This has to be the most chillest bars my family has been going here for years I enjoys the vibes…read moreand the scenery while here thank you sultana you are a great buisness

Place is a joke. Get in line for a drink and when it's our turn bartender says "other people have…read morebeen waiting longer than you you'll have to wait" essentially faulting us for getting in the shortest line to the bar. I would've actually waited but the lady was such a €unt that I didn't feel like spending a penny there. Maybe the small town bar can't handle a half packed bar on the 4th lmao. Won't go back and don't suggest it.

We actually hit this place up twice. Once for dinner... great service, wish I remembered the…read moreyoung ladies name! Great food! Great tunes. Everything was fantastic. Went back the next day for breakfast. Different server but just as great service! I got his name this time! Eban! Food was great! Place was clean, everyone was so nice. If I lived there, I'd eat there every day!

It was before 12 pm on a Thursday afternoon. The city of Williams was pretty quiet with minimal…read morefoot traffic. We saw good reviews for Rulu's and decided to give them a try. There were 3 other tables occupied when we arrived but the atmosphere was quiet. We had a toddler in our party that was hangry so of course noise elevated and we received dirty looks from the elderly couple sitting nearby. Apart from their judgments, food quality was great. There was only one server and he was busy between all the tables, but he was kind and helpful! Everyone loved their food, it's a quiet little spot during the day but I bet towards happy hour it's a happening spot.

Jackie was excellent!!! Made my drinks so well!! Love it here!! The karaoke is so much fun and the…read moreoutside patio is wonderful!

The gal tending bar was so friendly. Not sure if they sell food . The old classic bar so cool …read more Have games out back . Yes a pool table

Fun place , yummy food local people go here . Enjoy visiting w old friends! Fun to look at all the…read moremoney on the walls .

So cute, great food and the staff was super friendly. Get your kicks on Route 66 at this hidden gemread more

$18 old fashioned with a full sugar packet. Nice atmosphere but didn't feel welcomed so we took a…read morewalk. The bar had two people sitting there when we walked in, the bartender came over and my wife asked if they have something bubbly, "no" the bartender says and then just stared at her waiting for the next question. My wife ordered her drink and I ordered a local old fashioned. I give credit to bartenders that have to make it work with what they have but Spencer's shouldn't have it on the menu and charge $18 when you're going to use a packet of sugar. The bartender was making another drink for someone else and opened 6 coffee creamer packs for it. For the price of the drinks, quality ingredients should be used.

This is a cool little saloon to cool your heels after a day of exploring the Grand Canyon. Located…read moreinside the Grand Canyon Railroad Hotel. Nice wood features and bar. Both times had the same drink a Prickly Pear Margarita. Service is good, and they do serve food such as pizzas, salad, and appetizers. Craft cocktails and craft beers. Full bar as well.

We ate at Canyonlands Restaurant during our visit to Bearizona and, unfortunately, it was pretty…read moreunderwhelming. The setup is counter-service, and one thing that caught me off guard was being asked to choose whether we wanted to sit upstairs or downstairs before we'd even seen either area. I picked upstairs, but after getting up there, I probably would have preferred downstairs. The upstairs bar was closed, which made the space feel a little empty. Food-wise, everything was just... mid. I ordered the Smokehouse Burger with fries. The burger itself was fine, but there wasn't much flavor. The pulled pork on top was absolutely drenched in BBQ sauce that tasted like it came straight from a grocery store bottle, and it completely overpowered everything else. The fries arrived room temperature and bland. I ended up covering them in salt and dipping them in ketchup, which I rarely do. My boyfriend ordered the Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese. The mac and cheese didn't taste fresh, wasn't very hot, and was lacking flavor. The chicken was decent, and the bread on the side was okay, but nothing stood out. The one thing I really did enjoy was the theming. The restaurant fits the Bearizona atmosphere well, and I appreciated the rustic lodge feel. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the setting. The ingredients felt low quality, and there wasn't any exceptional service to make up for it. If we visit Bearizona again, we'll probably eat in town before heading to the park. I'm glad we tried it once, but once was enough.

In 11 years of Yelping I have given out less than a hand full of 1 star reviews as I reserve one…read morestars for the worst of the worst. "This place is one of them" PLEASE save yourself the run for the boarder and stay far away from this restaurant!! Seriously they are way,WAY overpriced and give you French fries that are cold and taste like cardboard, the taco meat is without a doubt scooped out of a can that tastes like it was opened a month ago and looks like... well you can use your own imagination, the food has so much salt that it taste like a salt lick! The food is straight up garbage and whom ever owns and operates the place knows it! and oughta be ashamed of themselves for serving people this crap!!With the amount of money we have to pay for it!! Shame on you!! People do yourselves a huge favor,bring your own snacks or wait to eat after you leave, don't subject yourself to this crap!! They are taking advantage of people because they are the only restaurant at the park!! SHAME ON CANYONLANDS!! SHAME, SHAME, SHAME ON YOU!!

The Historic Brewing House is a chill place to get local, craft beer for a pretty decent price. My…read morehusband and I split a flight, and most of the beers were quite delicious. Children are allowed in this brewhouse, but I found it to not be the most exciting place to bring children. The bar had two arcade-like games (a shooting game and ski-ball). The shooting game was broken but charged us anyway (a manager had to refund us), and the ski-ball was entertaining, but with the amount of kids, and there only being one machine, it was a challenge. I wouldn't call this a sports bar either. There were some TVs but nothing big or to write home about. Come here for a chill time with adults to enjoy conversation and great beer. They have a fairly large merch section in the back, with tons of great shirts and items to take home.

We've been to this location quite a few times, but it's been a few years since our last visit…read more We popped in for some ice cold beers after the Route 66 100 Year Centennial Car Cruise and Show a few weeks back. The space still has that nice rustic charm with plenty of seating inside and outside on their nice patio. Ordering, however, has changed. Beers, cocktails, nonalcoholic beverages, cans to-go, and food is all ordered up at the bar. There was 1 lone employee working the bar; taking orders, pouring beers, mixing cocktails, and closing people out at the register. This was so incredibly inefficient, particularly on such a busy day. I stood in line 3 separate times (once to initially order two pints, a second time to order a flight of other beers we wanted to taste, and a final time to purchase two cans to-go and close out my tab); each time in line took between 15-25 minutes. The girl behind the bar was very friendly and she was working as quickly as possible while maintaining a relatively happy attitude, but boy did I feel bad for her. Management really messed this up; someone needed to step in and help. With such a big celebration in town that day, there needed to be a minimum of 3 employees manning the bar to take orders and get drinks. As for the beer itself, as usual it's just average. Great if you're looking for something cold to enjoy, but not memorable if you're a craft beer nerd. We went in knowing what the quality would be, but still wanted to try all the new beers since we hadn't been in a couple of years. We didn't eat while there, but in the past when we have, the food is good. The knock of two stars was simply for the horrible management of orders. I don't know when they decided to get rid of waiters and put all the pressure onto the bartender, but geez what an awful decision that was.

My fiancé and I came across this restaurant when we were searching for a steakhouse. We tried…read morecalling multiple times to ask them if they had a patio/outdoor seating as we had our 2 dogs with us, but no one answered. We showed up early to check it out and they do have outdoor seating area that's well lit and clean. It is located in the Grand Canyon Hotel. Sue was our server - she was very nice and attentive. The reason for the 4 star is that I tried ordering 2 items (surf and turf, sirloin) and neither were in stock on a Sunday evening. I ended up getting the tri-tip and it was a little dry. My fiancé got the NY strip and he enjoyed that. We both liked the Brussels sprouts and tomato tortilla soup. The food came out quickly, hot, and a decent portion. We would go back if we're back in town, especially if the dogs are with us!

As hotel restaurants go, this place was OK. They have an interesting menu both for breakfast and…read moredinner, though it is quite pricey for either one. The servers were nice both times we came (once for breakfast and once for dinner), though things seemed hectic since we arrived pretty close to opening time for dinner. Despite having a reservation, it seemed like a surprise that we showed up just as they were opening. We'd have been *very* happy to eat later, but could not book a reservation for any later, so we assumed that it would be crowded due to the holiday weekend. However, I'm sure the place was not going to get that busy in 90 minutes -- we were the only non-bar customers for almost an hour. It must be some sort of policy to only accept online reservations for specific times. Or, maybe that was the case for the weekend we were in town. After the breakfast that was just OK, I decided not to spend the money on a steak for dinner. The pan fried chicken was good, though the up charge to swap out the collard greens for fries was quite a lot ($4, I think) given that both are the same cost on the sides menu. Maybe the steaks are amazing and I missed out, but there are less expensive, though less fancy, options not too far away. That said, the bar area was pretty full by the time we finished dinner, so maybe that's the way to go.