I come back here time and time again for the pazole with a side of fry bread. The stew is so flavorful especially with the fresh cilantro, onions, and lime they provide for you to add to your taste. The chunks of meat are generous and I've never bit into anything wierd (that's a deal breaker for me) and the broth is nice and thick. I'll rip a chunk of the perfectly fried, but not too greasy bread and dunk it into that fabulous broth and it emerges perfectly coated, getting soaked up by the little fried crunchies. And don't worry about it ever being soggy, you'll never leave it on your plate long enough for that to happen. Once you taste that first bite you won't talk to your friends, or check in on your phone, or even wipe up your kids spills until every morsel has been consumed. I'm telling you this dish will change your life. Just don't be thwarted by the jerk outside selling jewelry. He's unpleasant and obnoxious, and he has a nasty mouth. But I suppose he is like the gatekeeper and if you can get past him you will be given the keys to the kingdom! read more

The Fry Bread House - Pazole with a side of fried bread - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I was in Fountain Hills for a work event and the food scene was pretty uninspiring. I knew I needed at least one good meal before heading home. I did some research and found Fry Bread House on the way to the airport, a James Beard award winning restaurant, and it did not disappoint. I got the Birria taco with the dipping sauce and it was amazing. The meat was tender with a generous amount, topped with cheese and onions. The sauce was the star. I could only eat half and took the rest with me. It didn't travel as well but it still tasted good. If you are in the Phoenix area, make a stop here. They also have parking in the back which makes it easy. read more

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Okay, I've been rummaging through the James Beard lists and such for the area, and I stumbled upon this gem that received a James Beard a while ago. It's a small little joint. I took a friend here, and we both got the ultimate fry bread taco! They offer it with ground beef, or red/green chili beef. The green chili was the spicier option, so we went with that. Shoutout to the lady at the register for taking the time to walk us through the menu so we could decide what we wanted. The fry bread is similar in concept to a pita combined with a funnel cake, I suppose. It's actually quite reminiscent of the Vietnamese Bánh Tiêu, if you've had that before. Texturally, its soft, tender, and cuts fairly easily. Couple that with the toppings of beans, cheese, onions, sour cream, and the beef, and you're in business. It really is like a massive taco, served open face, and you can eat it with your hands, with a fork and knife, or any combination of the two! It's fun! As an intro to the Native American cuisine of this side of America, it's a great beginning. It makes me wonder what other things I've been missing. Okay, it's gonna sound reductive, but the taco is pretty much a ginormous chalupa. Once you see it, you can't unsee it. We also ordered a dessert variant, with butter and chocolate sauce, and, as you can imagine, smothering anything with butter and chocolate sauce will make it taste great! read more

Saw this place on Check Please TV show Not worth the drive from Queen Creek Food was generally bland and over-hyped altho I enjoyed the posole. Prices high, seating limited. Service was nice and friendly however. read more

Wow!! These fry bread tacos are so good. It has been featured in Diner, Drive Ins and Dives with Guy Fieri on Food Network and is also a James Beard Award winner. It's a small place with about 8 4-chair tables inside. My son and I shared the Combo Fry Bread Taco, I couldn't finish one by myself. With shredded beef red chile beans and it did not disappoint. Chile was mild but had a good flavor. Topped with shredded cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. Price for Combo was $15.95 paid separate for fountain drinks $3.25 ea came with free refills. After we ordered a fry bread with sugar & cinnamon on top with a side of honey at $10.50 it was so Good! We arrived about 5:45 pm on a Monday and it wasn't busy. By the time we left around 6:30ish the place was full. Business hours are M-Sat 11am to 8pm, closed Sundays. I'd recommend you give it a try. read more

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I first had fry bread when spending time in New Mexico during pharmacy school, so I wanted to expose my husband to it on our trip to Phoenix over the winter. Based on our reviewing Fry Bread House seemed to be the place to go! We visited in the late afternoon (between normal meal times) but were surprised that it was still so busy! They don't have much seating inside (it's a tiny spot) but they have ample tables and chairs outside (all of which was packed during our recent visit). We planned on takeout, which was good since I don't think we would have found a spot to eat! There was ample room to wait while our order was being prepared, which didn't take too long especially considering how busy it was. We had fun looking at all the decor around the room while we waited - and we learned the Guy Fieri visited on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives! Fun and eclectic decor that was on-theme all around. The main dish seemed to be the fry bread taco, so that's where we focused our eyes. I was pleased to see so many options! My husband opted for the ultimate taco, which featured beef (he chose the mix of red and green chili beef) and refried beans alongside onions and lettuce. I went for the the vegetarian taco, which substituted the beef for green chili strips. Even with transporting our meal back to our hotel, it really didn't lose much integrity. The fry bread was as I remember - substantial yet not super heavy and with a nice crisp. The taco take was different from how I originally enjoyed it, but I thought the pairings worked just right. The various flavors blended together to make it certainly the most unique taco I've had! The tacos were decently sized, leaving us full but not overly stuffed, afterwards. At the price point ($11-15 / taco), it was a good value. Overall, we enjoyed our meal at Fry Bread House, and I'm glad I got to revisit this delicious treat and also expose my husband to it! read more

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I hadn't stopped at The Fry Bread House in a very long time. I have been a customer of theirs for years. I even remember the other two locations before the current location. The menu evidently has changed as I was looking forward to a chorizo and beans which they no longer have on their menu. So I went with the Native Taco which still made my tummy feel good. As Summer comes I am pretty sure that most of the orders will be takeout. The place is kept clean but can't accommodate a large crowd. Their service is still impeccable and they do it with a smile. I still miss the chorizo with beans, but customers are important what can I say. read more

The Fry Bread House - The Native Taco! - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I was really excited to try the food here for the first time, but unfortunately I wasn't able to and don't think I'll be back based on my experience. The restaurant was closed for Memorial Day, but their DoorDash was left on, so I didn't know they were closed when I placed and paid for a pickup order. I was surprised to get to the restaurant and see a closed sign when so many other restaurants were open that day. Because DoorDash automatically marks these orders as 'completed,' it turned into a multi-day hassle to get a refund, and I ultimately had to dispute the charge to get my money back. I left my name and number for a Fry Bread House manager to call but they never did. Just a friendly heads-up to management to please turn off the apps on holidays so future customers don't have to fight for refunds (I wasn't the only confused person pulling up to their parking lot), and a note to diners to not order on any holidays. read more

The Fry Bread House - Closed on holidays, even though you can place DoorDash orders - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

So good we had to come back again before we flew back home. This time we got Birria Taco, ultimate taco with Birria meat, red beef tamale, pazole & Honey & powdered sugar dessert fry bread. The staff is so friendly and attentive. We wish we could take this place back with us! We will be back on our next adventure to this area! They also have native american vendors selling jewelry and other items out front. read more

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It was my turn to pick a place to eat. I told the girls, "Let's go. You are in for a treat". I did not know that they had never had fry bread. I could not let them go back east without trying some traditional Native food. They were so excited. I told them I like eating fry bread with honey and jalapenos. Nice little place with indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to sit outside as it was not too hot. Two of us ordered the traditional Native taco with ground beef. The other ordered a fry bread taco salad. We all ordered a sweet fry bread as well. I think we all got the honey fry bread. I asked for jalapenos, but they did not have picked jalapenos. One of us found a hair in the taco and was worried about taking it back. I told her not to worry, our people will not do anything to your food if you take it back. So, she took it back, and they made her another one. These tacos were so big! I could only eat half (after I had eaten 3 slices of sweet fry bread. . . lol. . .). I ate the other half the next day for lunch, and it was just as good. I will definitely be back. read more

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Amazing! Great value for the amount of food! Everything had amazing flavor! Easy order and sit down and the team brought out the food. Space is small but outdoor seating helps! Fast casual space for food. Green chili tamale 100/10 My only feedback is for myself that next time I should get a sweet Frybread! Will be back! read more

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This establishment is a James Beard award winning Native American owned establishment that's known for their Fry Bread Tacos and other dishes. It's a family-owned business and well-known among the locals. I have been here once and had a good experience. It's a counter service ordering type place. The menu was on the wall. The restaurant atmosphere was inviting. The decor of the restaurant was nice as well. I ordered a Green chili beef fry bread taco and a kids beans & cheese fry bread taco. The restaurant was busy as we were there at peak lunch hour on a Friday. The service was good. I really enjoyed my Green chili beef fry bread taco. It was flavorful, spicy, and delicious. The meat was cooked and seasoned well. The house-made fry bread was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. This establishment is definitely worth checking out. read more

Fry Bread House in Phoenix, Arizona, offers a delightful and unique dining experience with its delicious and innovative Native American cuisine. My manager, who highly recommended this place, was thrilled to introduce it to me. It's a popular spot among locals and even featured on Guy Fieri's TV show, "Diner's, Drive-Ins and Dives." The restaurant attracts a steady stream of customers eager to savor its fun and creative Native American dishes. Frye Bread holds a special place in culinary history as the first Native American restaurant in the United States to receive the prestigious James Beard Foundation's "America's Classics" award in 2012. Their signature Fry Bread is incredibly chewy and flavorful. During my visit, I joined my coworkers, manager, and a few friends for lunch. One of the unique features of Frye Bread is its outdoor mini farmers market, where native American vendors sell jewelry, cultural gifts, and all things Native American. It was a great opportunity to immerse myself in the local culture and experience one of the restaurant's beloved dishes. While Frye Bread offers a variety of savory protein options to accompany their Fry Bread, I personally preferred mine simply drizzled with butter and powdered sugar. The combination of flavors was simply irresistible. Frye Bread is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic and flavorful Native American dining experience. The restaurant's commitment to preserving and showcasing Native American culture, combined with its delectable Fry Bread and batter, makes it a memorable dining experience. read more

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Outside seating in the shade with our pup under the table. One native and one red chile beef taco for lunch. Only had to drive 750 miles for lunch. Totally worth it! Fry bread was warm and soft with mild red chile beef plus lettuce and tomato. Seriously one of the best taste sensations on this giant blue ball we live on. Don't get to Phoenix too often but Fry Bread House is and always will be a must visit. If it wasn't so solar flare hot here we might visit more often. Order online or at the counter, dine inside or out. Inside is a mosh pit of servers, dine in and take away folks, dashers, bicycles (really go see for yourself) and wall art. T-shirts too. Got one this visit. Show your colors old man, yeah. Small parking lot and street parking. Shady seating for you and your pup. Enjoy! read more

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We liked the green chili ultimate taco. The fry bread was really good warm and chewy. Never had anything like it before. It's a huge portion so I would just order 1 taco per adult person. You order at the counter and they bring food to your table. Service is very friendly. Indoor seating is limited but they have outdoor seating. Overall a good place to swing by for lunch or visiting Arizona. read more

The Fry Bread House - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I stopped by yesterday with my mom to get some fry bread, we have been coming to this location for such a LONG time! They never disappoint. They are always busy as well. Inside is not so spacious as a heads up and you may need to just get the food togo unless you go early! The service is good and quick! The staff were friendly. They have some many different options to choose from, they have savory fry-bread and sweet! I got the ultimate taco which is my favorite go too! My mom got the same. We loved it. Always comes out delicious! Then for sweets I tried their chocolate and butter one for the first time and wow! So yummy!! The chocolate is so good!!! If you have not been here before I highly recommend it!! Guy Fieri has also been here and loved it! They also sell merchandise now! I saw they had shirts, hoodies, hats, and beanies. Very cool! read more

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Their food is always so good. When you come to Phoenix, this place is a definite must. read more

The Fry Bread House - Red chili popover. - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I GOTTA GO BACK! I wanted something unique to AZ, and this was excellent. I had the ultimate taco red chile beef fry bread .., it was huge loaded incredibly flavorful and made me a glutton. Would I do it again? Definitely going back to try the diff sauces and the chicken options. DEF RECOMMEND! read more

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For a restaurant to be good, sometimes you just need that one thing you can do oh so well. For this restaurant, it's the fry bread, it is fluffy and amazing. Taste: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value for money: 5/5 read more

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Honestly, every time we come home to Arizona, this is our first stop off the plane! It brings that true Southwest spice, with green chilis just like the ones I grew up roasting. Every tribe makes their bread differently, and while it's not my mom's, this comes so close. They never miss -- the consistency and flavor are always on point. James Beard Award-winning? The judges should consider themselves lucky to experience it! read more

The Fry Bread House - Combo Chili Beef Taco - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

This was our first visit to The Fry Bread House. It was small inside, but we immediately found a seat after ordering. The person who took our order was distracted and provided poor customer service. We had to each repeat our orders, no eye contact, etc. We both ordered the Ultimate Taco, my wife chose Birria beef and I chose Green Chili beef. We ordered the Vegetable Beef soup to share. The food was delivered promptly. The food needed salt, but was otherwise delicious. The side red and green salsas provided were flavorful and provided the right amount of heat. Despite the poor ordering process we enjoyed our visit (based on the food alone). We will likely return. read more

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Amazing fresh frybread and great service. Service was quick and dinning room was clean and inviting. read more

The Fry Bread House - Bean and Cheese Frybread - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

We ordered this to go as I wanted my kids to try fry bread. Not only was the service fast and friendly but the food was amazing. We were fighting over it because it was so good. I wasn't sure if they were going to enjoy it and I should have gotten everyone their own. Next time we come back we're coming in and wearing stretchy pants. I got the no meat taco. I've only ever had it this way so maybe next time we try with the meat. When we came it the place was hopping. Give it a try. read more

The Fry Bread House - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

The Fry Bread House is an unassuming restaurant in Central Phoenix that surged in popularity after receiving its well deserved James Beard award and appearing on the Food Networks Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. They serve a few different tacos in their delicious, fluffy Fry bread. If you're a saucy girl like me, I recommend ordering one with either the green or red "chili" in your taco. I ordered the Ultimate Taco with red chicken chili with salsa verde on the side. It was large and delicious. I got about halfway through before the warm chicken slathered in a rich red sauce broke through the bottom of the Fry bread. I finished up the rest with fork and knife. The restaurant offers both inside and outside seating. Food is ordered at the counter by a friendly member of the staff who will guide you through the menu if you need help. They do one thing and they do it very, very well. Well worth a visit if you're in Phoenix. read more

The Fry Bread House - Ultimate Taco - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

This was a bucket list item I got to check off. I brought my daughter to Phoenix to see Madison Beer, I told her my only requirement was to eat at Fry Bread House on Saturday. We arrived to town a little early and waited in the truck for them to open. Close to opening time, there was already a line to get in. Luckily we were one of the first people in and we got to have a table inside. I ordered the Ultimate Taco with red Chile beef. Wow, incredible. It definitely lived up to the hype. So good. If I lived in Phoenix, I would eat here all the time. My daughter for a cinnamon and sugar fry bread with butter and she enjoyed hers as well. We ate quickly and as we were leaving there were others calling dibs on our table and we noticed the line was very long by that time. I read a tip somewhere that said to come at opening to beat the rush and they were right. I look forward to my next trip to Phoenix solely for this meal again. Regrets- I didn't inquire if they had menudo, which the website says they have on Fridays and Saturdays only. Service was good and the food came out very fast too. read more

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My friend and I stopped by the Fry bread house after a visit to Curious Nature and seeing the sign on the street that says they are a James Beard Award winner (in 2012- I looked it up). The place was packed when we arrived which was a good sign. It is counter service so we placed our order. I am a vegetarian so I ordered the Vegetarian Taco which comes with refried beans, green chili, onions, sour cream, cheese and lettuce in a fry bread. My friend got the beef taco. We also ordered the sweet fry bread with honey and powdered sugar. There is no beer or wine here -- so I ordered an ice tea. The inside was full so we grabbed a picnic table outside. The food came out very quickly and we started digging in. Mine was really good but waaaaaaay too much sour cream (next time I would order on the side or just a little) because it made the fry bread a little soggy, especially by the end. But overall it was very good and I finished the whole thing (which is really quite large) -- but $14.00!!! Seems a bit pricey to me for just a taco -- also the beef taco is only $13 -- so wasn't sure why the meat taco was less (unless they were going by the number of ingredients but meat is surely more expensive than beans?) The sweet fry bread was good but a bit chewy and also not nearly enough honey -- I was actually even wondering if they put honey on it cause I couldn't see or taste it. Overall I was happy with my meal but I did think it was too expensive, and I wish they had at least beer and wine! read more

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A very unassuming location, this James Beard-awarded restaurant provides a homely experience. After ordering at the front, I was so surprised by the efficiency of their service. I would have guessed I waited less than 5 minutes for my food on a busy Saturday evening. I ordered the beef taco with my choice of meat being green chili. it was a very large meal that you could potentially split in two. If you choose the green chili option, be warned it has a little kick to it. I would equate its potency to a 2 out of 10 on a Thai spice scale (I apologize, that's the only scale I know of). You can choose other options as well. Regardless, you'll be greeted with a juicy meat soaked in a rich sauce. The fry bread itself has the consistency of naan: a little crunchy on the outside but very soft on the inside. The whole dish was excellent, and for a good price, too. I would go out of my way to dine here again. Spent ~$15 read more

The Fry Bread House - Chili Beef Taco - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

It was my turn to pick a place to eat. I told the girls, "Let's go. You are in for a treat". I did not know that they had never had fry bread. I could not let them go back east without trying some traditional Native food. They were so excited. I told them I like eating fry bread with honey and jalapenos. Nice little place with indoor and outdoor seating. We chose to sit outside as it was not too hot. Two of us ordered the traditional Native taco with ground beef. The other ordered a fry bread taco salad. We all ordered a sweet fry bread as well. I think we all got the honey fry bread. I asked for jalapenos, but they did not have picked jalapenos. One of us found a hair in the taco and was worried about taking it back. I told her not to worry, our people will not do anything to your food if you take it back. So, she took it back, and they made her another one. These tacos were so big! I could only eat half (after I had eaten 3 slices of sweet fry bread. . . lol. . .). I ate the other half the next day for lunch, and it was just as good. I will definitely be back. read more

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The frybread itself is really really good! Very light and fluffy and excellent with all the fillings. My family's favorite thought was the sweet honey frybread. That was AMAZING. I highly recommend getting that if you come. Wait times weren't too bad. Parking can be a little tough, but there is some additional street parking nearby. read more

Driving in from Los Angeles we were looking forward to having dinner at this restaurant. The place was busy and we had to sit at a table outside which was fine because inside it was noisy. We ordered a combo Ultimate taco, Vegetarian taco, Honey fry bread and one Coke, this will set you back 45 bucks. These are not regular size tacos these are the size of a big burrito. The taco could have had more beans or meat to balance the bread. The food was really good and it was enough to fill up 3 hungry customers. read more

The Fry Bread House - Busy Friday night MAR2026 - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I developed a taste for fry bread during my time at Pine Ridge, so when I heard of a restaurant that specializes in fry bread, and it won a James Beard award, I made a bee line to The Fry Bread House. This place is legit - owned and operated by Tohono O'odham Nation - you order at the counter and they bring out the food to your table. I got the Vegetarian Taco - a HUGE fry bread (the size of a small pizza) filled with refried beans, green chili strips, onions, sour cream, shredded cheese, and lettuce. Yummy! Each bite had a good chunk of chewy and crispy fry bread mixed with the cool lettuce and warm beans, a perfect mix of textures and flavors. When I opened up the wrapping, I thought I'll never finish it because it was so big. But I took bite after delicious bite, and before long, it was gone. We also got a grilled sweet corn from the daily specials menu - probably the sweetest, most delicious corn I've ever had. Finally, I had just enough room to share a honey fry bread - hot fry bread drizzled with honey - for dessert. The first bites are a little chewy, but after the fry bread cools, it becomes crispy so you get all the textures. No frills here, just excellent food. I'm not surprised that both James Beard and Guy Fieri both gave thumbs up to The Fry Bread House! It's awesome! If you haven't tried it yet, you are missing out. What are you waiting for? Give it a try! Next time I'm in Phoenix, this is the first place I'll visit! read more

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Can't come to Phoenix and not try a Navajo taco. I've always wanted to eat Native American cuisine but never remotely had a chance to until I took a work trip here. Inside is smallish with enough tables to allow a good number of people to dine in. But, the space isn't large enough to contain the amount of people that probably want to eat here given the awards and accolades this place earned. James Beard and Best of Phoenix come to mind. Aside from that there are Native American portraits and/or paintings on the walls, along with clippings from media about the restaurant's success. Service was super friendly, welcoming, pleasant, and happy to provide. A couple of items that were possibly forgotten or slow to come out, were brought to the table immediately after. We ordered quite a bit of food; combo fry bread, hominy stew with chumuth, beef fry bread, ultimate fry bread, powdered sugar fry bread, and honey fry bread. Everything tasted great, didn't really need additional seasoning either. The fry bread held a decent texture under all the toppings. I had the combo one which is meat, cheese, and beans. The lettuce sort of killed it but might as well find some health benefit in there lol. The hominy stew was terrific as well, almost like a corn tortilla in a cup with large chunks of beef. The chumuth was like a tortilla of sorts but a bit chewier. Not bad but not overly amazing. The desert fry breads were also great. Overall a terrific outing here as well and I'd happily come back for other offerings resembling tacos of more Native cuisine. read more

The Fry Bread House - Combo fry bread, meat, beans, and cheese. - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Stopped in while in town for the CFP semifinal game and was blown away by how good and busy Fry Bread House was. I ordered from the friendly cashier and waited a short time for my ultimate taco without beans. The spices in the beef stew and the fry bread itself make this taco stand out. A combination of chiles and other flavors let you know you are in the Southwest. The fry bread itself is an amazing texture - light, airy and a little bit crispy that is way better than any tortilla, even hand made. Both the red and green salsas further enhance the taste. It can be messy so I recommend eating it the way it's wrapped and gradually peeling the paper back or using a knife and fork. This was an enjoyable and authentic experience that felt like eating in my best Native American friend's home. I'll be in a few weeks during spring training and will try to time it better to avoid the massive crowd. read more

The tacos are so good and so is the plain fry bread! Skip the sweet fry bread and the burro if you're looking for novelty. The fry bread is cooked perfectly - fluffy and not too oily. It's also huge. read more

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FANTASTIC FOOD! Very tasty! Friendly and helpful staff. We had no wait at all to order. Nice patio too. Loved this place. It's now a go-to whenever we visit Phoenix! read more

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Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon to try a spot known for its authentic Native American cuisine. The parking fills quickly, so you might have an issue finding a spot, but there usually is street parking available. You order at the counter off of a menu and wait for your food to be taken out, where it can be enjoyed inside or outside (the place was VERY busy). There's indoor and outdoor seating. The food came out quickly, and the food runner/woman taking the orders were very polite! I had the Red Chili Beef Taco, which was absolutely phenomenal. My friend had the simple Taco, but enjoyed it nonetheless. Prices are reasonable, coming out to just under $40 for two people + tip. The food was worth every cent, and the atmosphere was completely welcoming and warm! Will be back again :) read more

The Fry Bread House - Chili Beef Taco - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I was really excited for this one. Native American cuisine is one of the unique things you can find in Arizona. With my friend visiting from Houston, we checked out The Fry Bread House for lunch on a Saturday around 2 p.m. This restaurant has won a James Beard Award (the Oscars of food), albeit a long time ago. They have a small parking lot and I was able to find the last open spot. If it's a no-go, there's street parking close by. Ambiance (2.5/5): Definitely on the casual side. They have a good size patio that is covered and there was even a vendor selling Native American jewelry. Inside, it looks like a cafeteria. The most interesting thing of note is that there's information on the history of the restaurant, as well as a poster of Guy Fieri for when he stopped by for his TV show. Service (N/A): You order at the counter and they call out your name and bring your food to you so service isn't really much of the experience. The food comes out quick. Drinks (3/5): Pretty much your standard soft drinks and tea. Food (3/5): I got the beef taco which comes on their famous fry bread along with seasoned taco meat, and cheese. First off, let's start with the bread. This was my second time trying fry bread and it was significantly better than the first. It was fluffy with a little crunch. A nice twist on your typical taco. Fry bread is one of the most famous Native American foods so it's a must try! Unfortunately, the taco itself was underwhelming. I'm not a fan of ground meat with tacos. I want the good stuff! Fajita, barbacoa, al pastor, etc. More quality meat. The menu is simple and pretty much everything includes fry bread. A lot of it is tacos. They also have some desserts that incorporate fry bread. And also a fry bread burger. I probably would have enjoyed this more. read more

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Reviews are reminders to myself. Utensils are placed underneath the food wrapper on the plate. Cashier gave good suggestions. I like the salsas that were included with each plate Ultimate fry bread taco with red chili beef - tasted great, nicely seasoned meat, the taste of the beans kind of overpowered the meat though Waila fry bread - the hamburger patties went so well with the fry bread, comes with giant grilled jalapeno, second favorite thing Red chili beef stew - mildly spicy, more earthy/herby taste, tastes great with fry bread (get the extra fry bread) Loaded cheese crisp with green chili beef - favorite thing I've tried, melted cheese on a large crispy tortilla then topped with a thin layer of seasoned beef, green onions, tomato, and sour cream, think of it as a pizza with a thin tortilla crust Restroom - single unisex restroom, clean, well stocked read more

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This is a no nonsense approach to fry bread and boy is it delicious!!! They put the most delicious fillings in and make it fresh as you order... I had the ultimate taco with red chile beef... it was fresh and sloppy good!!! The fry bread makes such a wonderful vessel for a taco type meal, and this was a whole meal! One order is a lot for a single person to finish, but i was up to the challenge ; ) There are stews on the menu too, and while I didn't try them, when the server walked past me with someone order, I was jealous! We did order dessert fry bread to go and they give you real honey with the honey order, there's also a powdered sugar choice. If you want authentic fry bread, try this place! It's clean, friendly, authentic and very reasonably priced! I recommend eating right there if you can while the bread is hot and fresh, as it tastes best and is not soggy... the wet ingredients can make the bread soggy kind of quickly... read more

The Fry Bread House - Ultimate taco - American Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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I heard you must try fry bread whenever in Phoenix so since I was visiting I made sure to make a stop. The bread was delicious and I do regret eating before going because I would've tried it with the meat if I was hungry. They do get busy but the line moves smoothly and quick. read more

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