8 Best Vegan Restaurants in Grand Canyon Village

“We just found this place. They had a bit of everything on the menu and a little convenience store/ gift shop as well. The staff is so polite, professional and friendly. The food was great and reasonably priced. The restaurant had a great vibe and we will definitely be back. 🥰“

“excellent service, I loved everything.“

“We actually sat in the lounge here and the view was fantastic. The service here is good but the food is just okay my sliders were not hot barely warm. If you come in here try and get a table next to the window you get a great view of the Grand canyon“

“The service and staff is great! Our food was very tasty and we didn't have to wait for long. a great place to bring your family and friends for a great meal!“

“Found shelter and great food on an unusually cold and snowy day at the end of April at Harvey's after hiking Bright Angel trail. The service levels were definitely picking up for the busy season - we were seated promptly and got adequate attention during the meal. The menu has a good variety, including budget options, like fish and chips, burrito, and pulled pork sandwich. All of these were really good. Pulled pork was juicy and delicious - which is unusual for non-specialty BBQ eateries. We got hot tea for the drinks since outside was wet and cold. The tea box that came with hot water had a perfect variety of caffeinated and herbal teas and we all were able to find a flavor that we enjoyed drinking.“

“Overall great experience and drinks. We had the pork belly (definitely try...if you like pork), duck tacos (these were ok) and the sweet potato fries (I don't like sweet potato and these were good). The service was amazing, everyone very friendly and inviting. Sat right next to the large window that had an amazing view of the canyon.“

“For what it is, it’s great! Good ordering system via electronic menu and then find a table or you can choose your table then order through QR code and staff brings food to you. The food variety was good, everything from BBQ half chicken, fettuccine Alfredo, chicken and rice curry, to salads, burgers, and short rib. Tasted pretty good- again, for what it is. We were overall pleasantly surprised and it beat our expectations of some sort of camp cafeteria experience.“

“The food is cheaper here than other options at Grand Canyon, but the quality is just fine. Plenty of options available at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Staff was very friendly. And you can leave your tray and dishes at the table and they pick up after you! 🙂“