Northeast Arizona Restaurants
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1. Twin Rocks Cafe
$$ | |It's hard to miss this low-slung, roadhouse-style restaurant in Bluffs—it's tucked beneath a sandstone ridge crowned by two rock pillars that look as though they...
It's hard to miss this low-slung, roadhouse-style restaurant in Bluffs—it's tucked beneath a sandstone ridge crowned by two rock pillars that look as though they might topple in a bad storm. Here you'll find the most varied menu in the region with everything from country fried steak to a Navajo burger using fry bread.
913 E. Navajo Twins Dr., Bluff, Utah, 84512, USA435-672–2341Known For
- Outdoor patio surrounded by breathtaking sandstone landscape
- Picnic lunches to go for a day of exploring
- Breakfast served all day
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2. Amigo Cafe
$ | |The tables are packed with locals who frequent this small establishment, where everything is made from scratch. The delicious frybread is the real draw. If...
The tables are packed with locals who frequent this small establishment, where everything is made from scratch. The delicious frybread is the real draw. If you've never had a Navajo taco or Navajo hamburger, this is a good place to be initiated. The café also serves excellent Mexican fare and traditional American dishes. Dine on the adobe-walled patio in warm weather.
U.S. 163, Kayenta, Arizona, 86033, USA928-697–8448Known For
- Made-from-scratch Mexican dishes
- Some of the best fry bread in northeast Arizona
- Adobe-walled patio
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun., Credit cards accepted -
3. BirdHouse
$ | |Fried chicken is elevated to an art form at this repurposed Sonic Drive-In with a walk-up counter and covered patio dining. Choose from three crispy...
Fried chicken is elevated to an art form at this repurposed Sonic Drive-In with a walk-up counter and covered patio dining. Choose from three crispy coating flavors (original, very spicy, or honey butter) and sides like crinkle-cut fries and broccoli salad. A fried chicken salad and a to-die-for chicken sandwich served on a brioche bun with house-made pickles pair well with a glass of wine or an Arizona-brewed beer.
707 N. Navajo Dr., Page, Arizona, 86040, USA928-645-4087Known For
- Fast fried chicken
- Outdoor dining
- Arizona-brewed beer
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Rate Includes: Closed Wed. -
4. Blake's Lotaburger
$ | |The westernmost branch of the beloved New Mexico chain of old-school burger joints is technically in the Land of Enchantment (i.e., New Mexico) but just...
The westernmost branch of the beloved New Mexico chain of old-school burger joints is technically in the Land of Enchantment (i.e., New Mexico) but just a few hundred feet over the Arizona state line, and within walking distance of the Quality Inn and Window Rock museums. Blake's began in 1952 in Albuquerque and enjoys a cult following for its Angus-beef green-chile cheeseburgers, seasoned fries, breakfast burritos, and milkshakes.
NM 264, Gallup, New Mexico, 87301, USA505-371–5400Known For
- Cheeseburger made with Hatch green chiles
- Meals that are made fresh to order
- Flavorful cherry milkshakes
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5. Blue Canyon Grill
$ | |In addition to Navajo tacos, this local favorite plates breakfast burritos in the morning and smoked ribs, fried chicken, and sandwiches later in the day....
In addition to Navajo tacos, this local favorite plates breakfast burritos in the morning and smoked ribs, fried chicken, and sandwiches later in the day. It's no frills but reliable and budget-friendly.
465 Hwy. 89, Cameron, Arizona, 86020, USA928-679--2455Known For
- Local hangout
- Cheap eats
- Menu printed on a blackboard
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6. El Tapatio
$$ | |This small, colorful cantina inside a modest-looking former fast-food restaurant is part of an affordable and consistently good chain. Spend any time waiting for a...
This small, colorful cantina inside a modest-looking former fast-food restaurant is part of an affordable and consistently good chain. Spend any time waiting for a table perusing the astoundingly long menu's mix of Americanized and authentic Mexican dishes, including charcoal-grilled carne asada and mariscada a la diabla (real crab legs, tilapia, scallops, octopus, and jumbo shrimp cooked in a spicy sauce). Mojitos, margaritas, and other colorful cocktails are served, too.
25 Lake Powell Blvd., Page, Arizona, 86040, USA928-645–4055Known For
- 10-page menu
- More than 125 tequilas
- South-of-the-border seafood
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7. Garcia's Restaurant
$$ | |The lobby restaurant at Chinle's Holiday Inn is low-key, a bit lacking in natural light, and rather ordinary, but people come here because it is...
The lobby restaurant at Chinle's Holiday Inn is low-key, a bit lacking in natural light, and rather ordinary, but people come here because it is one of the area's only non–fast food dining options. You can count on well-prepared Navajo and American fare, such as frybread topped with chili and cheese, but be prepared for slow service and no alcohol. It's a reliable—if unspectacular—choice for dinner. It also sells a box lunch.
Indian Hwy. 7, Chinle, Arizona, 86503, USA928-674–5000-hotelKnown For
- Reliable food
- Southwestern decor
- Limited hours in the winter
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch Nov.–Mar., Credit cards accepted -
8. Grand Canyon Restaurant & Dining
$$ | |At this restaurant inside the Cameron Trading post, you can sample Native American specialties including Navajo tacos made with fry bread and ground beef, Navajo...
At this restaurant inside the Cameron Trading post, you can sample Native American specialties including Navajo tacos made with fry bread and ground beef, Navajo burgers served with fry bread instead of a bun, and Navajo beef stew accompanied by—you guessed it—fry bread. Sandwiches, Mexican favorites, and entrées off the grill round out the menu. In the morning, savor hearty egg breakfasts, prickly pear-stuffed French toast, huevos rancheros, and more.
Cameron, Arizona, 86020, USA800-338–7385Known For
- Frybread
- Mexican breakfasts
- One of the few restaurants in the area
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9. Hogan's Restaurant
$$ | |The fare at this spot attached to the Quality Inn Navajo Nation is mostly Southwestern and American, but the kitchen also serves a few basic...
The fare at this spot attached to the Quality Inn Navajo Nation is mostly Southwestern and American, but the kitchen also serves a few basic Mexican and Navajo dishes. Highlights include tasty barbecue ribs, mutton stew, and honey-dipped fried chicken. The chicken fajitas and pork tamales are also quite good. Breakfast is served, too.
10 Main St., Tuba City, Arizona, 86045, USA928-283–5260Known For
- Reasonable, non--fast food
- Tasty Navajo tacos and fry bread
- Soup and salad bar
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted -
10. Hopi Cultural Center Restaurant
$ | |The restaurant at the Hopi Cultural Center is an attractive, light-filled room where you can sample traditional tribal fare. Authentic dishes include traditional tacos, Hopi...
The restaurant at the Hopi Cultural Center is an attractive, light-filled room where you can sample traditional tribal fare. Authentic dishes include traditional tacos, Hopi blue-corn pancakes, piki (paper-thin, blue-corn bread), fry bread (delicious with honey or salsa), and nok qui vi (a tasty stew made with tender bits of lamb, hominy, and mild green chiles). Breakfast is served starting at 6 .
AZ 264, Second Mesa, Arizona, 86403, USA928-734–2401Known For
- Hopi crafts for sale in the gift shop
- Authentic Hopi dishes
- One of the few Hopi restaurants on tribal lands
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Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted -
11. Ja'di' To'oh at Antelope Point Marina
$$$ | |The floating, sandstone restaurant and lounge at the Navajo-operated Antelope Point Marina serves decent American food with contemporary accents—wood-fired pizzas, fish tacos, Angus burgers, and...
The floating, sandstone restaurant and lounge at the Navajo-operated Antelope Point Marina serves decent American food with contemporary accents—wood-fired pizzas, fish tacos, Angus burgers, and rib eye steak with garlic-herb butter—and has one of the region's better wine lists. It's a long walk from the parking area to the front door, but staff whisk visitors to and fro in golf carts. The restaurant's name is Navajo for "Antelope Springs." Note that there is a $25 charge to park at the marina unless you have tickets or a receipt from an Antelope Canyon tour, in which case it's $2.
537 Marina Pkwy., Page, Arizona, 86040, USA928-645–5900Known For
- Dramatic dining room with soaring windows overlooking Lake Powell
- Proximity to Antelope Canyon, so popular spot to catch lunch after a tour
- Vegetarian options
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Jan. and Feb., Credit cards accepted -
12. Keams Canyon Cafe
$ | |This typical no-frills roadside diner with Formica tabletops offers both American and Native American dishes, including Navajo tacos heaped with ground beef, chili, beans, lettuce,...
This typical no-frills roadside diner with Formica tabletops offers both American and Native American dishes, including Navajo tacos heaped with ground beef, chili, beans, lettuce, and grated cheese. Daily specials may include anything from barbecued ribs to lamb chops to crab legs. There's an ice-cream stand in the same building. Come early—both the diner and ice-cream counter close around 8 pm.
AZ 264, Keams Canyon, Arizona, 86034, USA928-738–2296Known For
- Amazing fry bread
- Early closing hours
- Daily specials
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner Sat., Credit cards accepted -
13. Reuben Heflin Restaurant
$$ | |Hampton Inn hotels aren't known for their restaurants, but this attractive spot just off the lobby serves the best food in town. Upholstered Navajo-print chairs...
Hampton Inn hotels aren't known for their restaurants, but this attractive spot just off the lobby serves the best food in town. Upholstered Navajo-print chairs with rustic lodgepole frames, hammered-tin sconces, a wood-beamed ceiling, and a mammoth adobe fireplace set an inviting mood for the American fare with a regional bent. The Mazalon club sandwich (ham, turkey, bacon, lettuce, and tomato in a Navajo taco) is a local favorite, but also consider the rosemary-citrus chicken, New York steak with grilled shrimp, fajitas, or barbecue chicken pizza with house-made barbecue sauce.
U.S. 160, Kayenta, Arizona, 86033, USA928-697–3170Known For
- Yummy selections from pizza to steak to Navajo specialties
- Nightly dinner specials
- Nicest restaurant in the area
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No lunch mid-Oct.–mid-Mar., Credit cards accepted -
14. The Junction
$ | | AmericanAcross the parking lot from the Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn, this sun-filled, airy dining room with cream-color walls, a long granite...
Across the parking lot from the Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn, this sun-filled, airy dining room with cream-color walls, a long granite counter, and a mix of attractive booths and tables has a cheerier feel than any other restaurant in town. Specialties include posole and sheepherder's sandwiches (a tortilla or fry bread stuffed with steak, Swiss cheese, grilled onions, chiles, and tomatoes).
100 Main St., Chinle, Arizona, 86503, USA928-674–8443Known For
- American, Southwestern, and Chinese dishes
- Vegetarian options
- Bright, open dining space
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15. View Restaurant
$$ | |Connected to the View Hotel through a second-floor breezeway, this airy space comprises a few high-ceilinged rooms with massive plate-glass windows framing mesmerizing views of...
Connected to the View Hotel through a second-floor breezeway, this airy space comprises a few high-ceilinged rooms with massive plate-glass windows framing mesmerizing views of the valley—in warm weather you can dine outside on a terrace, awed by the same panorama. Navajo rugs and local art hang on the walls above the light-wood tables and chairs, and the tribal visitor center's extensive curio shop is attached. The food has continued to improve over the years as more-experienced chefs have come aboard, adding fresh, local ingredients, Navajo influences, and an artful flourish to typically Southwestern fare (although meals can still be hit-or-miss). Consider red chile–posole stew, the Navajo taco, fried chicken, and the like. There's also a smaller self-serve section, where you can grab sandwiches and light snacks. Note that after 7 pm the restaurant is open to hotel guests only.
Monument Valley Rd., Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona, 84536, USA435-727–5555Known For
- Massive plate-glass windows framing the iconic Monument Valley landscape
- Huge portions
- Good selection of Navajo dishes
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No lunch mid-Jan.–Feb. Dinner for hotel guests only -
16. Kate's Cafe
$ | |Closed PermanentlyA favorite of locals, this all-American café in a simple adobe house serves breakfast—try the vegetarian omelet—lunch, and dinner. At lunch choose from hearty charbroiled...
A favorite of locals, this all-American café in a simple adobe house serves breakfast—try the vegetarian omelet—lunch, and dinner. At lunch choose from hearty charbroiled Baja burgers (topped with tomato, avocado, bacon, and Monterey Jack), Kate's club sandwich, grilled chicken, or salads. Dinner selections include several pasta specials and charbroiled New York strip steak. For local color and fine food at reasonable prices, this is the place to go. Espresso and designer-coffee drinks are also served.
Edgewater Dr., Tuba City, Arizona, 86045, USA928-283–6773 -
17. Tuuvi Café
$ | |Closed PermanentlyThis casual spot inside the largest truck stop and travel center in the region serves simple but well-prepared Southwestern and American food, from fry-bread tacos...
This casual spot inside the largest truck stop and travel center in the region serves simple but well-prepared Southwestern and American food, from fry-bread tacos to charbroiled burgers. There's always a stew of the day—perhaps corn-squash-and-mutton, or green-chile-and-chicken—and homemade peach pie is a dessert specialty. Noteworthy, too, are the hearty breakfasts, such as chicken-fried steak with eggs, and the Hopi Special of eggs, bacon or Spam, and homemade biscuits and gravy.
U.S. 160 (Navajo Trail), Tuba City, Arizona, 86045, USA928-283–4374Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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