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Grand Canyon restaurants & cafés | Grand Canyon National Park
Bright Angel Bicycle Rental and Café
This bicycle rental spot has an espresso bar and cafe that serves grab-and-go snacks and beverages. You can get some amazing coffee made with Arizona beans, baked treats, fresh sandwiches, and salads made with seasonal fare and more.
Cuisine/menu: Coffee, small bites, baked goods. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 8am to 5pm
Price range: $5 – $15
Location: South Rim
Address: 10 S Entrance Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Grand Canyon Village Market & Deli
From family-size pizzas to soups, snacks, and sandwiches, there is something for everyone at the Grand Canyon Village Market & Deli. Grab some lunch here after you shop at the market or pack up some food for your day ahead — the produce is fresh, locally sourced, and delicious.
Cuisine/menu: Deli. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 7am to 6:30pm
Price range: $5 – $30
Location: South Rim
Address: 1 Market Plaza Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Yavapai Lodge Dining Hall
The main restaurant at the Yavapai Lodge, the Dining Hall serves Southwestern-style food that's hearty and flavor-packed. Indulge in some American classics or try out the popular chef-special creations. Vegan options are also available.
Cuisine/menu: American and Southwestern. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 7am to 9pm
Price range: $20 – $30
Location: South Rim
Address: 11 Yavapai Lodge Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Yavapai Lodge Tavern
Take a moment to relax at the Yavapai Lodge on your trip to the Grand Canyon. Enjoy locally-crafted brews, signature wines, and mouth-watering Southwestern cocktails at the Tavern, all the while enjoying live music, fun bar-grub, and an amazing crowd. With both outdoor and indoor seating, the Tavern is an amazing spot for large groups.
Cuisine/menu: American and Southwestern. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 12pm to 9pm
Price range: $10 – $20
Location: South Rim
Address: 11 Yavapai Lodge Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
El Tovar Hotel Dining Hall and Lounge
The dining hall and lounge of the historic El Tovar Hotel offer guests a rustic and traditional ambience paired with delicious Southwestern food. Decorated in indigenous and local art, the El Tovar has had a number of famous visitors and remains an iconic food spot of the area. The lounge has some amazing sunset views, and the dining hall is well-known for its classic dishes.
Cuisine/menu: American and Southwestern. Find the menu here
Timings:
Monday – Sunday: 6:30am to 9:30pm (Dining Hall)
Monday – Sunday: 11am to 10pm (Lounge)
Price range: $30 – $70
Location: South Rim
Address: 1 El Tovar Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Arizona Steakhouse
Large windows span every wall of this steakhouse in the east end of the Bright Angel Lodge, so you get a spectacular view of the rim of the Grand Canyon from every seat. The culinary focus here is food made with heirloom ingredients that retain the native flavors from the state. The Arizona Steakhouse even promotes beer and wine made locally.
Cuisine/menu: Modern steakhouse. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 11:30am to 9pm
Price range: $20 – $70
Location: South Rim
Address: 10 Albright Ave, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Maswik Food Court and Pizza Pub
This food court is located inside the Maswik Lodge, and it's one of the most popular Grand Canyon restaurants, especially with guests who take a hike along the nearby trails like Rim Trail, Bright Angel Trail, and others. They serve both grab-and-go food as well as sit-down meals.
Cuisine: Food court
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 6am to 9pm
Price range: $10 – $20
Location: South Rim
Address: 202 Village Loop Drive, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Desert View Market and Deli
Desert View Market and Deli is a hotspot for those who want to grab a pot of breakfast and has both indoor and outdoor seating. You can get pizza, custom-made sandwiches, hot dogs, and other snacks at this hidden gem. You can also get some food packed for your day ahead!
Cuisine/menu: Deli. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 10am to 5pm
Price range: $5 – $15
Location: South Rim
Address: AZ-64, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Desert View Trading Post - Coffee and Ice Cream
Stay hydrated and shop for souvenirs, all at the same spot: the Desert View Trading Post. Well known for its sweet treats, coffee drinks, and ice cream, this is a must-visit spot, especially in the summer. Particularly delectable here is their signature fudge, which they make from scratch!
Cuisine: Snacks
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 9am to 5pm
Price range: $5 – $15
Location: South Rim
Address: Desert Vw Rd, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Phantom Ranch Canteen
Reservations are a must if you want to dine at the Phantom Ranch Canteen because it is a culinary experience and a canyon adventure rolled into one. Located at the bottom of the canyon, you'll either have to hike down or take a mule ride to reach the spot before you're served a set menu. Do not be late, as they are quite strict about timings!
Cuisine: American
Timings:
April to October: 8:30am to 4pm
November to March: 8pm to 10pm
Price range: $30 – $70
Location: North Rim
Address: N Kaibab Trail, North Rim, AZ 86052, United States | Find on Maps
Grand Canyon Lodge Dining Room
This beautiful, rustic dining room with its large windows and intimate seating is just the place to splurge a little on your trip to the Grand Canyon. The 16-hour smoked signature dish, Ponderosa Smoked Brisket Platter, is their bestseller. Apart from that, you can indulge in local flavours, comfort food, and even healthy options!
Cuisine: American
Timings: Mid-May to mid-October, Monday – Sunday: 6:30am to 9:45pm
Price range: $20 – $50
Location: North Rim
Address: 6225 AZ-67, North Rim, AZ 86052, United States | Find on Maps
Deli in the Pines
Deli in the Pines is a beautiful, rustic cottage-style establishment that sells fresh sandwiches, pizzas by the pie or slice, salads, and more. You can either get your order to-go or eat at the dining hall. Guests who are hiking or camping can get their Backpack snacks from here too!
Cuisine: Deli
Timings: Mid-May to mid-October, Monday – Sunday: 10am to 8pm
Price range: $10 – $20
Location: North Rim
Address: 6225 AZ-67, North Rim, AZ 86052, United States | Find on Maps
Grand Canyon restaurants & cafés | Grand Canyon West
Sky View Restaurant
This restaurant overlooks the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West and is famous for its spectacular views of the canyon. Featuring a kids' menu, scrumptious desserts, and even a wine and beer selection, this is a great choice if you want to wine and dine with your family.
Cuisine/menu: American. Find the menu here
Timings: Monday – Sunday: 9am to 4:15pm
Price range: $20 – $30
Address: 808 Eagle Point Rd, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, United States | Find on Maps
Gwe Ma’jo Restaurant
This local hotspot brings into focus the local delicacies of the Hualapai indigenous community and is a must-try for visitors who want to experience the heritage of Grand Canyon West. Dig into a flavourful Hualapai stew or try the fusion burritos and tacos when you visit this Hualapai Point eatery.
Cuisine: Hualapai. Find the menu here
Timings:
Monday – Sunday: 8am to 4:30pm
Wednesday – Saturday: 8am to 10:30am (Breakfast)
Price range: $10 – $30
Address: Quartermaster Point Rd, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, United States | Find on Maps
Diamond Creek Restaurant
The Diamond Creek Restaurant opens early in the morning and serves food till dinnertime, so it's a great spot for guests who are on an all-day tour. They have an extensive menu and serve a bit of everything, from American classics to Hualapai delights.
Cuisine/menu: American and Hualapai. Find the menu here
Timings:
Monday – Friday: 6am to 8pm
Saturday – Sunday: 8am to 7pm
Price range: $10 – $20
Address: 900 AZ-66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, United States | Find on Maps
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Frequently asked questions about Grand Canyon restaurants
Which is the most popular cuisine offered in the restaurants?
American cuisine is the most popular cuisine offered at the Grand Canyon restaurants and cafes. However, local flavours and Southwestern cuisine are also in high demand here.
Are there restaurants with vegetarian or vegan-friendly options?
Yes, a number of Grand Canyon restaurants serve vegetarian and vegan-friendly dishes, such as Harvey House Cafe, El Tovar dining room, Yavapai Lodge Tavern, Maswik Lodge, and others. You can also get gluten-free options at some of the food spots.
Are any of the restaurants pet-friendly?
Yavapai Lodge Tavern is one of the pet-friendly restaurants in the Grand Canyon National Park, and there are a couple of others nearby.
What are some kid-friendly restaurants inside the Grand Canyon?
Almost all restaurants at Grand Canyon are kid-friendly, but some of them are particularly great for families, such as Grand Canyon Village Market & Deli, Harvey House Cafe, Sky View Restaurant, and others.
Where can I stop for a quick bite inside the Grand Canyon National Park?
There are a number of spots where you can grab a quick bite or get your food to-go, such as Bright Angel Bicycle Rental and Café, Fred Harvey Tavern, Hermit's Rest Snack Bar, and others.
Where can I buy snacks or small bites to carry with me for my hike in the Canyon?
The Grand Canyon has plenty of takeaway food spots, so you can get your food packed from anywhere before you set out for your hike. Particularly popular among them are Phantom Ranch Canteen and Deli in the Pines.
Where can I dine with a view inside the Grand Canyon?
When you dine at the Grand Canyon restaurants, jaw-dropping views are complimentary. However, some notable spots are Sky View Restaurant, Grand Canyon Lodge Dining Room, El Tovar Hotel Lounge, and Guano Point Cafe.
Are there any seasonal dining spots inside the Grand Canyon?
Most of the North Rim food spots are seasonal, as the area remains closed from December to May. The marketplaces, too, may have some seasonal pop-up spots that are open at specific times of the year.