We had the pulled pork nachos, an IPA and their fantastic Bloody Mary. Melanie was fabulous and…read morevery informative. We will definitely be back!!

If you are visiting Bearizona, you have to check out Canyonlands. The interior is beautiful,…read morefeaturing a unique cave, wildlife, and Grand Canyon-inspired theme that is super immersive. The kitchen and staff definitely match the high quality of the decor--our food was very good, and the service was prompt and friendly. Plus, the restaurant is exceptionally clean. Five stars all around!

My friend and I stopped here for pie and coffee while on a road trip to the Grand Canyon. They have…read moreover 50 different flavors of pies plus other desserts and also a menu of sandwiches and other meals, but the truth is that we were here for the PIES! I had the double chocolate cream pie. YUMMMMMMMMM . . . My friend had a fruit pie. The coffee was good. I saw other guests enjoying pastas, sandwiches, and other desserts and they seemed to be enjoying their meals. Our server was awesome and very personable. Parking is the standard small town curbside parallel parking. There is a small gift shop with some interesting signs (see photo). I HIGHLY recommend this local business.

I haven't had to write a review in so long (I actually posted this on the wrong account earlier--so…read morethat tells you how long it's been), but I felt like I needed to share my experience today. We stopped by to order some pies after hearing great things (and yes--the pies do live up to the hype). We're visiting from California, so we were excited to try it out. The man who took our order was genuinely kind and made us feel welcome--10/10 for him. While waiting, my kids sat down at a table near the pies (I get it--not ideal on our part). But the hostess's reaction was... intense. Instead of a quick, polite redirect, we were told to leave in a way that felt unnecessarily rude. Even the guests she was seating noticed and commented on it, which says a lot. Look, I completely understand rules are rules--but delivery matters. A little kindness goes a long way, especially when you're dealing with families. So overall: amazing pies, friendly ordering experience, but the hostess might need a hug... and maybe a refresher on customer service. We'd love to come back for the pie, but the experience definitely left a bit of a sour taste.

Excellent customer service. Very good food and large…read moreportions. Large seating area inside and some outside seating too. The chocolate lava cake dessert was delicious!!! Sorry i didn't take pictures of the tilapia and steak dishes we ordered- i was hungry haha

Its a tourist town so they want to hurry and serve you and have you leave…read more The food is basic nothing great. i got the shrimp scampi and it was pretty much butter in pasta. i wanted to return it but didn't want to make a big deal about it at the same time.. Would only return if I was forced to

Stopped in to kill some time. Wow had 16 beers on tap. The bar tender was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, I tried a flight and was not disappointed. Try the stout if you make it in.

Came on a saturday. They were definitely understaffed. Service was extremely slow. Took almost 30…read moremin just to place our order at the bar. No table service. Brewery is VERY kid friendly. I've seen less kids at a chucky cheese. Take it for what it's worth whether that's a plus or minus for your particular situation. I'm old fashion. Breweries should be 21+ as far as I'm concerned. So now for the important stuff. Pizza took 38 min to come out on top of the 30+ minutes to order. The pizza was tasty, I will say. Beers were average. Had the IPA and a oktoberfest Marzen. I would not recommend this place during the Polar Express season. Maybe on a slower night it would be tolerable.

A nice little spot if you're in the area visiting the canyon. Staff was very nice. Vibe is cool,…read morevery relaxed and sports-bar esque in a refurbished dairy barn. Burger and chicken sandwich were pretty standard fare, but hit the spot after a day of hiking. Tots were plentiful and crunchy and there's also WiFi, which was great as I needed to get a little work done! Cocktail was not my favorite, got a mule with prickly pear but it seemed pretty bitter and had an odd flavor. Good prices, solid little spot.

We were staying at the RV campground with friends across the street and ended up eating here twice…read moreduring our stay. We tried a variety of items -- pizza, chicken tenders, the Santa Fe chicken sandwich, garden salad, Southwest bacon burger, and onion rings and Canyon Tacos. Everything was good, with the pizza, onion rings and the Canyon Tacos (Fry Bread) being especially great. We also had several beers. The pilsner was very good, and my friend really enjoyed his IPA. Some of the other drinks were a bit hit or miss, but nothing that took away from the experience. The staff really stood out -- from the hostess to the servers, everyone was friendly, welcoming, and attentive. It's a brewery with a restaurant inside, and it was exactly what we expected. If we're in the area again, we would definitely go back.

We stopped into Cruiser's Cafe on a Tuesday afternoon with a party of seven and were seated…read moreimmediately. Service was great right from the start, which is always a relief when you roll in with a small army of kids. The kids all loved their BBQ pork sandwiches, and the adults ordered the green chile burgers and the BBQ sampler. The burger was mid at best, but the onion rings were fire. Seriously, those things were the star of the burger plate. (Up charge) French fries were mediocre. The BBQ sampler, though, was fantastic. The brisket was especially good and definitely the highlight. The beans, coleslaw, and potato salad were all really tasty. The coleslaw even had apples in it, which we had never had before. It was a pleasant surprise and a nice change from the usual. My only real complaint was the soda fountain. It's about $5 for "endless fountain drinks," but honestly you'll probably only want one because it just didn't taste very good. Overall, it's a cute, clean little Route 66 spot and a fun stop for the experience while passing through Williams.

Have you started the return of Beef Back ribs? We use to travel down from Hwy 80 to 40 so we would…read morepass thru Williams, just for the Beef Back Ribs. We always pushed our schedule a day or 2, just to stay in thousand doWilliams an extra day during our NFR finals. When we went home, we would come back thru Willams 1000 for another couple days. That is what made CruiserCafe attractable. We would travel a couple hundred miles off course just for that. Last time we were there, no Beef Back Ribs. No ribs, no detour to Williams.You are just like any other restaurant.

Five stars. Maybe one of those was because we were so relieved to be served after being left with…read moremenus and ignored across the street at Cruisers. Walk in, scan the QR code or grab a menu and find a seat. Plan your meal and visit the bar to order (better than being ignored across the street). Self-serve your drinks and before you know it you have food. My wife had Ceasar salad and was pleasantly surprised to find it contained halved cherry tomatoes. A salad is a salad, unless it's bad. You rarely notice if good, but this one was. A perfect salad lunch for her. My daughter had spaghetti and meatballs. She loved it. We're usually picky about Italian food and rarely order it from a non Italian place, but we've been on the road and she was starving. From the first bite she was hooked. Bursting with flavor, certainly part pork and full of herbs. Clearly made in house. My son and I split a margarita pizza and it hit hard. Paper thin. For dinner we'd need one each, but for lunch splitting it was perfect. Great flavor top to bottom. The paper thin crust, the tangy sauce, and good quality cheese topped with a generous amount of fresh basil. Bonus for the red hot sauce (green tasted artificial) which I grabbed a spoon to taste with as soon as we sat down, I love hot sauce. And for the classic rock playlist. Highly recommend for a quick meal.

We didn't get to try the food or beer because the hostess/waitress was incredibly rude and…read moredismissive. We waited outside with no staff coming to the stand. When we walked in because we needed the restroom, the hostess was instantly unwelcoming. After I mentioned our party of 7 (and offered to split to 4 and 3), I don't have a table right now go outside, then said it would be 45 mins for the pizza as she threw up her hands in a gesture to push our group outside. I again told her we needed to use the restroom as we drove over a hour to try this location. She pointed to the restroom and told everyone else to go outside. Her tone and body language were completely unacceptable and made us feel like an inconvenience and unwelcome. There is no excuse for this level of rudeness, especially when we were willing to wait and saw plenty of open tables. Would not recommend this location due to the extremely poor customer service.

We had a great experience at The Red Raven. I definitely recommend that you make reservations. They…read moreget very busy at dinner time and for good reason. The restaurant is cozy, clean, and well appointed. I loved the fresh tablecloths for each new guest. I also loved the starched red napkins. I had a blackberry old fashioned and my wife had a pomegranate martini. Both were balanced and fair pours. The Old Fashioned could have been mixed with ice before hitting the glass, but I am picky that way. We both had ribeye steaks and the kitchen nailed the temps. The cuts were average and the seasoning was a bit light. Our sides were hot. We ended the meal with the Chocolate Trilogy dessert and it was scrumptious. The cocktails are superb and the food is very good. I felt that the pricing was pretty low compared to a major metro area steakhouse. The people were the best.

I have uploaded an updated menu. A lot of the options in previous menu photos are unavailable and…read morethe prices are more expensive on the current menu. The food was decent. Cute place. Decent service. The portions were a bit small and things were overpriced. Meals also did not come with soup or salad.

Nice place and only difficult to find because the name is Anna's Canyon Cafe. Service was attentive…read moreand friendly. No complaints on the food which was tasty and plentiful.

A family friendly cafe in the cute town of Williams. We arrived around 9:30am and we were seated…read morewithin 10 minutes. We did wait long to receive our food. Pancakes were great, the iced coffee was amazing, the hash browns were wonderful. Parking was a breeze

We came as a party of 6 for dinner on a Wednesday and were seated right away. The service was quick…read moreand the food was delicious! Everything!

Service was excellent throughout our meal. Our waitress was extremely responsive and fast. Our…read moreviews were nice as we were looking straight out of the window overlooking the forest. Food was excellent as well. I highly recommend this restaurant.