04/14/26 We ordered…read morethe We Cook Special 16" pizza and the Famous Hot Wings after a long day of hiking. The pizza was fresh, hot, and delicious. The toppings were perfect and the crust was cooked just right. The wings were just as delicious. They were crispy and the sauce was flavorful. The wings were accompanied by ranch, celery, and carrots. The wings were a bit spicy, but the ranch was the perfect solution. It was just two of us and we were so full that we took half the pizza back to our hotel to enjoy the next day for dinner.

Stopped by We Cook Pizza & Pasta while staying near the Grand Canyon and really liked the casual…read moreand cozy ambiance, much appreciated after a long day. Even though the restaurant was packed, our food came out surprisingly quickly, which was a big plus. It's a counter-service setup, where you place your order at the cashier and your food is prepared for pickup once it's ready. We ordered the Hot & Spicy Wings and The Works pizza. The wings were definitely the highlight: crunchy, flavorful, and had just the right amount of heat. The Works pizza (their take on a supreme) was decent but overall pretty average. The toppings were fine, but the crust wasn't very crispy when it came out, which took away from the pizza a bit. Overall, it's a convenient and comfortable spot in the area with fast service. While the pizza didn't stand out, the wings and cozy atmosphere make it a solid option if you're staying nearby.

We pulled into Wendy's with four kids who had officially crossed into hangry territory. At that…read morepoint, this wasn't about options. It was about speed. I don't usually do Wendy's, but this was exactly the kind of situation it's built for. Order, wait a few minutes, feed everyone, restore order to the group. Inside was what you'd expect. Nothing remarkable, nothing off-putting. It was reasonably clean, the line moved, and the staff kept things moving without any issues. Food came out right, no mix-ups, which is really all you can ask for when you've got a small crowd and zero patience left. The food itself was standard. It did the job. Nobody's talking about it afterward, but nobody's complaining either. The kids were happy, which was the whole point. Three stars feels right. It's not a destination, but in the moment, it delivered exactly what we needed and got us back on the road.

This is the standard Wendy's menu. Burgers are good. If you want a quick lunch Wendy's is sooo…read moremuch better than the Mc no employees across the street. I walked into Wendy's and two cashiers were there along with a third counter person waiting to help me. Thank you Wendy's for having smiling faces instead of Mcmachines like that place across the street. I noticed too that Wendy's is full of customers.

Located right outside of the Grand Canyon's South Rim on SR-64/US-180 near Wendy's with plenty of…read moreparking. Our hotel was just a short walk away, so this spot was super convenient for dinner. We opted for takeout since we had our dog (although they have outside seating). We ordered their 'Bonita Salad' with steak and a 'Chimichanga' with ground beef. The salad was tender, though slightly under-seasoned steak. The Chimichanga tasted great but it was packed on a large catering platter rather than a standard to-go container, which made the beans a bit messy by the time I got it back to the hotel. They also included a bag of chips and salsa with our takeout which was a nice and delicious surprise. Prices at checkout were higher than those listed on their online menu. The restaurant was clean and organized. Staff was helpful and service was on time. Overall, it was a solid experience here.

The good, Our Bartender, very attentive and made the best Margarita's, we also enjoyed the cool…read moreglassware they were served in. Go for the chips and salsa, the same great taste as the location on Carefree Highway in Phoenix The bad, I ordered the Mexican stirfry as I do in Phx location always excellent. At this location the veggies were dried out, very little chicken and the little bit of cheese was also dried out, I never return a meal but this time I did, got the Carnitas, it was just ok and extremely over salted My hubby ordered the Pollo Asada Burrito, the kicker there was more broccoli and green beans than chicken . Never heard of this. Extremely disappointing. Will stick to the Phoenix location that is excellent.

It is a great place to eat breakfast,lunch,and dinner. The food is delicious and it's a neat place…read morethat's right next to the Grand Canyon and I would recommend to anyone in the Grand Canyon area.

This place is actually a hidden gem inside of a touristy area. It's got a nice vibe inside and the…read moreservice is great. If you're from the San Diego area, they have a San Diego style California burrito. Just asked for their Carne Asada fries in a burrito.

They reviews are a bit mid leading, even being understaffed they were extremely nice and the food…read morewas good overall. Good atmosphere and everyone was nice.

I don't know what these people were saying I had an amazing experience it felt like I was 5 again…read moreeating at my grandmothers house for thanksgiving dinner. They had excellent hospitality and were very kind towards me and my family if I didn't live 1800 miles away I would absolutely come here again!

Located on State route 64 / US route 180 near McDonald's with plenty of parking and close to the…read moreGrand Canyon's South Rim. We were staying in Tusayan and wanted a steak for dinner so this place caught our attention as it was walking distance from our hotel. Since we had our dog with us, we called in a takeout order (although they have benches out front). We ordered their '8 oz Sirloin Steak' and the 'Big E Burger'. The steak was tender and perfectly seasoned served with carrots and a baked potato. The burger was made with 1/2 lb Angus beef patty, tasted so good, and served with steak fries. Everything was fresh and delicious, such satisfying dinner choices for sure. Shout out to 'Juan Carlos' who was super friendly and welcoming as we picked up our food. The restaurant is big and spacious with a cool western vibe, full bar, and lounge area. The restrooms were very clean during our visit. I will definitely return and enjoy more of their menu when in town.

Service was good, very nice young man! He was super nice and respectful, shy but extremely polite!…read moreI ordered the Margarita Pinsa, it says tomato sauce but there is no sauce, they used EVOO on the crust, and just let the cherry tomatoes do the work except it doesn't work. Such great potential but it was definitely not the best it could be. My husband had the branzino which we have had many times. It is not whole fish but rather a frozen fillet, of course for this area I realize there is not fresh seafood but it could have Ben better, how, idk. We each had 1 glass of wine and slit a desert, the bill was $107, with tip $ Atmosphere is cute, old cowboy memorabilia etc, typical for the area. Good location!

Loved, loved this place. So I'm not sure how many national parks you have eaten at but this…read moreplace is great. The staff is great the food is awesome so really if I could give them more than 4 stars I would. Leaving photos so you can see what we ordered and what it looked like. Make a reservation and go!!!

First off, I think the 3.6 overall rating is INCREDIBLY UNFAIR…read more Service - Ernesto was our fabulous server. He was friendly, engaging & an absolute pleasure. 10/10. Food - The food was pretty fantastic. We're generally pretty picky. We had the chicken green chili rice soup, the French onion burger & the skillet cookie. EVERYTHING was very very good. Drinks - I'm a craft beer lover & their beer list is great. Atmosphere - It's a restaurant with amazing views of the canyon. What else could you ask for?

We went here on New Year's Eve and was actually very interesting. Their drinks were delish and…read moretheir wings were huge and tasty. Since it was a holiday they were very busy and service was really slow but I understood why. It was nice cause after we ate we went across the hall to check out the arcade and bowling alley. Was very cool. We will be back. We want to also stay and experience the hotel itself cause it looks beautiful

The pub, located in the basement of The Squire Resort was cute. I chose this over the restaurant…read morebecause I right have to make a reservation. Service was great but the waiters name escapes me but he was cute lol... He had a man bun! He was attentive and kept our drinks full. The good was okay, nothing really fresh and not piping hot either. There wasn't much garlic or parmesan on my wings but they were ok, could've been fried a few minutes longer. I ordered a scratch pizza with: pepperoni, mushroom, extra mozzarella and spinach and it could've also cooked a bit longer. Decent option if you're staying in the hotel. There's also a game room and bowling alley but I didn't use right!

Probably one of the better places we've eaten inside a national park. I recommend the Elk Burger…read morefrom the Tavern!

The experience at the dining hall was pretty mediocre. I understand that visitors to the Grand…read moreCanyon are a captive audience. Sometimes you get mediocre food and that's not the end of the world. Paying a premium price for it does hurt a little. The staff were pleasant and efficient.

Wen there for my brother since he wanted to watch Arizona Basketball. I ordered Kentucky Mule. I…read morethink it's ok and it too expensive not sure why. I had pork sniders with fries. It was very good thank you

I don't understand all the poor reviews. Our experience was pretty good especially when you think…read moreabout the difficulty of serving hoards of people in a remote location. Think about what it takes to get food and labor 100 miles from a major metropolitan area. The prices are reasonable and the food was serviceable. I had a burger with fries. It was cooked properly and the fries were hot and tasty. The bun could have been toasted a bit better I suppose. Our server, Summer, was friendly and attentive. The bar was clean and organized and we were at one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Come on people...this is pretty good based on the challenges they face.