EASILY the best thing about Camp Verde. I've been coming here for almost 20 years now and it never disappoints. <3 Frybread Homie and his family are always so nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
n0madnewy0rk
I always stop here whenever I am headed to Sedona or Montezuma's castle. This trip to Sedona was a bust but the fry bread was, as always, a treat.
156haleyp
Perfect snack stop on the way to Montezuma’s Castle. The gentleman making our order was friendly and personable. We enjoyed both the cinnamon sugar and honey fry bread! Make sure you bring some wet wipes because your fingers can get a tad sticky!
krism782
We’ve been stopping at this stand for years, and it never disappoints! (He’s been here since the mid 1980’s) SO DELICIOUS! The owner is so funny, and actually grew up on the Apache-Yavapai Reservation the stand sits on. They also sell handmade jewelry and art at really good prices.
arizjudywrites
Any tourist should try the Indian Frybread sold in a parking lot! Take pictures to tell your friends at home. It's the real deal.
John Krehnovi
Great stop. Have cash for this. $4 per bread at time we went. Honey, salted, cinnamon, powdered sugar. We liked salted best. Line may be slow but worth the stop. Really nice guy and he said he's been there since the mid 80s so I'm figuring it's authentic.
Nate Wilcox
Great fry bread. I got the Indian taco with refried beans, cheese, onion, and salsa
andreasS4700WL
I got a fry bread with mesquite honey, it was so good!!! You definitely have to try this place. I really wish there were more Native American restaurants in the area. So tired of pizza, and burgers. This really hit the spot and made it worth the visit. Thank you guys!!! I forgot to take a pic before I started eating it ?
Heather D.
My family stopped here because my daughters are in love with the children's book "Fry Bread." The owner was SO nice & funny, and the Fry bread was delicious. We got powdered sugar. Many enthusiastic sugar-covered thumbs up!
Kamil A.
We stopped by this stand on our way back from Montezuma Castle. The cook is very friendly. They have salt, honey, cinnamon sugar, and powdered sugar toppings. We tried a half cinnamon sugar/half salt piece of bread. It's a great snack!
Drove 45 mins here. Place looked abandoned. Not sure if this is temporary or a permanent thing.
casallese
On the way out of the Montezuma's Castle National Monument, you'll spot a tent with signs for Indian fry bread and souvenirs. We didn't partake in the souvenirs but we did try the fry bread and it was very good. We had ours with powdered sugar but you can try it with honey as well. You can grab a cold drink, too, and visit with some of the natives.
Karen Jackson
I love your fry bread and your customer service. Thank you for providing for us!
Liz M.
Stopped by this place after hitting up Montezuma castle. The Frybread was good, my friend and I had the honey one. It is a shareable size.... After we got our order, I asked the lady for extra napkins. She made a snarky remark about my friend already having 1 napkin. So I said yes but I need an extra napkin for me!. Lady acts like it's going to cost her an arm and a leg to give me 1 more extra napkin sheeeesh lady! Not the greatest customer service.
Garland
Sorry for the bad pic, but I was in a hurry to eat this warm delicious fry bread with powdered sugar. Most excellent and worth the wait. You can get them with honey, cinnamon or powdered sugar. Also plain or with salt. 4 dolla make ya holla!?
EASILY the best thing about Camp Verde. I've been coming here for almost 20 years now and it never disappoints. <3 Frybread Homie and his family are always so nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I always stop here whenever I am headed to Sedona or Montezuma's castle. This trip to Sedona was a bust but the fry bread was, as always, a treat.
Perfect snack stop on the way to Montezuma’s Castle. The gentleman making our order was friendly and personable. We enjoyed both the cinnamon sugar and honey fry bread! Make sure you bring some wet wipes because your fingers can get a tad sticky!
We’ve been stopping at this stand for years, and it never disappoints! (He’s been here since the mid 1980’s) SO DELICIOUS! The owner is so funny, and actually grew up on the Apache-Yavapai Reservation the stand sits on. They also sell handmade jewelry and art at really good prices.
Any tourist should try the Indian Frybread sold in a parking lot! Take pictures to tell your friends at home. It's the real deal.
Great stop. Have cash for this. $4 per bread at time we went. Honey, salted, cinnamon, powdered sugar. We liked salted best. Line may be slow but worth the stop. Really nice guy and he said he's been there since the mid 80s so I'm figuring it's authentic.
Great fry bread. I got the Indian taco with refried beans, cheese, onion, and salsa
I got a fry bread with mesquite honey, it was so good!!! You definitely have to try this place. I really wish there were more Native American restaurants in the area. So tired of pizza, and burgers. This really hit the spot and made it worth the visit. Thank you guys!!! I forgot to take a pic before I started eating it ?
My family stopped here because my daughters are in love with the children's book "Fry Bread." The owner was SO nice & funny, and the Fry bread was delicious. We got powdered sugar. Many enthusiastic sugar-covered thumbs up!
We stopped by this stand on our way back from Montezuma Castle. The cook is very friendly. They have salt, honey, cinnamon sugar, and powdered sugar toppings. We tried a half cinnamon sugar/half salt piece of bread. It's a great snack!
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Drove 45 mins here. Place looked abandoned. Not sure if this is temporary or a permanent thing.
On the way out of the Montezuma's Castle National Monument, you'll spot a tent with signs for Indian fry bread and souvenirs. We didn't partake in the souvenirs but we did try the fry bread and it was very good. We had ours with powdered sugar but you can try it with honey as well. You can grab a cold drink, too, and visit with some of the natives.
I love your fry bread and your customer service. Thank you for providing for us!
Stopped by this place after hitting up Montezuma castle. The Frybread was good, my friend and I had the honey one. It is a shareable size.... After we got our order, I asked the lady for extra napkins. She made a snarky remark about my friend already having 1 napkin. So I said yes but I need an extra napkin for me!. Lady acts like it's going to cost her an arm and a leg to give me 1 more extra napkin sheeeesh lady! Not the greatest customer service.
Sorry for the bad pic, but I was in a hurry to eat this warm delicious fry bread with powdered sugar. Most excellent and worth the wait. You can get them with honey, cinnamon or powdered sugar. Also plain or with salt. 4 dolla make ya holla!?