We stopped in for lunch and a beer. Despite the name, they currently do not brew their own beer but…read morethey have some good AZ craft beer options on tap. After talking to the bartender, we learned that they will be brewing their own beer soon. We shared the southwest salad that was to die for good! Perfectly crispy chicken drizzled with bbq sauce on fresh greens, delicious!

Based on the reviews, RelicRoad (why is there no space between those words?) is the best restaurant…read morein Winslow, by far. Personally, I love burgers and bar food and the burgers and bar food here is well above average. I also had one of their draft beers and it was nice. The curds appetizer was delicious and I don't know why it took America so long to discover curds. Canada has had them forever. The onion rings were excellent. The fries appeared to be hand-cut and were very good. I didn't love the Relic Chips. They were too deeply fried and didn't have a lot of flavor. The Southwest Burger with fried onions and BBQ sauce on Texas Toast was a solid choice, the Patty Melt on rye was very good, and the "make your own burger" was also very nice. There are plenty of TVs for sports viewing and the place is kid-friendly and has a kid's menu. Well worth a visit if you're taking it easy in Winslow.

We asked the clerk in one of the gift shops in Winslow for a restaurant recommendation for dinner…read more Ari suggested The Brown Mug Cafe. It's located a short couple of blocks east of the Standin' on the Corner park. The place was packed by locals on a Saturday night at 6 PM. A table had just opened - it was quickly cleared and we were seated within a minute of arriving. Drink orders were taken and we perused the menu that was surprisingly varied and long. We both opted for Mexican food. I'm here to tell you that we both agreed that it was some of the best Mexican food we've had anywhere. And the sopapillas (included with the meal) were light and fresh and a great way to end the experience. The restaurant has been there a while. It's not fancy, seats are well-worn and there are probably a dozen or so tables total. The servers worked hard, were attentive and friendly. Our meal cost $40 + tip - not bad for 2 meals, a beer and a glass of wine. Without the recommendation, we probably would have never stopped there. We knew when we walked in and saw the place packed with locals that we were in for a good meal. And we were not disappointed. I'm not sure when we will pass through Winslow again. But when/if we do, we will definitely visit The Brown Mug Cafe.

On a road trip we stopped by a little hole in the wall, greasy spoon atmosphere, Mom and Pop…read moreauthentic Mexican restaurant. The building is very old and small. Just a handful of tables available so be ready for close encounters. . The food was SO good!!!! The Navajo taco served on fry bread, which had a slight taste of sweetness and complemented the savory taco meat. The staff was very friendly and an accommodating to all visitors. It's worth driving off I-40 for a lovely meal. I'd go back for sure!!!

I was in the mood for Thai food while in Winslow and decided to hit up Chang Thai on a Saturday…read morenight. I tried to call in an order a few times, but no one was answering, so I decided to go in person. When I arrived, I quickly realized they were understaffed and overwhelmed. However, they remained friendly. I ordered the following order to-go: Papaya salad + shrimp Mango sticky rice Thai tea They informed me that it would take 45 minutes and though I was hungry, I had nowhere to be so I decided to wait. The staff checked on me a few times and were very apologetic. The owners also came out and spoke with every customer. The papaya salad was fresh, tasty, and exactly what I wanted! The mango sticky rice was lightly sweetened and wonderful. The thai tea on the other hand, was plenty sweet and creamy. Great spot. Highly recommend!

Fried Rice - Thai Basil Chicken: Falls short, due to technique; feels like the rice just came out…read moreof a rice warmer rather than refrigerated overnight rice. So everything sort of clumps together. I felt the dish was missing that Drunken Tiger Thai Basil Fish Sauce + Sugar Soy Sauce flavor. Feel the fried rice can be simpler--- leave out the celery stalks, leave out the zucchini, and keep to garlic, basil, Thai bird eye chillis, onions and Pad Kee Mao Sauce. Missing that taste of flame where every rice is coated with the wok char. Pad Thai--- this was an outstanding Pad Thai. Considering we're literally in the middle of nowhere in Winslow AZ, the noodle dish wasn't Sugar Overload, it was light. Had a balanced amount of citrus acid lime, and tasted refreshing. Tom Kha---- this Tom Kha is how I'd imagine a white person would interpret it, lacks lime leaves, lacks sourness, and doesn't keep to its roots, shallots, lemongrass, Thai bird eye peppers, Mushrooms, cilantro and maybe tomatoes....but nothing more. This was almost like a Thai Coconut Vege Soup packaged in a plastic cup sold in some neighborhood in St Paul Minnesota at an Albertsons; I would modify it by cutting out the celery and carrots and maybe squeeze a bit more lime in there if the owners don't have a lime leaf tree. Egg Rolls-- I've made a ton of these back in my restaurant days, along with crab cheese wontons, so as a standalone appetizer this place has pretty decent egg rolls. Thai Ice Tea--- good, Balanced not sweet, light ; recommend. Overall this family restaurant was a good stop between Los Angeles and Route 66 Arizona. Every member of the family were incredibly friendly, couldn't ask for better service, they follow up with you and ask for suggestions to improve the dishes, and any other accommodations adjustments with the ingredients. So next time you know. Let them know. Wil definitely be coming back next time I drive through with my rig. Kudos for running a Thai restaurant so far away from society.

Quick, Friendly Coffee Stop in the Heart of Winslow's Famous Corner…read moreWe pulled into Winslow on a relaxed Sunday afternoon after a long drive, mainly to hit up the Walmart for some essentials. While we were in the area, we decided to grab coffee at this spot right on the bustling corner tied to the "Standin' on the Corner" park, the one immortalized by the Eagles' "Take It Easy." (Think: Glenn Frey statue, flatbed Ford, giant murals, and Eagles/Route 66 vibes everywhere.) The barista was genuinely welcoming and super accommodating. We asked for sugar-free caramel macchiatos, and they nailed the customization without any hassle. Both drinks were really solid: smooth, well-balanced espresso, and they hit the spot after hours on the road. The location itself is what makes it stand out, it's smack in the middle of a very touristy, lively intersection packed with Glenn Frey and Eagles memorabilia, gift shops selling Route 66 souvenirs, statues, murals, and photo ops galore. If you're already there snapping pics with the "flatbed Ford" or the bronze Glenn Frey tribute, it's super convenient for a caffeine fix. That said, it can feel a bit hectic and very geared toward tourists with lots of people milling around. If you're looking for a quiet, locals only cafe vibe, this might not be your scene. But for a quick, tasty drink while soaking in the classic Winslow nostalgia? It was exactly what we needed. Would definitely stop again if we're cruising Route 66 through northern Arizona. Friendly service + good coffee + prime location = win.

This is a cute little old school 50s-ish diner with a legit food menu and some truly excellent hot…read moredogs. In fact, I would go out of my way for these hot dogs. They are huge and delicious and you can get them smothered with cheese or bacon or whatever. They also have breakfast items, crepes, salads, sandwiches, ice cream, and some pretty fancy coffee drinks. Now about those hot dogs: We tried the Take It Easy dog (ketchup, mustard, diced onions) and the Kansas dog (bacon, cheese, and BBQ sauce). The Take It Easy may have standard toppings but the dog and bun are excellent. The Kansas dog was supreme. The dog, bun, and the toppings were fantastic. I don't know why the little town of Winslow has such good hot dogs but it just shows you never know what you may find.

The carne asada fries are my daughters favorite and I like there tamales and burritosread more

Some not so good reviews in the past but I'm a Mexican food specialist. Their food is not 5 star…read morebut is flavorful. Good size portions and very reasonable prices.

Waited for our order for over 15 minutes. They were out of several of the popular drinks. The pop…read moremachine in the lobby didn't work. We ordered extra meat on each item and only one we could tell that it got it. Each item there was something we added along with extra meat. You could barely tell if that extra item even got put on like onions. We put our order in and was paying with cash. It took 5 minutes to get someone to take our money. Just watch one of the workers running to Safeway. Taco Bell has been our favorite fast food place to eat at, but we came to Winslow from Mesa to visit the town and the experience here was the worst we have ever had. We will never eat at this Taco Bell again. The experience here made me download Yelp and leave this comment. I have never left a comment before.

Wow! First when we got there we were the only ones in the restaurant and it took us asking if…read moreanyone was available before we were even acknowledged then we were told use the kiosk right over there to order. After we ordered they screwed up checking us out because we chose to pay with cash!! I got the 3 taco meal please look at the pictures to see that I only got a third of a taco in each one. And not only were the tacos stale and no cheese there was 2/3 of it empty!!! They supposedly gave me two tacos to make the checking out mess up right.... So yeah no I got total maybe a taco and a half! Don't waste your time here. Either the employees didn't care because the manager was not there or they just plain need a new manager. Either way don't waste your time or money for sub par food and sub par service Also I am posting this review just in case my mom or I end up with food poisoning there is a record!!!!

Friendliest McDonald's ever! Everyone was so nice and Vincent was so helpful! Thanks to everyone…read morethere!

Thankful for the quick lunch and rest stop. And this location has an open kids play area if you…read moreneed that. Not far of the highway, this place is really appreciated. #7 two cheeseburgers, med fry, med iced tea. Perfect! Restrooms are decent and three stalls. Small but able to handle the demand at the time. Parking is good and can extend into gravel area if needed.

I get 10 cents off a gallon sometimes more with my nitro card and they have excellent deli food.read more

Nothing special. I like Maverik because I get a few extra pennies off for their program. It works…read morewhile traveling, so yeah! Their bathrooms are pretty much clean all the time. Why not keep going?! I do.

I placed an order online and the sandwich maker was extremely rude. I didn't get a chance to pick…read moreout the different selections and she refuse to give me banana peppers and oil and vinegar and she was extremely rude and ignored us. I didn't give me a receipt and I called and she said I made it that way she was just a horrible, horrible disrespectful

The young man behind the counter just made us passersby an excellent turkey sandwich. Soft bread,…read moreand well-constructed. Thank you, sir. Regret not catching your name.

Stopped in on a Sunday for lunch. This Church's chicken was…read moredirty. The floors were slippery with grease and you had to ask for the key to use the restroom. Chicken was stale and sides were cold and old. Waste of money and left feeling gross.

I was disappointed how an elderly man who was obviously down on his luck, limping and not in good…read morehealth was treated for not picking up his bag off the table when he was done. He was yelled at and told he would not be let back in if he didn't pick it up. He was a paying customer and it hurt no one to just throw away his bag that was on the table. How about being kind people!