It's an Rv park, Flintstones decorative park, souvenir shop, tourist stop, and they have a Diner inside. Hamburger, Wings, pizza, French fries is all yummy, please don't just pass this place, Stop before entering Grand Canyom, you won't be disappointed. read more

09/26/2023 Coming to this place, I don't understand the drive-thru part. There is information posted outside. You have to enter through the doors showing Entrance to Park. You will see the counter for Raptor Ranch. Pat no attention to the rude girl there. Walk past the gift shop area and go past the fridge full of drinks. The diner and menu is in the back. Order at the counter and grab a seat. It's like you have to go through all of that just to get to the food counter. Who wants to do that with poor customer service at the gift shop. I'm hungry but I could wait until the next town. Thanks but no thanks to the girl at the front. read more

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We had their burger and fries it was pretty decent for their prices. The ambience was a little outdated but a nice spot to grab a bite.

Fred Flintstone themed! Food was fine, food court vibes. There's a lot of photo ops outside. Inside is a mini-mart and some fast food. read more

Fred's Diner - menu - A digital menu board at Fred's Diner in Williams, AZ, listing food items including favorites, side orders, pizza, cheese, sausage, and toppings. The menu features items such as cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, pizza crusts, and additional toppings, with prices ranging from $1.00 to $28.95. The board is positioned above a wooden counter and is set against a textured beige wall. - Diners Near Me - Williams, Arizona

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Great service, great food. The staff goes well beyond helpful. Had the pizza with everything and it was to die for. read more

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Opened in 1972!! 49 years! Located in Coconino County, Arizona, you'll find There is really nothing to do in Williams, AZ, other than the Grand Canyon itself, and the kid friendly (Fred's Diner) across the street. (Themed The Flintstones.) I love what the literal Bedrock City has been bringing to us for almost 50 years now. This is a glorified gift shop with all television themed products and a cute playground with a teeter totter, statues of the beloved characters and other touristy attractions... The menu is a little outdated, but it is more catered to the kids. This is worth the stop, if you're traveling with the little ones, and they will remember this forever! Again, Bedrock City's Fred's Diner, opened in 1972.. six years after the original cartoon ended! It was an Arizona roadside tourist attraction for decades. Its pastel buildings mimicked the homestead of Fred Flintstone and neighbors. Children could slide down the tail of a giant brontosaurus, like Fred getting off his shift at the quarry. A replica of the family car sat parked nearby. Folks could eat at Fred's Diner, purchase mementos in the gift shop, and sleep on the campgrounds. Word has it that the Flintstones-themed amusement park in Arizona closes after nearly half a century. read more

Fred's Diner - The outside of Fred's Diner - The image shows a roadside attraction with signs and animal sculptures, including a large cartoon character figure, situated in a flat, desert landscape. There are trees and structures in the background, along with a sign that reads 'Birds of Prey Park' and another welcoming sign. The scene is under a clear blue sky, with a paved road in the foreground and no visible vehicles or people. - Diners Near Me - Williams, Arizona

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I think I watched all the episodes of The Flintstone's when I was a kid. It was cool seeing humans and dinosaurs in hilarious adventures. I was surprised to see Fred's Diner on the way to the Grand Canyon. Parking lot had Flintstone artifacts for photo opportunities. It was pretty desolate. Lots of open space and only a few cars. Paint was fading on the artifacts. On the other side of the parking lot was a grocery store and an RV park. Inside Fred's Diner was a small diner and gift shop. The gift shop was a contrast with the shiny new Flintstones merchandise and weathered looking Indian items. I left with a Flintstone's t-shirt. There was a tiny Flintstone's theme park behind the diner. I would have visited if my kid was with me. I expect the theme park to be weathered and neglected as with what I have seen inside and out. Perhaps this place is an allegory to a prehistoric age from which we are only left with the bones. read more

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Slim pickings in the area so keep your expectations on the lower side. That said, the chicken fingers and fries were decent. Our 8-year old enjoyed her pizza. There's a convenience store within the food area so that's a plus. read more

$20 for a 16" cheese pizza and it was excellent! service was great, pizza was so tasty and we were very pleased!

I was so surprised by how delicious the patty melt was. The cook/cashier, Alex, was so courteous and made sure everything was perfect. So yummy! The diner is inside a gift shop and I wasn't expecting such delicious food, but I was very pleasantly surprised. read more

Perfect for when you want a sit down or Togo meal. Staff is awesome, and very lovely to conversate with. read more

We stopped in for a snack on our way home... had pizza and fries both were ridiculously amazing!!! read more

Fred's Diner - The last piece of pizza! - A slice of pepperoni pizza with melted cheese, two slices of pepperoni, and sprinkled herbs is shown on a metal tray. The pizza has a golden crust and appears freshly baked. - Diners Near Me - Williams, Arizona

We enjoyed it. Especially my friend from Germany loved the bison burger and the French fries are amazing!

Fred's diner is a museum/park cafe. The attraction is Bedrock city they modeled after the Flintstones. Unexpectedly entertaining. Service was timely and friendly. Food is you simple cafe foods with burgers and chicken tenders, made to order. Priced fairly, with an opportunity to pick up a random Flintstones or Arizona trinket. read more

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When it comes to Fred's Diner, I would recommend not focusing on the food so much, because unless you're a fan of generic, cheap, diner food, this place will not appeal to your palate. I would instead focus on the novelty of the diner, and of Bedrock City as a whole. Even though I'm not a fan of The Flintstones per se, I am a fan of people erecting whole parks dedicated to things that they and others love. The diner is attached to the gift shop, which also houses the entrance to the amusement park. The diner is small and full of Flintstones memorabilia. The menu is a decent size, and I kid you not they actually serve five cent coffee here. I ordered the Big Fred burger, which is a double burger with cheese and all the fixings. The burger tasted fine - again, it's generic diner food. The fries were heavily under-salted, and this coming from someone who hates added salt. Overall, you definitely get what you pay for. Even though the food is nothing special, this place is fun nonetheless. read more

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Clean, deep dish option , delicious pizza, the staff is extremely kind, plenty of space, great place to stretch your legs for kids and adults. read more

I would give this place a zero star rating if I could. Our chicken tenders were completely raw, they were practically clucking at us. The rest of our meal was bland and tasteless. The only highlight of this cafe is the waitress who was kind and refunded us right away for the issue. Yabba dabba DONT STOP HERE!!!!! read more

Fred's Diner - Our raw chicken tenders!!!!! - Diners Near Me - Williams, Arizona

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The waitress gave away my salad to another table. She apologized and said she had to run and get more ingredients. I was finishing my salad before my sandwich and commented that I must not have liked it and questioned when I asked to take it to go. Then when we went to pay my husband asked to make 2 different bills because he had a company card. She got an attitude and rolled her eyes. Then when we said it would be 2 different credit cards she threw a full temper tantrum over "not having time to deal with this." I would not recommend this place. Very rude service that was uncalled for. I wish I could give 0. read more

i've never had a bad experience here. clean little seating area, friendly staff. i would stop in maybe once or twice every 2 weeks to get a pizza or some nuggets and a shake. affordable prices, but it is a small little local place so don't expect top tier food. also important to note that the hotdog buns have poppy seeds on them; they don't have plain buns. other than that, no complaints! there's also a small grocery store/gift shop area when you first enter. not a million food/snack options, but if you're a local and looking for a few things, go in here and get your discount! read more

If you're just coming back from the Grand Canyon, this is a great, cheap place to stop by for a meal! You can expect basic "American" cuisine (burgers, grilled cheese, chicken tenders, etc.) The theme of the restaurant is very cute and they have lots of Flintstone merchandise for sale as well. read more

Like everything else in this area, the food is bland and greasy. Not any exciting options on the menu. The people working there were very friendly. It would be nice if there were some healthier options to eat. It's connected to a cute gift shop. read more

Not bad for a quick bite on the way to the Grand Canyon. Bacon and eggs with toast. All were cooked nicely as ordered. Bacon was very tasty. Hash browns are extra I didn't try them. Coffee only a nickel per cup and it was good. I would stop there again. read more

Solid three. Great idea. Place needs to be refurbished but the kids really like it. Worth the stop

Absolutely terrible. I don't normally leave reviews, but I didn't want to let any of the 'good' reviews to lead someone else astray. We wanted to stop hoping it was kid friendly, cute (because come on, it's the Flintstones!) and good food. Boy, were we wrong. We entered through the gift shop and saw the sign for the park and it said $5 / person... really?! We skipped it completely and asked where the diner was. It's all the way through the gift shop on the right. Worn down, and dingy, it probably seats 20 people max, and don't even ask to use the restroom. My little guy had to go, and when we were told it was in a different building OUTSIDE, 'the purple one' to be exact, we should've left then. I took him anyways, and found it labeled 'womens camp shower'. What?? When you enter it, it smells of mildew and it's actually the showers and bathroom for the people living in the camping area. GROSS! I hurried him up and went back to the table. My grandma had ordered mine and my boys' food while we were gone, and I noticed our drinks had arrived. Not 5 minutes later, my daughter spilled her drink all over the table and floor. The waitress was sweet about the whole thing and cleaned it up quickly. Then, after delivering our orders, she disappeared and we saw her attending to the obnoxiously loud (screeching noise) ice cream machine that she was running a cleaning cycle on (the ENTIRE time we were there). I ordered the chicken tenders with fries, kids all ordered grilled cheese and fries, except one burger, and grandma ordered a salad with grilled chicken. The chicken strips and fries are your generic cheap-o type and her salad was wilted and the yellow hearts of the romaine lettuce. We ate some of our dinner, decided we just couldn't finish it and asked for boxes (I don't know why, habit I guess, we ended up throwing it out when we got home). For 6 people to eat, it was $72!!! AND the small sodas were $1.90 each with NO refills! There's no kids menus either. Prices start at $6.35 for grilled cheese and fries. We could've eaten at a fancy restaurant for that! I took a card to the waitress to pay and she asked if I wanted to leave a tip. I said no, we'd leave cash and she looked at me weird. She said she had to run the card at the front gift card counter and she'd be right back. Which I didn't like she had to walk so far away with our card. We decided to leave her a note, stating, "you deserve your tip, but the food was worse than a school cafeteria", along with a $10 bill and two $1s underneath the salt and pepper shakers. We were putting two more $1s down on the table to make it 20% or $14 tip, when she came over and started clearing the table. She read the note as I was gathering my kids, and she yelled at my grandma, "I didn't make the food!" Grabbed her $2 and grandma replied, "I know..." And the waitress stomped off before she could tell her the other $12 was on the table. I started to feel sick almost immediately, drove to the restroom across the street at the gas station, and luckily made it home another 2 hours later to run to the bathroom again. Please don't eat here it's not worth the 'nostalgia' that doesn't really exist anyways, there's other places and even some a little further down the road. read more

Good service. Expensive grilled cheese with generic store bought processed cheese for $8! The chicken burger is decent. Not many choices in the area and if you're hungry and want a quick meal, this place isn't bad. They use styrofoam cups even for dine-in and would suggest using something more environmentally friendly. read more

What a little gem on our way to the Grand Canyon. The food was so good!! Best burger I've had, and the apple pie was the best. Very friendly service! read more