Most college towns have several coffeehouses and Flagstaff is no exception. Here along historic Route 66, Fireside Creek serves superb java every day of the week from dawn til' dusk. The coffee is organic, delicious and the purveyors are so successful that they also work as wholesalers to other establishments around town. The coffeehouse inside is sleek, elegant and the old-fashioned tin ceiling from the 19th century building adds an archaic touch. Firecreek also has pastries, bagels and other sundries in addition to a performing arts stage which hosts bands, comedy, etc.
Serendipitously located along the route between Phoenix and the Grand Canyon, MartAnne's is always filled with tourists who make it inside as well as a steady influx of locals. The restaurant is only open for breakfast and lunch, but during these times the plates remain consistently massive. Actually, one dish is nearly enough for two hungry people. Some of the recommended dishes include the chilaquiles, fried tortilla chips in cheese, sauce, and topped with a fried egg or the posole (corn soup) with hashbrowns.
Golden Goose American Grill is a classy eatery, with a vibe of Southern America, known for its toothsome steaks, burgers and seafood options. The tasteful dishes prepared by the every experimenting chefs, include, Classic Cobb Greek Salad Shrimp and Caesar Salad, all featuring the true taste of America. The eatery has its own bar, offering an enviable list of beers, wines and other alcoholic beverages. You will love the ambiance of the place, as the interiors are warm and cozy, while the outdoor seating has holiday look and feel to it, enhanced by the garden umbrellas. The place is fit for couples on a date and even family outings.
The Jazz Bouquet is a British-syle tea room serving a wide range of teas along with sandwiches, canapes, and scones in an elegant setting decorated with beautiful bouquets. They are known for their full tea combination that includes 4 tea sandwiches, a scone, a canape, an assorted selection of bread, cookies, and fruit, and a tea of your choice. If your taste buds crave for something savory, you could order the roasted chicken crepe, three cheese crepe, or the shrimp scampi, which are some of the best savory items on their menu.
More than a hundred exotic dishes are offered here. For appetizers, split the Thai combination with a dining companion and you can taste several—Spring Rolls, Thai Toast, Satay and Won Tons with dipping sauces. Try the memorable Pad Thai noodle dish with chicken and shrimp and a delightful duck dish with cashews and vegetables (Ped Ma Muang Himapan). Many vegetarian options are offered. Asian beers make a great accompaniment. This comfortable spot offers quiet dinners for two, and is also appropriate for larger gatherings.
It's no longer the only Thai restaurant in town, but it remains most folks' favorite. With enticing dishes such as Evil Jungle Princess, who can blame them? A wide variety of vegetarian options are among the curries, rice and noodle dishes on the menu. Satays and Tom Yum Gai soup are also favorite options. The staff is very willing to customize the dishes to fit your desired level of spice and your dietary restrictions. Full bar service is available and the dining room is minimilist, but welcoming nonetheless.