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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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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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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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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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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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De Marco's is a small pizzeria and Italian Restaurant located in the town of Oracle. It has a small town atmosphere, with a friendly staff. It is cozier than the other Italian place in town. De Marco's is open 7 days a week: 8 AM to 9 PM Monday through Friday; 7 AM to 9 PM Saturday; and 9 AM to 9 PM on Sunday. I had the lasagna and it was good.
There are very few choices in Mescal to get something to eat. If you are cruising down Interstate 10 and need to eat you can stop at the Mescal Bar and Grill. They serve sandwiches, barbeque, and quesadillas. They have a daily special. Customers appear to be locals and bikers. I got a few funny looks when I first entered but they soon decided I was okay. Service was fine and the young lady behind the bar was kinda cute. (Sorry guys, no photo). They have a barbeque special the 4th Saturday of each month. I has a cheese and green chili quesadilla which was pretty good. The side of potato salad was fine, too and the salsa actually had a little kick.
The building is not that impressive, and the menu is limited; but the food was good and the service was great and friendly. There were also some unusual items on the menu. I had a nice Singaporean Dish.
I asked a local about having lunch at Santiago's and he said "it's okay". He then recommended the Fish Tacos. I had been told before the Fish Tacos were good; but I wasn't in the mood for them. I tried the Santo Platter which consisted of two cheese enchiladas, a chile relleno, rice and beans. Portions were a little small. The rice was overcooked. I was not that pleased. They do have a full bar, maybe if I had a nice Margarita first. . .
Normally, I would not put a fast food restaurant here; but there are three McDonald's in Arizona I will make an exception for. The one in Sierra Vista was the first McDonald's ever to have a drive-thru window. The one in Sedona is the only one with arches some color other than "golden" (they are teal green). And this one seemed unique too. You've heard of a guard dog; they have a guard velociraptor out front. They also have these "fossils" by the parking area.
The main place to eat in Arivaca is probably the Red Rooster Inn. It is a small bar and grill located on Universal Ranch Road just south of the main part of town. It is also colocated with the Universal Ranch RV Park. They serve breakfast food like: omelets; pancakes; eggs; etc. Lunch tends toward sandwiches, burgers and other light foods. Hours are 8 AM to 8 PM Tuesday through Friday; 8:30 AM to 8 PM on Saturday and 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM on Sunday. They are closed on Mondays. They also have a full bar. Say hello to Amber. They had just started serving a soybean burger (it had not even made it onto the menu yet). I tried it and it was good.
The Longhorn Grill was built in the 70s and has one of the most unique entrances you have ever seen. It consists of what is probably the biggest simulated skull of a longhorn bull in the world. Inside you will find some great Southwestern comestibles (food) to include steak, nachos with homemade refried beans, a good selection of meat and potatos, pizza, and a recent addition some pasta dishes. Most anything
The Cow Palace was established upon the site of an old general store in the days of Otho Kinsley. Kinsley established the Kinsley Ranch in 1920 and became famous for furnishing bucking horses and Brahma bulls to the now famous Fiesta de Los Vaqueros Rodeo. The Cow Palace became a renowned steakhouse and watering hole for Hollywood stars in the 1930s. Framed on the walls are photos of the likes of John Wayne, Douglas Fairbanks, and Mae West, alongside mounted heads of wildlife. Many movies were filmed in the area, such as "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing," Pray For The Wildcat," "Tin Cup," "The Postman," and "Boys On The Side" and many of the stars ate here. The Cow Palace serves breakfast, lunch and dinner to include steaks, sandwiches and other fare. It also serves beers, wines, and cocktails. Hours are 8 AM to 9 PM daily. I have not eaten here yet; but look forward to trying it. The...
The deep fried green chile burros and the chicken tacos....or the chicken enchiladas....Oh, what the heck, try 'em all. It's on the old main street- Florence Blvd. - in front of the old high school. There are picnic tables under the covered patio or you can take the food to go. The deep fried green chile burros and the chicken tacos....or the chicken enchiladas....Oh, what the heck, try 'em all.
The Baker's Haus is a tiny place in the very small town of Elfrida in Southeast Arizona. It offers baked goods and also serves Breakfast and Lunch. The Lunch menu includes Burritos, Sandwiches, Hamburgers, a very good Patty Melt, Soups, and Chili. It is open from 6:30 AM to 2 PM Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday. Most of the clientele is local and they all know each other. The people working there were freindly, the food was good and the portions were big. I had a mug of chili with cheese and onions. It was equal to a BIG bowl of chili.
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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