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Roughrider Saloon

3.9 (16 reviews)
InexpensiveCocktail Bars, American

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Outdoor seating

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Carl L.

What a fun spot. The bartender made me a coffee drink to start the day of hiking. She also gave me some good tips on where go and what hikes had the best views. I went back after a couple of hikes and had to try the Arizona prickly pear margarita. It was worth all the sweat and up hill hikes. I will definitely be going back. Get a breakfast burrito from the deli then eat it at the saloon with a coffee caramel whisky drink. You won't be disappointed.

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Kara O.

This little saloon seems to be a decently hidden gem within the Grand Canyon! The bartender was very pleasant and funny. He was by himself but did a good job to keep up with everyone and keep the wait time down. I had a Canyon coffee which was amazing as well as 2 slices of pepperoni pizza. This place doesn't require a reservation and their pizza was great! I would give this a bar-like atmosphere mixed with your local coffee shop so it is definitely a unique, must-try place!

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3 years ago

Delicious amber beer and pizza slice was okay! My suggestion...pop popcorn and bag it!

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Good breakfast burritos. Quick service. Nice atmosphere. Proximity to the canyon is awesome.

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Yavapai Tavern - Ordering and Bar

Yavapai Tavern

3.4(177 reviews)
10.6 mi
$$

Many American Indians have been popularized in books, documentaries, and stirring motion pictures…read more  The Yavapai Indians, however, have been largely absent from such published history.   Historically situated in central and west‐central Arizona, the Yavapai, pronounced as yah-vah-pie," meaning "people of the sun," were semi-nomadic hunter-gathers who lived and traveled in small groups within specific home territories. Located within Yavapai Lodge in Grand Canyon Village, my partner and I stopped at this establishment for lunch in June. Yavapai Tavern is a casual, charming stone-accented watering hole offering a selection of regional craft beers, specialty cocktails, and a limited pub-grub menu. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Basically, one orders food at one of the registers, gets a table number, pays the bill, and leaves an optional tip. We decided on the American burgers, one with Provolone cheese and another with American cheese, including an optional side of house-made potato salad or macaroni salad. Our meal was absolutely delicious, cooked perfectly, and full of flavor. However, the wait for food was long. Prices were affordable, especially considering the location inside the park. The staff was helpful when asked directly. This place also seemed to be less crowded than most other restaurants. While there weren't views of the Grand Canyon from the restaurant itself, the atmosphere still contributed to a nice dining experience.

A dog friendly spot. They even have a dog menu (very over priced). Food was mediocre we had the…read moreburger with a very dry gluten free bun and pulled pork tacos on wheat flour tortillas (that's a cheap alternative to quality corn). Younplace an order via an app or order at the bar. Only plus is there's a nice fire pit and drinks were decent. Very expensive for what you get. Basically an upscale fast food place and food just a tiny step above. Also weird upon delivery of food we got one fork, no napkins, no condiments. Set your expectations. $80 for a burger, tacos from the appetizer menu, 1 can of beer (no glass offered) and a glass of "large sized wine - which was a typical pour). Just know this isn't a fine dining it's a place when you're hungry after a big hike and anything will suffice. Next time I'd just go to the market, buy some beer a bottle of wine and make a charcuterie board.

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Yavapai Tavern - Outside

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Yavapai Tavern - Nachos with guacamole, pork, cheese, jalapeños, sour cream

Nachos with guacamole, pork, cheese, jalapeños, sour cream

Yavapai Tavern - Pizza

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Fred Harvey Tavern - Prime rib dip

Fred Harvey Tavern

2.7(107 reviews)
10.9 mi
$$

Our first experience was a 3, but the 2nd visit was a 5, so 4 average. (The only reason we came…read moreback was because it's so busy at the other restaurants you need a reservation. We were not even there at peak season, and it was a weekday. Definitely plan your restaurants well in advance.) I think the difference was this: what you order and what time you go. The burgers are great. The vegetarian options are excellent, particularly the quinoa tofu bowl. The pot roast was dreadful - a pile of fat the size of my fist. The burrito was extremely average and mostly onions. The service in early dinner hour is excellent, super attentive and friendly. As it gets later and busier it's still friendly but you're pretty much on your own, no waters refilled or check-ins. The building itself is a must-see and worth going. There's a lot of vegetation, so don't come here for the views.

I don't understand all the poor reviews. Our experience was pretty good especially when you think…read moreabout the difficulty of serving hoards of people in a remote location. Think about what it takes to get food and labor 100 miles from a major metropolitan area. The prices are reasonable and the food was serviceable. I had a burger with fries. It was cooked properly and the fries were hot and tasty. The bun could have been toasted a bit better I suppose. Our server, Summer, was friendly and attentive. The bar was clean and organized and we were at one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Come on people...this is pretty good based on the challenges they face.

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Fred Harvey Tavern - View from our table at dinner

View from our table at dinner

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Fred Harvey Tavern - Cool etched glass of a Thunderbird to greet you as you arrive

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Cool etched glass of a Thunderbird to greet you as you arrive

The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon - Ribeye

The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon

2.4(435 reviews)
16.2 mi
$$

The food was much better than we thought. This place has a nice atmosphere, and the young man who…read morehelped us was very nice and warm. We had the file migon and the ribeye. Both were excellent, but the ribeye at medium was great with the wine sauce. Deserves a much higher rating.

Not gonna lie, I was very leery about going here after the reviews on here... some of it I find to…read morebe true, other parts surprised me. It was not my idea to come here my sweet niece was the one who wanted steak and well who am I to tell her no?! We walked into the steakhouse side only to stand there another couple walked in and we were all quickly ushered out by a host, to go sit in the bar area... the host then tried to seat the couple who came in after first which wouldn't have been a huge deal if I didn't have a kid who was starving. Thankfully the other party told him we had been waiting. We were sat at a high top in the bar, and waited.. the bar tender came around and let us know she'd be our waitress, the main waitress was very busy. There was also a man who worked there that kept walking by looking at us. Not sure if we weren't fancy enough or he thought we were going to eat and run or what.. to be fair we were in jeans and a sweatshirt and had just come from the canyon.. I will say the reason we stayed (besides being hungry) was our waitress. She made us feel welcome, and despite being busy checked in regularly. I asked about the filet she said it was truly really good... and my niece got the steak tips. We both enjoyed the dinner... the filet was tender, cooked to a perfect medium... could have used a little more seasoning but still good. The baked potatoes had everything to stuff it with on the side... and the asparagus was delicious and cooked perfectly. Do I think it was 56 good mehhhh but it was still tasty. I had to taste the steak bites and that was delicious too! Fries however were over cooked. Like I said, the bar tender/ waitress came back and checked on us several times - she was great which is why this is a 4 star review not a 3 star. Her kindness is why I am overlooking the other issues we had.

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The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon
The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon - Brownie sundae

Brownie sundae

The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon - Inside the bar / restaurant

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Inside the bar / restaurant

Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery - Veggie lovers pizza

Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery

3.7(457 reviews)
59.8 mi
$$

We stopped here after a day of hiking and seeing the sights around Page, AZ. It took a bit for the…read morebartender to "see" us, but boy is that bar HUGE! I had a peach iced tea which was sweet and refreshing. The bartender suggested several beers for my husband and he enjoyed the 2 different ones he tried. We split the pulled pork sandwich. It was ok - a bit dry but just add more sauce and/or coleslaw. We also ordered tator tots on the side and it was a big portion! They also have some games to pass the time: Jenga, pinball(?) machines, foosball and more

I was really excited to give this place a shot and I'm glad we did although I do have a few notes…read moreI'd like to make. The restaurant has lots of seating and feels very laid-back and great for the end of a long day on the lake. I had one of the craft beers, Camp fire kolsch, which was delicious. For food I got the Hot Honey chicken sandwich, grilled- which was fantastic. We ordered a side of fries as the burgers do not come with fries. As for service, our server was very to-the-point, not quite friendly but not rude. It was okay for me because I was ready to be done for the day, but most of our party didn't feel welcomed by our server's attitude and we're all generally easy going. We paid our bill with cash, when our server came back with the receipt he dropped it with us and left with the change. I try to make a point of tipping generously, at least 20% but I'm not really okay with someone helping themselves to a 40% tip. He came back after a few minutes of us sitting there (wondering if he forget or really took off with our change) and gave us our change- we still left 20% for him because maybe it was just a forgetful moment... All in all, good food and drink, service could use some polishing.

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Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery - Grand Canyon Brewing flight

Grand Canyon Brewing flight

Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery - Cheers to GCB

Cheers to GCB

Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery - Thank you again for such a great service

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Thank you again for such a great service

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