6 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Tombstone

“We stayed in The Gold Room (Room 6) for 3 nights the beginning of June 2026. Our stay was perfect!! The location was easy walking distance to anywhere in Tombstone. It is nice to leave the car parked and walk where we wanted to go. The room was roomy, clean and quiet. The bed was very comfy. The room decorations added to the western atmosphere; but there were modern amenities such as air conditioning. The AC worked great. We really enjoyed the outdoor patio just outside our room. Very relaxing to sit and read. The complimentary breakfast at The Longhorn was a very nice touch!! We will definitely stay again on our next trip!“

“Love this location. They support local musicians and businesses!“

“A great place for lunch or dinner. The atmosphere is awesome and the service is top notch. A must visit place while in Tombstone“

“Wandered in last week while out and about in Tombstone. It's a bit away from most of the other establishments in town, but worth the walk. Not as nostalgic, but a nice, clean place. I went for the pizza. I saw pics on the interwebs and had to try it. After I ordered, I noticed my pizza being placed in the oven. (A small, one pizza, bar-top oven) I saw she had put black olives on it. The wife and I don't care for black olives. I questioned it when she came back by. She said she indeed did put the olives on. I thought she had plenty of time to pull it back out and take them off. If not, oh well. We weren't going to die. Instead, she immediately went back to the kitchen and built another one without the olives. I told her that was not necessary, but she insisted. She said that's how her family taught her and it is just the right thing to do. I much appreciated it and just had to talk about it.“

“Ate here twice, once for dinner (Pot Roast), and once for breakfast. The service was mixed. Great for breakfast, terrible for dinner. The food was really good for both meals however. Not much in here in the way of original history, but it was the only place in town serving breakfast in June, and it's right in the heart of Allen Street.“

“If you’re lucky Brittney taking care of you and you’ll have the best wine tasting experience. This was a lovely journey with notes and hits that got better with each tasting. For you history buffs the building was the Can Can restaurant in the Wyatt Earp days. This was also the first tasting room Tombstone ever had. Escape the heat and try some spicy wine. So good.“