Awesome stop on the way to Page from Sedona. It looks like it's a scene out a film because guess…read morewhat? It's been in a film. Family owned and operated, Morgan was very helpful and knowledgeable with many suggestions for travelers just passing through. Clean bathrooms, cupcakes, liquor and deli pickles... all the snacks are here waiting for you on your journey.

When you're stuck in between flagstaff and Cameron Hanks is your place. Located off the 89 it has…read moregas and food at a location in the middle of nowhere. Enjoy the spectacular view of the San Francisco peaks while you pump

I came here at 7PM, February 14, 2025, from Ramada William Grand Canyon hotel. I spent a long time…read moreto think what was for dinner, like 50 minutes. Items were somehow different to supermarkets in Los Angeles. Well, I got Ball Park hotdog buns and Oscar Mayer Wieners, for my 14 and 15 dinners, costed $8.58. Spacious, and clean aisles, nice staff and customers. It seemed tourists tried to buy some food too. Williams is a high elevation town, so some items are puffed out.

We had the Bakery Chef bake our 50th Wedding Anniversary cake. Brandin did a beautiful job making…read morean Italian 8 in single layer cake. He decorated the cake per our wishes and was very patient with us, listening to all our wishes and reviewing photos of our original Wedding cake from 50 years ago (1975). We were very happy with the outcome and would highly recommend the Williams Safeway bakery to others. Bob and Mari

Definitely go here for multiple food and drink options. Non park prices on most things. Don't pay…read more$20 for a salad at the other places. Get a $7-15 one here and it is just as good. We ate outside and seen several 'locals' and park employees come here and purchase items. Thats when ya know it's value and going to be good. They have prepared foods and a deli of cold and hot food options. They had jerk chicken!!! Great spice and worth $15!!! Chips and sugar drinks are still high priced. Fresh veggies were cheap - $5 for a box of salad mix or $1.79 for loose leaf salad. There is a shared parking lot with a tavern. They wanted $15 for a salad and another $4.99 for a meat option. Just saying, you can save money for souvenirs or a special meal. You don't need to spend $50 for a couples of salads or burgers. The place was clean, to include the outdoor seating area. Plus the view beyond the parking lot is like you're in the middle of the forest.

Got the biggest, most LOADED dog ever!!! Props to the guy who made it, he was so friendly and took…read morethe time to make it pretty. I told him it's the best chili dog I've ever had (I'm not just saying this, it really is). The bread bun is perfectly crisp but softer on the inside. LOVE IT. I will make sure I order one every time I'm in the area.

Food inside a gas station is not usually on my must eat list. This place was delicious and…read moredefinitely on the list of things I would eat if I returned to the Page area. You'll order at the counter, pay at the cash register and then return to pick up your piping hot food. We got a fry bread with honey and a Navajo taco, it was so good.

My wife found this place in yelp. It looks like a typical…read moregas station because of there are SHELL gas pumps. In fact the building calls it a "Trading Post". There is no indication the deli is in there. We googled it and it lead us there. Btw- Google did say it was closed when in fact it was still open when we went into the convenience store. We came here specifically for the Fry Bread. The inside of the store was your typical gas station convenience store - snacks/ liquor/ Knick knack souvenirs/ souvenir shirts. The deli has a variety of sandwiches but we only ordered the Fry Bread. About $7. It was great. We had the option of putting either powdered sugar or cinnamon on it. I recommend getting your fry bread here if you are looking to get one while in the area. Service was fast. However, we were the only customers at the time we went.

Food was good. Service was stale. The staff did not even smile at us until we left. I asked to…read moresample the pastrami prior to ordering a $22 sandwich-nope they don't do that. I asked for a side of BBQ sauce-that will be an extra $0.75. Really?! Ma'am I just spent $100 for 5 sandwiches a splash of sauce is not the big of an ask.

Housemade pastrami? Corned beef? Porchetta? Yes please! Proper Meats + Provisions seemed like the…read morebest place in town to eat a sandwich lunch between NPS site visits around Flagstaff. We popped in on a Monday morning hoping to score some great grub and we certainly found some! Cubano ($20.95) - Starting with the bread - it's really fluffy, not toasted or pressed as with usual cubanos. Unfortunately, it's probably a little too light for the sandwich because some parts get mushy from being soaked in all the dijonnaise. The dijonnaise is very sweet, creamy with a mustardy zing. I think they add a bit too much, making the sandwich more fatty and messy to eat than I like (not to mention what I stated before about it soaking into the bread). The meat is fantastic. Both porchetta and ham are griddled on the flat top, giving them a developed and concentrated edge. The ham is to the point of being like country ham, while the porchetta still has great seasoned porky flavor. I believe they griddle the swiss cheese alongside the meat. It melts and crisps up into a cheese skirt, adding a fantastic texture to the sandwich. There's a lot of crinkle cut pickles underneath the meat, but it's not enough acid to cut through all that fat. Sandwiches come with a side of house chips. They are fried until a darker golden brown color, but aren't burnt. This gives a great kettle chip-like crunch. Even with different sized chips, they are very evenly fried with all chips being the same texture. They are salted the perfect amount. (4/5) Aleppo Pepper Pastrami sub Tomato Soup ($22.75) - This place is famous for their pastrami, and I can tell the quality. It's cooked on the griddle until it develops crisp edges. It's fatty, but the fat is rendered so there are no chewy and leathery parts. The meat is extremely tender and thinly sliced. It's honestly almost like bacon in texture, but the taste is completely different, with the exterior spices and pepper making a huge impact along with the rich concentrated meatiness inside. The bread is a nice toasted sourdough, not strongly sour in flavor, but definitely noticeable. The bottom slice is slathered with plenty of nopales studded cream cheese. It's added in a large amount and is an extremely creamy and fatty substance yet somehow doesn't overwhelm the sandwich. It's warm but not melty. The nopales are clearly there but I didn't find it to contribute much. The pastrami is layered on top of that followed by a ton of sweet brown caramelized onions that are very tender. An entire green chile, roasted and super smoky, is above that. Finally, aleppo mustard is spread on the top slice of bread. Between the green chile and the aleppo, there's a slight warmth that tinges the sandwich. It's nothing too spicy. Instead of chips, we opted to sub the Tomato Soup (no fee). It's very homestyle, full of tomato richness in a thick blend. It has a strong tangy tomato essence. There's basil oil drizzled on top for a boost of freshness. The soup is unfortunately quite a bit too acidic for my tastes, but that's only by itself! While very acidic, the soup is actually great as a balance to the sandwich (along with the pickle of course) since there's so much richness and fat coming in between the bread. (5/5) Proper Meats + Provisions definitely serves some great sandwiches. We were considering visiting again for our 2 full days in Flagstaff, but weren't able to make it because they close so early at 6! Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms Note: Proper Meats charges a 3% credit card fee. This is labeled on the menu

Great deli experience overall. The food was fresh and came out quickly, which I really appreciated…read more I ordered a turkey wrap and the sauce was surprisingly good flavorful without being too heavy. The meatball sub was very cheesy and satisfying. The place itself was clean and well-kept, with no bad smells, which made the dining experience more comfortable. Service was friendly and welcoming, with staff smiling and attentive.

Excellent service and the food is super yummy. I love the creativity used in making something…read moreslightly different than just your regular deli sandwich. I tried the California turkey wrap and found the portion to be generous. The asparagus soup was a treat.

Grand Canyon Village Market and Deli is exactly what you think it's going to be, and then somehow a…read morelittle more and a little less at the same time. My wife went with the Nathan's hot dog loaded up with chili, cheese, and onions. Honestly, that was the safe play and it paid off. The hot dog was good. Solid. Dependable. It did not try to reinvent the wheel or elevate the hot dog experience. It just showed up, did its job, and moved on with its life. Respect. I decided to get adventurous with the Native Taco. And by adventurous, I mean I ordered something that is basically chili, cheese, onions, lettuce, and salsa sitting on what I can only describe as pizza dough. So imagine a taco. Now imagine a slice of pizza. Now combine them and remove most of the seasoning. That's the experience. It's actually an interesting concept. I'll give them that. Taco pizza energy. But everything kind of blended together into one unified note of... fine. Not bad. Not offensive. Just polite. It felt like all the ingredients had a meeting beforehand and agreed not to outshine each other. The hot chocolate was good though. No sarcasm there. It hit the spot, especially with that canyon air reminding you you're not at sea level anymore. All in all, it's three stars. You're at the Grand Canyon. You're not here for culinary fireworks. You're here for one of the greatest natural wonders on earth. The food is there to keep you upright and moving toward the rim. Mission accomplished.

Located right in the Grand Canyon South Rim with plenty of parking, this market is a true one-stop…read moreshop. It's well-stocked with everything from fresh produce and meats to souvenirs and alcohol. Prices are typical for a grocery store...some great deals, some pricey. We hit the deli and used the convenient walk-up kiosks to order the Reuben and the Chipotle Chicken sandwiches. Both were really good, satisfying, and came with a side of Lays chips. There's plenty of seating to eat inside, but it's also perfect for grab-and-go if you want to enjoy your meal with a canyon view.

I would have loved to give them 5 stars, but I'd give them 3.5.. the food was great, and the…read moresandwich is THICK!! My big concern was the person taking my order. They heard what I said, but gave something different. I ordered the sandwich with all the meats (forgot the name, had a D in it), an oatmeal cookie and a cold brew with cold foam and caramel, and a cup of soup. I received the correct sandwich and soup, but I got a chocolate chip cookie and a latte? There was no cold brew with foam, just everything mixed and was definitely a latte. I went back in to change out my cookie, glad I noticed it before leaving. A bit disappointed in the inaccuracy of my order. BUT they have great tasting sandwiches and soups. That I'll give them! This place is definitely 5 stars material, if the woman taking the order could get the orders right. I'd gladly come back again

Definitely check this place out! It's pretty small and in a strip mall type area but shouldn't be…read moreskipped over. I stopped by after hiking Mt. Elden. The place has a cute lunchbox theme complete with old metal lunchboxes placed around. The guy at the counter was super kind and was bussing tables/ refilling drinks when things got slow. For $10.50 (!) I had 1/2 of the perky turkey sandwich and a cup of their white chicken chili. The sandwich was simple and perfect with good flavors. The soup was pretty amazing and piping hot! This will definitely be a place that I hit again and again!

It's true what others said that this place sells bad gasoline. I only knew it after the fact. My…read morecar experienced engine knocks right after filling up here. The knocks were gone only after I changed the batch of gasoline inside my car's tank. Avoid this place at all cost if you don't want to get problems with your car.

Stopped here for gas on December 29, 2025 and filled up with about a half tank of gas. Vehicle ran…read morefine until I arrived home, about 176 miles. The next morning vehicle would not start and I immediately thought of bad gas. Had towing company tow the vehicle to repair shop who confirmed my diagnosis. Vehicle has been in the repair shop since. Can't wait to see my repair bill.