This place was delicious. We brought our dog and they let us walk through the restaurant to the…read moreoutside patio. Great customer service and staff. They kept checking on us. Hash browns were homemade. Denver and vegetarian omelettes are delicious. Best chai I've had. So good!!

I was staying overnight on a vacation roadtrip and came in on May 30th at 615 am after finding this…read moreplace on Yelp. The waitress Maria L. sat me at a table. I asked for coffee and she handed me a menu and she asked if I knew what I wanted to eat. I said I needed some time to look at the menu and she frowned and walked away without saying a word. It was obvious she thought I was going to be there a while and didn't want me sitting at the table long. She returned with the coffee and said "You know if it gets busy...." leaving the sentence hanging. I replied I would leave if it did (the restaurant only had maybe 3 tables full at that point, by the time I left at 640 there were two tables empty). After eating the food, which was quite good, I promptly packed up and left as soon as I could 25 minutes after being seated. I walked down to Brewed Awakenings, got a coffee there and sat down at my computer to do some work. In a small restaurant I totally understand that you need to keep tables moving so there is not a wait, but there is a polite and subtle way to message to a patron that they need to move along so other folks can sit down. You can deliver the check early, ask if you are finished, ask if there is anything else you need. Ways to communicate to a patron that they need the table. This was certainly not it. I eat out often, I tip very well, but I have to say this is the first time I felt unwelcome and rushed at a place in a very, very long time. While the food was good, this was not the way to start off day 2 of my roadtrip. In today's economy, making your customers feel like they need to eat and run, and doing so in a rude way, is a master class in how to make your restaurant fail. I do not recommend this place.

If you want a yummy hidden coffee stop on the way to the Grand Canyon, stop here! Sure it may just…read morelook like a gas station on the outside but walk inside and you'll find themed names of a delicious array of coffee drinks. My ultimate favorite is the "good donkey" it's sooooo goood, haha get it! While you wait for your coffee they have quite the selection of Grand Canyon gear you can take a look at! I'm always greeted with smiles and kindness here so in all it's a good vibe!

I know! I usually give 5 stars or 1 star. Why 4? Read on. We were leaving Grand Canyon and…read moredesperate for coffee on our way home. The evil empire, Starbucks, closes early apparently and we were blessed to see this gem on the map between us and Highway 40. Don't be confused by old photos of a little shed. It IS in the Chevron gas station. Which is cool because there are clean bathrooms and snacks for kids if you've got them. The coffee is great! Just what the doctor, or me, the mom, ordered. The only reason I dropped a star is because the guy working was clearly annoyed with our presence so close to closing, or maybe his day was awful. Not sure but we felt like a very grateful for coffee inconvenience. Still, we would go again.

Called ahead of time had no issues with substitutions on sandwiches. Clean and friendly…read moreenvironment. Sandwiches are absolutely amazing have so many spices and flavors 10 out of 10 sandwich's. ordered a gluten-free chocolate chip cookie so creamy and delicious best cookie I've ever had!!!! definitely recommend stopping by. Yavapai and Havasupai sandwich's.

The sandwiches here are very tasty! They are a little bit expensive in my opinion but definitely…read moreworth trying. We needed something to go and this definitely fit the bill. All of the ingredients tasted really fresh. There was a lot of seating You park on historic Route 66. The service was friendly enough but a little slow. The bathroom was spotless. I would come back.

Wow. We should have stayed in the area instead of staying close to the Grand Canyon (where the food…read moreis over priced and not great). I would easily have driven here twice over ! Country fired steak was perfect! Over-medium eggs, perfect! All of it including the service was top notch! Ambiance was classic and cozy. We live in St. Louis and we will be back!

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.

My husband and I usually find ourselves stopping into GCB for beers after days of hiking around…read moreGrand Canyon National Park, but this most recent time we decided to have dinner here after the Williams 100 Year Centennial car show for Route 66; although we did go to GC NP the next day :) I really love the atmosphere inside; feels almost like we're at a restaurant inside Disney. The big fireplace and water stream make it feel so cozy. As we usually do, we saddled up at the bar. Service was okay; bartender seemed tired and wasn't overly friendly. He was fairly attentive though which was nice. We each ordered 2 pints of beer; Sacred Saguaro Mexican Lager, Haute Lager, Beach Camp Honey Kolsch, and the Prickly Pear IPA. If you're a craft beer enthusiast like my husband and I, you'll find their beers to be about average quality, but still hits the spot after a long day outside. For dinner, I ordered the Caprese Chicken Sandwich ($15) which was quite good with a large piece of grilled chicken and a soft bun; I'd order this again! My husband had the Beast Brat ($15) and thoroughly enjoyed it. We then ordered a basket of tater tots to share ($5) and it was a huge portion; we almost needed a 3rd person to help haha. We then ordered dessert to go - Sweet Fry Bread ($10) which curbed our sweet craving when we got back to the hotel. Overall, everything we ate was honestly very good; however, I will say for the price, the sandwiches and brats should automatically come with a side of fries or tots. For a la carte handhelds, I feel the price should have been $12 each. The sweet fry bread was also a very small portion for the price which also left us feeling a price point of $6 would've been more appropriate. Despite our small issue with the price point and so-so service, we'll be back. Can't go to Grand Canyon NP without stopping into Grand Canyon Brewing for an ice cold beer and maybe some food too.

We stopped in after our drive from Phoenix, we were waiting for our hotel room to be ready for…read morecheck in. The restaurant has a little merch store by the entrance that we checked out while waiting for our table We all enjoyed our food, I loved my taco trio. I tried one of each- grilled shrimp, fried fish and crispy cauliflower. I especially loved the crispy cauliflower and the chipotle crema! My son enjoyed his pepperoni pizza, the crust was soft and fluffy. I even enjoyed a slice. Our server was very friendly and attentive. The games upstairs kept my son busy. I would definitely come back next time we are in Williams!

"This is Starbucks... but not The Starbucks."…read more Their words, not mine. When I tried to use the app, the server said, "This is Starbucks... but not the Starbucks," and that they don't accept Starbucks app for points. Feels like you're paying full Starbucks prices without getting the actual Starbucks perks. Ended up spending around $30 on drinks and pastries with zero rewards, which already feels like a loss. On top of that, they don't add things like Splenda for you, you have to do it yourself. Same name, very different experience.

Barista's name is Jennifer. She handled a line that was almost out the door with ease a…read moreefficiency, and over the top friendliness.

We stopped into Oh Sweetie after a long day of traveling and walking around all the shops, hoping…read moreto grab some ice cream and relax for a bit. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with smiles and great service, which was honestly the perfect end to a long day. The selection was amazing and the ice cream was so good that we came back again the next night. And somehow it was even better the second time. We tried different flavors and were completely blown away. I honestly can't remember the last time I had ice cream this good. Every bite was delicious. The line can get pretty long at times, but let me tell you, it is absolutely worth the wait. If you're in Williams and even remotely thinking about ice cream, just go. You won't regret it. This place is cute and clean! I wish I had pictures of our cones and floats but we dug in immediately!

Oh Sweetie, my only regret is buying just one brownie!!!…read more Brownies are my fave and the ones at Oh Sweetie will have you saying just that after on bite; "Oh Sweetie!!" They offer a variety of brownies and they are a huge brick of chewy, fudge brownie goodness!!! At $6 a piece, it is worth every cent and very reasonably priced!! The store is in the historic downtown area of Williams, right on Route 66!! If you are ever along Route 66: Be sure to get your sweets on Route 66!!!

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.

We've been to this location quite a few times, but it's been a few years since our last visit…read more We popped in for some ice cold beers after the Route 66 100 Year Centennial Car Cruise and Show a few weeks back. The space still has that nice rustic charm with plenty of seating inside and outside on their nice patio. Ordering, however, has changed. Beers, cocktails, nonalcoholic beverages, cans to-go, and food is all ordered up at the bar. There was 1 lone employee working the bar; taking orders, pouring beers, mixing cocktails, and closing people out at the register. This was so incredibly inefficient, particularly on such a busy day. I stood in line 3 separate times (once to initially order two pints, a second time to order a flight of other beers we wanted to taste, and a final time to purchase two cans to-go and close out my tab); each time in line took between 15-25 minutes. The girl behind the bar was very friendly and she was working as quickly as possible while maintaining a relatively happy attitude, but boy did I feel bad for her. Management really messed this up; someone needed to step in and help. With such a big celebration in town that day, there needed to be a minimum of 3 employees manning the bar to take orders and get drinks. As for the beer itself, as usual it's just average. Great if you're looking for something cold to enjoy, but not memorable if you're a craft beer nerd. We went in knowing what the quality would be, but still wanted to try all the new beers since we hadn't been in a couple of years. We didn't eat while there, but in the past when we have, the food is good. The knock of two stars was simply for the horrible management of orders. I don't know when they decided to get rid of waiters and put all the pressure onto the bartender, but geez what an awful decision that was.