These 7 Secret Restaurants In Arizona Are Well Worth Finding

Arizona has a growing food scene and while most of the new places get plenty of coverage in local news outlets, we think the little mom and pop shops deserve some love as well! Our favorites are the ones that take some effort to find because not only will you find a delicious surprise but many of them tend to have amazing views as well. Let’s check out seven restaurants hidden around Arizona.

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Dining on the floor of the Grand Canyon is about as hidden and secretive as you can get! This little restaurant is open to hikers and rafters traveling through the canyon but be sure to make dinner reservations well in advance! The allure of hot, hearty meals is popular among hikers here. You can read more about the restaurant in one of our previous articles.

Location: North Kaibab Trail in the Grand Canyon

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Fancy some music with your meal? This steakhouse is sitting next to an RV park and, unless you’re specifically looking for it, you might breeze right on past. Order up a steak with your favorite sides and enjoy the musical revue for entertainment.

Address: 2760 East Butler Avenue, Flagstaff

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You’ll have a long drive on rough dirt roads to get to this historic saloon but the music, food, and mountain atmosphere makes it all worth it. You can read more about the restaurant in one of our previous articles.

Address: 7219 Main Street, Crown King

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This underground restaurant just opened over the summer and you’re going to love the journey there. Located in the same place as the famous Grand Canyon Caverns, the restaurant serves lunch and dinner to go with a guided tour 210 feet underground. You can read more about the restaurant in one of our previous articles.

Location: Mile Marker 115 on Route 66 in Peach Springs

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Hidden away in a quiet part of Arizona, this bar and steakhouse is a surprising find in the tiny community. The historic restaurant looks absolutely stunning and the food is simply divine.

Address: 8985 Iron Springs Road, Kirkland

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While not a restaurant, this is a remote location that you might not notice unless you’re looking for it. Sitting on the side of the highway outside Sonoita, this place offers a stunning desert setting for wine tasting . You can read more about the restaurant in one of our previous articles.

Address: 3969 Highway 82, Sonoita

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After that long hike down to the floor of the Grand Canyon, you’ll probably be looking for a chance to eat a meal you don’t have to prepare yourself. If you’re stopping in Supai, check out this little restaurant, which serves a number of diner favorites and Indian tacos. Plus, if you decide to dine outside, you’ll have one of the best dinner views in the world!

Address: 10 Main Street, Supai

If you didn’t find your favorite restaurant on this list, you might come across it in 8 Amazing Hidden Restaurants And Where To Find Them.