There aren't many options in town here if you want coffee, breakfast sandwiches or a pastry. This…read moreis pretty much the only game in town. (I think there's a Starbuck's inside a Safeway.) Brewed Awakenings was really doing the business the day we came with a line out the door. The drive-thru line snaked on forever too. My husband and I decided to get a simple coffee and a pastry to go so we wouldn't have to wait. The very, very sweet cashier misunderstood me asking about a bear claw (maybe she didn't know what it was?) and steered me towards something else with almonds. It wasn't my first choice but ended up tasting pretty good. I was just impressed by how kind and nice she was even though there were so many people waiting to order.

We were headed out of town early in the morning and wanted a quick bite and some coffee. Fast food…read morewas a "plan B," and we like supporting local. My wife found this place on Yelp and it looked like it fit the bill WOW! This place was VERY popular on the morning of July 4. Inside was packed, there was a line out the door, and the drive-through had a line down the street. We parked and joined the line, which actually moved quickly. I appreciated the efficiency of the order processing, despite people in line ordering drinks for their whole family (some having to check in and get answers to questions via text or phone). Since my wife and I were both present in line, we were ready to go when it was our turn. She wanted a pastry and I mostly drink black coffee, so our order was filled immediately -- I was presented with a cup and directed to the self-service pump machine at the end of the line. The coffee had a nice roast and good flavor. As it came from a pump, it was not "freshly brewed," though I assume it was "very recently brewed." If you want the freshest, you'll have to wait for an Americano, but if you want fast like I did, get the drip coffee and get on your way. :)

If you want a yummy hidden coffee stop on the way to the Grand Canyon, stop here! Sure it may just…read morelook like a gas station on the outside but walk inside and you'll find themed names of a delicious array of coffee drinks. My ultimate favorite is the "good donkey" it's sooooo goood, haha get it! While you wait for your coffee they have quite the selection of Grand Canyon gear you can take a look at! I'm always greeted with smiles and kindness here so in all it's a good vibe!

I know! I usually give 5 stars or 1 star. Why 4? Read on. We were leaving Grand Canyon and…read moredesperate for coffee on our way home. The evil empire, Starbucks, closes early apparently and we were blessed to see this gem on the map between us and Highway 40. Don't be confused by old photos of a little shed. It IS in the Chevron gas station. Which is cool because there are clean bathrooms and snacks for kids if you've got them. The coffee is great! Just what the doctor, or me, the mom, ordered. The only reason I dropped a star is because the guy working was clearly annoyed with our presence so close to closing, or maybe his day was awful. Not sure but we felt like a very grateful for coffee inconvenience. Still, we would go again.

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.

Oh Sweetie, my only regret is buying just one brownie!!!…read more Brownies are my fave and the ones at Oh Sweetie will have you saying just that after on bite; "Oh Sweetie!!" They offer a variety of brownies and they are a huge brick of chewy, fudge brownie goodness!!! At $6 a piece, it is worth every cent and very reasonably priced!! The store is in the historic downtown area of Williams, right on Route 66!! If you are ever along Route 66: Be sure to get your sweets on Route 66!!!

Went hiking in Grand Canyon and then came here for a snowball. Totally recommend getting the…read moresnowball with a scoop of ice cream, hits the spot.

Delicious food and excellent service, a win win! Best food experience so far in Williams!read more

I was staying overnight on a vacation roadtrip and came in on May 30th at 615 am after finding this…read moreplace on Yelp. The waitress Maria L. sat me at a table. I asked for coffee and she handed me a menu and she asked if I knew what I wanted to eat. I said I needed some time to look at the menu and she frowned and walked away without saying a word. It was obvious she thought I was going to be there a while and didn't want me sitting at the table long. She returned with the coffee and said "You know if it gets busy...." leaving the sentence hanging. I replied I would leave if it did (the restaurant only had maybe 3 tables full at that point, by the time I left at 640 there were two tables empty). After eating the food, which was quite good, I promptly packed up and left as soon as I could 25 minutes after being seated. I walked down to Brewed Awakenings, got a coffee there and sat down at my computer to do some work. In a small restaurant I totally understand that you need to keep tables moving so there is not a wait, but there is a polite and subtle way to message to a patron that they need to move along so other folks can sit down. You can deliver the check early, ask if you are finished, ask if there is anything else you need. Ways to communicate to a patron that they need the table. This was certainly not it. I eat out often, I tip very well, but I have to say this is the first time I felt unwelcome and rushed at a place in a very, very long time. While the food was good, this was not the way to start off day 2 of my roadtrip. In today's economy, making your customers feel like they need to eat and run, and doing so in a rude way, is a master class in how to make your restaurant fail. I do not recommend this place.

Came for coffee and dessert. I got the Annie Oakley Latte with caramel and oatmilk. They truly know…read morehow to make coffee. Well balanced with sweetness and flavor. The banana cream pie paired well with my coffee :) Great customer service all around!

We stopped in for pie on a Friday, it was delicious! Then we came back for breakfast on Sunday…read more YEP, good enough to return twice in a weekend! The breakfast food was cooked to perfection, and they had the best rye bread I have ever tasted. Only wish they would have known more about it so that I could have gone and gotten some to take home, or at least stocked where I could find it in the future. The staff was on-point and very friendly. It was not loud, so that is always a plus.

Amazing service, delicious food, even better prices. One of the best in town. Highly recommended to…read moreeat here instead of the tourist traps in town. The Grand Canyon brewery should take notes.

We had dinner at the Rodeo bar and restaurants. The appetizers looks appealing so we started off…read morewith the artichoke spinach dip which was really good. I also had their Arizona sunset tea cocktail, that wasn't half bad so only had one then switched to Arnold Palmers. For dinner my fiancé had the blackened chicken salad which they took literally cause he mentioned it was super dry. I had their Arizona salmon with wild rice and Seasonal veggies (greenbeans) My salmon was good but also VERY dry so the bartender brought me out some of their bourbon glaze. Not that glaze was amazing and definitely help add life to My fish. We may go back for drinks cause Cass the bartender was amazing but probably not eat there again.

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.

I walked into Fred Harvey expecting the usual sad hotel buffet vibes--lukewarm mystery meats and…read moreregret--but instead, I got pleasantly schooled. This place is surprisingly decent, and in buffet land, that's basically a Michelin star. Breakfast? Solid. Dinner? Also solid. They're pulling double duty like a champ without breaking a sweat. The bread is fresh-baked and dangerously addictive (I may have committed carb crimes). The pasta station had me twirling happiness, and the omelette station was flipping out perfect custom creations without judgment. But let's be real: the true MVP was the soft serve. That creamy, dreamy swirl machine had me acting unwise. I went back for thirds and zero shame. Shoutout to the staff--they're genuinely nice and accommodating, like they actually enjoy their jobs. Rare as a perfectly cooked buffet egg. Whether you're fueling up before a day of whatever you do in this area or winding down with dinner, Fred Harvey delivers without the usual side of disappointment. Pro tip: Leave room for the soft serve. Trust me. I'm basically a professional now. Would return. Might marry the soft serve machine. 1 Star - Fred Harvey Gift Shop: Where the Souvenirs Are Fine, But the Racism Is Vintage I came for some overpriced keychains and maybe a magnet to remember my surprisingly decent meal at the attached Fred Harvey restaurant. What I got instead was a masterclass in selective hospitality from an old white-haired lady behind the counter who clearly moonlights as the neighborhood gatekeeper. First incident: Restaurant's closing, gift shop too. My son lags a few steps behind (you know, kid stuff), so we're casually browsing while waiting. Out comes the yell: "We're closed!" I politely explain we're just waiting for him. "You need to get out." Cool, cool. Right then, a white lady and her daughter stroll up. Same situation--waiting for hubby. Suddenly it's all "Oh ok dear, no problem! Take your time!" The contrast was so stark I nearly got whiplash. Round two, breakfast the next day. We actually wanted to buy stuff this time. Walk straight from the restaurant (it's connected!) into the shop. Another white lady enters from outside. "Darling, we're closed." She says she'll just grab a couple things--boom, "Ok that's fine!" Then my son swings around the corner and it's instant yelling: "WE ARE CLOSED! You can't buy anything!!" I jump in: "We came from the restaurant, we were already in here." Her response? A legendary "SO!" My white friend (who could pass for Latin) had to step in and point out the obvious double standard before she grudgingly let us shop. At that point? Zero desire to give her a single dollar. I wanted to vault the counter and test if that hair was a wig, but I'm a lady who respects her elders--even when they don't respect basic decency. For context: My kids are half Black, half Spanish. Beautiful, polite, and just trying to buy some tourist junk like everyone else. The racism was so blatant it ruined what should've been a harmless five-minute transaction. The shop itself? Meh souvenirs. The experience? 1 star and a lifetime of side-eye. Racism is alive and well in the gift shop, folks. Skip it unless you enjoy vintage prejudice with your postcards. Would not return. Might mail the manager a mirror instead. I would be giving the restaurant a 5 star review for the amazing service and pretty impressive buffet experience, but the gift shop ruined that guys. For a town that gets 100% of its income from tourists, it's crazy that being ethnic will get you treated like this.. please address this.

My family and I dined at this restaurant as part of the Polar Express package for dinner and…read morebreakfast and had a great experience both times. There was a decent selection for dinner and breakfast, and the service staff was WONDERFUL! Everyone was friendly and they bring you your drinks and desserts. I am shocked by the reviews. I am extremely picky when it comes to buffets and I felt everything was fresh and tasty. The pasta bar and omelet bar were awesome! We loved our experience at the Grand Canyon Railroad Hotel and having easy access to this restaurant added to that. Be mindful of the train departure schedule as it gets busy before most departures and after arrivals.

August 24, 2026 - Williams, AZ…read more Wonderful tasting room right on Route 66 and a great place to try some Arizona wines. There were so many wine flights to choose from, and I decided on a white flight that included a rosé. Regina was our host, and she was very helpful in guiding me through the selections and helping me choose my wines. The tasting room is comfortable and inviting. We sat at the bar, but there are also tables and chairs if you prefer a more relaxed setting. If you're hungry, you can order food from the restaurant next door, and they'll bring it right over to you. A great way to experience Arizona wines while enjoying a fun stop along historic Route 66!

Very nice, intimate wine tasting shop that feels more like home than restaurant. Well, it actually…read moreis not exactly restaurant either but we learned there is a possibility to order pizzas through a QR code and digest the food paired with wine of the venue. So we did, and both the red wine flight and the wood oven baked pizza were enjoyable. Visiting Williams, this was definitely one of the things worth it. Friendly and efficient service.