North-Central Arizona Restaurants
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1. Bistro St. Michael
$ | Downtown |This is a great place to enjoy a coffee, eggs Benedict, or a burger while people-watching on Whiskey Row. The café/bar, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, has been restored to its original 1901 style. The service at the counter is brisk and will leave you plenty of time for antiquing or museum-browsing for the remainder of the day.
205 W. Gurley St., Prescott, Arizona, 86303, USA928-776–1999Known For
- Tasty, reasonably priced American fare
- Historical charm
- In the heart of downtown
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2. Coffee Pot Restaurant
$ | West |Locals and tourists alike swarm to this spacious, old-school eatery for scrumptious breakfast (served all day) and lunch, served by a friendly waitstaff. One hundred and one omelet options are the stars of the show and include such concoctions as a basic ham and cheese and the quirky peanut butter, jelly, and banana, purportedly Elvis Presley's order back in the day. Warm homemade biscuits always hit the spot. An extensive lunch menu that includes everything from Mexican dishes to a Greek salad rounds out the offerings.
2050 W. AZ 89A, Sedona, Arizona, 86336, USA928-282–6626Known For
- Big omelets
- Unpretentious all-day breakfast and lunch
- Family-friendly place
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Rate Includes: No dinner, Credit cards accepted -
3. Eat n' Run
$ | |Breakfast, lunch, and coffee on the run has risen to new heights with the presence of this friendly café on Route 66, a few miles east of downtown Flagstaff. Exceptional smoothies, breakfast burritos, and two avocado toast options, plus generous salads and sandwiches with house-made dressings and sauces accompany the coffee bar.
2400 E. Rte 66, Arizona, 86004, USA928-679–9818Known For
- Great coffee
- Healthy (and delicious) breakfast and lunch
- Fast, friendly service
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner -
4. Foodie Club
$$ | |An alternative to the area’s fast-food chains, this gourmet sandwich shop and diner serves traditional and Latin American–inspired breakfast and lunch all day. Order a breakfast burrito, pancakes, or eggs before heading into the park, or down a hot or cold sandwich, torta, or french fries topped with carne asada when you return. You can also take items to go for a picnic on the South Rim. The small patio in front is great for people-watching as you sip an espresso drink or smoothie.
400 Hwy. 64/U.S. 180, Arizona, 86023, USA928-638--3115Known For
- Fresh, quality food served quickly
- Gluten-free and vegetarian options
- Grab-and-go items
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5. Forêt FLG
$$ | |Upscale breakfast dishes like the croque madame—a grilled ham and fried egg sandwich drenched in cheesy mornay sauce—and Instagrammable coffee drinks and cocktails make this Southside coffee shop a good choice for a casual morning meal or brunch. On sunny days, sit on the patio and people-watch.
2 S. Beaver St., Arizona, 86001, USA928-214--7280Known For
- Patio dining
- Killer coffee and matcha drinks
- Breakfast options with a French twist
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. -
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6. MartAnne's Breakfast Palace
$$ | |Don't let the name mislead you: this South-of-the-border Route 66 diner serves breakfast (all day), lunch, and dinner in a bright space decorated with Día de Los Muertos–inspired paintings. House specialties include a green chile pork enchilada topped with two eggs and J.B.'s Volcano: a mound of chilaquiles drenched in that same green chile pork, loaded with chorizo and crowned by an over-medium egg. Order a breakfast cocktail or coffee to complement your morning meal. Burritos and street tacos dominate the lunch and dinner menu.
112 E. Rt. 66, Arizona, 86001, USA928-773--4701Known For
- Generous portions
- Vibrantly colored walls and plates
- Waits, especially on weekends, for breakfast
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7. Murphy's
$$$ | Downtown |Mesquite-grilled meats and beer brewed exclusively for the restaurant are the specialties at this classy bar and grill, a sort of local institution set in a restored, polished-up 1890 mercantile building. The baby back ribs, prime rib, and fresh fried catfish are standouts. Businessfolk do their moving and shaking at lunchtime here, and the spirited bar stays open until 10 pm.
201 N. Cortez St., Prescott, Arizona, 86301, USA928-445–4044Known For
- Good steaks and ribs
- Well-preserved historical building
- Happy hour and Sunday brunch
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8. Oaxaca Restaurant
$$ | Uptown | MexicanTasty standards complement some of the best Uptown canyon vistas at this modern Mexican restaurant with a lovely balcony. The smoky kick of the salsa, along with the sun-kissed scenery, may transport you south of the border, but dishes are prepared under the auspices of owner Carla Butler, a dietitian who shuns the traditional use of lard and cholesterol-containing oils in favor of healthier options—with delicious results. A south-of-the-border breakfast is served on weekends.
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9. Pine Country Restaurant
$$ | |Faux pine boughs, pine dining booths, and curtains that only a grandma would hang lend a country charm to this diner known for its extra-large pies and downhome country cooking. Breakfast lovers dig into homemade cinnamon rolls, huevos rancheros with pork green chile, and omelets, while later in the day sandwiches, steaks, ribs, salads, and pastas dominate the menu.
107 N. Grand Canyon Blvd., Arizona, 86406, USA928-635--9718Known For
- Fresh-baked pies, stuffed with decadent fillings
- Coffee bar with drinks named for famous cowboys
- Traditional and Mexican breakfasts served all day
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10. Plaza Bonita
$$ | |One of a chain of Mexican restaurants spread throughout the state, this location dishes up standard south-of-the-border fare like enchiladas, nachos, and shredded beef burritos, as well as more unique offerings such as snapper Veracruz and mole. Save room for dessert; the impressive menu has all the Mexican restaurant staples, from churros and flan to deep-fried ice cream. The full-service bar pours 10 different margaritas with the option to add one of seven different flavors, including prickly pear and jalapeño.
352 Hwy. 64/U.S. 180, Arizona, 86023, USA928-638--8900Known For
- One of the best bars for cocktails in Tusayan
- Discount for paying in cash or staying at Red Feather Lodge next door
- Gluten-free and vegetarian dishes
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11. The Flatiron
$ | |Ask where to have breakfast, lunch, or a coffee, and nearly every Main Street shop owner will direct you to this tiny eatery at the fork in the road. The menu includes egg dishes, healthful salads and sandwiches, gluten-free pastries, and many coffee drinks.
416 Main St., Jerome, Arizona, 86331, USA928-634–2733Known For
- Favorite daytime hangout for locals
- Good coffee
- Breakfast
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No dinner, Credit cards accepted
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