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Places to Eat in Flagstaff

Six local favorites around Flagstaff, from wood-fired Neapolitan pizza and a hometown pizzeria to Cajun barbecue, all-day chilaquiles, chef-driven dining in a 1911 Craftsman bungalow and an all-day diner off I-40. Compare them here, then open a guide for hours, prices, reviews and RV parking.

Flagstaff, Arizona · Where I-40 meets I-17

Restaurants

6 guides

Hours, prices & parking

Top rated

4.6 / 5

4 places tie on Google

RV parks

6 guides

Places to stay nearby

Grand Canyon

1 hr 45 min

Drive from Flagstaff

Updated November 2, 2026 · Ratings, hours and prices from each restaurant guide

Where to eat

Flagstaff restaurants

Each restaurant has a full guide with hours, prices, review scores, parking tips for RVs and the nearest RV parks.

Fat Olives wood-fired pizzas, pasta and red wine on a table at the Flagstaff restaurant
Route 66 · Wood-fired pizza

Fat Olives

Neapolitan pizza worth pulling off Route 66 for. Come for the wood-fired pies, house-made mozzarella and a relaxed Flagstaff meal. Rated 4.6 on Google · $$.

Josephine’s, a Craftsman bungalow with a steep brown roof, stone chimney and red patio umbrellas behind ivy-covered walls on North Humphreys Street
North Humphreys Street · Modern American

Josephine’s Restaurant

Chef-owned fine dining since 2002 in a 1911 Craftsman bungalow just above downtown, with Southwestern crab cakes, braised short ribs, fireplaces in winter and a patio in summer. Rated 4.6 on Google · $$$.

A large slice of pepperoni pizza with a golden crust on white paper
South Beaver Street · Pizza & wings

NiMarco’s Pizza Downtown

Flagstaff’s hometown pizzeria since 1979, with dough and sauce made fresh daily, pizza by the slice, award-winning wings and a patio just south of the tracks. Rated 4.6 on Google · $.

A barbecue tray of sliced brisket, a beef rib and pork ribs with pickles, onions and coleslaw
North Fourth Street · Cajun & BBQ

Satchmo’s

Flagstaff’s hometown Cajun and barbecue joint since 2009, with hickory-smoked brisket, scratch-made gumbo and jambalaya, and a dog-friendly patio on the east side of town. Rated 4.6 on Google · $$.

A blue plate of chilaquiles at MartAnne’s topped with melted cheese, green onions and a folded flour tortilla, with rice and beans
Downtown Route 66 · Mexican breakfast

MartAnne’s Burrito Palace

“The House That Chilaquiles Built,” a family-run downtown favorite with all-day Mexican breakfast, pork green chile, house horchata and walls full of local art. Rated 4.5 on Google · $$.

A slice of pumpkin pie with a dollop of whipped cream on a white plate
East Butler Avenue · American comfort food

The Northern Pines Restaurant

Flagstaff’s all-day diner for chicken fried steak, pot roast and house-baked pie, a few minutes off I-40. Rated 4.4 on Google · $$.

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Restaurant photos: Fat Olives: Fat Olives (via its OpenTable listing), used with permission; Josephine’s Restaurant: Ammodramus on Wikimedia Commons (CC0); NiMarco’s Pizza Downtown: BrokenSphere on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0); Satchmo’s: T.Tseng on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); MartAnne’s Burrito Palace: Alan Levine (cogdog) on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); The Northern Pines Restaurant: Kimberly Vardeman on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0). Top photo: Ana Castillo on Unsplash. Food photos marked “not taken at” a restaurant are for illustration only.

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