This place is a hidden delight. We stopped here after watching a high school football game and were…read moremore than impressed! We ordered 4 dishes and each was done incredibly well. The Elote and pork rinds were the perfect combination of texture and flavor, the braised Mutton Tostada was quite possibly the best mutton I've ever had, the glaze on the shrimp in the Fry Bread Chalupa was as good or better than the blue corn fry bread it was served over, and the Apple Pie Nachos were a pleasant end to an outstanding meal. The service was excellent. We didn't have to wait long to be seated and our food came out quickly. The pricing was very reasonable and the inside atmosphere is welcoming with a comfortable aesthetic. We loved the Navajo influence on several of the menu options. This place is definitely worth a try. We will absolutely be back!

There was a little bit of a wait, but well worth the wait!…read moreThe pozole and the taco salad were delicious!! Best chips and salsa! Everything is homemade.

**July 2026: Tuesday Afternoon**…read more This Burger King in Kayenta was a great pitstop for our drive to and from the Four Corners Monument. It not only had a convenient EV charge right next door, but it had open bathrooms. Walking in, I felt like I'd been transported back to the 1980s and early 1990s. The whole place had that classic warm-toned aesthetic that feels very much like a vintage Burger King from that era. What really makes this location special is the Navajo Code Talkers exhibit inside. The owner is the son of a Navajo Code Talker, and the display honored Native American service members who used their language to create an unbreakable code during World War II. The Japanese military was never able to decode their messages, and the code talkers played a key role. The exhibit includes artifacts, photos, and literature about these heroes, and it's a powerful reminder of their contribution to the war effort. I also treated myself to a cookies-and-cream Oreo sundae, which was cool, creamy, and perfect for a hot day. Between the retro vibe, the meaningful museum, and the solid fast food, this was easily one of the most unique Burger Kings I've ever visited.

Our food was served hot and in a timely manner. The employees were friendly and helped when asked…read morefor things. The restaurant was clean. I only used the women's restroom and I would give it a 4 out of 5 stars. One stall was out of order and it looked very used overall. Besides the great tasting, hot food, the restaurant honored the Navajo Code Talkers. The owner of the restaurant, his father was a Code Talker and I counted its privilege to patronize here, thus supporting an American Hero's family. There are display cases with information tat I thought was very interesting.

On Friday, June 12 Thelma gave us outstanding service for breakfast. She substituted blue corn…read moremeal (we can get only on the Navajo Nation) for potatoes (we can get anywhere). The corned beef hash and the sausage and eggs were great. The portions were large. Thelma's service was excellent as well as the food. The prices exceptionally good!

Breakdast was great Ordered the hambuger steak and eggs…read moreWife had pancakes and oatmeal. Portions were huge. Service is a little slow getting refills but food makes up for it.

My husband and I shared the fry bread taco and the green chili stew. They both needed a little salt…read morebut once added, the stew was unbelievably good. It comes with fry bread. We asked for some honey to put on top of the bread and it added another level of flavor. I'm so glad we'll be passing through again in 2 days so I can order more stew. They close at 9 and started turning people away around 8:45. They easily could have served another 15 people before 9 had they allowed them to dine. Staff was friendly and running to service all the guests. They just completed a renovation in which they weren't supposed to be open yet and we are so glad they were. Only real restaurant in town but you wouldn't know it by how good it is.

I can see why Reuben Heflin is considered one of the best restaurants in town. Known to local…read moreNavajo or Diné as Biligaana Tso, or Fat White Man, the restaurant was named for the civic leader and founder of the Wetherill Inn. Overall, it was a solid experience. The fry bread is outstanding, and an easy five stars. The green chile was more of a three-to-four-star dish, although I'd probably order it again. It had a complex, interesting flavor, but something about it struck me as tasting slightly mass-produced. Service was excellent and five star. Overall, I'd give the experience about 4.25 stars and happily return for the overall quality, setting, and chance to see if they can deliver a five-star experience across the board.

I usually do not review on chain restaurants but when i do there are for good reasons or when its…read morebeyond bad. This is also another one of those times I will be a devils advocate among my fellow yelpers and elites alike. Seeing most bad reviews here it seems to be due to long wait times and broken kiosk: But come on people, what does that have to do with the employees, the food or the restaurant? To a point yes but prime season when a bus and herd of tourists pulls up to the few employees thats available here in the middle of nowhere, what do you expect?? I came during off season, beautiful weather, definitely less people, no issues with kiosk or better yet some need to learn how to use mobile app to order their food like i did and got my food quick without issues. Compared to many McDonalds I have visited in many cities and states, this was actually one of my better experiences especially being in the middle of nowhere. Place was clean! Employees were super attentive to look around to clean and mop immediately as people left the tables. In Los Angeles, some employees can care less. The kids play area was also well kept and clean. They also have a family restroom in middle of restaurant close to kids play area. First time I ever seen that so thats a definite plus! My iced coffee was also made perfectly. So to the native employees here who truly take pride into their work, keep it up. My family acknowledge it and thanks you for keeping it clean for my child to have a safe place to play. Oh forgot to mention, they also have arcade games at each corner seats at the tables also!

This McDonald's was busy. When you're in this part of the country, you are hard pressed to find a…read morerestaurant. Fast food is the name of the game. Besides being on the road, I really wanted a hot meal. We went for a double cheeseburger and filet of fish. All the kiosk were inoperable and a line was slowly growing. Ordering was fast as was service. You must ask for water cups, napkins and utensils. Nothing is left for the customer to grab. You do help yourself to a beverage at the dispenser. Not gourmet but fills the hole in the belly. This McD's has a children's inside playground. Drive thru and parking outside. Free WiFi.

Food, service and ambiance were all top notch. Charles gave service with a smile and a laugh.read more

This is a great place to sit and enjoy dinner. The food is pretty good, I wouldn't say it's…read moreanything special but it's pretty good. The service is GREAT and they are so sweet and welcoming. I really would recommend going here to eat.

Matthias was SO kind to all of us. Very hard worker and patient, he had a huge smile even with our…read morebig group on our road trip! The food also tasted amazing and it was super clean and relaxing in here! Best Taco Bell I've been to!

Service was amazing. The cashier Matthias had a huge smile and served are food to the table. Made…read moreus feel welcomed and cared for after a long drive. Also had a great vibe inside. Very clean.

We visited here two days in a row, and the second visit is why I'm bumping this to 5 stars…read more We were in town for a family reunion and since we arrived a day early, we needed a place to eat after a super rough 2 days of driving. The place is huge, but we were seated and served very quickly. The seating isn't the comfiest but there is plenty. Long tables, hug bar, arcade games, and a merch area. We ordered a couple beers (the pickle beer was legit), the carnivore pizza, and the cheese curds. All really good. The self serve water and soda is convenient too. Now our second visit made me love this place. The reunion was 30 family members on two house boats on Powell for a week. We had to preload those boats and by the time that chaos was done, us 'youngins' were beat and needed drinks and food. Sadly, we showed up at 8p, the kitchen was closed, and they close at 830p. But, we were able to order a round, sit on the patio, AND they let us deliver food to eat out there! We would have loved to eat their food but for them to be that flexible was awesome. We'll definitely visit again, next time we're in town.

Good stop on our way from Zion to Grand Canyon…read more Grand Canyon Brewing is an easy win for a relaxed hangout; good food, a fun lineup of beers and cocktails, and plenty to keep you busy inside with shuffleboard and pool. Service was good, the beer was solid, and the cocktails hit the mark. A nice bonus: you can grab their beer and canned cocktails to go, making it a great stop whether you're staying awhile or stocking up for later.

THEY NO LONGER SERVE ALCOHOL. This fact is NOT reflected on their website. Burger and fries were…read moresimple and adequate. Atmosphere is diner cozy. Service is fine. I was disappointed that I didn't get to sit with a burger and beer, but that's life on the road.

Seems this place was different then anticipated. The signs posted on the windows that said "not a…read morebar" and "no booze" would reflect that their policy may have changed from the web sites i saw. Just looked to be a greasy spoon type place. But there are not many choices in the area for food.

Excellent place for breakfast or lunch for sure. Our server Jehiah was so nice, prompt and…read morecourteous with a very pleasant demeanor. Three egg omelette was excellent and my wife raved about her Navajo tacos. Restaurant was very clean in a spectacular natural setting. Great experience. THANK YOU to all the staff at Twin Rocks for a welcoming experience

Great place to eat breakfast or brunch, just off the highway at the north end of Bluff. Check the…read morehours and days open before you plan on it. FOOD: Excellent. The four of us all had different things, and nobody had any complaints. My breakfast burrito was a little unconventional (a green chili sauce and a spicy gravy on the side) but very, very good. SERVICE: Okay, friendly, maybe a little inexperienced. Also waited a long time to have the check-and-card picked up (ended up going to the front counter). AMBIANCE: It's a cafe. The windows overlook a big dirt parking lot. The place was clean and tidy, though, and I was looking for a good breakfast, not a luxurious setting. NET-NET: I would go back any time I was passing through. Our friends recommended it, and I will, too.