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Arizona, United States Food Guide: 6 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Seligman
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Seligman, Arizona, United States. Seligman (Havasupai: Thavgyalyal) is a census-designated place (CDP) on the northern border of Yavapai County, in northwestern Arizona, the United States.
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6. A&W Restaurant
Reviewed By dads2vette
I got there at about 5:20...they close at 5:30 so I was grateful I could order. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger(free bacon since I was the last order for the day) and a root beer float. What else should I have ordered at A & W??Burger was very good, better than most fast food joints, and the float was outstanding. Friendly family run business in a great little town. The only thing that made this less than perfect was that it's located in a gas station, kind of like the Subways in truck stops.Still a tasty meal.
5. Pizza Joint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Deborah M
We expected not-so-good pizza. The area is old and we just figured the pizza would be too. We were just hoping for edible. Totally wrong! The waitress was super nice and our pizza was excellent. Perfect crust, perfect amount of cheese-like super excellent. Throw in the attached side dive bar, and I'm a happy camper!
4. Road Kill Cafe & O.K. Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 944 reviews
Welcome to the Roadkill Café, an adventure in dining! Famous for our Char-broiled Burgers, Buffalo Burgers, and Steaks. The Roadkill Café OK Saloon is definitely well Worth the stop, along Route 66. Eating is more Fun when you know it was hit on the run!
Reviewed By Katkem
Great food, wonderful service, good prices!! Drinks come in Mason Jars! We just loved the whole experience of it!! Very large menu! We had Hamburgers and they were huge, delicious and juicy!! Meat tasted so Quality!!
3. Route 66 Roadrunner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
You will find a great gift shop with many items made locally along with a café that offers everything from a breakfast sandwich to burgers and pizza, plus you can enjoy some libations such as iced cold Sierra Nevada Pale Ale or Pilsner beer, assortment of
Reviewed By Susan S
Small places are like hidden gem! Very nice to pop in and see whats the history of the town and see whats the storry about
2. Westside Lilo's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1057 reviews
Reviewed By IllyCoffeeDrinkers
Westside Liloâs Café is family owned and operated and serves excellent food. During a road trip from Flagstaff to Los Angeles, the male half of IllyCoffeeDrinkers stopped here for lunch on an October Monday afternoon. After being told to sit anywhere, I sat by a window and was immediately provided with ice water and coffee by a polite and friendly young waitress. The interior décor is classic Route 66 Café/Diner with several mounted animals on the walls for those who are into them (photos attached). The well-lit interior includes a counter and comfortable wooden tables and chairs that can easily be moved to accommodate large parties of up to eight or more. During lunch, locals were regularly greeted by the staff by name and tourists could be heard speaking French and Japanese nearby. A few scruffy/cool bikers were also in for lunch. The parking lot is large and can easily accommodate smaller RVs. One of us has ordered a classic American breakfast of Scrambled Eggs, Sausages, Potatoes and Gluten Free Toast (when available) throughout the United States. For comparison, an order of Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Patties, Hash Browns and Gluten Free Toast ($2 extra) was placed (photo attached). This plate was one of the best breakfast meals we have ever eaten. All the food had that special diner flavor which only comes from a well-cured griddle or iron skillet. The portions were very hearty, and the potatoes were excellent, crispy on the outside and well-cooked on the inside. The coffee was pleasant, regularly filled and a free to-go cup was provided at the end of the meal (always appreciated on a long road trip). Bottom line, if you are looking for a hearty diner style meal in a classic Southwestern Café/Diner style setting, this restaurant is definitely worth a try. If you found this review helpful and/or our photos helpful or pleasing, we hope you will click the âhelpful/thank youâ button. Those of us who write detailed reviews appreciate the feedback and it encourages us to write additional reviews for everyoneâs consideration. Thank you.
1. Delgadillos Snow Cap
Overall Ratings
4 based on 491 reviews
Reviewed By lroberts1228
Delgadillo's is an experience. First of all, Seligman exists due to promoting the Route 66 mystic. Delgadillo's began as a drive in, built with scrap lumber by the original owner. It has since been updated, just barely. But the ladies that take your order have a sense of humor. Ask for ketchup or mustard to find out! You eat outside under a rudimentary awning. The rear of the restaurant is decorated with antique "stuff" and old vehicles. The outhouse has new plumbing facilities (thank goodness). The food is not exceptional, but very good and served in ample quantities. It's well worth the experience.
