A great local mom and pop spot. Portions are huge, prices are reasonable and service is top notch…read more My son and I each got breakfast burritos to go, as we were on a road-trip. They were so big they kept us full for the remainder of our 6 hour drive! Definitely on our list of must stops when we're are in the area!!

We were looking for lunch after hiking at Petrified Forest National Park and found this diner on…read moreYelp. We arrived around 1:30 on Memorial Day, and there was a sign on the door that food would arrive 20-30 minutes after ordering. That should have been our clue to look elsewhere. Though we were seated right away, it took awhile to even order our food. I didn't time how long it took to make our food, but it was probably in the estimated range. We ordered the corn appetizer hoping they could deliver that before the entrees, but no luck. The sandwiches and fries were ok, but nothing special. The dip was a little runny and the chips were kind of stale. And they serve Pepsi products so we got water. The place was decorated with a bunch of American items. Not sure if that's a regular thing or if it was for the holiday.

The Arrowhead Cafe is on the Fort Apache Historical Park. We stopped in for a drink and snack after…read morewalking the grounds. We had a Prickly Pear lemonade and a Three Sisters-which is pinto beans, diced zucchini and corn and . Three Sisters is a dish that the Apache have grown and eaten for ages in this area. They were both amazing! Everyone loved both the lemonade, which was a balance of tart and sweet (and the prettiest pink!) and the Three Sisters. I would be happy to stop back at the Arrowhead Cafe when I return to Fort Apache Historical Park. Service was excellent. The chef was so friendly and explained the Three Sisters. He even said he cooked it at home as a cool salad with fresh diced tomatoes. The only negative was that we wished they had more traditional foods on the menu. The two that we got were worth the stop, though. I recommend trying it!

Great, simple food, with great service. Rotating menu and large variety of drinks. Clean and quiet…read moreambiance.

Best restaurant on the mountain…read more These folks work hard to make your meal great Stopped at lunchtime, yes the parking lot is full, usually is Be patient Offered a seat on the open air patio, perfect on a hot summer day Fast service as always. Bbq pork sandwich was awesome Food here is so good, we picked up to-go breakfast here the next morning Big portions in the shady pines. Just be patient waiting for a table

This was our second time visiting and yet again - had a massive breakfast for two! The portions are…read morevery large but lend a hand for fueling yourself first thing in the morning. The line can be quite large so be prepared if you decide to sleep in. The menu itself has a variety of options, all of which can easily be shared if you have a smaller appetite. It's a local cafe so don't expect culinary excellence but more of a homey feel.

My husband and I stopped here for a quick lunch on our way to El Paso. Sandwiches were delicious…read more Had the French Dip with delicious homemade coleslaw. And my husband had the club. Great place to stop when In town.

I love the cause and the food I would recommend their au jus and roast beef sandwich.read more

This place was great! So great, we went twice in one day…read more We came right at openings for breakfast and the clean, bright space and fun menu made us optimistic. I had the Holla Tots -- tater tots with ham, bacon, egg, and hollandaise. Delicious! I also ordered a Mangonada Mimosa which was so fun. We ended up coming back for lunch where I shared the turkey club and a BLT. It was packed at lunch but somehow still easy to find a spot to sit. This place has food and drink options to suit a lot of tastes, great staff, and plenty of seating in a cute space. The attention to detail is clear from the fun food and drink names to the decor (especially the bathroom) and the 3 or 4 kinds of ketchup. I wish they had one near me!

Wrap was good, regular fries were crispy, but the sweet potato fries were so limp and cold, that…read morewas disappointing. Good pasta salad!

Offers Brunch every day they are opened, Consistent quality over many years of visiting. Sometimes…read morestaff is a little short but all in all , want a good hit breakfast, give it a try when in Greer. Lots of hummingbirds to entertain you , quite amazing how many actually!

Staff was amazingly kind and worked with my allergens really well. Very good weet potato fries and…read morevanilla cold brew coffee. Family enjoyed their meals as well. Husband had fish and chips and loved it.

This is a nice cozy place with about nine tables inside and the same outside. The service was…read moregreat, everyone was friendly. This was our first visit and we thought the food was good enough to try again, probably an 7.5 out of 10. They do serve mimosas but use a brut champagne and we would have preferred something a little sweeter. Hint: get the bottle instead of paying for the individual servings.

It was good, but not great--and I really think it has the potential to be great, so I'm open to…read moregiving it another chance. I ordered the avocado toast and asked for it without smoked salmon, but it still came out with salmon just not smoked.so I wasn't able to eat it as intended. My husband ordered eggs over easy but received scrambled instead. I also asked for decaf tea,and the only option available was chamomile--which isn't exactly what you want first thing in the morning. The service felt a bit off, as our waitress seemed pretty frazzled, which may explain the mix-ups. On the positive side, the blueberry croissant was delicious, and the carne asada breakfast was good. There's definitely potential here, but the details need to be more consistent to make the experience really stand out.

Wow, this was a fantastic family diner! This is one of those true country diners and you can feel…read moreit through the faith-based decorations, wood interior, and staff. The staff wasn't as upbeat as I would have liked, but the food made up for it. I ordered the Elvis French toast which was peanut butter, chocolate, and banana. 10/10. We also got the Pinon burrito and that was good. It was cool to see all of their Sasquatch merch. We came in without a reservation on a Sunday morning and got seated in about 10 minutes. There is a dedicated parking lot and only indoor seating.

Stopped by on a long bike ride up from Phoenix, through Young, AZ and into Payson. Zero research…read moreor reviews but I sure was pleasantly suprised by the sweet people working here, their warmth and genuine smiles, and amazing service. Hands down the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had and it isn't even close. If you are a fan, make the drive and enjoy. Their Denver omelet was also wonderful and they had solid coffee. Will definitely return any time I am passing through the area.

We enjoyed Easter Sunday breakfast at Crosswinds. Breakfast is served all day…read more We were seated promptly at a window where we had a great view of the Mogollon Rim and the airport runway, where small planes land and take off. We both had sunny side up eggs, bacon, hash browns, corned beef hash, delicious fluffy pancakes and bottomless coffee. Everything was piping hot and delicious. They also have a full menu for lunch and dinner. The burgers served at the table next to us looked awesome. This place reminded us of a typical diner back east in New Jersey: happy servers, plentiful and delicious hot and fresh food, great coffee and fresh baked home made pie. So if you find yourself in Payson and need a great meal with a family friendly vibe, go to Crosswinds. They have plenty of free parking too.

Ever since I started flight training, I have been told that Payson has great pie. Now that I'm a…read moreprivate pilot, I decided to fly in from Phoenix with my friend for breakfast and pie. We arrived around 7:30am, which was right before it started getting busy. The view is pretty cool. The restaurant is overlooking the runway. After checking in at the front, we were given a table within minutes. Then, our waitress came up and asked us what we wanted to drink. Eventually, we decided what to order and she came back to take our order. The food didn't take long--I'd say about 15 minutes. The food was delicious, to say the least. We both ordered a Western Omelette and shared an order of French Toast. I also took an apple pie and some other baked goods back home with me. The pie was also delicious! The only reason for my 4 stars is because of the service. Some of the employees seemed annoyed to be there and help us. While I understand that the restaurant was busy, you should still maintain composure and try to remain calm under stress. Having worked at a restaurant, I understand the feeling, but you can't let it get to you. Other than that, great little restaurant. I'd come here again.

We read about this place in BOOTS AND BURGERS; so after our morning hike in Payson we decided to…read moregive it a try. It did not disappoint!! The burger was big, juicy and delicious!! Service was good and quick. Staff was friendly. The restaurant is clean, roomy and open. It has a western theme and decorated appropriately. I definitely recommend you check this place out!!

Great service. Drink cups are extra tall. Outdoor patio is cute, but too warm to sit outside this…read moretime of the year. Turkey club was simple and not 3 tiered with bread like a lot of places.