The best kept secret in Greer, Arizona. Outstanding service, excellent food and a great menu and…read morewelcoming bar for being out of the way. When visiting Greer on a Friday or Saturday night, head to Omnivores at the Snowy Mountain Lidge and Cabins.

I made a reservation on line because we were coming up to Greer for a few days. Our first time…read morehere and the on-line reservation system was easy and I got an email back from the owner confirming our reservation. One of the major reasons we chose this restaurant is that they are one of the few in Greer that are dog friendly. We were sat on the outside porch and had a great space to set them up. There were two other groups on the patio but we were the only one with pups. Started with the Artichoke & Jalapeno Dip with tortilla chips. Oh my goodness, this was some of the best dip! It was perfect and tasty. I also ordered the grilled salmon with tartar sauce. The salmon was great with a tasty seasoning and cooked perfectly. Did not care for the tarter sauce. It came with some fantastic veggies which were sauteed lightly so they retained their crunch and some very creamy mashed potatoes. Wife had the cheese tortellini, which were good but we both agreed that it wasn't a favorite! And of course we had to try the grilled Amaretto peaches with a scoop of vanilla ice cream...ok, so this was the best!!! The peaches were grilled enough to make marks and bring out the sweetness. We both realize we didn't have photos to share which I'm sad about but guessing attention was focused on dogs, LOL! Service was slow so want to put that out there...we learned through the evening that they only had one cook and I believe the owner was also helping in the kitchen. The others sitting on the porch near us also made mention of the slowness...the larger party was getting one dish delivered at a time and the other couple waited a very long time for their meals to be served. Both owner and woman interfacing with us were pleasant and helpful but you could tell they were busy, busy, busy!!! Thanks for a great meal and experience!

Little Fork is a small restaurant in Greer. They have both inside and outside seating…read more We were greeted as we arrived, seated and our drink orders were taken. When we were ready the server came over and took our order. We had to wait a bit, but when our food arrived it was amazing. My wife and I agree that this was our best meal in the week and a half we've been in Showlow. My wife had the Chicken Caprese Flatbread and loved it. I had the pulled pork sandwich. It has just enough jalapeños to add a nice flavor to the pulled pork (for those who don't like spicy, I think you'll still like this sandwich). Great place! Highly recommended! P.S. For the owners (in case you read this). When guests arrive they're handed a menu with breakfast items on one side and lunch on the other. No times are listed for when breakfast stops and lunch begins. As the host/hostess hands the menu to people it would be good if they said something like "we're currently serving breakfast or lunch. We had a question about this and I heard at least two other table who had the same question.

We stopped in after a hike hoping to try the new pizza oven but it wasn't open. There is a server…read morethat takes your order at the table and brings your order. You pay inside at the register. We shared a grilled cheese sandwich and wild berry salad. The sandwich was on white bread with 3 cheeses. The salad was fantastic, lots of chicken, which was an additional charge and berries. We learned they will have live music on Saturday night and the pizza oven burns hot on Friday (after 3PM), and Saturday (12-9), lots of seating out front and cute wine barrels.

Charged more than the menu prices -- receipt + current menu attached…read more We ordered a cheese pizza with five toppings. The menu card we were handed showed a cheese pizza at $17.99, with green pepper, mushrooms, black olives and onions at $1.00 each and pepperoni at $1.75. The menu was removed after we placed our order. According to those prices, the pizza should have been: Cheese pizza: $17.99 Green pepper: $1.00 Mushrooms: $1.00 Pepperoni: $1.75 Black olives: $1.00 Onions: $1.00 Total: $23.74 Our receipt shows the pizza at $27.99. It also shows the toppings at higher prices -- $1.50 each for green pepper, mushrooms, black olives and caramelized onions, and $2.00 for pepperoni. When we got home I checked their website, and its menu matched the prices on the menu we had been given. I've attached a screenshot of that menu along with our receipt. The crust was also soft, limp, grey and very floppy. The toppings themselves were good, but the foundation of the pizza was a letdown. The owner stopped at our table and chatted with us. We mentioned the crust, although we didn't really understand his explanation. He also offered us a sample of a porter-style beer, which was very good. The service was very good as well. With relatively few dinner choices in Alpine, I would simply recommend checking the menu prices against your bill carefully before paying.

We were camping at Luna Lake where it had been raging most of the afternoon. Didn't want to cook so…read moretook the dogs out for some food. We called ahead to reserve a table. When we arrived, our table was ready with two dishes of water and milk bones for our dogs. Our service was great and our server very friendly. The margaritas are very good. The cheese curds were cooked perfectly and tasted great. The juicy flavorful brisket was served on Texas toast with crispy French fries. The buffalo pizza had great flavor but the crust was not crisp at all, I think it needed few more minutes in the oven. (Reheated in our air fryer the next night and it was even better and crispy) The dessert options were plenty. We ended up with a peach crisp and the butter cake. Both were delicious. Foxfire at Alpine is a cozy place, often with wonderful live music. We will be back again next time we go camping.

Great service and food. I arrived just after opening and I was told the cook was just getting ready…read moreand it would be a few minutes. The few minutes was less than 5 and the waitress kept with appraised. Food was excellent for just after opening.

Ate here for the first time with the El Paso HOG group. There were easily 20 of us, and I have to…read moresay, the waitress did an awesome job taking care of us. Kudos to the kitchen as well because they did a good job of getting all of our meals, together, in reasonable time and no impact to quality. I've been to places that rush the food out when hit with a large group and the food sucks, not here. They have a diverse menu, which includes liver and onions and again, did not disappoint. I didn't hear a grumble or complaint about anything. The decor is country; didn't make an impression on me either way. They have a bar as well so after dinner we headed over there. Service was again great, very friendly and we had a good time all round.

Food has always been good, the staff friendly and helpful. Nice variety of dishes. Outdoor seating…read moreavailable.

Mr Zeke's is a neighborhood bar with a fairly large and varied food menu. It was pretty busy on the…read moreTuesday we visited Service was good. The manager was training our server and she had a handheld device which placed our order with the kitchen and was used for paying the bill. We both ordered the pulled pork on a bake potato (that night's special) and a salad. The salad was mostly shredded iceberg lettuce with croutons. My blue cheese dressing was better than most I've tasted at this type of restaurant. The potato was huge and was cooked well. The topping, which consisted of bbq sauce, lots of this sliced fried onions and very little pulled pork was pretty good. Both my wife and were disappointed by how little pulled pork there was. It seemed like the fried onions were used to "bulk up" the amount of topping. We'd come back, but we would not order a special dish.

We stopped by here during our walking tour of the Fort Apache sites. It was about 10:00 am so our…read moregroup ordered prickly pear cactus lemonades. They were wonderful! I really wanted to order food, but lunch didn't start until 11:00. If I were ever in the area again, I would come back for lunch. The prices were reasonable ($5 for the special, including a side.) There were even a few healthy options. The cafe is inside an historic home.

The Arrowhead Cafe is on the Fort Apache Historical Park. We stopped in for a drink and snack after…read morewalking the grounds. We had a Prickly Pear lemonade and a Three Sisters-which is pinto beans, diced zucchini and corn and . Three Sisters is a dish that the Apache have grown and eaten for ages in this area. They were both amazing! Everyone loved both the lemonade, which was a balance of tart and sweet (and the prettiest pink!) and the Three Sisters. I would be happy to stop back at the Arrowhead Cafe when I return to Fort Apache Historical Park. Service was excellent. The chef was so friendly and explained the Three Sisters. He even said he cooked it at home as a cool salad with fresh diced tomatoes. The only negative was that we wished they had more traditional foods on the menu. The two that we got were worth the stop, though. I recommend trying it!

We didn't stay at Long Shadow Lodge, but we had the absolute pleasure of having dinner there and…read morepurchasing some of their delicious meats to take home. This was our second year in a row eating here, and it continues to be one of our favorite places in the White Mountains. The food is exceptionally fresh and delicious, and you can truly taste the quality in everything they serve. They use fantastic beef, fresh ingredients, and you can tell there is a lot of care put into every dish. A special shoutout to Emily, who has been amazing every time we've visited. She is incredibly attentive, welcoming, and genuinely great at what she does. She makes you feel right at home and adds so much to the overall experience. If you find yourself in Alpine, Arizona, I highly recommend stopping by Long Shadow Lodge. Whether you're coming for a meal or picking up some of their incredible meats, it is absolutely worth the visit. In my opinion, it's easily one of the better places to eat in the White Mountains. We'll definitely be back!

OMG this place was amazing. We found it by chance and it was exactly what we needed after a long…read moreday of driving and hiking. Debbie was out server & an absolute gem seriously, give her a ridiculous raise because she's incredible! The food was delicious, my margarita was perfect, and the whole place is so cute. We'll definitely be back!

Super great food! Lots of sauce options. Reminds me of my grandmas frybread. Keep up the good work!!read more

I really loved the frybread here. Fresh, perfect texture, delicious…read more I also thought the owner was friendly. Awesome stop during a visit to Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests/ The White mountains. Note that they open at different hours than those listed on Google Maps and do not update the hours on Google when they are closed during the listed hours. They do post on their Facebook page when they open and are responsive to messages on there. They run this business from the back of their home. I got the fry bread with beans but got them as a side (Was charged same price of $6.50 for frybread with beans). They do not use lard in the frybread and do not use lard, chicken stock or beef broth in the beans. They surprisingly didn't know the word vegetarian and at first told me they don't make vegetarian food but the fry bread and beans were naturally vegetarian (and vegan) based on the ingredients they listed when I asked to clarify. Their Frybread is made with enriched bleached flour, baking soda and water. Beans are made with vegetable oil and salt. The beans were simple but good. We like them more after we added salt that was available on the condiment table. The condiment table had raw honey and various mainstream hot sauce (some hot sauces were past their expiration dates) They had a sink in the front which is useful after eating the honey. They have some tables in the front. Their home and business is located on the Fort Apache Reservation. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!