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Parker (Mojave 'Amat Kuhwely, formerly 'Ahwe Nyava) is the county seat of La Paz County, Arizona, United States, on the Colorado River in Parker Valley. The population was 3,083 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Parker
1. Crossroads Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By Kathy D
Great service, food was really great. Prepared there not out of a can or package, homemade sausage gravy, chicken fried steak and home fried potatoes. Great service even gave us a to go drink. Restaurant was very busy.
2. Early Bird Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Donna M - ARIZONA
Had all the normal breakfast food. We ate here twice while in town food and service both times were good.
3. Stark Family Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Retiree55578 - Michigan
This is THE place for donuts and I wish I could go here everyday. Buttermilk donut was fantastic. The woman who served us said her sister gets there every by 6 pm to bake from scratch for the next morning. And our server gets in at 5am to sell what has been made. Thank you to both for keeping a bakery going that is 35 years old. Oldest business in Parker we were told.
4. Pirate's Den
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Imagine the sun setting in the Desert Mountains over the Colorado River. Enjoying the sunset under your beachside cabana, you and your guests are sipping your favorite beverages while dinner is sizzling on the grill. After sundown, you saunter down the boardwalk to the bar for a nightcap. You may think you're at home, and we have it in mind to make you feel that way. We are the Pirates Den RV Resort and Marina. Our unique resort is not your typical recreational vehicle park. ...
Reviewed By BullwinkleLineman - Langley, Canada
Great spot to meet other snowbirds. Nice pub , restaurant and outside/riverside patio. Beside a great boat marina. Love their cheap fish tacos at Happy Hour , and drinks are reasonably priced. A must stop.
5. Coffee Ern's
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
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Reviewed By Snyd3r - Breclav, Czech Republic
We visited this restaurant for qucik breakfast before travel to San Diego. From the outside restaurant looks not verry pretty, but interior is ok. Nice waitress welcomed us and showed our table. We ordered 3 types of omelets. My chorizo omelett was excelent!
6. Lily's Mexican Food
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Southwest_Gaucho - Payson, Arizona
Stopped for lunch in Parker, AZ and wanted to eat somewhere besides a fast food place but also wanted something fairly quick. Looked on TA and decided to give Lily's a try after reading reviews.
As others have stated, this is a clean restuarant. Acoustics are a little off and it can be very loud. There was a large group there the day we visited and my wife and I had a hard time talking to each other on the other side of the restaurant.
We both had taco's only, no rice or beans. We had pork adovado, chicken, and beef tacos. All were tasty, however they were all different. The pork tacos came out flat like a tostada but were tasty. Chicken taco was the same and was chopped chicken vs shredded. The beef was shredded and was actually folded, fried, crispy and was my favorite.
There is a salsa bar where you can get some salsa for chips or your food.
Overall it was good and worth a stop. Fairly close to being a 4 rating.
7. The Desert Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By PrincessWildhair - Vista
O.K. - My friends found this place listed as something to do while visiting Parker, Arizona. I would say it is something you really HAVE to do while in Parker unless you are just too uptight to find the humor and mirth in such a place. It IS up a long dirt road. While you don't need a 4 wheel drive vehicle I would not attempt it if it was raining in a regular 2 wheel drive vehicle. (our friends wanted to mountain bike it... uh no...) When you get there you WILL see a lot of people there. The hours are limited and they close the bar at 5:00 p.m. This is not a typo. What you will find is a fabulous outdoor venue that is continuing to be under construction. What was also there was an amazing band. Really!! They were awesome. Food is basic - very basic and cheap. I had a great Turkey burger for... $4.00 yep! They have vegetarian options too. If you are gluten free- well you will have to stick to the garlic fries and they were delicious. My ONLY complaint really isn't valid when you look at the business model of this place which is "keep it simple" I would LOVE to see a better beer selection but that would make it difficult to keep the prices down. A Coors is 3.00 - Yes... 3.00 (I would love to see some good local microbrews or others) but under the circumstances doesn't make sense. It was all just good clean fun. Kids are welcome by the way. Bad attitudes are not. Cheers!!! (BTW.. there is NO CELL reception up there so if you are a doctor on call... make sure it is your day off)
8. Roadrunner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By pzieggy - Washington
This is one of those places that I would call different yet could be fun. It is a floating bar so if you get sea sick, it is best not to visit. The bar allows boats to pull up right next to where they have seating, which does not have any type of rail between you and the edge of the floor. It is got a nice view of the river and surrounding desert mountains. The food was typical for a bar, yet good. We did find the service to be less than desirable. As this was our first time here we were not aware that you had to go up to the bar to get food or drinks. Upon walking in, there were several servers and a bartender that just looked at us and turned away. After 10 minutes of sitting at the table, with no service, my husband went to the bartender and asked for drinks and a menu. We were told that normally the little section that we sat in is for drinks only. Mind you this is a small bar with no signs saying 'drinks only here' or 'place order here'. It would have been nice if someone would have at least greeted us with a smile and a 'what can we do for you'. Note: It was not busy when we got here.
9. El Sarape
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By DavidCriswell - Fort Collins, Colorado
Personally, this is my favorite Mexican food in town. The food is excellent. I love their chicken enchiladas and appreciate that they aren't oozing with cheese (maybe that's what you WISH Mexican food was, but that's not Mexican food...). Lunch is served all day, so I appreciate being able to order reasonably sized portions at a fair price. Thumbs up for the Chile relleno, chicken enchiladas, and fajitas.
10. Foxs RV Park Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Located on the Colorado River, Fox's RV Resort is the perfect place for a relaxing get away. From our full restaurant and bar to our RV park and park model rentals, we've got everything you need after a day of fun in the sun on the river. We have full service RV hookups featuring cable TV, free wifi, and private patios with barbecue grills. Not looking to camp in the RV? Enjoy the comforts of home in a fully furnished park model rental. One, two, and three bedroom park models are available. At Foxs RV Resort, your days will be spent soaking up the sun, enjoying cocktails at our floating bar and dancing to the live music from the best bands in the area.
Reviewed By Tom D - Conrad, Montana
Just a quick stop for a burger but the food was great and watching all the river activities made it entertaining. Many boats going up and down the river and pulling into the bars docks.
The water is so pretty and clear you can watch the fish below the floating restaurant as you have your favorite beverage and meal.
This was recommended to us by a friend and I would definitely recommend it to others.
