Route 66 Sign
$$ • American, Burgers, Vegetarian
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208-210 North 5th Street, Kingman
(928) 718-0066
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Coming from IN to visit friends we were excited to try this place. However it was extremely disappointing. The service was awful, the burger was not cooked to order, the ketchup bottle exploded all over my friend (took them forever to come clean it up), and it took forever to get our check, asking multiple times and telling the waitress how to split it and she still didn't know how to split it. Will never come here again or recommend.
On our way from Vegas to Pheonix we decided to stop here for lunch. We love diners and old school Americana. I have worked in the restaurant industry for 20 years from fine dining to diners. the feel and ambiance were perfect and exactly like the pictures. However the food came and both my fries and mt husbands onion rings were cold. the kitchen were rude to the wait staff. and you could hear it all from the counter where we were sitting. on top of that the mostly teenage staff...read full review
Great fun atmosphere but the food and drinks were definitely sub-par and very disappointing. I'd say go there once for the experience and call it good but I definitely do NOT recommend.
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| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
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Route 66 Sign is a faux 1950s diner located in Kingman, offering a mix of dining experiences. The decor transports visitors to a bygone era, but the food quality and prices can be hit-or-miss. While some dishes, like the breakfast burrito, received positive reviews, others, such as the huevos rancheros and avocado eggs Benedict, fell short of expectations. The salad was wilted, but the onion rings and milkshake were deemed satisfactory. The service was generally okay, though not particularly friendly. Overall, the restaurant seems to be a better option for photo opportunities than a consistently enjoyable dining experience.