What an unexpectedly cute spot!…read more I stopped through from AZ to Durango and wanted to try a Native American spot. This was a mix of native and western American food but hit the spot on our road trip. The building was so cute and all the staff are so sweet and friendly. Highly recommend trying your tortilla with some honey and butter. So yum! Definitely a great stop if you're in the area

Stopped in by recommendation from a Navajo reservation tribal member I met on the road. Looking for…read moremore traditional eats. Was not disappointed on this suggestion. I was definitely the only non-Navajo there which is a good thing. I wanted to see real and eat legit. I was greeted warmly and several Navajo men in cowboy gates nodded a pleasant hello as I walked by. It's simple, clean, super friendly, and basic fiercest. However I forgot gorge on a Navajo taco which was bomb! They also serve a few other traditional Navajo dishes. The potato salad was really good as well. It's a super cool slice of reservation life dining of a beautiful friendly people! After all they've been stepped on they're still beautiful to others. You gotta this place on the reservation in Kayenta AZ.

Driving from Prescott to Moab tends to limit the number of choices for lunch. Happily, when we were…read moreready, the Amigo was there. The elote dip was fantastic. Not usually a fan of pork rinds, but these were tasty. I had never had a Navajo taco, so I went for it. No disappointment, it was really good. I especially enjoyed the mango habanero lemonade. Two things: 1. it's small so you might have to wait a bit (it's worth it) 2. No alcohol, so if you're looking for a cold brew, you won't find it here.

Great experience, fresh & innovative food. So glad we checked it out…read moreI had the 3 sisters burrito, which was quite sweet, so I'd order something different next time. Highly recommend Amigo Cafe

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.

Excellent service, excellent food. My family of ten had…read moredinner here, including 3 "picky eaters". The service was so friendly and patient whilst we overwhelmed her with questions. She got us all sorted and served. The food was delicious and plentiful. Great choice for dinner.

Kayenta is one of the last stop on the way into monument Valley. Do yourself a delicious favor and…read morepick up one the Pizza Edge pies on your way in. It was so good and satisfying !!!!

Food was ok- ish but wouldn't say great either. We ordered…read moreonline to have it ready by the time we arrived. It was pretty close to being on time. We asked for ranch but that's 0.99$ each little container, and menu had 1 L soda so asked for that - but apparently they do not carry 1L. But it was definitely conveniently located. Right off highway and on our way to Grand Canyon NP . About and hour and a half drive from four corners and perfect time for a break, bathroom / stretch your leg break.

Number 1 was so good. The flavors melded together well and it felt like what we have eaten in…read moreItaly. I could eat that every day.

We had two different paninis and enjoyed both #1 was excellent for a vegetarian. I was surprised…read morethey weren't a little bigger for the price. The gelato was tasty! The person at register was so friendly and welcoming! She should be in sales. What a wonderful person on the team. We were able to sit outside which worked for us.

We're here for a marathon which was also to pick up all the gear and bibs. Afterward we took a…read morelittle stroll to check out the gift shop which was very cute. Loads of amazing American indian artifacts, gifts, pottery, jewelry and so much more. Hence we noticed the restaurant. It's towards the end of it. I think there's also an entrance from the hotel, which is part of it. We walked in to check out the menu and decided to try it out. Checked in with the hostess and added our name to the waitlist. It was about 20-25 minutes. It was fine, more time to browse the store. There's also an area that you could wait outside with a view of the mountains and plains but it was dark and pitch black. Once we were buzzed and seated. The table already had a carafe of iced water on it. All the tables did. Menu wise, limited but some nice dishes. Don't know if it changes seasonal or it's the same menu. Food wise, went with the Arizona fried chicken. Three pieces tossed in a southwestern batter and deep fried. Served with jalapeños slices. Also a choice of fries, mash potatoes or white rice and seasoned veggies which was corn. And a piece of grilled Arizona bread which is similar to pita bread. Chicken was quite nice and juicy. Batter was good, not too much of it and a nice crunch. It was quite nice. Also had a bowl of soup which was like chicken tortillas without tortilla chips. That was quite nice as well. And an order of the chili beans con carne. A southwestern favorite which was a bowl of chili with shredded cheese and onions and served a side. The beef was flavorful and very hearty. Food was good, service was great. All the staff were very friendly. We asked about breakfast but it's only served for hotel guest. As well as meals after 7pm. Also, they don't have alcohol. Non alcoholic, yes.

Despite being the only choice for dining when staying at The View hotel, it wasn't too bad. I had…read moretheir "chili beans con carne" entree, also known as simply "chili" back east, and it was good. The mix of meat to beans was generous and it tasted like the chili my mom used to make. My taste has moved on since that time, however, and I've had better, more flavorful bowls through the years. My wife's tacos were "standard lunchroom fare" she could have made at home. Still, the food was filling and the service was good. The view during dinner was amazing and served to distract us from the less-than-stellar meal. I recommend it for the view.

This restaurant is NOT closed. We ate there May 18th, 2023…read more Been a while--decades--since I've had a Navajo Taco. Been jonesing hard since missing out on a taco truck at Four Corners back in 2015. Living on the east coast, I don't have a lot of Navajo Taco options. My husband and son? Had never had a Navajo Taco. This was the best introduction for them! The service here was terrific. The young man who seated and served us was great! Personable, funny, cool tats, really made the meal shine. The tacos were spectacular, perfect, with the fry bread done just right. The sweet potato fries were also spot-on, as was the coffee. The decor was rustic, fun, with old tools, a collection of beer cans and bottles, and comfy seating. I do have one regret, though. The cook came out to chat, and he told us about his band playing at a local venue, invited us to come hang. Sadly, we were on our way out of town. Can't remember the name of his band so I can share with friends who live in that area and would love to go see them play. I can almost remember it--Thunder in the Valley? Thunder on the Mountain? There were posters around the area, wish I'd taken a pic. Anyway, the restaurant is right next to the inn, which was clean, spacious, and didn't have a lick of internet. Which was kind of cool, actually. The river is right there, and, overall, this was a really terrific meal and I wish I could let the folks who made it that way know.

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.

Small local spot, went for a late lunch. The wings have a lot of flavor, the fries weren't that…read moregood. Tasted like everything came from a can. The service was very nice and the restaurant was clean.

We were seated and waited on right away, clean establishment…read more My husband ordered the ribeye which was cooked perfect! I ordered the Asian burger which is probably the best burger I've ever tasted, bursting with flavor! The desserts were just as yummy! Definitely coming again whenever we're in town or passing through.

Food inside a gas station is not usually on my must eat list. This place was delicious and…read moredefinitely on the list of things I would eat if I returned to the Page area. You'll order at the counter, pay at the cash register and then return to pick up your piping hot food. We got a fry bread with honey and a Navajo taco, it was so good.

My wife found this place in yelp. It looks like a typical…read moregas station because of there are SHELL gas pumps. In fact the building calls it a "Trading Post". There is no indication the deli is in there. We googled it and it lead us there. Btw- Google did say it was closed when in fact it was still open when we went into the convenience store. We came here specifically for the Fry Bread. The inside of the store was your typical gas station convenience store - snacks/ liquor/ Knick knack souvenirs/ souvenir shirts. The deli has a variety of sandwiches but we only ordered the Fry Bread. About $7. It was great. We had the option of putting either powdered sugar or cinnamon on it. I recommend getting your fry bread here if you are looking to get one while in the area. Service was fast. However, we were the only customers at the time we went.

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!

I'm still in line and it's taking like a million years. Lame that I'm missing the ambiance of the…read morebeautiful landscape around me for sitting in front of the building. I wish I had my food