4 Best Cafes in Grand Canyon Village

“In my opinion, this is the best restaurant they have in this little section of 5-6 different places to eat. Food was made to order, fresh, and we both liked everything we had. My wife had the burrito and I had a chicken sandwich and those were both great. Service was also very good and everyone was kind.“

“We rented e-bikes and rode the rim with this bunch! It was an incredible experience from the staff who outfitted us with perfectly-sized bikes, gave us a quick tutorial on bike operation, and recommended options for our half-day on the bikes. We opted for the Hermit’s Rest ride (21 miles roundtrip and mostly flat) and it was PERFECT for a five-hour rental. We biked at a leisurely pace, stopped several times, and even had a quick lunch at Hermit’s Rest. Highly recommend Bright Angel Bicycle Rentals!“

“Reasonably priced breakfast sandwiches, burritos & Starbucks coffee! It opens at 7 am but we got in line at 6:45 and we are glad we did. By the time we got out of line there were 30 more people behind us in line!Tip: get in line early before they even open up or you’ll be waiting awhile!“

“(Translated by Google) A cozy place. We arrived when they just opened and it was empty. The service was quick and they treated us very well. There was a woman who spoke Spanish and we understood each other perfectly. We ordered a couple of pizzas and one of them without tomato due to intolerance and both were very good. Without a doubt, a good stop on the way to recharge your batteries.(Original)Un lugar acogedor. Llegamos cuando acababan de abrir y estaba vacío. La atención fue rápida y nos atendieron muy bien. Había una mujer que hablaba español y nos entendimos a la perfección. Pedimos un par de pizzas y una de ellas sin tomate por intolerancia y ambas estaban buenísimas . Sin duda una buena parada en el camino para coger fuerzas.“