Restaurants in Grand Canyon National Park
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El Tovar Dining Room
Set a stone's throw away from the canyon's edge, it has the best views of any restaurant of the state, if not the country. If you don't get a table with a view - you can request it in advance but it won't be guaranteed - the grand stone and dark oak dining room warms the soul like an upscale lodge of yore, and the food, especially the steaks, makes the trip worthwhile.
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Grand Canyon Lodge Dining Room
Some people get belligerent if they can’t get a window seat, but the canyon-view windows are so huge it really doesn’t matter where you sit. The menu includes buffalo steak and vegetarian options, but don’t expect any culinary memories. Reservations are not accepted.
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Arizona Room
Striking a wonderful balance between casual and upscale, this restaurant is a solid option. Antler chandeliers hang from the ceiling and picture windows overlook the canyon. Mains include steak, chicken and fish dishes. No reservations; there's often a wait.
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Bright Angel Restaurant
Families love this busy, down-home coffee shop for its casual vibe and kid-friendly menu. However, with no canyon views and only perfunctory service, it’s the least appealing of the rim’s three table-service restaurants.
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Arizona Room
Western steaks, barbecue dishes and homemade pies and tarts are worth the wait. Dining room is adorned with antler chandeliers and canyon-view windows, while the back porch is perfect for sunset margaritas.
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Grand Canyon Lodge Dining Room
Window tables enjoy panoramic views, while a menu of only average fare has vegetarian options. Dinner reservations required, or sign up for the nightly ‘Grand Cookout Experience’ by 3pm.
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Deli in the Pines
This small cafeteria adjacent to the lodge serves surprisingly good food, although the menu is limited to sandwiches, pizza and a few more simple items.
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Jennifer’s Bakery & Internet Cafe
Breakfast pastries and omelettes, hot and cold deli sandwiches and espresso drinks all day. Free wi-fi.
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Deli in the Pines
Small cafeteria beside the lodge serves made-to-order sandwiches, salads, pizza and ice cream.
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Desert View Trading Post Snack Bar
Snack bar by the East Entrance serves breakfast, burgers and other predictable basic fare.
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Deli at Marketplace
Fresh sandwiches and picnic goodies to go, plus pizza and fried chicken.
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