I was finally able to try their food. I'm so glad I could…read more The tortillas and fry bread are handmade and cooked on order. I ordered a red chili papover with everything. I also ordered a bean and cheese burrito. Both were very delicious The red salsa was also delicious. Prices were also great for the quality. The lady and gentlemen running it were very nice. Do yourself a favor and give them a try. I for sure will be going back.

OMG the best food in all of Casa Grande. Super friendly and fast. Food is outstanding and very…read moreflavorful. Perfect fry bread! Thank you for being our new favorite place to eat.

Whether living in the valley (Tempe, Arizona), the Evergreen state of Washington, and now Sin City,…read moreI've been stopping at the Perry's Frybread Stand for 20 years. Great food, nice people, and beautiful weather!

I really loved the frybread here. Fresh, perfect texture, delicious…read more I also thought the owner was friendly. Awesome stop during a visit to Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests/ The White mountains. Note that they open at different hours than those listed on Google Maps and do not update the hours on Google when they are closed during the listed hours. They do post on their Facebook page when they open and are responsive to messages on there. They run this business from the back of their home. I got the fry bread with beans but got them as a side (Was charged same price of $6.50 for frybread with beans). They do not use lard in the frybread and do not use lard, chicken stock or beef broth in the beans. They surprisingly didn't know the word vegetarian and at first told me they don't make vegetarian food but the fry bread and beans were naturally vegetarian (and vegan) based on the ingredients they listed when I asked to clarify. Their Frybread is made with enriched bleached flour, baking soda and water. Beans are made with vegetable oil and salt. The beans were simple but good. We like them more after we added salt that was available on the condiment table. The condiment table had raw honey and various mainstream hot sauce (some hot sauces were past their expiration dates) They had a sink in the front which is useful after eating the honey. They have some tables in the front. Their home and business is located on the Fort Apache Reservation. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

I'm only giving a 2 star review due to the fact they followed my request. $13.50 each for each…read morequesadilla was a joke. I could have concocted these outta my fridge after 6 beers. Fun waste of 30 bucks. Not mention, this an iHop. I had no clue.

Super mega disappointing is more like it!!!…read more All the items we ordered were prepared incorrectly. In addition, they were very sparse on ingredients. Take a look at the pictures. The super cheesy chicken, the mega burger, and the mozzarella sticks. The empty quesadilla, except the avocado which was not supposed to be on there, is the cheesy chicken. No chicken, a very small amount of cheese, and this is a third of the burrito. The mozzarella sticks were so overcooked there was no cheese left in them. The mega burger is supposed to have no pickles and no onions. As you can see, there are plenty of pickles and there are also onions, which my husband is allergic to, making this inedible. Your concept is excellent, you're execution was more than disappointing. My husband says it is super mega awful.

2026 Mesquite Pancake Breakfast at The Museum. A stop for our supper at The Stand. Life is sweet on…read morea hot July Saturday. Tomorrow - Rain?!

On descript food stand on the reservation…read more Great menu choices; all served on their native Indian bread. It's delicious. We were there at 130 and it was very busy.

The food is amazing. It came up very fast. That's in someone's house. It feels extremely authentic.read more

Delicious. Unusual friendly service out of someone's home. A must try. The ambience was fun rustic…read morethey bring it to your car.

This is the spot!…read more Cash only merch and signs, bursting with workers at lunch and anyone else willing to brave the Tucson sun, all being quite civil in a packed outdoor space. Tucson's gonna be all right.

I've been to Tucson several times this year for business. Due to my hectic schedule, I usually…read moreorder delivery and just call it a day. But during this recent visit, I decided to change things up. Let me tell you, the food scene in this city is incredible. I'll probably post several reviews in the coming days, but this one had to be first. Sonoran hot dogs are legendary, and everyone told me they were a must-try while in the area. Several places were recommended, but this establishment was only 10 minutes away from my location -- and yes, it was the #1 recommendation. So luck was definitely on my side. This is a family business that has been featured in dozens of YouTube videos (and probably TV shows as well). I was greeted by a very sweet and polite young lady and ordered a traditional Sonoran Dog, a carne asada taco, and an adobada taco. All I have to say is WOW. The combination of toppings on that dog was amazing. I had never tried anything like it before, and now I want more. That crispy bacon-wrapped hot dog with the beans, onions, crema... just incredible. The tacos were fantastic as well. I can't wait until I return to Tucson in two months. I'm definitely going back and will probably order three of those dogs next time. They also have plenty of seating, both outdoors and indoors, with nice cold A/C for those brutal Arizona summer days.

Really good tacos, like really good. Not a big menu but just right, had 3 of asada and let me tell…read moreyou, hands down the best asada tacos I've had since moving from San Diego, had 2 of chicken, really juicy, not dry at all. Tacos came with cilantro, onion and salsa, btw salsa was delicious. Will be coming back again

Attention adventure seekers! The Pickle Slushy People await! BI went to a Native American community…read moreto get some legit fry bread near Scottsdale and they told me about another local treat - the pickle slushy. Apparently this was created by a native couple and now has spread around and become a food trend in the community. It's essentially a slushy with chopped pickles, pickle juice, some kind of spice blend and then traditional slushy flavors. It is a wild ride! Any chance I can have a unique food experience, I am all for it!!! This is one for sure.

The store is in a construction zone, so one may have to pass it and double back depending upon…read moretraffic. The store was well stocked and clean. The sales associate was very helpful. While this is not the largest Arab/Persian market in Tucson, we'll shop there again.

What a lovely market to find both middle eastern and kosher foods. The staff is very pleasant and…read morethe quality and prices are reasonable. I always find something that I didn't need but looks like I need to try. I want to try their grill for dinner next time I'm in the area. Glad to have this in Tucson.