Ok place – our service was very attentive if not pleasant. Server took care of our requests, but didn't seem happy about it – food was good. Spaghetti was good – Primavera was good. Chicken was okay. Nothing spectacular, but not bad though- the drinks were nice and strong.
Cozy bar restaurant. The wife had the prime steak dip and I had the turkey melt. We both had onion rings, but they were under cooked. The sandwiches were good.
Except the decoration, this restaurant has nothing good to offer. The food was just terrible, my family took burgers and sandwiches and I took veggies pasta. Nothing was good and I paid 125$ USD for 4 people.Also, like many other clients, there was a mistake in the bill (an extra beer charged).My recommendation: try to avoid the place if you can.
Food was amazing! Seriously best taco I've ever had and top 5 burger my husband who grew up in LA has ever had. So so good! Our server Miguel was very kind and attentive. The Prickly pear Margarita was sweet and not too sweet alcohol was definitely there and it was different. Loved it! Thank you so much for a great experience!
Food arrived fast and tasted good. Nice hole in the wall bar. Some of the wall paper was peeling, but good calm adult vibe although I can see somebody bringing in their kids.The draw backs were the amount of time waiting for the check after being given a Togo box. The silverware was loaded with water marks as was my glass. The glass also had lipstick stains. I couldn't drink anymore after seeing them.Overall I've been to worse places and am likely to visit this place again although I think I'm being too forgiving on the cleanliness.
Sports‑bar atmosphere with big‑screen TVs, draft beers and hearty American fare, minutes from Grand Canyon’s South Rim.
Wagon Wheel Saloon is the Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel’s casual sports bar, serving travelers since the early 1990s. Guests drop in after a day on the rim for cold drinks, burgers, wings and nightly televised games. Purple‑lit back‑bar shelves, saddle‑style barstools and country tunes create a relaxed Western vibe. The menu focuses on pub classics—ribs, nachos, sandwiches—plus vegetarian options and Arizona craft brews. Seating is first‑come, first‑served; groups larger than eight should call ahead.
Car: 7 mi/11 km south of Grand Canyon Village via AZ‑64; free parking on‑site. Shuttle: Tusayan Route (Purple) stops at Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel during park high season. Taxi/Rideshare: Available from Grand Canyon National Park Airport (2 mi/3 km).
Local advice to help you make the most of your visit.
00 for happy‑hour pricing on selected drafts.
Seating is walk‑in only; call ahead for groups of 8+.
Yes—smaller portions of burgers, chicken tenders and fries.
Major national sports packages are screened when available.
Yes, take‑out orders are accepted until 20:30.
Complimentary Wi‑Fi is provided through the hotel network.
Hours may change. Please call ahead to confirm before you visit.
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