4 Best Restaurants in Northwest Arizona, Arizona

Chico's Tacos

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This always-hopping taquería in the nondescript Basha's Shopping Center serves reliably good Mexican food. It's not fancy, but the clean and comfortable short-order joint turns out tasty tacos, burritos, tostadas, enchiladas, and taquitos served with chicken, grilled fish, carne asada, and other meat and veggie options. Six different salsas at the salsa bar add a bit of spice to the mix.

1641 N. McCulloch Blvd., Lake Havasu City, Arizona, 86403, USA
928-680–7010
Known For
  • full service bar serving margaritas and more
  • hearty Mexican breakfasts
  • designated line for pick-up orders
Restaurants Details
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Joe & Aggie's Cafe

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A popular and quirky spot for hearty Mexican and American fare in downtown Holbrook since the 1940s, this restaurant is perfect for huevos rancheros, chiles rellenos, Navajo tacos, or a chicken-fried steak meal en route to nearby Petrified Forest National Park.

120 W. Hopi Dr., Holbrook, Arizona, 86025, USA
928-524–6540
Known For
  • Southwestern staples
  • historic diner status
  • Route 66 mural

Mr. D'z Route 66 Diner

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This popular spot—even Oprah and Gayle King stopped here—serves up road food with a '50s flair for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The jukebox spins favorites, and tributes to Elvis and Marilyn Monroe adorn the walls in this old-fashioned diner decked out in bright turquoise and hot pink. Expect moderate prices on burgers, milkshakes, and the root beer that is made on-site.

105 E. Andy Devine Ave., Kingman, Arizona, 86401, USA
928-718–0066
Known For
  • house-made root beer
  • great '50s diner atmosphere and grub
  • across the street from the Kingman Visitor Center
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted

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Oatman Hotel

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This allegedly haunted landmark (there are no overnight accommodations anymore) is on Oatman's historic main drag. Claims that Carole Lombard and Clark Gable honeymooned here have been definitively debunked, but this quirky establishment contains a fun little restaurant that's renowned for its juicy buffalo burgers and addictively filling "burro ears"—house-made potato chips served with tangy salsa.

181 Main St., Oatman, Arizona, 86433, USA
928-768–4408
Known For
  • money-covered walls
  • burgers and chips
  • cowboy singers