What's Near the Grand Canyon Restaurants

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  • 1. Cliff Dwellers Restaurant

    $$

    At the end of a row of motel rooms at Cliff Dwellers Lodge, this restaurant is a pleasant surprise with excellent food, craft beer, and a full bar. Order gourmet sandwiches and salads for lunch; rib-eye steak, roasted chicken, and baby back ribs impress at dinner. A small patio is available to dine on out front.

    Milepost 547 N. Hwy. 89A, Arizona, USA
    928-355--2261

    Known For

    • Full bar with craft beers and wines
    • Avocado pie
    • Patio dining with Vermillion Cliff views
  • 2. Fred's Diner

    $$

    Tucked in the back of the Raptor Ranch gift shop, this order-at-the-counter eatery is the area's best option for a quick bite on the road. Pizza dominates the menu, but chicken tenders and wings are options, too. The restaurant serves a limited selection of pitchers of beer and bottles of wine.

    332 South State Hwy. 64, Arizona, 86046, USA
    928-635--3072

    Known For

    • A quick bite on the road
    • Pizza and chicken tenders
    • Part of the Raptor Ranch roadside attraction
  • 3. Grand Canyon Inn Restaurant

    $$

    This no-frills restaurant at the Grand Canyon Inn plates all-American fare like pork chops, fried chicken, and burgers. Pasta and salads are available, too. The restaurant has a limited wine list and beer offerings plus a full bar serving mixed drinks.

    257 S. Hwy. 64, Arizona, USA
    928-635--9203

    Known For

    • One of the few restaurants in the area
    • Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
    • Better than expected meals
  • 4. Jacob Lake Inn Restaurant

    $$

    This restaurant inside Jacob Lake Inn satisfies hungry travelers with homemade breakfasts and burgers and sandwiches for lunch.  At dinnertime, try the grilled Salisbury steak topped with grilled onions; add hunter gravy and an egg to enjoy it like a local. Or, sample a regional trout dish. The restaurant also has a bakery and an ice-cream counter selling milkshakes, sundaes, and cones.

    U.S. 89A & Hwy. 67, Arizona, 86022, USA
    928-643--7232

    Known For

    • Homemade pies
    • Navajo rugs and sandpaintings on the wall
    • Counter seating
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