Awesome pizza, beer, and service. Got the Hog pizza and a few local IPA beers. We sat on the patio…read more It was really relaxing. This brewery is connected to an Italian restaurant. Not sure if it's the same owner. Regardless, has a nice ambiance and atmosphere. I like it here and would come back.

The Historic Brewing House is a chill place to get local, craft beer for a pretty decent price. My…read morehusband and I split a flight, and most of the beers were quite delicious. Children are allowed in this brewhouse, but I found it to not be the most exciting place to bring children. The bar had two arcade-like games (a shooting game and ski-ball). The shooting game was broken but charged us anyway (a manager had to refund us), and the ski-ball was entertaining, but with the amount of kids, and there only being one machine, it was a challenge. I wouldn't call this a sports bar either. There were some TVs but nothing big or to write home about. Come here for a chill time with adults to enjoy conversation and great beer. They have a fairly large merch section in the back, with tons of great shirts and items to take home.

Kitschy brewery and restaurant with amazing service and food…read more Server was great at answering our questions and pointing us in the right direction when it came to their food and drinks. I had a smoky old fashioned to start my night and I kept going back to how great it smelled and how smooth the taste was. I chose to have it with their own house bourbon. Food wise, we went with their Canyon Tacos and shared an order of tots. The frybread was crispy and pillowy, the meat was very well seasoned and the pickled red onion really brought the whole dish together. The tots were nice and crispy without being too oily. The place itself was like walking into Williams itself. Lot of wood and mountain core decor with a small creek/wishing fountain. The front part of the place is where you'll find their gift shop. There is also some games upstairs. And they sell their beers and spirits. This is a great place to spend a few hours.

First off, I want…read moreto commend the poor staff that has to work here...They do such a good job, for such a crappy establishment. Every single time I come in here, the food has another dollar added to the price, or.. heaven forbid you want French fries with your cheeseburger. You can absolutely forget about it, it's al a carte my boy. That is French for- that'll be an extra 6$. Also, their "avacado" for an additional 3$ is nothing more than a prison spoon scoop full of mashed up avocado spread on to one bun about as thick a Peasley Pubic hair. Lastly, you'd think for how much they charge, you would be able to eat your food without expiring in sweat or needing goggles for my brow being absolutely drenched trying to eat my 26$ cheeseburger al a carte. Thanks guys, I also had to hit the bathroom directly on the way out. BTW - you need a plumber to come out the toilets barely flush! And I will finish with this. That is not a sour beer, that's an ipa with vinegar in it. You cured the hops 3 weeks too long.

Outlaw Grill was a great casual stop while we were in Uptown Sedona. I had the Buffalo chicken…read moresandwich, and it was delicious. The chicken was cooked perfectly, the sandwich had a ton of flavor, and the bun was soft and fresh. The portions were also very generous, and the fries were easily big enough to share. It's not a traditional sit-down restaurant. You order at the counter, find a table, and they bring your food out to you. The location is really convenient, right in Uptown and close to tons of shops, so it's an easy place to stop for lunch while exploring. The actual setup of the restaurant was a little unusual, with the tables arranged along a long hallway, but it definitely made the space memorable. Overall, the food was great, the portions were generous, and I'd absolutely stop in again.

Stopped at Outlaw Grille for lunch on a busy Saturday afternoon and luckily found a table inside…read moretheir air conditioned den. This is an order at the register then find your table establishment. Much of the menu was tempting, but we settled on the Rowdy Reuben with sweet potato fries and the Rajun Cajun with seasoned fries. There's a nice variety of canned and bottled sodas in the fridge next to the checkout, so we snagged the local sumac berries strawberry and peaches & cream Navajo Fizz sodas. These quenched our thirst without being too sweet or carbonated, and it was difficult to not drink more than one. Our order came out fairly quickly, in about 15 minutes, and was piping hot and fresh. Both sandwiches and fries were great and included fairly large portion sizes. The Rajun Cajun featured an impressive amount of thin cut avocado slices and bacon, although I really did not taste the Cajun seasoning. My favorites were the crispy sweet potato fries and Reuben sandwich with homemade sauerkraut. Be sure to request some of Outlaw Grille's homemade ranch to go along with it if you're a fries + ranch person. We enjoyed visiting this unique eatery in downtown Sedona, and would return for the fair prices & tasty sandwiches and fries.

It was REALLY good pizza! A Thin crispy crust and the SAUCE…read morewas 12/10 good. Sausage, mushroom, onion, green pepper is the perfect combination.

Ordered over the phone for takeout. Very friendly over the phone and the food was ready for pickup…read morein 15 min but we were disappointed in the food. Pizza was honestly just not good for the amount of money we paid. $90 for 2 pizza and 2 appetizers. We understand it's a tourist town and I'm okay to pay for the tourist price, but at least we hoped to get what we paid for. The pizza dough was dry and tough to eat. The chicken on the bbq chicken was very dry. "The Works" could use more work. Really felt like it was cafeteria pizza that was just reheated. We did enjoy the fried zucchini and fried mushrooms though. Maybe it was just an off day but definitely felt like we overpaid.

My girlfriends and I go here a lot for birthday get togethers. the service is always top notch and…read morethe food is amazing !

Great visit! The place gets crowded on the weekends. Large inside area with laid back outdoor…read morepatio. Stellar service at bar. Bartender saw us sitting off to the side. Once 2 seats opened at the bar be came over to us and asked if we would like a seat at the bar. Totally cool. Great craft beers and ciders. Spicy pickle fries were great at $13. We will be back to try Meatloaf sandwich and burgers. All the food coming out of the kitchen looked awesome. Clean restroom.

We don't usually eat out Friday nights but so glad we did. I had eaten here with friends a few…read moremonths back and wanted the French fries again. We arrived a bit after 5 and it was pretty empty so it was nicely quiet. Luckily it was Prime rib night and I was hungry. Started in a Long Island ice tea that was potent and good. My husband enjoyed his burger and few of my fries. I surprisingly devoured the whole meal.

We stopped into Robbers Roost Sports Grill yesterday for drinks and food and ended up having an…read moreawesome time. We originally tried Brewha next door, but it had zero vibe and the service was basically nonexistent--so we walked over here, and I'm really glad we did. Sarah, the bartender, brought the place to life. Super friendly, attentive, and just a great energy all around. Service was quick, and they've got a solid selection of draft beers. For food, we had the double smash burger with tots and the artichoke dip--everything was . The burger was juicy and perfectly cooked, the artichoke dip was ridiculously good, and the tots were crispy, salty perfection (I'm still thinking about them). Overall, great atmosphere, great service, and great food. We'll definitely be back.

Chicken masala and naan bread are delicious but if you go on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday the…read morebarbeque by Bobby and mandy is a sure hit! 5 star for food, service and location

Indian food isn't my specialty by any means. I probably only had it a few times in the last 20…read moreyears. But that needs to change because I forgot how amazing the flavors are especially when they're done right. This location is in Ashfork, Arizona, which is surprising, I think it used to be a barbecue place. But anyway, this stuff is authentic. You feel it just by the vibe when you sit down. I ordered the buttered chicken in a curry sauce and garlic naan. The naan was absolutely amazing. I don't know what to say, but wow! Absolutely outstanding. It's a bit out of my way, but I will absolutely make every effort to stop by if I'm ever driving by

Felix is the man. I'm VERY happy with the huge patio available for outdoor dining with the pup…read more Felix recommended the Arizona Cheesesteak sandwich (and I had the most delicious French fries lightly seasoned with brown sugar). To my delight, the dish came out within minutes. Service from entire staff is on point. I'm not even a fan of beef, unless it's a burger (it's a texture thing for me). The brisket was tender and so flavorful. They also have a mostly/if not fully local beer selection from AZ, which my fave beer is here. I'm making this a regular spot to visit when I have outings with my doggo. Thank you Bobby D's!

We've been wanting to try this place for a couple of YEARS, but the line always stretched out the…read moredoor. This afternoon we decided to try it on a weekday for an early-bird dinner. Score! The place was practically empty. Diego was running the joint singlehandedly, serving as the host/bartender/waiter/cook, and doing a magnificent job wearing all of those hats simultaneously. My husband and I both had the Mondo Burger (7 oz. 100% ground chuck patty served on brioche hamburger bun, pulled pork, cheddar, onion rings, BBQ aioli, $22). My husband chose the slaw for his side; I declined a side because the burger was plenty big enough for me. My husband was pleasantly surprised that the slaw had apples in it, which was a new experience. The burgers were perfectly done and hit just the right spot. They also arrived quickly. We also bought some bulk BBQ home to toss in the freezer for a second meal this coming weekend. It's sold in 6-oz. portions (pulled pork or sliced chicken, $10; brisket $12). Photo of my Mondo Burger below. Looking forward to our next visit!

the view is excellent especially outside sitting, the food is fresh and very tasty. the service was…read morewonderful. Troy and Kate did perfect job.

I cannot talk about the amazing view this place has of some of the red rocks! The service was…read moregreat. Our server Armando was so nice and patient with us. Please sit outside with the view. We didn't have a reservation but went on a Saturday afternoon after a treacherous 6 mile hike bc we got lost. This was a pleasant and surprising find. The drinks were really good. We ended up getting rounds of margaritas. I also got a lemonade. Who needs water. We started off with a Greek Salad that was very refreshing and comes with a single dolma! We also got the Meatballs which comes with 4, very saucy and cheesy. Really good. Then we ordered 2 pizzas, a small and a large. They have really diverse flavor profiles for the pizza which I appreciated. A really good mid day lunch spot!

What a fun, quintessential Route 66 stop! We absolutely loved our visit to Delgadillo's Snow Cap…read more The first thing you notice is the incredibly colorful, vibrant exterior. There are so many fun, photo-worthy spots out front, including the quirky vintage car that my son had to get a picture with. The covered patio was also perfect -- we happened to visit during some Arizona rain, but I imagine it's just as appreciated for shade on a hot sunny day. There are lots of brightly painted picnic tables and benches, and we even made friends with a sweet little local cat who was lounging on one of them. That alone made my son's day. The treats were genuinely excellent. My son had a root beer float and loved both the root beer and the ice cream. I had the banana shake, and it was easily the best banana shake I had all weekend -- and I tried several! I especially loved that it had actual pieces of fresh banana throughout rather than just banana flavoring. But the real Snow Cap experience is the humor. The gentleman behind the counter gave us plenty of personal attention and kept the jokes and gags coming the entire time. At one point he pretended to squirt mustard all over my son's shirt! I actually gasped before realizing the "mustard" was just a yellow string shooting out of the bottle! When we asked for a straw, he handed us a handful of literal straw. And when we asked for napkins, we got another whole routine about whether we wanted "yesterday's" napkin or "today's." Silly, corny, completely unexpected, and exactly the kind of Route 66 roadside humor that makes a stop memorable. My son is also fascinated by Guinness World Records, so he was especially impressed to learn that the Snow Cap holds the Guinness World Record for the largest display of milkshake varieties-- 266 different varieties! There was something especially meaningful about visiting during Route 66's centennial year. We had literally just come from next door, where we visited Angel Delgadillo's historic barbershop and museum and met Angel's daughter Clarissa. To walk from there directly over to Juan Delgadillo's Snow Cap and support another part of this remarkable family's Route 66 legacy felt really special. The Delgadillo family has played such an important role in keeping the history and spirit of Route 66 alive, and we felt genuinely honored to experience a little piece of it ourselves. Great shakes, great atmosphere, wonderfully goofy humor, tons of personality, and Route 66 history everywhere you look. We would absolutely stop here again the next time we're in Seligman.

Based on multiple recommendations, we stopped by Delgadillo's Snow Cap on our Route 66 trip to…read moreArizona. Let's start off with what was good and worth 5 stars. The staff were funny, interactive, and witty. They're quick on their feet, so you better think fast! There was a very nostalgic feel to the place and the decor was cool. The food came out quickly and was pipping hot! There is only outdoor seating, so you can bring your dogs. What was only okay and the reason for the 4 stars - I think this place is overhyped. The food was what I would expect from a fast food diner. Nothing special or exciting, which is disappointing based on all the good reviews. The line wasn't that long - there were maybe 5 people in front of us, and it took 15-20 minutes for us to order. I can only imagine how long the wait would be on a busy day.