Five stars for Supai Cafe and honestly, that still feels like underselling it. You're out in the middle of nowhere, deep in the guts of the Grand Canyon, where just getting there feels like you cheated death a little. There's no chains, no shortcuts just this small pocket of life, and somehow, a café serving burgers and tots if you're lucky, early, and patient enough to catch it right. It's not about how long it takes it's whether they're open, whether you beat the line, whether today's your day. After a long day in the canyon hiking, swimming, just soaking it all in coming back and getting something hot feels like striking gold. It's more than a meal; it's a brief return to civilization in a place that owes you nothing. The people are kind, the place is clean, and the fact that it exists at all, out there, is something special. In a place where you're completely out of your element, Supai Cafe isn't just convenient it's priceless. read more

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I was here for breakfast one day and lunch for another. The first day they just don't have regular timings, the fry-breads were not available and the kitchen was closed but they were serving just drinks. While heading out of the camp, I ordered hashbrowns, coffee, juice, sausages, sandwiches, breads, etc. I would recommend going to this place to use the bathrooms since this would be your last cleaning bathroom while heading out or in! they also have good wifi and lot of spaces to relax and charge your phone. You get good drinking water as well. The view out of the cafe is serene on one side and the other reminds of our past - a simple village with important amenities. I wish the vegetarian stuff were made separately without the incursion with meats because the hasbrowns smelled weird like they were cooked alongside the meats. read more

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Breakfast was amazing, lunch was decent but definitely not as good as the breakfast. The lady that was taking the orders seemed like she was having a bad day, as she wasn't very friendly. However the food came out very timely. Bathrooms were clean & the air conditioner was working well. They also had plenty of outlets for that last charge. read more

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This cafe was a treat to visit a day after we had hiked to Mooney, and Beaver Falls. The air conditioned restaurant and COLD drinks were most welcoming. Wi-Fi was free with plenty of USB plugs along the large windows. All backpacks must be hung outside, I could understand why. They would take up a lot of space on the floor, chairs and tables. We were fortunate that during our visit it was not busy (Saturday afternoon). Although there is plenty seating inside I can imagine this place could easily become packed with hikers and locals. Masked are required at this time when entering the village and businesses. I forgot mine at camp and entered with my bandana and no one complained. I ordered a Supai Frybread, basically a hamburger on a Frybread with fixings and a nice large cold drink! It was nice to have something cold to drink. Placing drinks in the creek with a netted bags kept our drinks a tad cool, but not enough to quench your thirst. So having ice in your drink was such a treat! The food was good. It came out quickly, fresh and tasty. We also added some fries and onion rings to our order. I only took a couple of pictures , not want to disrespect their rules. The photo of me and my husband you are able to see the outlets just below the windows. The cafe was definitely nice to have if you wanted something besides your dehydrated food at camp. It was also nice to have a clean restroom with running water. The things we take for granted.... Definitely give this place a try, support the locals. read more

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Great food and service! We came at a busy time and they were courteous, kind and it was delicious!

The Supa Cafe provided a clean and spacious environment, with fabulous restrooms that were a welcome change from those at the campsite. Unfortunately, the staff appeared to be less than friendly, with no smiles or thanks offered, suggesting that they might be annoyed of the influx of tourists. Despite this, the food was excellent. The cafe was a pleasant place to sit and relax, unwind and offered charging stations for your electronics. This also was a unique opportunity to watch helicopters come and go while we waited for our own departure from the village. Overall, the experience was enjoyable. Breakfast burritos were fire homemade tortillas!! Yummy!! read more

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Phenomenal! Quick service! Exactly what a backpacker is craving after hiking in. Be courteous, you are a guest here, disappointed by some of the reviews. The food is delicious, well priced, and a short wait with beautiful views and air conditioning can't be beat. Enjoy a cool fountain drink and a tasty lunch. Very clean facilities and very well maintained! read more

What a lovely start to both my mornings on this magical trip. To have a warm meal we didn't have to trek in was incredible. I also appreciated how warm the staff was. I appreciated the system for leaving bags outside as it keeps the cafe clean and easy to navigate. read more

A great way to end a long hike day -- big portions and well-packed for transit back to the lodge or camp. Friendly service too!

Might as well drop a review while I'm here. I have to preface this review with...I get hungry as heck when I backpack. So this review could be an honest review OR it could be a review from a hungry backpacker... If you're here and getting anything that's not frybread related, you're doing it all wrong. Don't rob your tastebuds the amazing opportunity of eating their frybread. In all honestly, their frybread is soft and delicious. They pair that up with other toppings making a Supai taco, Supai chili cheese dog, even a Supai burrito. If you're in a tent with another person, get ready because they load these up with tons of beans! Beans beans beans! So much beans! You can grab your Supai taco and enjoy it in front of a stunning view. They're reasonably priced for being 80mi from any other food source. Keep in mind, these guys are still cash only, so bring enough. If you can't make the 1mi (2mi?) hike into the village from the campgrounds, there's a frybread stand on top of the Havasu Falls. Their selection is slightly different but definitely still frybread oriented. I really like their sweet toppings which i dont think the shop in the village has. Ok, get off yelp and go enjoy the nature. read more

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The food was actually pretty good. Like I was pretty happy with it. We started our hike early and it was a very nice breakfast. The service was pretty good too. Like with all people, some people are more talkative than others, but I never really thought of anyone as being rude or off putting... but I suppose everything is left to interpretation after all? But probably my favorite things was the ambience. They have WIFI so I was able to get one of the songs I associate with the place stuck in my head before making the journey to the campground and being a pilot, it was kinda fun for me to watch the helicopters take off and land! Idk. I really loved the place. If you're expecting a "5 star fine dining experience" it's not that but it honestly doesn't need to be. It has character. read more

Great food for a family price! There is a delicious fry bread that is always good. Being next to the landing field makes it even better!!! You get to sit, eat, and see how the helicopter help transport families in and out of the canyon. So neat!!! read more

Amazing fresh fry bread. Not sure what people were expecting for such a remote place where the only options for supplies is hiking, mule, or helicopter. Loved the fry bread, the locals I spoke with were grateful for the business and I am grateful to them for sharing their home with us. read more

What is everyone expecting? This is in the middle of nowhere. It's just nice to have a cooked meal after a bit of hiking. I decided I just wanted to try the fry bread on its own. The menu said either an Indian taco or choice of toppings. I asked the server what the choices of topics were. She said "oh, we have 1 choice of topping, honey." Okay... I wouldn't call that a choice but I applaud the marketing savvy. It certainly sounded impressive to get a choice of one thing. The fry bread is what you would expect. Sugary dough with a nice golden brown fry on it. A little doughy, with honey it tasted a bit like a fair elephant ear. Fun. Prices are high but consider where you are. Best place in town so you have to review this based on the area it's in. read more

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Ok, we can all find something to complain about... ...it took 49 minutes for a cheeseburger and tater tots ...they only had sugar free syrup ...there was no ice for the fountain drinks But if you take a step back and realize you're in the middle of the Grand Canyon, you really should be appreciative for: ...I was able to get a tasty hot meal after a long day of remote hiking ...I could have ordered bacon and eggs ...the fountain drinks came out cold, and I was totes thirsty This is a great cafe, albeit the only cafe in the village. And if you gotta have your Pops, they can deliver read more

Supai Cafe - 2Pac would have ordered this... back in '94 - Cafes Near Me - Supai, Arizona

How can one not be a fan of this place!? After at least 8 miles hike in, at the bottom of the canyon, hours of feeding on various energy bars, this place is like god sent! Nothing beat a cup of chilli and some good fried wings....the price is super reasonable for being the monopoly here, and the super nice havasupai hospitality! they are really patients and friendly...they are probably the nicest and friendliest monopoly! i am super impressed by their extensive condiment selection too, and I don't even use much condiments.....skippy peanut butter, sweet baby ray bbq sauces...man...what more can you ask for being at the bottom of the canyon, out of reach from the outside world where i bet no grubhub would deliver to?! i was going to order the chilli burger, but after i was told that it comes 2 patties, i decided to go with the chilli and some wings...i was hungry, but i still don't know if i could devour that amount of food...even one of the other patrons told me that it was a lot for her hubby... Granted the beef in the chilli tasted a bit....weird (either this must be what free range, grassfed cows taste like or...mcd/white castle has part of the beef ownership...latter theory may be more of a true statement judging from my friend's burger)... but hey, i am not 'picky'...i mean...it's all about expectation...i was really just expecting cup o'noodles, cold stale pizzas and some sorta microwavable food when my friend first told me that they have a cafe down here so we didn't have to pack much food...and honestly, the wings i had was REALLY good! i would take those any days even when i am not inside the canyon! my friend had it the next day and she loved them too! We were gonna grab breakfast the next day before our hike to the falls, but water interruption in the ENTIRE village closed down this restaurant for an unforeseeable period of time. I literally felt like the end of the world in a sense that i would have to keep eating protein bars and wouldn't be getting my chili and the chicken strips i'd been thinking the WHOLE night for my dinner after the hike while my friend was worried about the shower...#firstworldproblems #mypriority..... But imagine you were one of the havasupai....you got more than chili and wings to deal with...so adjust your expectation accordingly...like one reviewer said...if you want resort, go to scottsdale... read more

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Unlike some other Yelpers, I had no issue with the slow service, menu selection, quality of food, or the price of my meals. I'm in the Grand Canyon, sitting in an air conditioned building without having to cook whatever food I just ordered. I'm cool with having to pay premium and never expected gourmet. In fact, charge me more. All I ask for is a smile in return. Really, the ugly local native attitude by every employee in this restaurant was a buzz kill for me. My gawd, I didn't just kill your dog, take away your next meal or do anything to your phone you can't get your head out of long enough to take my order. Super friendly, happy to have you visit my land service would be nice, but I don't even need that. I just wanted less attitude, less huffing about being put out by having to ring up my order and less eye rolls over EVERYthing! That said, I ate here 3 times. I had eggs twice and a boca burger which I strongly recommend. Either I was starving from hiking or it was amazingly delicious! read more

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High Prices But The Only Game In Town $5 for soda or lemonade with $2.50 refill gets expensive.... The food is alright, but high prices for what it is. The Supai Frybread was decent... Expect to pay over $30 for two people to eat here in the little cafe.... read more

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Just arrived at my new assignment here at Supai, AZ. You may know it as Havasupai Falls. This little tribal owned cafe is very plain and simple. I had the Supai Burger. It was a double cheeseburger with lettuce tomato and onion on Frybread. I haven't unpacked my food yet so had to make do. This burger was decent and the fact that it was on frybread kicked it up a notch hence the 4 star rating. I will not be eating here frequently otherwise they will have to bring in the heavy lift copter to bring me out after three months. There is only one other restaurant down here so you wont be getting many reviews from me. I will try other things on the menu and update my review. If you come to visit the Falls stop in at the clinic and say Hi. Oh and bring some fresh pasta or something, please. read more

Due to the location and the mission one must go through to get here (to include supply deliveries), I find it really hard to give this place a negative rating. Sure, the staff may get there and open the doors in the morning at their conveniece. Sure, the food isn't cooked by a 7 star cheff. Sure, it might be a little pricier than Mc.donalds. Sure, it may or may not taste like goat testicles. But... who are we to complain? We're out in the middle of nowhere. You could very well be stuck eating goat testicles to survive. I only stopped by this place for breakfast on my way out. I had one of their meat and potato burritos along with an order of french toast. The portions for both of these were generous. I actually thought the french toast was one of the best I've had so far, but that could've just been because I was living off MREs for days before this meal. The burrito wasn't bad either. They were out of some utensils this morning but again everything is carried in here so you really can't be upset if this happens. Go outside and gather some twigs. Make a fork out of nature like a real survivalist. Tip: for the sake of not having people trip over a cluster truck of bags, they have hooks out front to hang your packs on. Not sure if it's a rule or not but all 30+ people cramming in here that morning were smart enough to leave their stuff outside. read more

Supai Cafe - French toast and chorizo? burrito. - Cafes Near Me - Supai, Arizona

I appreciate the warm food served here. Sure, service may be slow (took us almost one hour for simple dinner food one night), food may not be the most flavorful dish ever, but considering its location, (only way here is 8 miles hike or helicopter), I will take any warm food served here. I ate all my dinner and breakfast here during my stay at the Supai Village, ice wasn't available so I had my soda without ice. My meal was available after my friend finished eating. Who are we here to complain anyway? I just enjoyed what was available. They accept credit cards for $10 or more purchase but just in case their phone line is down, be sure to bring cash. The hour may say 6am to 7pm but don't always count on it. One time when we came at 6am, food wasn't available yet, so I just ate instant oatmeal available. I believe last order is 6:30pm so be here before 6:30pm, but if you get there at 6:30pm and all the food is out, then it is what it is..... Store across from the cafe closes at 6:00pm (they sell some snacks). Just plan ahead. read more

I got carried away with Supai / Havasul Fall review and ended up typing 7,000 letters in this box and had to cut it. CARRY SOME CASH TO SUPAI. They do accept credit card -But during our visit- phone line was cut off and this cafe had to turn down customers with only C.C. As a hardcore yelper, I had read every single reviews before going. Still- once I walked into this cafeteria like-cafe, my appetite just shrunk every time and made me turn around. It really reminded me of sad empty school cafeteria. I really tried to hold on to my hunger but gave in at last to eat our last meal at Supai cafe during our wait for helicopter. Indian taco - (USD 10.88) A can of bean and "some" American cheese and "some" chopped tomatoes and lettuces is served over fried bread. If you don't love beans, this isn't for you. ( I believe you can request to add beef and order a Indian taco with beef) And you know some reviewers mention the portion is "huge"? well- that's all bean ya'll. Beef burrito - (USD 5.50) It is ALL and ONLY beef wrapped in a tortilla. I'm not exaggerating. My friends ended up pouring this beef burrito on to Indian taco and mixing it. There is NOTHING but beef in beef burrito. This still makes me laugh. As far as quality of meat- it is dry grounded beef. Chicken Sandwich - (USD 7.60) I first asked for chicken salad but it was not available. Bun, chicken patty, one lettuce, tomato and pickle- which I had no complaint about. Its like school cafeteria food. But with... In&out combo price on it. The cafe and convenient store both closes at 6 PM- as soon as sundown. And to be super honest, I hope you visit with very low... or no expectation of both places. (check expiration date before purchasing anything from the store...I was tempted for Naked juices only to realized all of them were out dated) You need to understand, all supplies are being transported to Supai by mule or a helicopter- therefore.. everything is very limited. All I really needed to survive the weekend was a bunch of banana which of course.. is no where to be seen. Speaking of fruit - there is no fresh fruit insight. I saw some sad looking avocados at the store and was tempted but they looked too old to pay pricey number for em. Really, I'm telling you- there isn't much. The store is half empty or more. Most random items on shelves too- like a bottle of ranch. But there is no salad ANYWHERE . Our group microwaved our rice, went to the "cafe" and bought liter and a half of hot water for $1.50 and cooked our ramen in the ramen bag. (there is no pot or stove available from lodge's "kitchen") I highly recommend taking enough microwaveable, meal-replacement bars and snacks for your stay. I'm a picky eater and try my best to avoid ANY microwaveable food but you don't get that luxury here. You eat what's available to you and I feel safer eating my energy bars. Nonetheless, I would give this cafe full five stars for existing at all. Thank you Supai! read more

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So we ate here several times during our stay at the village since we didn't hike in with any meals. The prices were to be expected. Don't expect any warm personalities from staff or most of the locals for that matter. I had the items listed below and none were bad. Before you make any judgements on these food choices, keep in mind the hiking that has to be done in order to even get here, so it's totally fine. chili cheese fries chili dog supreme nachos breakfast plate with ham, eggs, hashbrows, and toast The bad thing is that it takes quite awhile for your order to be ready, at least 30 minutes. Some items such as the chili dog come with a bag of Lay's. For those not into meat, they've got a blackbean burger and garden burger on the menu. A vegetarian in our party tried both and preferred the garden burger over the blackbean one. I'm not sure how often they get shipments but by Saturday evening, they were out of a number of items which they list on a whiteboard. Soda refills are under $2. There are bathrooms available and a water fountain but honestly the better tasting water is 2 miles away down at the natural Fern Spring at the campgrounds. read more

Sigh it makes me sad how there's so many people that are so ungrateful and unappreciative that there is even a place to eat hot and fresh food in Havasupai!! Cmon guys you're in the middle of nowhere, what do you expect?? Definitely no gourmet food here, but you will be well fed for sure after a long and deserving hike! I've been backpacking for about 2 years now, and after awhile you get sick of eating Mountain House meals, granola and energy bars. So knowing that there IS a cafe in the middle of nowhere that serves hot food is truly something to be happy and grateful for. Shoot I know I was so happy to even eat a burger and fries after hiking the falls! Again, not the best, but still better than nothing. YES the food takes awhile to cook, YES it's expensive and YES the service isn't that great. But again, why are you complaining!?? There are far more worse things to complain about than these. Just stop for one moment and soak in the Supai Cafe for all that it is. I mean if you don't like the food then you can go back to eating your boring camping food, that's cool with me. Just take your negativity elsewhere!! ...sorry end rant. Anyways, now that that's out of my system..I love Supai Cafe for what it is! What's even better is that they accept credit card with no limit. Seriously, for something that's in the middle of nowhere to accept credit is a blessing. I didn't know that until after my 3rd time ordering food there. I thought it was cash only until someone in front of me asked if they take credit. A must visit when you're in the town of the people of the blue green water! Plus you get a little history about the town in this cafe! read more

This is the only "restaurant" in the village other than the frybread hut located in the campground. They have breakfast items, burgers, fried foods, and ofcourse frybread. The food is great when your starving and just hiked 8 miles. We mainly bought food so we could use the restroom. We got the frybread with beans, cheese, lettuce and tomato....it was decent. I enjoyed the frybread in the campground more. On our way out we tried the breakfast burrito and it was a good pre hike snack. read more

So its the only cafe in Supai so cant really complain. It's cheaper than going to an amusement park and ordering food so hey I'm fine with it. If it lets me carry less load hiking I'm fine with that. That being said everything on their menu is American fried / greasy foods. Fries, tacos, burgers etc. The foods alright. I would recommend getting the curry fries and their fried bread. They also are sometimes out of items (no tater tots :( ) It's also the only restroom in the village to pee in. read more

As with my other reviews on the Supai village and its surrounding environs, I feel that a lot of reviews left here lack context. This is *not* a resort town. It is a very small, remote village - a village where people live and work, not a village built to cater to vacationers - and the dining options reflect that. You wouldn't find a sushi bar or an organic vegetarian restaurant or a high-end steakhouse in any other small remote village, so why people expect it in Supai is beyond me. My husband and I went into our Supai adventure knowing that we would be roughing it - after all, that's the point! - and with that we also went into it with the expectation that the meals would not be on par with those found in larger towns/cities, etc. Not to mention that, if you hike down, you'll be ready to eat almost anything. Personally I usually avoid things that are deep-fried...and yes, if you try to eat healthy (as I do) there won't be many options to choose from. But what they do have is not bad. The food is mostly very basic American fast food fare: hamburgers, fries, chicken sandwiches, etc. Certainly not gourmet, and not my preferred cuisine by any means, but if you remember that there are only two ways to get food supplies down into the canyon (by horse/donkey or by helicopter), you'll have a better appreciation of just how difficult it is to get the food there. And because of that it should be no surprise that the prices are higher for what you'd pay for the same thing elsewhere. Do I like paying USD $ 35 for a couple of hamburgers, fries, and a drink? Of course not, but I did my research and I knew what to expect, so I wasn't outraged over it. When speaking of the quality of the food: it is very decent. I had a grilled chicken filet sandwich one day, and a salad the next, and both were very good. The salad, especially, is a pleasant surprise. It is HUGE - definitely enough to make a meal out of. Although it comes with sliced black olives, so if you don't like them (I don't) ask for it without olives when you order it. The café could benefit from a wider selection of food, yes, of course. It could also benefit from a wider selection of healthy food, since most people who hike down to the village are in moderately decent shape and therefore are likely to want healthier eating options. But taking into account where this is, you can get an OK meal here. It won't be gourmet dining, but it is OK. The service was excellent (meaning the counter where you place your order - there is not table service). The people who took our order were friendly and welcoming, and it suited our needs. Decent. read more

Since this is the only café in the supai area, it is a bit pricey. Everything is just decent here. Not great, not the worst. However, while you're in supai, you're literally just trying to survive so this place is a good spot to drop by after a long hike. However, it takes forever for the food to come out. Although it wasn't my cup of tea, I appreciate this place for being at Supai! read more

If this cafe was not in a remote village I would have given it 3 stars, but as it WAS located in the middle of nowhere next to paradise I'm giving it 4 stars. We hiked in from the campgrounds the day after hiking to Beaver Falls. It's an 8 mile round trip, but I wanted frybread and a diet coke from the cafe. My husband and I got a Supai taco, french fries and a salad. The taco is HUGE. The base is frybread with meat, beans lettuce and cheese piled on. I would suggest that they season the bean/meat mixture, but it was fine and a pleasant change from the freeze-dried food, MRE crackers, nuts and beef jerky we were eating. The fries were hot and there was a lot of condiments offered. I would have expected that we would pay for those considering that everything here gets into the canyon by helicopter or mule. Thank you Havasupai! Oh, the salad. It was huge too. We could barely finish the taco between us so we hiked back into with the salad in the daypack. We we got to the camp site, we filled our Frisbee with creek water and set the plastic to-go thingy in in to cool the lettuce down. With that, the dressing packets and crouton packets we had a nice salad to go with our freeze-dried spaghetti. The people running the place were very nice. The locals use this place too as well as the store. They must get sick of the constant flow of silly tourists, but they depend on us for their livelihood, so there it is. You guys ROCK!!! Thanks for having us into your home. read more

There were these kids playing outside telling us this place was a restaurant, so I was expecting a sit-down place for some reason LOL. Of course it wasn't- well they do have tables and chairs, but you order and pay at the counter...I ate here every day during my stay at Supai Lodge. I got the 6 piece spicy wings on our first night there and they were actually pretty good! All the sauces, napkins, and utensils are provided in the same area to the left of the counter, but the girl working there didn't seem annoyed that we didn't know that. The next morning, I shared the blueberry pancakes with my friend. They were big, but a little dry. I also tried their toast. I had their wings again that night...The next morning, I tried their waffles- again, they were dry and plain. Even my friend's plain pancakes were better. I didn't feel like wings this time, so I shared the BLT sandwich with my friend. It was pretty huge. On our last day, one of my friends bought everyone food from there (so nice of him) and so I tried the curly and seasoned fries...they were greasy and yummy. Since they are the only restaurant, you might have a really long time for your food- especially when it gets crowded...Oh and they stop serving food at 6:15pm! read more

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Not a bad divey place at the bottom of a canyon. We stopped in for breakfast before hiking out. Glad it's there! Of course, you can expect higher prices, small portions, minimal ingredients and just-ok food... but it's in the middle of nowhere and everything has to be brought in by helicopter. If you get a breakfast plate with eggs and toast or a pancake breakfast, you're much more likely to feel you got your money's worth. The pancakes are big, fluffy and hearty. The egg plate is standard, has a decent quantity of hash browns, and comes wiht a large, nice piece of toast. The burrito contains just meat, egg and potato, but it's not small. Avoid the suprisingly small and unimpressive bagel egg sandwich ($5), and watch out for the tiny side of hashbrowns (not worth $2). There's also a long list of things they're out of, again totally to be expected - just a heads-up. The service is friendly, the bathrooms are clean and have running water (although the men's room has only one stall with a door). read more

Remember that you are at the bottom of a canyon. This cafe is amazing. It's mostly your basic cheap fast food (hamburgers, fries, nuggets) prepared well. The portions are huge. Very little is fresh. (You're at the bottom of a canyon, remember.) Nothing is terribly healthy (but you just hiked 8 miles and you're going to do the same tomorrow, so who cares). The servers are super nice, and prices are lower than they might be (burger and fries ~$8). Don't expect anything gourmet and order accordingly, but it's a welcome sight at the end of the hike. P.S. They serve breakfast in addition to lunch/dinner: eggs, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, instant oatmeal. read more

Keep in mind this is a small remote village located in the grand canyon. we ordered a hamburger and a taco, both were equally bad. The burger came without a bun but sandwich bread. The taco was simply "not good". We asked if the chicken sandwich was breast meat and the answer we received was "yes, its either fried or filet." The gal taking our order was very unfriendly. This is not the case with most of the natives. We came across very friendly ones during or stay. Tip: buy frozen dinner (or cup of noodles) from the market across the way. Much better and cheaper. read more

Its great to not have to.carry food in. The food is average to not tasty but considering the situation. Its great. Slightly over priced. $1.50 for hot water? Hot chocolate $2- it was way too sweet so I had to add water ( ps ferns spring at campgrounds is delicious clean water similar but tastier than the bottled water you buy without the plastic ) I bought the bagel sandwich $5 with 2 egg and slice of cheese. Better than mc donalds but they don't season it so you can. I grabbed the small smuckers jelly n peanut butter for flavoring. My friend bought the egg breakfast n a coffee. Hated both. The coffee is weak and tastes worse than a gas station coffee. Being grateful than you'll think its fine for a meal or two. The best part is great WiFi signal here. And okay to spotty phone service read more

The food is actually pretty good, considering limited amount of ingridients. We ate there 3-4 times. I like the fry bread

Food was as expected - fried stuff, burgers, junk food, etc... Service was meh - staff didn't know the menu - "what's on the Malibu burger?" - "I don't know, it's vegetarian though" Bathrooms - every sink had a varying combination of water that was leaking, blasting out, or not working. One stall missing door. Note: being in the middle of the grand canyon, with no roads, doesn't prohibit general maintenance, and knowing the menu. New buildings are being constructed in the village, construction equipment is there, deferred maintenance is a choice. Note: mule trains run multiple times daily, and helicopter runs four days a week. Restaurant chooses to get junk food. read more

Closed for now for remodeling. Not sure when they will reopen. Good food though. Remember they have to fly everything in.

Great customer service. The food was actually really delicious after 2 mile hike in from the campground. Our group had the chicken nuggets, hamburger, fries, tator tots, and the frye. All were made well. There's also clean bathrooms to use too. The locals are very friendly. read more

If it were possible to leave no stars I would. I have no clue what restaurant these people are eating at that are giving it 4 and 5 stars. I understand that you just hiked 8 miles and would eat a dead raccoon, but it still doesn't justify gushing over this place as if it were a Sam Fox restaurant. We ate there 3 times on our trip. The customer service was spotty. Sometimes good, sometimes flat out rude. Took one member of our party 40 minutes to literally get 2 slices of toast with us being the only ones there. The food was gross, and felt at times inedible. And even if you got your food cooked reasonably and didn't wait an hour, you still have kids going through packs while you're sitting asking if you have anything for them. It is expensive but I won't give them fault there since it comes by pack horse and helicopter. Yes the falls are amazing and worth the trip, but bring your own food and stay out of Supai. At least if you do it that way, you won't be reminded how awful they treat their horses. read more

This cafe is in the middle of one of the most amazing towns I've ever been to... and a mile from paradise! Hiking to Havasupai was an amazing experience. I loved every minute of it and arriving at this cafe wasn't the exception. I got their cheeseburger and truly loved it. It might had been the adrenaline of this adventure but I truly loved their burger (and I'm not a fan of burgers). I had the same burger 5 times while I was in Havasupai, for lunch and dinner :) Havasupai I miss you! read more