Clean bathroom here. I think we stop by here every time we drive by to use a restroom. This time I came to shop something Arizona and they have a plenty of them here. Price is not reasonable. I think it's tourist price but selection is so much here, still good place shop to remember your visit to Arizona. I purchased a dream catcher for my grandma and they wrapped with a bubble wrap so nicely as it is fragile. Plenty of parking here and good place to stop by while in the area. read more

Was super excited to dine at a restaurant in the Navajo Nation. We drove from the Grand Canyon just for the opportunity. Unfortunately the experience was unmemorable. The entire restaurant staff wasn't very friendly. Our waitress was direct and to the point. The food was way overpriced. We spent $45.50 (plus tip) for two plates with just enough food to fill a small child. Interestingly enough we noticed that other guests, perhaps tribespeople, were being served very large portions. I purchased one of the most expensive items on the menu, so I don't think it had anything to do with my selection. The restaurant's decor was outdated, but did have beautiful art around a big chimney. Never coming back. read more

*Let me dictate to you while I lie on my side* - our humble narrator: Went over to Cameron trading post to try out some authentic Navajo cuisine. My beautiful wife ordered the vegetarian hot beef, and I myself got a hearty serving of the hot beef. The hot beef came out quickly, and was large. Larger than I anticipated. I will describe it as a circular, disk-like piece of bread with some meat and some brown juice and one of em' green peppers on it. The bread was crispy on the outside and doughy on the inside- it was sweet. Paired well with the sauce, pepper was good was well. Afterwards, I browsed the fine Indian products on display, but my budget did not allow for me to make any purchases. From Cameron, I drove 2.5 hours back to Sedona, where the hot beef set in, and I have been bed-ridden ever since. I am not saying to not order to hot beef, but to do so with a clear schedule. read more

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nice atmosphere Valtina was a great waitress my husband throughly enjoyed taco very generous portions my mistake was chicken tenders and fries fries cold, chicken tenders over cooked and barely warm worth stoping but avoid chicken tenders read more

Food was really good and the service was awesome. The best place to eat going north of Arizona. read more

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This is a convenient spot for buying souvenirs and grabbing a bite. My favorite entree is their cheese enchilada. It's perfectly seasoned and oh so cheesy. If you opt to try their Navajo taco, be warned that they are huge and can be easily shared by 2 or more people. They are somewhat bland but the red hot sauce they come with are delicious. They do not sell alcoholic beverages here. read more

Cameron Trading Post is a historic stop along highway 89. I made it a point to stop here on our way to the Grand Canyon. It's pretty much the only major stop on this route if you're going towards the canyon. You can't miss the large signs pointing you to it. Besides having a motel on site, they also have a large store with tons of trinkets and things you never knew you needed. It's a good place to pick up souvenirs. Towards the back is a restaurant where they serve their "famous" Navajo tacos. I was disappointed in the Navajo Taco ($12.99). The fry bread was warm and fresh, but everything else was mediocre. There was barely any meat and the beans were watery. The whole dish lacked any real flavor. If you have to get it, be sure to split it because it's huge. It's worth a stop if you want to do a little souvenir shopping, but I would go elsewhere if you're looking for food. read more

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We were recommend to come here after visiting the GC. Its a nice place with restaurant, gift shop, and a hotel. I tried the traditional Navajo taco which my tour guide ranted and raved about, but I did not like it at all. It was flavorless. It's huge, so order one and split between 2 people if you want to try it. The beef stew, though, was the best I've ever had. I mean that was really good! It had great flavor. Had it not been for the taco, I would have ordered another bowl. I highly recommend that. The gift shop had some really nice souvenirs. I ended up getting some really nice, hand made, leather belts. They were of good quality and would sell at a department store for much more than what I bought them for. Definitely a place worth stopping to show support for our native people who run the place. read more

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This is our new favorite restaurant and we will be dreaming of Navajo fry bread for days. Everyone working in this restaurant has a great team attitude and they are all customer focused and kind. I would recommend anyone driving through to stop in and prepare to be satiated. We had dinner and couldn't wait to return the next day for breakfast. read more

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Beautiful place to stop and eat as well as see beautiful arts/crafts. The fruit plate was perfect for our toddler and no complaints with the food orders. We had a party of 7 and were seated quickly. Service was in and out with drinks and food. read more

I look forward to eating here every time I drive through the Navajo Nation. I love both the green chili stew and the beef stew with the delicious fry bread. The dining room is beautifully decorated with a lot to look at. The service is good and I appreciate that most employees are Navajo. read more

Cameron Trading Post - Stone fireplace with Hopi and Navajo art in dining room. - Hotels Near Me - Cameron, Arizona

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Cameron Trading Post is located on a Navajo Indian Reservation. The trading post itself was established in 1916. It's filled with all sorts of art, crafts, jewelry, blankets, etc from many different Indian tribes. They have your touristy made in China stuff too, but majority of this place is authentic stuff which is clearly marked what tribe made it. Prices were surprisingly great and since the property is on a reservation the tax is only 5%. After our grand canyon tour we stopped here before heading back to our hotel. We bought an awesome lamp made from Arizona rock and it was half the price of the art galleries in Sedona. We also bought a painted vase. There was also a cool restaurant and market which I wish we would of visited since I saw some folks eating some awesome looking fry bread that smelled so good! It's touristy yes... but check it out. Some great deals and cheap tax! read more

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Stopped in here for lunch at the end of our Grand Canyon trip. We spent the morning at the Desert View Watchtower. The historic Cameron Trading Post was only about 1/2 hour away. It opened in 1916! After weaving our way through a dizzying array of Indian crafts, we made it to the restaurant in back. There are nice views from many of the tables. Service was very pleasant. $2.50 for an ice tea was top dollar, but food portions are generous. If you take away nothing else from this review, remember the Navajo Taco! Pretty much everyone got one. It's like a tostada on top of Indian fry bread, which is basically a pizza-sized donut: heavy, but tasty! It reminded me that I need to put more green chilis on things! Rather than ordering two $10.99 "minis," my wife and I split a full size $12.99 veggie, which was still plenty of food and there was no split charge. Don't let your kids sample the cactus candy. The small box is $10!!! Check the general store area on your way out. Apparently there is still some traditional "trading" going on. It was cool to see the traditional craft supplies including yarn, beads and silver wire. read more

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Came here for the native American cuisine which did not disappoint. Had The prickly pear milkshake. It was not overly sweet just right. Had the beef soup which was not too heavy. Perfect light meal. The beef taco was just like the reviews. Amazing!!! That bread is life! Get it! read more

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We found ourselves here after our tour bus trip to the Grand Canyon. This was the last stop of the day. It was more of a stop to browse and use the restroom if we needed before we started the long trip back to Phoenix/Scottsdale. Of course, it was a great place to stop with a large group but I feel like if you're on a family trip in your own car, you should stop too. There are plenty of things if you have souvenirs in mind here. Had I not been flying back to KY and had more room in my luggage, I probably would've bought a ton of souvenirs for family. They also had a lot of handmade items. I'm not sure if they're shipped in from somewhere or made by the tribes that live in the state. I didn't see any weird stickers that said 'Made in (Insert country here)'. There's also a restaurant in the back. I'm not sure what all they have but we did go and order fry bread to-go. The fry bread was cheap and a worthy snack to get us through the rest of the trip. Even if you aren't souvenir shopping, this place is a great place to browse and stretch out your legs. read more

Wow! We loved this restaurant for its Navajo menu. We are out-of-towners from Seattle visiting and wanting to taste the area. I'm a vegetarian and delighted to see many options, I went with the taco with pinto beans and my husband had the vegetarian chili. Both were served with the fried bread that was quite the yummy treat. We were delighted to try something so new and different, and tasty. The service was great, very attentive and helpful. And the store in front was amazing too. read more

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This place is AWESOME! My partner and I were here for hours just mesmerized by the handmade Navajo/Spanish art and many other things that this hotel/restaurant/shop has. Since we stayed so long we worked up an appetite and thankfully this place is a restaurant as well that also serve native dishes. We got the Navajo taco which I'm sure isn't tradition and the Navajo beef & gravy which is possibly a traditional dish. Both dishes were AMAZING, loooove the fry bread, the taste reminds me of elephant ears or Chinese fried bread. Overall I had a great time here, staffs were kind, helpful & knowledgeable. If you have any questions about some of the art or things that they sell, they would love to explain what the natives used this item for or what this art means or what this symbol represents. This place is not only cool to get souvenirs and food from but it can be educational as well! Oh.. btw, if you are planning to buy a lot of fragile items or maybe too many items and don't know how to bring it back home? They offer FREE shipping for purchases over $150.00. read more

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Oatmeal with raisins, brown sugar and blueberries. Navajo fry bread was huge and delicious! I had Cameron omelet with country potatoes and it was plenty. Orange Juice very good. Coffee...the best so far on the road the last 3 weeks. Loved the room: Tin ceiling and Navajo rugs hanging on the walls, nice woodwork, and paintings throughout the dining area that seats 240 people! Good waitress, attentive to our needs. People at the next table each had a Navajo taco and their suggestion was....order one for 4 people! The taco was HUGE! read more

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First time staying overnight here. It was delightful. Rooms are clean and quiet. We were lucky to have a view overlooking the Little River Gorge north. Balcony was pleasant for resting after a ten mile hike along west rim of Grand Canyon to Hermits rest. The shower was awesome ! I don't have that much water pressure at home, great after the long day. The trading post has decent food , you're not going to find gourmet, just good solid food. You'll be surrounded by some spectacular Navajo weavings. People are friendly and there is also a market for snacks but no alcohol. Closest place to get that is a little market just up the road 8 miles next to Anasazi Inn. There is a gallery across from the market and restaurant that has museum quality pieces of Native American art. Don't miss it! If you need a place to stay in area this is the one to book read more

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Great stop over between Grand Canyon national Park headed towards Zion national Park. It's a must stop for the Navajo taco. And the fry bread. read more

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We have been stopping and shopping at the Trading Post whenever we go through for over 30 years. I could and have spent hours just browsing thru their wonderful store but the real draw is the restaurant! The fry bread is delicious! This time, we also stayed overnight in the hotel. The rooms are large, beautiful and so clean. Very reasonable rates, too. Be sure to get up early enough to catch the sunrise, just breathtaking coming up and highlighting the colors of the canyon. read more

Cameron Trading Post is fantastic. This is the type of business that is unfortunately getting less and less common. Yes, this is a massive gift and souvenir shop. You are going to be able to find just about anything you can think of that is western, Native American or Grand Canyon themed in here. My family and I loved just perusing the selection, especially after a looooong drive thru the area. The restaurant was also a great part of this stop over. They offer a great selection of homemade comfort food such as salads, burgers and their fantastic fresh fry bread. I also saw a few folks get one of the big ole ice cream sundaes as well and I might just drive back thru for one of those. Do yourself a favor and head in here rather than a cheap mass market fast food joint. You can thank me later. read more

We have seen Fry Bread on Food Network numerous times and always wanted to try it. Finally, we had a chance after leaving Willams and heading to Bryce Canyon National Park. We weren't even particularly hungry, we just wanted to try Fry Bread! We ordered one Navajo Taco, a side of Cole Slaw and two Iced Teas. Our server asked if we'd like the Taco split onto two plates and we said yes. Boy, was that a great decision! She brought us two plates with 1/2 a taco each on them. Somehow I have to believe that we ended up with more food than would have come on one taco on a single plate and without a split plate charge! The Fry Bread was fantastic! Very reminiscent of Chinese Yo Jow Gwai. Crunchy, airy, flavorful. If we could find this quality of Navajo Taco near home, it would be part of my regular lunch rotation! The Cole Slaw was flavorful and served cold, just the way we love it. We highly recommend that folks stop by to try the Navajo Taco! read more

Cameron Trading Post - ONE Navajo Taco on Fry Bread (split plates) and a side of Cole Slaw - Hotels Near Me - Cameron, Arizona

We made the extra trip to visit and it was worth it! Delicious eating options and souvenir items. The fry bread was so good and even my picky eaters liked it! Many of the souvenirs were handmade and very beautiful. We purchased hand made jewelry and hair clips to give in goody bags for my kid's birthday celebration. read more

This was the final stop on our day trip from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon. On the way back, after getting to peep the natural wonders, we stopped here as a pee stop as well as a brief shopping stop. The store is large and full of local and native art. They are quite lovely, and not blood-curdlingly expensive. Actually, everything is surprisingly affordable. There is also a restaurant in the back. We didn't have enough time for a sit down meal or snack, but we were able to order something to-go and look around the store while we waited for our food. And if you are getting food here, get the fry bread! Semi-sweet fried bread, like an elephant ear or bear claw without the cinnamon and sugar on it. It is served with honey, powdered sugar, and cinnamon and sugar that you can add yourself as topping for your treat. I had forgotten just how big the fry bread servings are. The three of us each got our own order, but we probably could have shared two and still had leftovers! But we still had about 2 hours before getting back to the hotel, so we had something to snack on in the van along the way. I loved looking around the place, although I didn't buy anything because I didn't have space to pack it. They probably offer shipping, but I wouldn't have bought anything big enough to warrant that. I was looking forward to stopping here, and I was pleased with our visit! read more

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Stopped as our stomachs were growling traveling from Monument Valley to Phoenix. The shop (trading post) and restaurant were significantly larger than expected from the outside. It is a tourist haven - so many large buses. The restaurant is located all the way in the back. You have plenty to distract you as you walk through the store. The breakfast was reasonably priced. They had a nice, wide variety of entree selections from Huevos Ranchero to Pancakes to Cowboy breakfast to Country Fried Steak. I went with the basic two eggs, bacon, hash browns and toast. The hash browns were slightly overdone & crispy but I added some ketchup and mixed it with my egg. The service was a little on the slow side. I think our poor waitress was covering extra tables. Make sure to give yourself at least ten minutes to wander through the store. You will probably find something to take home. read more

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I asked a local Navajo guide what his favorite place was for a Navajo taco and fry bread and I was told here! After trying it out I can tell why! The Navajo taco fry bread was perfectly prepared! Crispy on the outside and not soggy! They were not shy with adding a healthy amount of meat, which is always nice. This is a great place to stop to grab a bite to eat and since it is trading post there are tons of great gifts available made by locals and typical souvenirs. read more

Navajo tacos was amazing. The service was great. And the ambiance was great too. We're definitely going back when we're in town.

Great Navajo Taco, Staff not so much We were there in the afternoon and they were not that busy but the staff was very slow. The food was awesome and we are large eaters but I would say, even after a day of hiking at the Grand Canyon, you can split the taco between 2 people and that makes it a great deal! We ordered 1 each and took 1 and half home! The gift shop was very large and had some great items as well. Well worth the drive and on the way back to Flagstaff! read more

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It was recommended we check out this place to get an authentic Navajo taco on our trip back to flagstaff. This place was gigantic! Not only is it a restaurant but it also has a store with all kinds of souvenirs and I'm sure much more we just didn't see! The portions are HUGE and it's a lot of bread which is filling which is what their Navajo taco is made from. It kind of resembled a savory funnel cake batter. Definitely a cool place to check out, especially considering you don't have many options on that drive from Page back to Flagstaff read more

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Navajo tacos bigger than the size of your head. Came here as soon as it opened to try their infamous Navajo Tacos ($12.99) for breakfast. Not recommended to eat for breakfast, especially that early around 7:30am. I don't know what I was thinking cause let me tell you.. Their fried dough (which is excellent btw) with beans is a dangerous combo for your tummy especially when you're gonna be stuck in a car with someone for a few hours. I still couldn't finish it after splitting it in half with the beau. I asked to cut it in half on separate plates, which they did but damn.. They're huge! They layer the ingredients you'd use to make a typical taco (cheese, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, green sauce and beans) on top of their large fried dough. You need to use utensils to eat this massive thing, no way you can fold it in half and eat it like an actual taco. Also, their coffee ($2.29) was mediocre, your typical diner-esque coffee. It's spacious inside with lots of seating, great for large groups. They seem to have a nice breakfast menu as well. Maybe I should've ordered something from there, given that we arrived as soon as they opened but nahhhh. Being the typical tourist that I am, I had to try their Navajo Taco for myself. No regrets, despite all the gas (sorry tmi but it's the truth) I had to release during the car ride to the Grand Canyon (pretty much happened all day). I noticed that it got super busy inside around 9-9:30ish with four tour buses parked outside. We jetted out of there so fast, wanting to beat the crowds that day at the Grand Canyon. But before we left, we waddled around after breakfast just checking out their selection of interesting but overpriced souvenirs. I think I saw a magnet that peaked my interested but saw that it cost $15. That's another Navajo Taco with change right there. No thank you. Anyways, great place to stop by for a quick bite to eat on your way to the Grand Canyon. Just don't spend too much time inside browsing afterwards since it's likely that you're not going to buy a $100+ pottery made by a Native American or an overpriced dream catcher made in China. read more

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Navajo tacos were awesome can't wait to go back and get them again! Jewelry was first rate gone all over the western part of country and thus place had best. Still looking fir opportunity to stay at the hotel there, and will update my review then . read more

Total tourist trap. Food was NOT good. Burger King would have been a better stop. Staff friendly but a bit slow.

We visited the Cameron Trading Post Restaurant on the recommendation of a local from Flagstaff. We had spent the day hiking the Bright Angel trail and the South Kaibab trail, and after taking in the sunset from Dessert View, we were ready for some hot food! The Cameron Trading Post did not disappoint. Here is what we enjoyed: Great personal service. Our host/waiter was very friendly and always approached with a warm smile. He checked on us frequently and took care of whatever we needed. Everyone we encountered was very friendly. The attached store had several employees that had a warm demeanor and we found they were easy to talk to. The food was delicious. The Flagstaff local let us know that they are known for their Navajo tacos. I had one of these, and it was very good. Large, airy fry bread with plenty of toppings and some spicy salsa to top it off. It was a lot of food, and I made it a personal challenge to finish it. The attached market has a much to look at. It is full of trinkets, but also some quality Kachina dolls and Navajo rugs, and some quality jewelry. While waiting for our food (which was not a long wait at all), our kids wandered through the market and found some souvenirs - an arrowhead necklace, a fox tail, and some beaded earrings. The setting is fun. The dining room is a large open area flanked with beautiful Navajo rugs and artwork on the walls. Good food, fun place for the kids, satisfied our hunger! read more

Lots of native products some at reasonable prices. The young staff are not aware of the meanings on some of the symbols, which is a bit disappointing. Really nice native woven art - rugs etc. read more

We'd been trying to find some authentic Navajo cuisine on our drive back to Phoenix from Horseshoe bend. We knew there was some in the area, but unfortunately it was Sunday, and all the roadside lamb stew stands were closed. Luckily some local youth at the gas station pointed us to the Cameron Trading Post. We would never have stopped otherwise. The Navajo Tacos themselves were fun, but I've had better. What really stood out to me was the Navajo Hot Beef, which is essentially gravy-laden thin-cut beef with onions on top of a piece of fry bread. It seriously hit the spot. After eating, we spent an hour wandering around the huge building looking at various handmade Native American crafts. If you want to look at something shocking, check out the price tags on the blankets hanging from the walls! This is such a cool store, and an awesome place to shop for unique Arizona presents for friends and relatives. Well worth a stop if you're going through the area. read more

We recently moved to Salt Lake City from Phoenix, AZ. We stopped here with our UHAUL to spend the night and start fresh in the morning. The room was clean, and the staff was nice ! Lots of room for our 15 ft UHAUL. Woke up in the morning, and WOW the view just steps from our door was INSANELY beautiful! I spent a little over a hundred dollars for the stay and it was well worth it to feel safe and experience the views! (Also pet friendly) Don't forget to browse through the gift shop as they have some great authentic Navajo finds!! read more

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Every time we dine here the food is amazing! Today we only stopped in for dessert, but once again they didn't disappoint. Fluffy fry bread, and great coffee! Our usual is the fry bread French dip- absolutely to die for! Even the skis is homemade! read more

Stopped here for food as it seemed to be the only place on the road. The food was cold when it arrived, I ordered the pull-apart bread which just disintegrated when I tried to pull it apart. Both my children orders spaghetti and I asked for smaller portions. Rather than split one adult portions between them, they brought out two giant portions with rock hard meatballs which were inedible. They are the only place to buy food in the area and they know it. You can't exactly walk out and find somewhere better to eat. Plan ahead if you are driving the long distances around here and eat somewhere decent. read more

We stopped here after visiting the Grand Canyon. This trading post consists of a restaurant, gift shop and motel. We mainly browsed the gift shop and bought a couple of souvenirs. It was very interesting as they sell mostly Native American trinkets, arts and crafts. It is one of the only rest stops along this highway and is worth a look just to see their vast collection of goods. read more

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