We've been here twice.Once for dinner and once for breakfast.And we weren't disappointed.The food is great, the people are very friendly.The products are fresh and well cooked.The Wendy's is right next doorBut let's be honest, you'll enjoy it twice as much here, plus the orange juice is freshly squeezed.For me, it's a game changer on top of everything else.
Avocado Toast: 0 stars. This is awful don't order it. It's grocery store avocado spread with a side of grocery store yogurt.Breakfast burrito: 4 stars. Wasn't the best in the world, but it was filling and I enjoyed it enough. Delicious and safe choice.
We wanted to support a local place, and it didn’t disappoint. Food was great and the service was friendly! We got the Southwest chicken wrap and the bacon ranch chicken wrap – both tasted fresh. The aesthetic is fun with murals on the walls – they have souvenirs too! Highly recommend.
I love breakfast, it’s the first meal of the day and the most delicious to me. So I will always review a breakfast restaurant. And this little gem is a top list spot.The food was delicious, especially the bacon, it was better than any other place I’ve eaten. There is plenty of seating inside and out. They have a full bar, games for the tables, a small market and souvenir items. Their souvenirs are better looking than the ones at the Canyon shops.The service was quick and the staff are so friendly. This place has the highest score for this area and it shows why.
Great food for the whole family. We had a friendly service, all the food was good. We love that they have games to play while waiting. Also a good spot for souvenirs or drinks to go near the Grand Canyon. Ordering take out to bring to the GC would be a good idea for anyone visiting!
Modern American diner in Tusayan serving hearty breakfasts, burgers and salads just minutes from the South Rim entrance.
Foodie Club opened in 2021 with a simple goal: give Grand Canyon travelers a quick but quality meal before or after their park adventure. The counter‑service restaurant sources fresh produce from northern Arizona farms and bakes its own breads daily. Guests can fuel up with burritos at sunrise, grab gourmet sandwiches for the trail, or unwind with local craft beer after sunset. Indoor tables, patio seating and free Wi‑Fi make it a convenient pit‑stop on Highway 64, less than a mile from the Grand Canyon National Park entrance station.
By car: From Grand Canyon National Park South Entrance, drive 0.9 mi south on AZ‑64; Foodie Club is on the right between Texaco and Drigo’s. By shuttle: Take the Tusayan Park & Ride (Purple Route) to the IMAX stop; walk 3 minutes south. By air: 6 mi from Grand Canyon National Park Airport (GCN); taxis and hotel shuttles available.
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