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.

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.

Cool place. The beer is good but you should ask your daytime beer tender to smile. Maybe act like…read moreshe likes her job. Life is to short to be miserable

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.

GO HERE. I was…read moregiven a few recommendations to check out and we chose to go here. Yvette was our waitress and she was super friendly and attentive. We ordered a quesadilla, the pulled pork sandwich and "naked" wings with sauce on the side. Everything was SO DELICIOUS. I wasn't even half way through my sandwich and already was sad at the thought of finishing it because it was so so good. Absolutely must visit when in the area.

First off, I want…read moreto commend the poor staff that has to work here...They do such a good job, for such a crappy establishment. Every single time I come in here, the food has another dollar added to the price, or.. heaven forbid you want French fries with your cheeseburger. You can absolutely forget about it, it's al a carte my boy. That is French for- that'll be an extra 6$. Also, their "avacado" for an additional 3$ is nothing more than a prison spoon scoop full of mashed up avocado spread on to one bun about as thick a Peasley Pubic hair. Lastly, you'd think for how much they charge, you would be able to eat your food without expiring in sweat or needing goggles for my brow being absolutely drenched trying to eat my 26$ cheeseburger al a carte. Thanks guys, I also had to hit the bathroom directly on the way out. BTW - you need a plumber to come out the toilets barely flush! And I will finish with this. That is not a sour beer, that's an ipa with vinegar in it. You cured the hops 3 weeks too long.

Great service, food was yummy, cute place. Place was nice…read moreand clean. A must stop in place! :)

This classic roadside diner has that authentic, lived-in feel you'll find all along the Mother Road…read more-- a little worn around the edges, sure, but about as expected. It's got character without being too rough. The prices are what you'd expect for a sit-down spot (a bit more than you'd like for diner fare), but the food delivers: hearty, tasty portions that actually fill you up. I couldn't finish the nachos. Don't skip the lava cake -- it's rich, warm, and absolutely worth it. Highly recommend! Our waitress was genuinely friendly, and the service was quick and efficient. But here's the eh best part: she handed us our cups with a big smile and said, "Y'all get whatever you want from the soda fountain -- Coke, lemonade, water, or whatever." The way she said it made it feel like it was included with the meal. I usually stick with water, but I went for a Sprite instead... and yep, it turned out to be extra. Fool me once, shame on me -- but honestly, it was still a fun, generous touch that made the whole experience feel welcoming. Reminded of of Flo from Mel's Diner (Xers will get that reference) It's attached to a fun little gift shop packed with Route 66 souvenirs and trinkets. Perfect for grabbing a memento after your meal. If you're cruising the historic highway, this is a solid, satisfying stop. Good food, friendly service, and that old-school roadside charm -- definitely worth pulling in!

Food and service were both GREAT here. We walked in for a late lunch and the worker was very…read morefriendly. He greeted us as we walked in and told us we could grab a menu and come up to order with him when ready. We ordered one salad, a drink, and a salad. We placed our order with him at the front counter and he checked us out right away. The salad was brought out fast. The server was nice and asked if we needed anything else as he also brought out the pizza a few minutes later. The salad was good and we made sure to finish it all. It was cold, crisp, and had the right amount of toppings and dressing. The pizza was served hot and had the perfect amount of toppings. The food was all enough to spilt between us three.

Food great Atmosphere awesome…read more Cashier/bartender hopefully just having a bad day and not chronically unpleasant

We had a great experience at The Red Raven. I definitely recommend that you make reservations. They…read moreget very busy at dinner time and for good reason. The restaurant is cozy, clean, and well appointed. I loved the fresh tablecloths for each new guest. I also loved the starched red napkins. I had a blackberry old fashioned and my wife had a pomegranate martini. Both were balanced and fair pours. The Old Fashioned could have been mixed with ice before hitting the glass, but I am picky that way. We both had ribeye steaks and the kitchen nailed the temps. The cuts were average and the seasoning was a bit light. Our sides were hot. We ended the meal with the Chocolate Trilogy dessert and it was scrumptious. The cocktails are superb and the food is very good. I felt that the pricing was pretty low compared to a major metro area steakhouse. The people were the best.

Great food ,service and ambiance at reasonable pricing. Reservations a must on Friday/Sat.read more

Delicious food and excellent service, a win win! Best food experience so far in Williams!read more

I was staying overnight on a vacation roadtrip and came in on May 30th at 615 am after finding this…read moreplace on Yelp. The waitress Maria L. sat me at a table. I asked for coffee and she handed me a menu and she asked if I knew what I wanted to eat. I said I needed some time to look at the menu and she frowned and walked away without saying a word. It was obvious she thought I was going to be there a while and didn't want me sitting at the table long. She returned with the coffee and said "You know if it gets busy...." leaving the sentence hanging. I replied I would leave if it did (the restaurant only had maybe 3 tables full at that point, by the time I left at 640 there were two tables empty). After eating the food, which was quite good, I promptly packed up and left as soon as I could 25 minutes after being seated. I walked down to Brewed Awakenings, got a coffee there and sat down at my computer to do some work. In a small restaurant I totally understand that you need to keep tables moving so there is not a wait, but there is a polite and subtle way to message to a patron that they need to move along so other folks can sit down. You can deliver the check early, ask if you are finished, ask if there is anything else you need. Ways to communicate to a patron that they need the table. This was certainly not it. I eat out often, I tip very well, but I have to say this is the first time I felt unwelcome and rushed at a place in a very, very long time. While the food was good, this was not the way to start off day 2 of my roadtrip. In today's economy, making your customers feel like they need to eat and run, and doing so in a rude way, is a master class in how to make your restaurant fail. I do not recommend this place.