Scott's food stand is the perfect place if you are looking for authentic, delicious, inauthentic…read moretraditional Navajo (Dinè) food! I was greeted by warm and welcoming customer service & ordered an amazing Navajo Taco with green chili on top! This meal hit my soul! Having lived on the Navajo Nation, it brought me back to the delicious homemade food that the elders would make during sacred ceremonies. I would definitely return to try more! Cheers to good eats!

Love this place. Open later then the other food stands and it's delicious! People here are so…read morefriendly. We also love that they have a microphone system that speaks loudly to the customers who are ording at the window. Better communication and that ends with a better experience

The place is 4 stars but the owner is awesome so thats what makes this 5 stars (the allowable…read moremaximum). Too bad hes mostly at window rock! Must try, especially if youre hung over!

Street food at Kayenta Flea Market. Got in late afternoon. The flea market here is large. It is…read moreheld every Wednesday. Have been here several times and was lucky to see there was still some vendors working. Acquired a taste for roast mutton several years ago. Saw lots of folks selling food and then I saw Art's Place. They only sell roast mutton sandwiches and still had a line waiting to order at 3:00 o'clock. This place has to be good. Watched them cooking the sizzling meat. Great aroma in the air. Ordered the roast mutton on fry bread. It came with a roasted jalapeno, small roasted potato and half ear of corn. All made to order before your eyes. They give you several packages of salt whether you ask for it or not. The mutton you get at the flea market is not from the cook's back yard. They typically get it at Bashas grocery store, sometimes the only grocery store in the area. All good, have to check them out in Tuba City next time.

Finally made it to the Burrito Lady Food Trailer in Chinle. Located on the road to the Chinle…read moreHospital. Easy to locate now based upon the trailer. Had a very good roast mutton sandwich on fry bread with lettuce, tomato, green onion and chili slice. The mutton strips were cooked on a grill. The fry bread was freshly made. Excellent flavors. The mutton was not as tender as others I have had but all good. There are no tables or chairs so it is tailgate time. Visited by many locals. You need pay correct cash. Will stop by again when in the area.

It was lunch time on Thursday, and we are in Chinle, Arizona. So my brother in law ask me, 'what…read moreare you up for lunch?, so I answered, 'let go to the Burrito Lady'. So we took a drive to the road that takes you to the Chinle Hospital. Just as you turn at the light, just to your right is a small food truck like place where the Burrito Lady has her business. We walk up to the trailer, looked at the menu that sits right next to where you order. I saw the Roasted Mutton Sandwich, so we both ordered it. She asked us if we wanted it on a tortilla and fry bread, so we both said fry bread, and ordered our drink as well. The Roasted Mutton Sandwich is comes folded like a taco on Indian fry bread, stuffed with the Roasted Mutton, long slices of green chili, green onion, and tomato. What made this sandwich taste so good is the flavor of the Roasted Mutton, and of course the Indian fry bread. For those of you that have never had Mutton, you have to understand that it is fully cooked, and is an acquired taste. I first had Mutton in Tuba City at their daily swap meet at noon. It was grilled and was filled with similar like this one in Chinle. The way they cook it makes it real tasty. This is my story on my special lunch in Chinle. Hope some day you have an eating experience like mine.

Great BBQ. We got the pulled pork sandwich and it was delicious! Gonna try the BBQ plate next time.read more

Visiting my family over the holiday and stopped in for a quick lunch. The food was fresh, well made…read moreand literally some of the best street tacos (tostadas) ive ever had. The service was fantastic, very polite, professional and friendly. I felt a genuine vibe of hospitality. These folks are serving it up right. SOMEONE CALL GUY FIERI.

Nice little taco shop. Tasty but a tad expensive for street tacos (special was 3 beef for $10)…read more They were very good though. I'd return again.

As a local on the Hopi Rez, I love spider grill! Fast, fresh, and tasty choice for tourists…read morevisiting the Rez and an authentic Hopi adventure because You'll probably be the only Pahaana there. Don't be scared, park your car, step right up and order from their large menu, and they'll bring it to your car. For extra fun, hang out by the order window while you wait and check out the bulletin board and read the local announcements posted there. Tourists are curious about Hopis but Hopis are curious about tourists as well. You might get asked where you are from by a local and that starts the conversation which can range from where the best arts and crafts are, the short cut to Flagstaff, how to do the village tour at Walpi village, or who knows where it might go. You can eat in your car, the picnic tables across the street, or take it back to your room at the Hopi Cultural Center hotel. Bon appetite!

I stopped to use the bathroom and the lady at the souvenir shop told me to check out the food truck…read moreand the pizza had to be the best I've eaten in a long time. Extra friendly service and I would highly Recommend this place to anybody in any city much less food truck in New Mexico on the side of the road. Try the Road Runner pizza I regret not getting the bigger portion.

So glad we stopped here! Great pizza and incredible service. Love giving business to super nice…read morepeople. The candied almonds were delicious and perfect road trip snack - make sure you get some!

Seriously one of the best burritos in New Mexico! Don't…read moreeven get my start on the waffles! It's one of my favorite places to eat! Very fast! Never had to wait more than 10 mins!