We at across the street, but read online about the great pies Westside Lilo's had. So, we walked…read moreover and got a piece to go. It was better than great! They had a big selection, were crowded and even though we only came for a piece of pie to-go, the staff was very friendly and welcoming. I'd go just for the pies, but the menu looked good and judging from the number of customer I'd say I am not the only one to think so.

We were staying in Seligman for the weekend and stopped in for breakfast. I am so glad we did! The…read morebiscuits and gravy were amazing, the coffee was delicious and my husband fell in love with the French Toast! The service was fast and friendly, the only thing I would change is the stuffed animals watching me eat!! The whole place is cute and very retro diner feeling I loved it!

What's not to love about this establishment. You get a gift shop and delish food. We had the…read morecheese pizza, grill cheese, road rage sandwich, cucumber salad and chilli. Cheese pizza was perfect for my son. We had to order another one after he finished the first slice. Grill cheese, my daughter said it was really good. For the price and the size. Road rage sandwich, juicy, tender meat and lots of flavor. When you do bite down, mindful of the juices. Make sure you wrap it with a napkin other wise the juice will drip onto your hands or clothes. Cucumber salad was very refreshing and fresh. Right amount of flavor, not too salty and the dressing they use was light and balance well with the ingredients. Chili was great, we used the chip from the sandwich to dipped into the chili. The melted cheese on top of the chili added extra texture and flavor. For the price you paid for the full size items, it's worth it.

I love this place. We found it coming up to celebrate 100 years of Route 66. People that work here…read moreare so nice. Dog friendly they even have a dog menu. I WOULD RECOMMEND

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.

Cool and fun place to get a meal. We stopped in for breakfast and from the food to the service to…read morethe atmosphere it all screamed Route 66. There was a really nice young man who was helping out around the restaurant and gave us (we're older, seniors) a great feeling about the future of America. The young man was professional, friendly, engaging and I could tell helpful to the other employees. I have a feeling if we come back in 20 years he'll be running the place. :) We had the Dead Meat Treat, omelet, hashbrowns and 2 buttermilk pancakes. The food was delicious and we got some cool photos and, of course, our Passport stamp.

My brother and I stayed the night in town, and when we saw this place, we knew we had to come for…read morebreakfast. What a fun place. It definitely embraces the "roadkill" theme, with all of the decorations around the inside, as well as all of the fun names. The place has this "roadhouse" vibe. In addition to the restaurant, they also have a gift shop, of course, with all kinds of neat souvenirs, Route 66 and otherwise. I got my sister-in-law a "roadkill Café" shot glass, and I had to get a roadkill Café T-shirt for myself. We had the "one eyed dog got hit in the fog." very generous portions of rib sticking good food. We really enjoyed our breakfast. The price was reasonable. The employees were very friendly, and they came by regularly to check on us. Thanks for a fun and very good breakfast.

Not the best experience when we tried to eat here. They sat us against the windows the corner…read more We had fly tape over our head filled with dead flies. And more on the front window. We decided to move ourself to a different table. I called to make sure they weren't to busy. Was told not busy at all. We had a group of maybe 12 all sitting at different tables. We had 5 people at our table. Ordered some appetizers and few items for dinner. Our order took for ever. Got there at 7pm. Our appetizers took close to an hour. And by the time we finished our apps it was 8:15. We were tired and ready to go relax in our room. So we finally asked for our orders to go. Service was ok. Nothing special. Not sure what took our food so long. It was pizza, sandwich and a calzone. Not sure I'd return.

After our 4 days of camping in Havasupai we decided to grab pizza. The food here is awesome,…read moreordered 2 18" pies and some wings. Service is amazing and attentive during our visit and the Ambiance takes you back in time.

Absolutely worth the stop! This Christian-owned sandwich shop is the kind of place you hope to find…read moreon a road trip. The customer service was fantastic, the sandwiches were HUGE and packed with quality, meaty fillings, and the bread was absolutely amazing. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. And the fresh coffee was the perfect finishing touch. You can tell this is a business that genuinely cares about its customers and takes pride in what it serves. If you're heading toward the Grand Canyon, make this a must-stop! Great food, great people, and a welcoming atmosphere. We will absolutely be back!

The sandwiches here are very tasty! They are a little bit expensive in my opinion but definitely…read moreworth trying. We needed something to go and this definitely fit the bill. All of the ingredients tasted really fresh. There was a lot of seating You park on historic Route 66. The service was friendly enough but a little slow. The bathroom was spotless. I would come back.

Wow! Wish we lived closer! Best chili dog I've ever had and my husband loved his pastrami dog!…read more If you are in the area be sure to stop at Highway Hot Dog! All employees were great!

Ok so I stopped here to grab something quick to eat and I thought "one cant go wrong with a hotdog"…read moreand boy was I correct! You must visit this spot at least once. Especially if you have kids that love the Cars movie. The menu is extensive, all types of delicious hot dogs. I believe they have burgers too. They have coffee available (drips and lattes). I got the road rage regular size hot dog and omg! It was delicious. Everything on it paired so well. The kitchen is open concept so you can see them cooking. The staff were friendly and the prices are great. *****The bad: Now unfortunately the restrooms are portables on the outside alley. They were okay-clean and there is TP, soap and water (outside) but... it is desert hot and so the smell is horrible. I have to put my shirt over my nose and mouth because well, if you can smell it then particles are in the air and I need not to have strangers waste in my nose and mouth thank you. So bring a mask or hold it to your next stop. Definitely not handicap friendly.

I had a very disappointing experience at this business. I arrived with my service animal and was…read moreinformed that my animal would not be allowed inside. Service animals are protected under federal law, and I was surprised by the staff's response and lack of understanding regarding these requirements. In addition, I felt that I was treated differently than other customers. The interaction left me feeling unwelcome and disrespected. I attempted to explain that my animal was a service animal, but the situation was not handled professionally. I hope management takes the time to properly train staff on ADA service animal regulations and customer service expectations so that future customers do not have a similar experience.

It's the only breakfast stop in Ash Fork, nice service and the coffee keeps a comin'. Updated…read moredecor, makes for a pleasant dining experience.

Very cute place with lots of great kitchy things to take home to remember your trip…read more The staff was friendly and took the time to chat as you shopped. Great selection of snacks.

We stopped here to fill our fuel tank after we got our permit from Game and Fish to drive the…read moreDiamond Creek Road to the river.A full tank is a good thing to have in rural places.

Friendly staff! Delicious Food! Iconic location! Make sure to get a root beer freeze with your mealread more

This was not my first time there. I was there a couple of months ago and the food and service was…read moregood. Was there over Memorial Day weekend. The person behind the counter taking food order was stuffing his face and food was falling out of his mouth. This is not ok to serve customers. The other 2 people behind the counter must have been seligman's finest losers. I didn't order any food as the employees were gross and disgusting.