Best place to escape the heat for the best service and atmosphere in my opinion…read more Great family run restaurant that they are funny and heart of gold status willing to help me get to a safe place when car was stolen to get help with the resources in town it's the willing to give the shirt of their back family in town and to say anything bad about the fact that a cook offer a complete stranger a ride after his shift tells you about the staff. Nothing but good memories of the place.

50/50 Burger is probably best cheese burger I've had in years. Ever since the Delta in Virginia…read moreCity NV closed and the The Nugget in Reno closed with their Awful Awful burger.

Best decision ever - stopping to eat here- we were going to eat at the Cracker Barrel and I decided…read moreto try local owned business!! Thank god - this place is great Food - amazing Service - off the charts

A couple days ago I came to Calico's for dinner and I tried a new menu item. It's because of great…read morethings like these that I am a returning customer of Calico's. I ordered the Beer Battered Atlantic Cod basket with fries, and for $13.99, the cod was not only delicious and crispy, but the fries were just excellent with the fish as well. Not only that, the portions were very large, too. I was super full after that meal! I will absolutely order this again, just thinking about it makes me hungry. Service was top-notch, as usual. There is not a single day where I have came in and it took more than 10 minutes to be seated and have my order taken. Everyone there is so friendly, and it really felt like the service was so good there, they were only serving me. That's just how fast it is. Inside is always great, too. Calico's has a large range of artworks, trinkets, and more. They showcase R66 stuff, too. The inside is never too hot or too cold, and it's all clean and comfortable with a massive space inside. In all, Calico's is not just a little place off the road. It's got excellent food, incredible service, and a welcoming environment. I do recommend for anybody looking for these things. Thank you!

This place was just OK. The service and the selection was very good but the food was OK at best. I…read moredon't know if it was just an off day or something but for breakfast not exactly a spot I would come back to.

I was excited when my son and I arrived in the parking lot and saw the rocking chairs outside. It…read morewas my first visit in over 12 years. I've thought about the hash brown casserole for years and looked forward to satisfying my hunger for the potato casserole. I was extremely disappointed when I saw the "casserole" come to the table. Shredded potatoes?? What the heck? The waitress confirmed the recipe had changed. They were dry and unappealing. The waitress saw the displeasure on my face and asked several times if I wanted to replace them. I declined. I was really looking forward to the potato casserole. The restaurant ambience was as remembered and the staff were all very nice and friendly. My son enjoyed his food as he had the 4 piece fried chicken dinner with three sides. Note the sides are much smaller as I remembered them to be. Mac n cheese was good but not the same. I guess costs and overhead are cutting into food quality. Sadly I won't be returning to any Cracker Barrel in any state, unless the original casserole recipe is brought back. But I'm one person and don't think the casserole will return.

The place mats have printed on them several credos. Credo #4 states, "WOW!"-if you don't say that…read morewhen you get your food, you either ordered toast or my cooks flashed back to when they were working somewhere else." Well, when my wife bit into her meal she did not exclaim, "WOW!" That is only because she doesn't speak with food in her mouth. Instead, her eyes rolled into the back of her head and she uttered, "mmm". Team member Jessica is a class act, ball of fire and she emanates joy. Thank you Jessica and Black Bear Diner.

I walked in at 9:20 PM (12 minutes ago) to place a to-go order and was told they were already…read moreclosed. Unfortunately, this comes shortly after another negative experience I had at this same location, and it seems like nothing is improving. Management responded to my previous review asking me to reach out by email, so I did. I never even received the courtesy of a response. If you're going to publicly ask an unhappy customer to contact you, the least you can do is acknowledge their message. Between the service issues, turning away business, and the lack of follow-up from management, I honestly don't understand how a business can seem so uninterested in doing business. I gave this location another chance, but unfortunately, my experience wasn't any better.

Foot is so fresh and delicious, one main entry plus a salad actually satisfied our two with…read moresurplus. I had root beer too, refilled, so good. This is American food in my mind. Comparing to what we have in NYC or NJ, you will love the place.

Came for dinner, already planning our encore! My son and I loved Mr. D's, and our wonderful…read morewaitress, Chelsea, deserves five stars all her own. My BLTTA--bacon, lettuce, tomato, turkey, and avocado on a fresh croissant--was delicious, and the fries were just right: crispy outside, fluffy inside. My son declared his AM burger with bacon, hash browns, and eggs (scrambled by request!) one of the best burgers he's ever eaten. Even the Caesar salad stood out for its super-fresh lettuce and delicious dressing. The shake selection is fantastic! Loved my banana shake, served old-school with the extra mixing cup on the side. Their own root beer made an excellent float, too--and we take our root beer seriously! The adorable 45-record menus sealed the retro charm. We missed the gift shop, but we're already plotting a lunch stop on our drive home. Thanks, Chelsea, for making this such a fun mother-son road-trip stop!

I heard Kingman airport had a good restaurant on the field, so checking it out made the perfect…read moreexcuse to fly up from Goodyear on a Saturday morning. Not only is the Kingman airport a nice spot, the Kingman Airport Cafe is a gem! For a Saturday morning, it wasn't too busy. We got seated pretty quickly. We were immediately asked what we'd be having for drinks, so I got a water and a coffee. The coffee was good! In terms of food, I ordered the Bomber Burrito with sausage and a slice of apple pie. My friend ordered an omelette. Everything tasted delicious. The food came out quickly and was perfectly cooked. I definitely had a delicious breakfast and a good time. I also enjoyed the decorations. There's a whole lot of aviation stuff all over the restaurant.

This is a great airport café to visit with friends and family. They have view windows and outdoor…read moreseating looking onto the Airport tarmac so you can see the Aviation activities. The food is great, and the service is friendly. You'll enjoy seeing the memorabilia from the history of the Kingman airport. It's worth discovering whether you fly or drive in.

Really love this place for the Ribeye steaks BUT the lobster tails not so much . Mushy and no taste…read moregrocery store bought tails are tastier . But great service and great atmosphere we go often !

Real good experience. Michelle was our server and she greeted our large party with a smile right…read moreoff the bat. Ordered loaded potato skins, calamari and artichoke dip for the table. They were all very good. The calamari was thick ring style fried like an onion ring. The artichoke dip was tasty and the garlic crustini was great. I had the ribs a steak for my main. The ribs were good and falling off the bone. The steak was cooked medium rare like I ordered. Feedback for the steak was that is was a little chewy and really could have used a sear. I got the side mac n cheese and that was outstanding. A good evening overall with great service.

The Server Becky I believe credited food looking and presented like the picture to the new cook…read more Great service and great food.

This place was nice & clean. I wanted a simple breakfast & that's what I got. Eggs over easy,…read morehashbrowns, sourdough toast, & sausage. Waitress was friendly & gave me a to-go cup 4 my iced tea since I couldn't finish it @ the table. It was a great place 2 stop during our 13-hr drive.

This was our first time visiting Arizona, and while our tire was being replaced nearby, we decided…read moreto stop into IHOP next door--and we're so glad we did. From the moment we walked in, Victoria made us feel incredibly welcome. She was friendly, attentive, and truly went above and beyond to make our experience enjoyable during what could have been a stressful day.

The morning management is very poor. We waited in the lobby while the manager had a meeting in the…read morekitchen, ignoring customers. Then once seated they still ignor us. We finally left and went somewhere else where the management knows how to treat customers.

Great Local Brewery, Excellent Service and a Memorable Pizza…read more Bring up last review with the bar tender sailor Found it--the August 29 review mentioning Sailor, saved under Cricket brewery in Kingman. Here's the recovered wording: If you're visiting Kingman and enjoy checking out local breweries, Cricket is absolutely worth a stop... Sailor behind the bar was fantastic... flight featuring some of her favorite beers... For food, I tried my first Mustache Ride pizza... sloppy goodness... unusually tangy... Good local beer, satisfying pizza... Definitely worth adding to your Kingman stops. The retrieved version contains excerpts, so this isn't the complete original draft. Can you retrieve the full review you drafted Here's the full review I drafted on August 29: -- Great Local Brewery, Excellent Service and a Memorable Pizza If you're visiting Kingman and enjoy checking out local breweries, Cricket is absolutely worth a stop. Sailor behind the bar was fantastic. She took excellent care of me and talked me into a flight featuring some of her favorite beers. It was a great way to sample what they offer, and her recommendations made the experience. For food, I tried my first Mustache Ride pizza on August 29th. It was about what you'd expect from the name -- sloppy goodness, generously topped and definitely not something you're going to eat delicately. The sauce was unusually tangy, which caught me by surprise at first, but somehow it really worked with everything else. Good local beer, satisfying pizza, a relaxed atmosphere and especially great service from Sailor. Exactly the kind of local place I like finding when I'm traveling through a town. Definitely worth adding to your Kingman stops

Well, this wasn't the best of visits to Rickety Cricket…read more.. Drove down to Kingman from Las Vegas to partake in some Route 66 fun while also making a couple pit stops for craft beer. Rickety Cricket was our final stop today because we wanted some good cold beers with dinner. They don't have A/C, but they had the big roll-up door open and plenty of fans & small swamp coolers around to keep the temperature somewhat bearable. There was tons of seating both inside and outside on their patio. Service was so-so. Not super friendly, but not terrible. We initially ordered a flight of 6 beers to try since it's been so long since we've had their beer. When our flight of 6 beers arrived, every single beer was borderline hot. I don't mean luke warm, I'm talking the temperature I usually drink hot tea when I'm sick with a cold kind of hot. My husband walked up to the bar to ask if there was something wrong with the cooling system and the woman behind the bar said, "Oh no, it's just so hot in here that beers just don't get a chance to cool down when we pour those small taster glasses. It's always a problem. I'm happy to pour you 2 pints in chilled glasses instead". If it's a known problem that your beer cannot cool down quickly enough for smaller pours and/or you're unwilling to purge a little beer to get the warm beer that's been sitting in the lines out, then don't offer flights or 5oz taster pours. Not every brewery offers this, you shouldn't feel the need to serve tasters either. I'd rather be forced into a pint that's gonna be served properly chilled than be served a flight of hot garbage that you're ending up wasting anyway by dumping out. Although the pints were considerably colder than the tasters, they still just weren't the proper temp. Now, I believe some of this falls on our waitress. From where we were seated, we could see the entire bar area. We watched our 2 pints get poured, then they sat on the bar top in the sun for about 2-3 minutes before our waitress picked them up, then when she did grab them she walked in the opposite direction to scold some unruly kids in the patio area, then she came over to our table with our beers. The time in the sun plus her holding them for about 2 minutes while dealing with the kids, I'm sure contributed to the warmer temp. In the midst of the beer annoyance, we received our dinner. We ordered the "Carnivore" pizza. A different waitress brought us our food and she was visibly annoyed when we asked for plates since we were sharing the pizza; had to wait 3-4 minutes before we were brought over some plates. The pizza was very good and it was piled with tons of meat. The $30 price tag for the pizza seemed absurd, and although we still feel the price was a little outrageous, we were happy with the flavor and the amount of toppings. It was surprisingly filling considering how small it was. I have no idea how much the pints of beer were since there was no pricing available for beers (except for to-go cans), but our total for 4 pints and 1 pizza was $63 (before tip). Pizza needed to be around $22. I'm guessing pints were about $7.50, if so, they needed to be about $6 considering they aren't being served properly chilled. Very pricey for such a lackluster experience. Next time we'll grab dinner and cold pints at Grand Canyon Brewing down the street. Giving 2 stars for the delicious pizza, because even though it was truly overpriced, we did really enjoy everything else about that "Carnivore".