Flagstaff · 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.
Opens MartAnne’s menu on its website. You can also order online for pickup.
Details checked November 2026
Price
$$
About $10–20 per person (Google)
Hours
Daily from 7:30 am
To 8 pm Mon–Thu, 9 pm Fri–Sat, 3 pm Sun
Parking
Downtown street & lots
ParkFlag paid zone; RV fit not confirmed
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What to order
Breakfast is served all day, alongside burritos, enchiladas, posole and Mexican plates, plus mimosas, Bloody Marys and house horchata.
The house specialty
Chilaquiles
Toasted corn tortilla chips scrambled with eggs, green onions and cheese in red sauce, green sauce or “Christmas” (both), with chorizo or pork green chile if you like. It’s the dish Google and Yelp reviewers mention most.
Pro tip: Really hungry? Order J.B.’s Volcano, a mini mountain of chilaquiles topped with pork green chile, chorizo, sour cream and an egg.
More to try
- Banana split French toastLayered with banana, strawberries, whipped cream and Neapolitan ice cream; named in 98 Yelp reviews.
- Cyndi G’s posoleSpicy green chile pork posole topped with two eggs; Yelp’s second most-mentioned dish.
- RancherosTwo over-medium eggs under pork green chile and cheese, with rice, beans and hash browns.
- Emmett (He’s a Vegan)Toasted corn chips with grilled seitan, tomatoes, green chilis and green sauce.
The MartAnne’s story
The house that chilaquiles built
Gloria Martan Korkki started the restaurant in the early 1980s as Martan’s, built on chips, sauce and eggs. Anne Martinez took over in 2001, and her daughter Tina Martinez has run it since 2012. Tina added “Anne” to the name when the awning needed replacing.
Tina later moved MartAnne’s around the corner to its current spot on Route 66, with a liquor license, more room and a bigger menu. The walls are raspberry, ochre and cotton-candy blue, hung with skeleton art by former server Emma Gardner, and Arizona Daily Sun readers have voted it best breakfast, best Mexican and best waitstaff.
Why it made our list
- 4.5 on Google from 4,300+ reviews
- Breakfast served all day
- Vegan and vegetarian options
- Right on Route 66 downtown
What diners say about MartAnne’s Burrito Palace
The restaurant report card
We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked November 2026.
How the review sites compare
Average star rating on each site, out of 5
What diners often mention
Chilaquiles (123)Artwork (85)French toast (56)Hash browns (46)Green chili pork (42)
Topics Google highlights in its reviews, with the number of reviews that mention each. Bloody Marys come up in 40 reviews too.
Good to know
Price range$10–20 per person
Special dietsVegetarian friendlyVegan optionsGluten-free options
DrinksMimosas, Bloody Marys, margaritas
Scores as published by Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor in November 2026. The weighted score combines all three by review count. Confirm details with the restaurant.
Know before you go
Plan your visit
MartAnne’s Burrito Palace
- Address112 E Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
- HoursDaily from 7:30 am
To 8 pm Mon–Thu, 9 pm Fri–Sat, 3 pm Sun - Phone(928) 773-4701
- OrderingDine in, or order online for pickup
- ParkingDowntown street & lots
MartAnne’s is in downtown’s ParkFlag district, where street and lot parking is paid 9 am–5 pm Sunday to Thursday and 9 am–8 pm Friday and Saturday. Hours are from Google; MartAnne’s website doesn’t list them.
Where to stay nearby
RV parks near MartAnne’s Burrito Palace
Downtown streets are tight for big rigs, so park at your RV park and take the tow car. All three parks are within about 15 minutes of MartAnne’s. Drive times are Google Maps estimates without traffic.
Woody Mountain Campground
Pine-shaded full-hookup and pull-thru sites on Route 66 at Flagstaff’s west edge, with a coffee and wine lounge, a dog park and B&B rooms.
Black Bart’s RV Park
Full-hookup sites and pull-thrus a quarter mile off I-40 Exit 198, with a steakhouse and musical revue next door. Self-contained rigs only.
Flagstaff KOA Holiday
Open year-round at 7,000 ft, with 50-amp pull-thrus, KOA Patio sites, cabins and trails from camp.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you head over.
Open daily from 7:30 am
Ready for chilaquiles?
Check the menu, order ahead for pickup, or head downtown to Route 66 for breakfast at any hour.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. Both food photos were taken at MartAnne’s, in 2013 and 2018, so plates may look a little different today. Chilaquiles plate: Alan Levine (cogdog) on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Green chilaquiles: Alan Levine on Wikimedia Commons (CC0). Video: Arizona PBS on YouTube. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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