Unique and delicious sandwiches!! Had the corn falafel and…read moreshortrib sloppy joe. Generous portions. Will be back.

Went on for a sandwich, bread tasted like if was fresh made. And the rest of the sandwich was…read moregreat. Limited menu, but it tasted good.

This place was beyond our expectations! My mom and I had a girls trip in Williams a few weeks ago…read more On our way, we stopped in Flagstaff to have lunch. We were craving Mexican food and found this gem on Yelp! It had great reviews, so we decided to give it a try. I'm so glad we ate here! I had the chilaquiles with red sauce and chicken. The food was amazing! They give you a lot, which I couldn't finish, but I totally took the rest home and ate it! The red sauce had great flavor and not spicy at all. The chicken was seasoned well. My mom had the chimichanga with green chili and she loved it! She said the meat was not dry and the green chili was delicious. Our fave were the chips and salsa! We loved the salsa so much, we bought a pint to take with us on our trip. As for the restaurant, the atmosphere was very upbeat, colorful, and full of culture. The inside is a little small, but when we went about 11am on a Thursday, it wasn't busy at all. Although, I did hear this place gets packed. Parking appeared very limited as this place is located in a small plaza area. Despite this, this restaurant is totally worth a try! My mom and I plan on coming back when we visit again!

The food at Martanne's is the best! My husband and I shared the Emmet which is an all vegan…read morechilaquiles dish served with seitan, beans, rice, hash browns and a tortilla. Insanely delicious and what a great portion size. We were a bit surprised to learn chips and salsa are an extra charge which is not like most Mexican restaurants. We ordered them anyway and they were fantastic. The chips are light and crispy ( I don't like thick chips) and the 2 salsas were divine. I especially like the red and could have bought a gallon of it. We thought our server was attentive and friendly and the food and drinks came out pretty quick. They have some very cool Day of the Dead style artwork on the walls which was fun to look at.

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.

We were here for breakfast, the lady receiving us is very nice and friendly. We were served…read moreimmediately. I had their Brussels spouts hash with egg, which is very creative, and i never had anything like this in a restaurant in US. It tastes good and it's healthy. If i would make it taste better or more savory, i will put a little honey in it. But that is just personal taste. The place is huge, very modern and classic.

Restaurant conveniently located inside the hotel serves breakfast lunch and dinner. Full bar open…read moreas well. Has some fancy lighting and wall pieces to make it look a little more upscale so they can charge more for their menu.. but I think to $$$.. but since it's convenient.. Got kiddo chin tenders w fries I liked the fries and thought the chicken was good, we also ordered some drinks. The service was friendly.. waiters switched on us for some reason tho.. but the second one was more friendly ‍..

Excellent sandwiches. I really love the soft bread and the shredded lettuce. The whole size…read moresandwich is quite big! We got Crystal Club sandwiches and a Turkey Bacon Avocado. All great. The service was fast and very friendly. This is sort of a hole in the wall place that is very plain and old school, but I kind of like that and appreciate it. Nothing fancy - just good sandwiches and a place to eat them and hang out if you want. My biggest complaint is that it's hard to find an online menu. They don't have a website- they just use facebook (which doesn't seem current or up to date and no regular postings), and their menu on there is very old. But rest assured that whatever is on that menu is still applicable today - just the prices are different. So I got some pix of the current menu. Hope that helps someone looking.

Holy wow this place is way underrated on Yelp…read more The sandwich I had was amazing. Crunchy bread great meat to veggie ratio. I'd eat this sandwich again and again. I was so happy to see the Hecho en Mexico Fanta UVA (grape) in the cooler and slowly enjoyed each sip of that pure cane sugar sweetened nectar. They have plenty of seating and a huge parking lot. Go here and thank me later

Excellent steak, perfectly executed so unbelievably tender and flavorful…read more Service was also excellent Ambiance was ok a little too tight

Finer dining and cocktails in Flag, although casual w tourist guests…read more This was a return visit, as our first experience at the bartop was fantastic. Bartender Charlie provided professional and personal service with a bottle of Tempranillo along w Mussels. The chorizo and sauce of the mussels were tasty when soaked into the bread. The bar area has limited seating, which is nice. The dining areas were busy with small groups. Seems to be an intimate dining option in Flagstaff.

This place screams eclectic in a good way, from all the different ceiling light fixtures, to the…read moreold stain glass window frames, chairs and tables and of course lots of owls. We were greeted right away and seated inside, there is an outside patio. Our server was friendly, introduced himself, asked if we had any questions, took our beverage order and allowed us time to look over the menu. I ordered their endless coffee, my wife ordered a bottled coke that came with a glass and ice. As it was just after 10 AM, We decided to order breakfast. My wife ordered biscuits and gravy with bacon. This is served with two biscuits smothered in gravy with bacon crumbles sprinkled on the gravy and fried county potatoes. There is no strips of bacon, just a lot of bacon crumbles. The county potatoes are small (just about large cherry tomato size) potatoes that are cut in half and fried. The outside is crispy, the inside is soft and well seasoned. Perfect with the gravy. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with sausage that comes either in links or patties. I chose the patties and the addition of two eggs over-easy. The biscuits were crispy on the outside, soft and crumbly on the inside. A very well baked biscuit. The white gravy was seasoned well and delicious. One of the better tasting gravy we have had in a while, although I prefer a sausage gravy. The two sausage patties were properly cooked and definitely added to the overall flavor of the gravy and eggs (cooked properly). To me the county potatoes were the best addition to the plate as I used them to soak up the gravy and egg yolk after the biscuits were gone. I would have liked to see a larger portion of gravy and potatoes on my plate, as my wife's plate had more of both. Likely had to do with the two eggs that occupied real estate on my plate. The endless coffee stayed true to its name, I never ran out of coffee and there was both packaged sugar, sugar substitutes, three types of coffee creamer (half and half, French vanilla and Hazel nut?) Overall the service was attentive, friendly and the food was good and arrived in a reasonable time frame. I would definitely return to the Toasted Owl again.

I really hate doing reviews like this. I gave the manager an opportunity for a quick phone call…read morebefore I posted this review. She preferred text only. I was visiting family in Flagstaff for the first time in many years. My stepmother and I love eating out. We had great food and great experiences the week I was there. Towards the end of my trip, we were looking for a place to have a late breakfast early lunch, also known as a brunch. We narrowed it down to two different places. The Toasted Owl was the one that we picked. I wish I could say, that we were able to eat what I heard was great food there. The hostess was nice. The on duty manager even apologized for the wait. She told me they're cleaning our table. Once we got to the table, my stepmom and I noticed, this was the wettest table ever. The menus were sticking to the table. No big deal, just a dry towel, and problem solves. I asked this young man as he was going by if he could get a dry towel because the table was obviously very wet. He said okay, came back, dropped a stack of napkins on the table. My stepmom and I both rolled our eyes and looked at each other. When he was coming back, I asked him what are the napkins for? He said they are for you to wipe down the table, and then he left. I looked at my stepmom as we both rolled our eyes again, and I said we are not eating here. I explained to the on duty manager why we were not eating there. She did offer to be our waiter, but I said politely of course, no thank you. We were both kind and polite right out of the gate. I'm wondering what was it about this young bus boy, who apparently just got promoted to waiter/server, he would have such an attitude towards us? I have my thoughts. But I'm not going to share them here. It's indicative in my opinion with what's going on with the problems in this country. People judge you for the way you look, or what you wear. But I wonder what it was, that this young man thought about us that he had to treat us the way he did? Maybe this restaurant caters to a certain type or class of people. Maybe we don't fit in that class? But who cares? I come from the school where everybody gets treated the same, with kindness and respect, regardless of sexual orientation, race, religion, political affiliation, and the list goes on. Perhaps, this young man can tell the owner of this restaurant, why he treated us the way he did? By the way, I'm being gratuitous by assuming the food is five stars, as that's what I gave it. I'm just calling the balls and strikes as I see it, one-star service from this one individual.

This place is a good one. A true Route 66 staple that feels like a genuine small-town restaurant…read morerather than a tourist trap -- warm, authentic, and refreshingly down-to-earth. Parking is a breeze, prices are fair, and the food is genuinely good. I ordered the sliders paired with their unique take on cheese fries, and they were fantastic -- creative, flavorful, and unlike anything else you'll find at a chain. Whatever you do, get the Sundae. It's the perfect sweet finish and worth every bite...especially for the price. If you're traveling down 66, do yourself a favor and pull in here. Solid portions, great flavors, and that welcoming local vibe make a worthwhile stop.

Staff friendly. Nostalgia place…read more I sent back 1 dinner and got another one I did not like either. Their concept of corn beef hash I had never seen or tasted. My girlfriend had the pumpkin pancake which was very dense and seemed raw which it wasn't. They took off bill. It was tasty but texture was off. If waitstaff would mention these differences when ordering, we would had ordered something else. Pie was great and sure most food is there. We just ordered the wrong things and they did try to make it right.