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4 Reviews Mi Comida (My Food) formerly known as Mi Cocina, Mi Pais (My Kitchen, My Country) serves up absolutely wonderful South American food in plenteous portions at rock-bottom prices. the food is mainly...
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Cowboy Club Sedona
6 Reviews This place is a lot of fun! We ordered cactus fries (it comes with a raspberry sauce) and prickly pear margarita. Both we very good. We're foodies and love trying new eating experiences. My husband...
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Steakhouse At The Grand Canyon Grand Canyon
14 Reviews This is not a review of the restaurant, it is a review about the below reviews. The phone number listed for the steakhouse (the number ending in 2278) is not the ACTUAL number for the steakhouse, it...
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El Tovar Grand Canyon National Park
2 Reviews It is the highest class restaurant in the South Rim area of the Canyon, and certainly beats most anything (but not all) in Williams. At the far north end of the restaurant, it is possible to see into...
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Mexican Phoenix
14 Reviews This is a darling little restaurant on 16th street. A great little cafe with excellent food. It has a wonderful atmosphere with funky art on the walls. The theme in the bar and bathroom features...
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Coffee Pot 101 Sedona
8 Reviews This was recommended the last time we were here to try it out. We didn’t, but made sure the next visit we would. We all were very satisfied with the food and service. It is most definitely popular...
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Bright Angel Grand Canyon
12 Reviews When staying at the Canyon your food choices are somewhat limited. We had breakfast at the Bright Angel since we were staying at the Lodge. The dining room looks like the inside of a Denny's. The view...
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Options Grand Canyon National Park
4 Reviews The Grand Canyon Village has just about anything you could possibly need. It is like a small town within the National Park boundary. There's a laundromat, showers, supermarket, post office, gift shop,...
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Italian Phoenix
9 Reviews I went to this place to try the pizza since, I've heard alot, about how delicious it can be. I looked at the prices and began searching for a snack or appetizer as I didn't want to pay that much for a...
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Dahl's & Diluca's Sedona
6 Reviews WOW!!! That is all I can say. My grandparents live in Sedona and said that this was by far the best food in Sedona hands down. My husband and I went up to Sedona this past weekend and decided to give...
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El Tovar Grand Canyon
6 Reviews The El Tovar Lodge has a great reputation and deservedly so. We enjoyed an evening meal with out party of eight and everyone enjoyed their meal. Excellent service, although out server did not quite...
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Cameron dining room Grand Canyon National Park
2 Reviews Whenever I bring my friends and relatives to the Grand Canyon from Phoenix, I always drive them from East to West --- stopping at the Cameron Trading Post before entering the Grand Canyon Park 30...
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Anything and everything Phoenix
12 Reviews Throughout the state of Arizona you'll find both 'fun' and fine dining experiences. My personal "fun" fave's are the Murder mystery dinners. These are ALOT OF fun • Delicious 3-Course Dinner •...
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Sally's Mesquite Grill & BBQ Sedona
5 Reviews Like most really Good BBQ places, all their meats are smoked fresh daily, its not a 5 star setting, but the BBQ is. Its got its own charm nothing fancy. Located in Uptown Sedona, just about all the...
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McDonald's Grand Canyon
3 Reviews The McDonalds outside of the Grand Canyon Park was more than expensive. If you consider paying like 5 times the price that you would at your local McDonalds high. I told the employees that I...
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Bright Angel Grand Canyon National Park
2 Reviews Probably the best restaurant in the park. Great location and great food at afforodable prices. Came here on several occasions and we were happy everytime. The place gets busy so be sure to reserve in...
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Cowboy and western bars/restaurants Phoenix
2 Reviews Way out in North Scottsdale is an old west type steakhouse called the Pinnacle Peak Patio. The place has been there since 1957 (which is a long time in Phoenix). They have great steaks, great beer,...
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Javelina Cantina Sedona
5 Reviews We actually saw a javalina driving through AZ. On way way back to Phoenix we stopped in Sedona and asked a local for a good Mexican restaurant. The food was good, prices fair, portions good. When...
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Yavapai- Canyon Cafeteria Grand Canyon
6 Reviews You don't have to go out of the Grand Canyon National Park area to quench your thirst and to please your stomach after a long walk on the south rim. A typical self-service cafeteria filled with...
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Camp Cooking Grand Canyon National Park
1 Review Eating in the backcountry is an experience everyone should have to do once. It makes you appreciate food in an entirely different way. First, there is the effort to get the food to where you are. You...
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Steakhouses Phoenix
6 Reviews Go to the Flemings in DC Ranch...the entire atmosphere of that area is great. Flemings has a nice patio area where you can watch the sunset with drinks and/or dinner. Everything is a-la-carte so you...
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Red Planet Cafe Sedona
3 Reviews We ate here the first night since it looked really fun. We all got a kick out of the décor because it was out of this world. The red glow might seem bothersome to some, but it didn’t bother us. The...
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Maswik Grand Canyon
5 Reviews As you enter from the reception area, the cafeteria style eatery spreads out before you with several different types of cuisine. The food was passable, but I would not say good. My tuna a...
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Yavapai -Canyon Cafeteria Grand Canyon National Park
1 Review The Canyon Cafe is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This cafe or cafeteria rather is not one of the fancy restaurants. The place looks like any other cafeterias out there, in your office...
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Barcelona Phoenix
2 Reviews I would consider this one of the most romantic restaurants in the valley. To quote their website... "Barcelona’s supper club atmosphere welcomes guests with a magnificent torched entryway, majestic...
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When I lived in Sierra Vista, this was the place to eat if you wanted a special meal. The Mesquite Tree is noted for it's tasty variety of meat, seafood, and pasta, all with lots of flavorful spice. If it's nice out, request to sit on the patio.
This is a Navajo owned and operated roadside stand just off Interstate 40. There are a lot of road side stands just off the interstate but this is the only one I stop at every single time and actually look forward to seeing.There is a shop, which has low priced and high quality Native American arts & crafts, but the real draw for me is the little shack next door to the shop. They serve fry bread (if you've read some of my other tips I'm sure you've figured out that I have a thing for fry bread) and it is some of the best I've ever tasted, which is what keeps me coming back again and again. The trick is catching it when it's open. The shop is open long, regular hours. The fry bread shack is open when the lady who runs it is available. She goes to church on Sundays and other times I'm not sure why it isn't open. If you arrive and it's closed, just go inside and inquire. They always know if...
This is a little hole in the wall place that you might easily drive by without giving a second thought but missing out on a meal here would be a sad mistake.Owned and run by local Native Americans of the Tohono O'odham tribe, the setting is simple but comfortable. The focus is definitely on the food. They serve tacos with fry bread instead of crunchy corn shells or flour tortillas and they are terrific. The fry bread isn't greasy. I don't think I've ever had fry bread that wasn't greasy. It's amazing.They also serve stews and burritos but the fry bread tacos are the specialty of the house. Indian taco or the ground beef combo taco - both of these come with refried beans, cheddar cheese and lettuce. The ground beef combo taco also comes with beef. They're all good - filling without leaving you completely stuffed, and all ingredients are clearly fresh.
Confortable and friendly atmosphere wait for customers at this pay-before-eat Japanese restaurant. There are two separate rooms, one for sushi and the other one for everything you can imagine is served on Japan (except shabu-shabu).You can try from green tea cheesecake to nato for very affordable prices and do some shopping at their little shop located in the restaurant.
Confortable and friendly atmosphere wait for customers at this pay-before-eat Japanese restaurant. There are two separate rooms, one for sushi and the other one for everything you can imagine is served on Japan (except shabu-shabu).You can try from green tea cheesecake to nato for very affordable prices and do some shopping at their little shop located in the restaurant.
Man I love finding new ice cream shops while on vacation and you guessed it, we found one in Scottsdale. The Sugar Bowl definately has some good ice cream, we would stop by and get a milk shake to go before our driving trips...
For a restaurant that has had so much acclaim, it was a real let down. Service was excellent, but if I wanted semi-tasteless food I would go to taco-hell and spend a lot less. There is a definite difference in ambiance from the front rooms to the back rooms. Nice upscale to the hole in the back. Reserve early - if you want - but be sure to request being upfront. So much more lively. If I want quaintness, I'll go down the street. None
We thought the food was well prepared, served appropriately. Nice setting - it could be a nice place to take someone special or a family meal. I think a nice semi-romantic meal is perfect here. you know beyond the "I need to show them I can pick a fancy restaurant", you know your food, good food, and where to find it without spending a huge amount of money. It does have a bar - eh, yeah whatever. I don't care about that. Nice, but really... I had the Indian Vindaloo Chicken - It was very nice. I would definitely order it again. We also had the green curry - not as coconutty as we've had before - good, but not as memorable. The yakisoba noodles tasted burnt. The Pad Thai was also unmemorable. To save this - the appetizer - Thai Lettuce cups was very nice and tasty. Waitress was pleasant.On Mondays and Tuesdays you can order lunch at dinner - paying lunch prices. Three of us did that - so...
A very nice - what seems to be a Mom and Pop operation. They use NM chili's so what can be wrong with that? I like Mole sauce, so I typically try it - which I did here also. We also had the chicken with green sauce - something very different - like a soupy avacado with chili in it. Somewhat spicy, nothing like I was hoping, but very good none the less. I would definetly order it again. The Margarita purchased was the house margarita - nothing special - but at least there was some tequlia in it. Soda was a little expensive - but bottomless - use that to your advantage if your really thristy. Locals come and go. Nice place - old school. On Marshall, near 3rd street. Not a luxury place though - dress casual - very casual!The trolly runs through old town. Give it a try also since it is free and you might want to beat the heat for a bit. So far the chicken Mole was nice, but the other chick...
We had to drive a wee bit off the main highway to go to Oak Creek Brewing but it was right in Sedona which had to be a beautiful place to attract all of those beautiful people to it, right? Well, it was a stunning sight despite all the traffic. We hadn't seen this many people since we left Florida three weeks earlier. It was like someone had turned on the people faucet and cars were pouring out of it. Parking was crazy and expensive so was happy to find the brewpub in a cute little village type strip mall. It wasn't easy to find a spot there but at least it was free once I did! The pub itself was a bit upscale but once seated at the bar it felt like an outdoorsy tourist town bar and the bartender was amicable and helpful with local tips. I suddenly could see myself paying $5 to park, hiking all day, hitting the sauna, and eating a nice big meal in here, washing the whole day down with...
El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon Grand Canyon
14 Reviews and 735 Opinions El Tovar Hotel was built in 1905 and designed by Charles Whittlesey who was the Chief Architect for...
The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa Tucson
6 Reviews and 762 Opinions I have stayed here multiple times and always experience it the same way. Nice but not too nice....
L'Auberge de Sedona Sedona
4 Reviews and 418 Opinions My boyfriend and I stayed here last weekend, off season so the rate for a cabin was $250.00. It was...
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Q: Are there any motels on Route 89 between Flagstaff and Cameron?
A: there are 50 miles far each other.. in the middle a gasoline station and (when I drove there) nothing else. at Cameron and Flagstaff there are motels
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