Places to Eat in Arizona
Arizona has two RV seasons: cool pines up high in summer and warm desert sun down low in winter. We cover places to eat near the RV parks in five towns, from Sedona patios to Quartzsite diners. Use the map to find an area, then open a guide for prices, hours and where to park the rig.
Arizona · Grand Canyon State
Areas
15 on the map
5 with guides so far
Restaurant guides
31
Sedona, Lake Havasu, Quartzsite, Yuma & Flagstaff
RV park guides
51
In the same five towns
Seasons
Year-round
High country in summer, desert in winter
Updated October 31, 2026 · Details come from each restaurant guide
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Sedona
Red rock views from Uptown to Airport Mesa: tamales, steaks, all-day breakfast at the Coffee Pot and sunset happy hours.
- Casa Sedona Restaurant
- Coffee Pot Restaurant
- Elote Cafe
- Golden Goose American Grill
- Hideaway House
- Mariposa Latin Inspired Grill
- Mesa Grill Sedona
- Tamaliza
- The Hudson
Where to stay: 12 Sedona RV park guides
The South Rim is open all year and busiest in summer, so reserve RV sites early. Tusayan and Williams are the closest gateway towns.
Houseboats and paddling on Lake Powell, with Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon tours close by.
A Navajo Nation tribal park with a scenic loop drive. Check the tribal park’s rules and hours before you go.
A Route 66 mountain town at about 7,000 ft. Our first guide here is Fat Olives for wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, with more on the way.
Where to stay: 6 Flagstaff RV park guides
Red rock views from Uptown to Airport Mesa: tamales, steaks, all-day breakfast at the Coffee Pot and sunset happy hours.
- Casa Sedona Restaurant
- Coffee Pot Restaurant
- Elote Cafe
- Golden Goose American Grill
- Hideaway House
- Mariposa Latin Inspired Grill
- Mesa Grill Sedona
- Tamaliza
- The Hudson
Where to stay: 12 Sedona RV park guides
A courthouse-square downtown, granite lakes and pine forest, with milder summers than the valley.
A classic stretch of historic Route 66 and a handy stop between Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon.
Brewpubs, Italian kitchens and burger patios around London Bridge and English Village, plus homemade ice cream.
- Angelina’s Italian Kitchen
- Barley Brothers Brewery
- Burgers by the Bridge
- ChaBones
- College Street Brewhouse & Pub
- Javelina Cantina
- Juicy’s
- La Vita Dolce
- Scoops Homemade Ice Cream
Where to stay: 10 Lake Havasu RV park guides
Desert diners and bars, a 24-hour Punjabi dhaba, fish tacos and the Quartzsite Yacht Club from Nomadland.
Where to stay: 13 Quartzsite RV park guides
Resort-style RV parks, spring training and desert hikes. July highs average around 107°.
Pine country below the Mogollon Rim, about 90 minutes from Phoenix, with lakes and forest camping.
Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside and Greer: high lakes, trout fishing and cool summer nights.
Saguaro National Park, Mount Lemmon and a long list of winter RV resorts.
Old mining towns, Kartchner Caverns and birding in the sky islands of southeast Arizona.
Downtown’s Lutes Casino and Prison Hill Brewing, family Mexican at El Charro Café since 1949 and shrimp tacos out in the Foothills.
Where to stay: 10 Yuma RV park guides
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Elote Cafe
Uptown Sedona’s dinner favorite for its famous elote, with mains $24–$48 and tips for getting a table.
Fat Olives
Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and pasta, with what to order, reservations and directions.
Burgers by the Bridge
Burgers with London Bridge patio views in English Village, open daily 11–9 with free parking.
Kohinoor Dhaba
A 24-hour Punjabi dhaba serving thalis for about $10–20, with 4.9 stars on Google.
Prison Hill Brewing Company
House beer, brisket and fried avocado on Main Street, with a free lot out back and a dog-friendly patio.
Coffee Pot Restaurant
101 omelettes from $11.95, served 6 am to 2 pm daily. No reservations, so plan for a short wait.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Food photos are for illustration and were not taken at the restaurants unless noted. Restaurant photo: Fat Olives, via its OpenTable listing. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Zekerags (Arizona cheese crisp, top photo; CC BY-SA 3.0), Brady Smith for the Coconino National Forest (Sedona red rocks; CC BY-SA 2.0), Javier Molina (burger and fries; CC0), Sarahbatra (Punjabi thali; CC BY-SA 4.0), Gillfoto (Prison Hill Brewing on Main Street; CC BY-SA 4.0) and Ken Thomas (Coffee Pot Rock; public domain); the images were resized. Map outline from the U.S. Census Bureau; roads from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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