This place is awesome has a lot to offer I wish they had a gas station the owner is amazing people…read moreat work they're amazing it's a great little store I love to shop there I'd rather support small family stores other than big box store

Best little Market in Doney Park. Super friendly staff and welcoming ambiance…read more The owner, Rebecca Rambo, is the community's backbone when it comes to helping those in need. It all comes full circle.

We stopped by in the morning to walk around and decided to have breakfast. We were not too hungry…read moreso decided to split a corn hash burrito. Boy that burrito showed up splitted in half into two plates look like giants! It was so delicious! It is a super cute store, amazing service from the lovely couple and fun history to learn about! Highly recommend!

Cute little historic, roadside market and deli that was originally established in 1906 for…read moretravellers on the nostalgic Route 66 highway. The ownership has changed, as has the name and decor, with a fresh layer of attention-getting turquoise paint on the outside, projecting a friendly, inviting, and cute vibe. The market's re-opening was in late September 2025. You can still find an ancient Coke machine still sitting near the entrance and many other reminders of the past. Their deli offers a nice selection of Boars Head products, a simple menu of sandwiches, burgers, sides, and beverages at reasonable prices. Keep an eye out for the local pies and cakes from Em's Hometown Bakehouse, and freshly baked bread. They also have a small market for other necessities. This is a great option outside Williams, worth considering to grab up some breakfast/lunch/picnic foods and snacks for your day at the Grand Canyon South Rim.

Very good in every way possible, a good value for what you get and a nice ambiance. You have to try…read moreit!!!

Definitely worth it! The gentleman inside was very nice and helped me pick out what I wanted. Its…read morewelcoming and fast! Really nice place with people working there who really care about their craft. First customers get something special!

Ordered a few drinks and loved the chia lemonade. It does take a while to get the order and they…read moreforgot one of our drinks which took even longer to receive but overall it was a good place to get a cold drink.

I paid $9.50 for the tropical fruit cup, and unfortunately, it wasn't worth it. While it looked…read moreappealing, the fruit tasted stale and lacked sweetness. I asked if I could swap it for a mango cup, but was told that wasn't an option--only that they could add honey.I also tried the bubble gum ice cream, which had a noticeable freezer-burn taste.Overall, disappointing experience for the price.

Sweet Shop Candy Store is such a fun place for a sweet treat!…read more We absolutely love the caramel-dipped apples here, and the gelato is delicious! If you're craving something sweet, this place has so many options to choose from. There's definitely something for everyone, and it's a great little spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. We always enjoy stopping by!

We were looking for some food souvenirs to purchase as gifts and came across the Sweet Shoppe Candy…read moreStore. This is a candy shop that's small in size but bursting with a ton of different confections from all over the country. They have the Goo Goo Clusters from Nashville, Moose Munch from Medford, Hammonds from Denver, Claeys from South Bend, etc. It's certainly an eclectic selection, well appreciated for variety, but we were looking for locally made items that could keep well in the Arizona heat. We ended up purchasing some prickly pear cactus candy and their in house made mountain bark. Mountain Bark ($5.25 per square) - This is essentially an improved rice crispy treat crossed with fudge. There are tons of crispy popped rice bits interspersed with soft gooey marshmallows, some chewier melted white chocolate bits, and plenty of peanut butter flavor. It's a denser cake vs. a light and fluffy rice crispy treat, but is, dare I say, more delicious. (4/5) With such a wide variety of delicious treats, Sweet Shoppe Candy Store is definitely a great place to pick up some candy.

Delicious spot for iced tea, Arnold Palmers, and lemonades for the summer! During our weekend…read moregetaway, we stopped by twice for their refreshing drinks - I had the Peachy Palmer which was a nice balance between tea and the tart, sweet lemonade. My husband had the Rastamon Lemonade which was a mix of lemonade and citrus blend tea. We enjoyed the drinks so much that we ordered them again. The lounge offers a variety of seating, some cushioned seats in the window and some tables inside the lounge. We will be back the next time we're in Flagstaff!

I enjoyed visiting this tea shop in Downtown Flagstaff. Steep Leaf Lounge is very cozy and…read morerelaxing. Even though I am more of a coffee drinker, I have a deep appreciation for tea. They have so many flavors of tea to choose from. It is fun to look at all of the tea infusers, pots, cups and the variety of bulk tea that they sell here. They also have pastries and desserts to pair with your tea. I got a Carrot Cake with a London Fog on my most recent visit and enjoyed my time here. Steep Leaf Lounge hosts events from time to time.

Over the years I have visited this diner many times on trips to the Flagstaff area. It is always a…read morefun visit with classic photos of movies and TV shows and movie stars from the 50s and 60s. Besides the retro vibe there are plenty of outer space items (thus the Galaxy name) and since it is a short drive from Lowell Observatory where Pluto was discovered and near the meteor crater where astronauts trained for their trip to the moon, the connection is awesome. We were seated right away and the wait staff was on a roll, serving the very busy crowd on a Saturday afternoon. I am always impressed that this place has OVER 100 flavors of milkshakes and malts. I had the open face turkey sandwich with gravy, mashed potatoes, and veg--I had them the hold the cranberry sauce since I am not a fan of that sauce. My friend had a huge plate of onion rings. The only down side was that the turkey breast was not the chunk of turkey I was expecting, just a few thin slices of deli turkey breast (like you would have in a sandwich) and the gravy was too salty. The parking is in the back of the restaurant. Fyi--the pavement between the car park and the front door is broken and uneven and was a challenge for my friend and her walker, so the mobility impaired may find it difficult to navigate.

This is such a cute, quaint restaurant and idea. However, the service needs help..we ordered 5…read moremilkshakes, 1 dr pepper float, 2 cinnamon rolls, and a side of diner spuds. It took a very long time for this all to come out. One cinnamon roll came out with the spuds but no milkshakes, float or second cinnamon roll. We had to remind them what we had ordered... they didnt mention there were kids size milkshakes vs adult.... my kids wanted the adult ones... but since no one asked, they were given kids size. Cute idea, menu food looked yummy, but service needs to improve drastically

Great tacos. My fish taco alone was huge and very flavorful. Rice and beans were wonderful. Will…read moredefinitely come back.

Apparently one of the owners is from Oaxaca, a town that is a long time favorite of mine and they…read morefeature a mole. I tried it on a sampler platter. It was the most complex mole ever: earthy, hints of sugar plum, cacao, cinnamon and pepita. Wow, was it good. A little on the heavy side for summer, but what a great sauce for the fall and winter. We were there Aug 22 for lunch. Wife had the chicken flautas, loved the crispy texture and recommends the green sauce. Entrees are big enough for 2. Home fried chips and home made salsa served gratis. Salsa remarkable without being overly spicy. Just enough Chile to keep you eating the chips. For dessert try the chocolate flan, a 2 layer cake like flan, one layer chocolate, one vanilla. The interior is clean and neat as a pin. Table Service was prompt and friendly. Ambiance is cafeteria.