MartAnne’s, Flagstaff
This Route 66 staple proudly bills itself as “the house that chilaquiles built,” and one order of this iconic breakfast dish shows off why. Corn chips toasted to perfection and piled high with scrambled eggs, chorizo or pork green chili, green onions, cheese and salsa.
Mr. D’z Route 66 Diner, Kingman
Once a 1930s gas station, Mr. D’z now enjoys a second life as a retro diner complete with checkerboard floors, neon signage and a jukebox. As for the food, it’s classic diner fare, and it’s delicious: cheeseburgers, patty melts, shakes and root beer floats.
Red Raven, Williams
Red Raven is an intimate bistro with elevated dishes — a happy respite from conventional road-trip eats. The clams and mussels pasta are braised in a delicate white wine while the duck gets a hint of sweetness from cranberry sauce. After dinner, retreat to one of Williams’ cozy Route 66 hotels for a deep slumber.
Studio 66 Café, Holbrook
An inviting café with small-town pride, Studio 66 is run by Holbrook’s 2024 Woman of the Year, Katrina Jaime. It’s the kind of place where the food is as welcoming as the people. Tuck into breakfast and lunch favorites, like sticky cinnamon rolls, hot-off-the-press paninis and crispy fries loaded with fun toppings.
Turquoise Room, Winslow
Inside the historic La Posada Hotel, the Turquoise Room blends fine dining with flavors rooted in the Southwest. Navajo fry bread, Hopi piki bread, and dishes starring Arizona-grown corn, beans and squash offer guests a unique culinary experience that connects both land and tradition.
Westside Lilo’s, Seligman
Founded by German immigrant Lilo, this restaurant serves specialties from the old country, such as schnitzel, bratwurst and liver and onions, all made with recipes passed down through generations. Known for generous portions and a friendly atmosphere, Westside Lilo’s has been a beloved travelers’ stop for decades.
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