This place does not look like much, but we had a great meal here! Our food was delicious and…read moreauthentic - we got tacos from the appetizers menu, and they were delicious. The vinaigrette on the salad was amazing, and the margaritas were excellent as well. The server was friendly and helpful as well. We enjoyed it very much.

Walk in and seat yourself then order at the counter. Big…read moreBreakfast Platter was good. Omelette was mid and no seasoning. Breakfast potatoes were a bit soft and could be crispier. Latte was good. They leave condiments on the table, including mayonnaise and that was a little concerning since the sun was shining right on them.

Well stocked buffet inside the Best Western Hotel…read more Make your own waffles, omelet station, great fresh fruit bar, yummy pastries, eggs, sausage, biscuits, gravy and delicious bacon. Plenty of coffee and juice to choose from. All in all a good experience for breakfast before the Grand Canyon all for $33.25 for 2 of us.

Better go to McDonald's instead. Food was mediocre. The French toast was solid as a brick. The only…read morehalf decent was the biscuit and gravy

Best breakfast burrito in the west! My friends love the spam version. I get mine with eggs sausage…read morehash browns and gravy. I go out of my way driving into Flagstaff so I can stop here, and I always stop on my way to Lee's Ferry or the North Rim. I can't believe I am the first to review this spot. My phone blows up if I simply text "Simpson's" to my facebook account. Everyone gets jealous! The only person whom ever said they were not impressed had ordered the burrito with out gravy. My friends, this is no diet joint. Come here ready to take in some caffeine and calories before a day filled with hard work, or hiking or fishing. What a great day it will be! **Tips on finding the Simpson's Market Deli** From Flagstaff: As you are entering Cameron via 89, it is the first building after the gas station. The deli entrance is on the left of the building. From Grand Canyon, Desert View: When you come to the T intersection of 64 and 89, cross right over into the Simpsons lot. For credit Card users: they accept credit cards, but I have found their machine to be unreliable. It does not accept my work card at all. Bring cash as a back up.

The cashiers didn't have their masks on when they weren't serving customers and while I…read moreappreciated their pricing and supplementing their community they really had a door for going in and another door on the other side of the store to go out. You could not go out the entry way. They had an old lady that said ," I am limping bad today" go out through the exit. Also card reader is broken, I went across the street and it went through just fine.

Perched on the South Rim, this casual Southwestern-themed establishment in the historic Bright…read moreAngel Lodge is a convenient stop for anyone staying in or passing through Grand Canyon Village. The Harvey House Cafe is a place to meet and to enjoy a casual old-fashioned setting almost like our grandmother's kitchen, where we decided on breakfast and dinner on our last full day. Upon entering, my partner and I were greeted by the host and were led to a table facing the parking lot decorated vibrantly with colored transom panels on the windows, exposed wood beams, and brightly colored mosaic tile work throughout. Seating is first-come, first-served. Their menu features breakfast, lunch, and dinner with an emphasis on diner-style cuisine. They are very popular for breakfast, for which we decided on the Harvey Skillet, Fruit Cup, and Harvey Breakfast. For dinner, we ordered the Harvey Salad with Chicken and Fish & Chips. The food was way better than expected for breakfast, using the freshest ingredients and well seasoned. The downside for dinner was that the Fish & Chips were very oily. Prices were not outrageous, especially given one is in a touristy area. Portions were healthy. Our server, Natalya, was attentive and friendly for breakfast. She went the extra mile to make sure our dining experience was special and memorable. The place was spotless--everything looked and felt clean, which is always a plus.

Harvey's House Cafe was perfectly set up to visit right after hiking a part of the Grand Canyon…read more So, after a long and incredible hike, my girlfriend and I were hoping to have a great experience at this cafe. Server experience : I will start with the most negative aspect of our experience which was our server. He appeared unhappy and annoyed when we weren't ordering at his convenience because one of us had to use the restroom. Then after ordering, he immediately put the check on our table which made us felt rushed. We were asked if we wanted extra condiments which my girlfriend said yes but it never arrived. In fact, the waiter leaned back against the counter making eye contact with us multiple times but never came back. Food Quality: Food wasn't horrible, the double bacon cheeseburger was cooked well, the bun was soggy and fell apart. The fried chicken club sandwich was extremely thin, and heavily breaded, which what was recommended by the waiter. I guess overall the bad experience revolved around our waiter, which is a shame.

Grand Canyon Village Market and Deli is exactly what you think it's going to be, and then somehow a…read morelittle more and a little less at the same time. My wife went with the Nathan's hot dog loaded up with chili, cheese, and onions. Honestly, that was the safe play and it paid off. The hot dog was good. Solid. Dependable. It did not try to reinvent the wheel or elevate the hot dog experience. It just showed up, did its job, and moved on with its life. Respect. I decided to get adventurous with the Native Taco. And by adventurous, I mean I ordered something that is basically chili, cheese, onions, lettuce, and salsa sitting on what I can only describe as pizza dough. So imagine a taco. Now imagine a slice of pizza. Now combine them and remove most of the seasoning. That's the experience. It's actually an interesting concept. I'll give them that. Taco pizza energy. But everything kind of blended together into one unified note of... fine. Not bad. Not offensive. Just polite. It felt like all the ingredients had a meeting beforehand and agreed not to outshine each other. The hot chocolate was good though. No sarcasm there. It hit the spot, especially with that canyon air reminding you you're not at sea level anymore. All in all, it's three stars. You're at the Grand Canyon. You're not here for culinary fireworks. You're here for one of the greatest natural wonders on earth. The food is there to keep you upright and moving toward the rim. Mission accomplished.

Located right in the Grand Canyon South Rim with plenty of parking, this market is a true one-stop…read moreshop. It's well-stocked with everything from fresh produce and meats to souvenirs and alcohol. Prices are typical for a grocery store...some great deals, some pricey. We hit the deli and used the convenient walk-up kiosks to order the Reuben and the Chipotle Chicken sandwiches. Both were really good, satisfying, and came with a side of Lays chips. There's plenty of seating to eat inside, but it's also perfect for grab-and-go if you want to enjoy your meal with a canyon view.

If you're looking for homestyle cooking, this place hits the spot. Spacious and family-friendly,…read morethere is something on the menu for everyone, no matter what time of day. They even have a gift shop inside the restaurant for those looking for a little Route 66 souvenir.

My friend and I stopped here for pie and coffee while on a road trip to the Grand Canyon. They have…read moreover 50 different flavors of pies plus other desserts and also a menu of sandwiches and other meals, but the truth is that we were here for the PIES! I had the double chocolate cream pie. YUMMMMMMMMM . . . My friend had a fruit pie. The coffee was good. I saw other guests enjoying pastas, sandwiches, and other desserts and they seemed to be enjoying their meals. Our server was awesome and very personable. Parking is the standard small town curbside parallel parking. There is a small gift shop with some interesting signs (see photo). I HIGHLY recommend this local business.

This coffee shop was like a throwback to the 90s, in a good way. Remember the old school coffee…read morehouses, with tons of character, where you could while away half a day, with friendly characters on staff that you grew to know as friends? You can find all of that and more here, plus a drive thru. I love supporting local places when I travel and this place was a highlight. I got an iced nonfat Copper State (caramel and cinnamon?) latte. I like that their iced drinks go up to 32oz and their menu clearly states how many shots are in each size. The menu has a good variety with both food items and drinks (coffee, tea, smoothies, sodas, etc.). This was our last stop before hitting the road back to Vegas, and it was strong and tasty. There aren't a ton of coffee options in town but it's easy to see why this is the favorite.

We were headed out of town early in the morning and wanted a quick bite and some coffee. Fast food…read morewas a "plan B," and we like supporting local. My wife found this place on Yelp and it looked like it fit the bill WOW! This place was VERY popular on the morning of July 4. Inside was packed, there was a line out the door, and the drive-through had a line down the street. We parked and joined the line, which actually moved quickly. I appreciated the efficiency of the order processing, despite people in line ordering drinks for their whole family (some having to check in and get answers to questions via text or phone). Since my wife and I were both present in line, we were ready to go when it was our turn. She wanted a pastry and I mostly drink black coffee, so our order was filled immediately -- I was presented with a cup and directed to the self-service pump machine at the end of the line. The coffee had a nice roast and good flavor. As it came from a pump, it was not "freshly brewed," though I assume it was "very recently brewed." If you want the freshest, you'll have to wait for an Americano, but if you want fast like I did, get the drip coffee and get on your way. :)

All the times I've been to Williams as a child and an adult, I don't think I've ever had the…read morepleasure of dining at Anna's Canyon Cafe, but I finally had the opportunity a few weeks back! My husband and I came in an hour before closing to grab some lunch before our long drive home. We felt bad coming in so close to closing, particularly since no one else was dining, but within 10 minutes of sitting down the cafe filled up with about 6 other tables. Phew! Our waitress was real friendly and served us quickly without making us feel rushed. I also appreciate her bringing me a fresh iced tea in a to-go cup before we left! I very much enjoyed that during the first leg of our journey home :) They offer a very sizable menu with both breakfast and lunch items. So many things sounded good, but I was incredibly happy with my choice of the Canyon Club. My sandwich was huge and stacked with quality meat. I chose fried pickles as my side and it was a mighty generous portion. My husband had the Patty Melt with a side of fries. He usually has no problem finishing his meal, but his sandwich and fry portion was also so big he struggled to finish. He was also happy with the portion size and flavor. The inside felt like a museum with how well maintained some of the historical elements were. Booths were very comfy, even for us plus sized folks, and there were two gender neutral restrooms on site. You can enter the cafe through the main front door or down the back alley off Route 66. We usually come to Williams once per year (sometimes twice); we'll definitely be making this our go-to lunch spot!

Stopped by for breakfast on our way to the Grand Canyon. Exactly what you'd expect to find in the…read morecute town of Williams. Great, classic diner vibes. Would recommend! We had egg plates with hashbrowns and bacon. Coffee was served nice and hot!

We stayed in Williams on our way to the Grand Canyon. The Rodeo Steak house was across the parking…read morelot so we decided to give it a try. It was around 6 pm on a Wednesday and there were only about 6 guest in the restaurant. We were seated immediately and our server, a very polite young man( first day as a server) took our drink orders. He came quickly with our drinks and took our order. We ordered potato skins for an appetizer, they were good, not great. A little bland but they were huge! My wife ordered the St Louis Ribs which were the special for the day. She said they were delicious. Our son ordered the fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy. He ate every bite. Said it was real good. I ordered the 8 oz sirloin which was cooked perfect. I also had mashed potatoes and gravy which were delicious as well. The gravy had an awesome taste. The food was great, the young man ( and woman) who waited on us were great ( very attentive), the only drawback was it was a little pricey, but so close to the Grand Canyon I can see why. Great job team.

We had dinner at the Rodeo bar and restaurants. The appetizers looks appealing so we started off…read morewith the artichoke spinach dip which was really good. I also had their Arizona sunset tea cocktail, that wasn't half bad so only had one then switched to Arnold Palmers. For dinner my fiancé had the blackened chicken salad which they took literally cause he mentioned it was super dry. I had their Arizona salmon with wild rice and Seasonal veggies (greenbeans) My salmon was good but also VERY dry so the bartender brought me out some of their bourbon glaze. Not that glaze was amazing and definitely help add life to My fish. We may go back for drinks cause Cass the bartender was amazing but probably not eat there again.