value through an unparalleled experience. If you're looking for the best bed-and-breakfast getaway - especially in the Southwest - it'd be hard, if not impossible, to beat this one. Highly recommended without reservation. Thank you to the wonderful owners, Debby & Mark, for keeping the spirit of true B&B hospitality alive and thriving.

Not my first visit. Breakfast last week…read more Dinner-Stockman's weeks ago and it was great! Food was great. Service was great. Ambience was great. Will go back.

My girlfriend and I had the 1961 Combation. Ambiance of food and service was excellent. Half pound…read moreeach of brisket, pulled pork, ribs with three sides/three rolls. Highly recommended!

The food was great, came out hot. They were bizzy and I think they had a large group come in. They…read morehandled it like pros. My glass was never empty. Took like 15min to get our food. Fast and our server Angelica was great. Would recommend for sure.

The food was delicious and the place was pretty clean. We enjoyed our food and service provided.read more

Excellent breakfast in a truly old school place, complete with booths. (I love booths.)…read more Had the three egg omelet-- built my own, with pretty much everything I wanted (swiss, green chili, tomato, sausage, spinach and onions.) Even had a choice of a tortilla instead of regular bread, and sampled their homemade red and green salsa. Great hash browns. Partner had traditional breakfast, and the side pancake was a meal in itself. Quick friendly service. Thanks, Yelp!

Average. It was the closest walking distance restaurant from the hotel. Traveling through town…read more Stopped here instead of eating the hotels free breakfast. It was nice. Wish they made some kind of salsa to go with their breakfast burrito, like a green, red or habanero sauce. They just had Tabasco. Their biscuits looked like bread rolls! Nothing flaky or buttery . Hmm . I'll try other flagstaff cafes next time!