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    Pine Country Restaurant

    3.8 (1.8k reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Country Breakfast (with the Hearty Cowboy Breakfast in the background)
    Jay S.

    Two years later and this place still gets 5 stars from me. Service is friendly, food is consistently good and the ambiance is cozy and pleasant.

    Roast Beef Dinner and Alaskan Pollack Dinner
    Roselyn Q.

    If you're looking for homestyle cooking, this place hits the spot. Spacious and family-friendly, there 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.

    Funny sign in gift shop.
    Sue C.

    My friend and I stopped here for pie and coffee while on a road trip to the Grand Canyon. They have over 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.

    Double Chocolate cream pie
    Justin J.

    I was pretty disappointed in this place. The service was fine. It's a smaller restaurant with a very small town feel. My chicken Parmesan was just ok. Nothing special about it. The spaghetti had zero sauce on it and the only sauce was the little bit on the chicken. The portion was generous but a plate full of bland plain spaghetti just wasn't what I was expecting. The marinara was really chunky anyway and wasn't really good either. The real star of this restaurant is the pie. My pie was excellent and really rich. I couldn't finish it and for the price the slice was huge. I'd watch what you order to eat, but definitely don't skip the pie. They have so many it was really hard to choose.

    Maitrayee D.

    output guide bought us here . Group of 9 total. I ordered their fish sandwich .It was delicious huge portion plus loved their crunchy Onion rings. My husband ordered their vegetable avocado pattie sandwich with french fries . He loved his . Fries were very fresh .He also ordered peach blueberry pie dessert with vanilla ice cream . Oh! Boy it was yummy .

    Carmel Roll-So Good
    Michael M.

    Lupe our Server is fantastic, as is the support staff. They are so accommodating. Food, coffee, Danish is Phenomenal! We will always visit when in the Area.

    Rob C.

    If beige were a restaurant, it might be Pine Country. Stopped into Pine Country Restaurant in Williams hoping for something that would wake up our taste buds. Instead, we got a very polite handshake from breakfast. Nothing offensive. Nothing exciting. Just... there. Let's start with the decor. If "early waiting room" is the vibe you're going for, nailed it. Functional. Present. Not memorable. Much like the seasoning. We had breakfast for dinner since nothing on the dinner menu excited us. My wife ordered the breakfast burrito. Eggs and sausage wrapped in a flour tortilla, salsa on the side. It was fine. Not bad. Not great. Just fine. The kind of fine that whispers, "I exist." It desperately needed salt and something with a little pop. Even a mild personality would've helped. I went with the breakfast tamales. On paper, this thing had potential. Pulled pork. Masa. A whole cast of supporting characters. But somehow they were all competing for attention while simultaneously saying nothing. Imagine a band where every instrument is playing softly and slightly off key, and no one wants to be the lead singer. That was my plate. Lots going on, but zero cohesion and no seasoning to tie it together. To be fair, the service was good. Friendly, attentive, no complaints there. They did their part. The kitchen just chose the path of least resistance. Three stars because it was all just okay. Not terrible. Not memorable. Just the culinary equivalent of a shrug.

    Cherry pie
    Ellyssa N.

    Great breakfast spot. Ordered a ham and cheese omelette, coffee, and a slice of cherry pie. Everything was fresh and delicious. Great diner to fuel before hitting the road again. Definitely grab a slice of pie while you're here

    Joyce S.

    One of the most popular and iconic diner stops on Route 66, especially if you're there for the pies and classic American comfort food. Most people recommend it as a must-try -- just go with an appetite and be prepared for potential waits at peak times. Excellent service by Guadalupe -- she was friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. Her warm hospitality really elevated the whole experience.

    Becca P.

    The food was very decent sizes, I was able to share an entry and save on some of the costs which were really that bad here. The atmosphere was very warm and inviting, it felt very country. There service was good, it wasnt the most amazing but they were decently attentive, some things just took a little longer than expected like a refill on the drinks or the side orders to the meal. The flavor and everything was great. They have a littlee gift store and coffee shop thing in the resturant as well which was convenient!

    Gus F.

    A solid country kitchen cafe, a ton of comfort food favorites on the menu. Popped in for a quick coffee and sweet treat before hitting the road. Hubby and I ordered two coffees and chose to share the biscuits & gravy and the cinnamon roll. Yummy.

    Marcos Antonio E.

    BLOCKBUSTER REVIEW: "Pine Country Homemade Pie - Where Heaven Serves Seconds!" Let me start by saying I'm a New Yorker -- you know, the land where "homemade" means it came from a deli in Queens and "pie" usually has pepperoni on it. My gorgeous wife somehow convinced me (okay, bamboozled me) into taking a trip to dry, dusty, beautiful Arizona, and while visiting one of the 7 Wonders of the World the Grand Canyon, we stumbled upon a place that might as well be the 8th Wonder: Pine Country Homemade Pie in the historic town of Williams. Now, I came here ready to risk it all. After seeing all the rave TikTok reviews about their pies, I accepted my fate "Well," I thought, "this might be the day my diabetes files for divorce." But here's what those TikTok food influencers never mentioned: the food before the pie is just as heavenly! My wife ordered the Navajo Taco. Notice I said "taco" -- singular. But let me tell you, this thing came out looking like it RSVP'd to its own block party. It was the best taco fiesta I've ever witnessed I almost stood up and applauded. As for me? I went full cowboy and ordered the NY steak (representing the home state), paired with mashed potatoes and their house steak brown gravy. Dear Lord, I saw heaven. Angels were humming. I might've spoken in tongues. Normally, dinner time for us is filled with laughter, conversation, and a little bit of gossip (mostly her fault, let's be real). But that night? Silence. Not a word. Because when the food's that good, your mouth is too busy saying "mmm" to say anything else. Our server, Ryan, deserves a raise not just for the excellent service but for being a walking dessert encyclopedia. Thanks to him, I discovered the banana cream pie, and let me tell you that pie didn't just melt in my mouth, it signed a lease there. Now, I'll be sending Ryan the bill for my next Quest Diagnostics visit, because I know my sugar level went through the roof after that pie. Oh, and one more thing if you visit, watch out for the crows outside. These aren't your average birds. These things are the size of eagles and smart enough to do your taxes. They'll stare into your soul while you eat your pie, like they're judging your life choices. ‍ Bottom line if you ever find yourself in Williams, Arizona, do not leave without stopping at Pine Country Homemade Pie. Whether it's the legendary banana cream pie, the mind-blowing Navajo Taco, or that holy steak and gravy combo, this place will bless your taste buds and your vacation memories. Just don't forget to pack your sense of humor and maybe your glucose meter. lol

    It's huge
    Beth B.

    Stopped in On my way to the Grand Canyon. Grabbed breakfast and coffee. Both were great. Service was attentive and fast. Coffee was great. Cute country decor and a shop and great coffee cups. Highly recommend

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    Do they serve alcohol here?

    No they do not. They do have a coffee bar though.

    Can you tell me what different usual flavors are offered for the gluten free pies?

    According to their website they make a sugar-free & gluten-free friendly pie every day - you would have to ask what the flavor is for the day.

    We visited over Christmas. We purchased some coffee cups at the gift shop. Wondering if its possible to order one and have it shipped? We'd like to replace one that was broken. Thanks.

    Yes you can just call them! They will gladly help you!

    Are they open New Years Day?

    Is the restaurant open for dinner on Thanksgiving?

    Sorry, but they will be closed for Thanksgiving. Hope you can try them another time.

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