Activities

Affectionately known to locals as the "House of Chilaquiles," MartAnnes Burrito Palace is a vibrant, art-filled diner that serves the most famous breakfast in Flagstaff. Bursting with color and local character, this family-owned spot is famed for its massive, flavor-packed plates of authentic Mexican and Southwest breakfast classics. It's also the ultimate spot to fuel up before a big day exploring the Grand Canyon.

For a relaxed, family-friendly vibe, head to Beaver Street Brewery, Flagstaff's very first craft brewery. Located just a block south of historic Route 66, this local institution serves up award-winning, house-brewed beers alongside a crowd-pleasing menu of wood-fired pizzas, hearty burgers, and elevated pub fare. It's the perfect place to unwind and discuss the day's adventures.

An exceptional addition to Flagstaff’s culinary map, Atria offers a refined yet welcoming fine-dining experience right in the heart of downtown. This modern restaurant features highly creative, farm-to-table American dishes crafted by a James Beard-nominated chef. It's the perfect spot for visitors looking to celebrate a special occasion or enjoy an unforgettable, upscale evening out in the high country.

Petrified Forest National Park may not be as well-known as the Grand Canyon, but it’s absolutely worth the drive. Walking through its rainbow-colored desert hills and ancient stone trees—frozen in time for over 200 million years—feels like stepping into another world. Many visitors only stop by for a couple of hours, but if you enjoy short hikes and scenic pull-offs, you can easily spend the whole day exploring.