A little bit of everything is what you’ll get at Café Pickles including fried pickles. Try a Taos Burger, a Patty Melt or a Turkey Reuben. If it’s labeled spicy, then listen close, because it is! Choose the Sweet Potato Fries to accompany your meal here, they’re delicious! Take a seat outside in warmer weather and enjoy the folkscopin’ in downtown Flagstaff.

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A classic old west feel, Del Rio is a cute little restaurant south of the tracks with a great ambiance that reflects the old cowboy movies with old west movie and TV posters on the walls. The menu is simple; one soup of the day, a bunch of sandwiches and a couple of salads. No fountain drinks here- only canned sodas, bottled juice and iced tea. Try the Monterrey-Roast Beef, Cheddar Cheese and Green Chilis on really good bread from the Village Baker, a locally owned bakery. Watch as they create your lunch in their exhibition kitchen, only open for lunch M-S. A great place to bring friends from out of town!

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Morning Glory Cafe was started and run for 24 years by a local icon, Maria Ruiz. Her legacy of conscious cooking continues here in this tiny space with cute booths on San Francisco Street with peace & love- hippy style, don’t blink or you’ll miss it! They specialize in Blue corn and vegetarian foods. Join them for lunch T-F 10 am -2 pm and breakfast too on Sat. 10-2pm and make sure you bring cash, because they don’t take plastic. Delight in the Blue Corn Pancakes, Hemp Burgers, wonderful soups and salads. They offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options everyday! Top it off with an herbal tea or a cucumber lemonade.

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This is fun place to relax and hangout. Check out the weekly concerts and dance parties they have on the schedule, like the ladies 80’s on Wednesday nights. They are environmentally conscious here, hence the name The Green Room, dedicated to recycling and using eco friendly supplies. But that doesn’t stop them from providing a hip, fun atmosphere with darts, video games and foosball together with daily happy hour specials from 3-7:30 pm like Makers Mark Mondays and Free Taco Tuesdays. Enjoy watching every NFL game on their DirecTV NFL ticket. Listen to free Live Music every Friday 5:30-7:30 over some awesome bar food like the Jammin’ Jumbalaya or a bowl of chili!

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So what do you call a cool, urban space with an upbeat, enjoyable vibe….Tinderbox! The creative, high-end comfort food that adorns the tables here is a great pair for the light industrial décor that surrounds. This place is buzzing with its fresh baked bread puffs and seasonally inspired soups all the way to the Jalapeno Mac-n-Cheese Duck Confit and truffle oil. At lunch allow the attentive staff to deliver a nostalgic Grilled Baloney Sandwich or Meatloaf and then at dinner relish the horseradish taste that lingers in your mouth after a bite of the Buffalo Pot Roast with Hand-Cranked Egg Noodles. Notice… If you get caught writing on the butcher paper tablecloths be warned, it may get framed and put on their website! Don’t leave without trying the delicious Old-fashioned Cake Donuts with Tres Leches Custard and a Tinderbox tattoo.

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Enjoy the regional fare & a pint or two at this Pub & Grill called Charley’s, in the heart of downtown Flag. For more than 100 years, the Weatherford Hotel has punctuated the Flagstaff skyline and Charley’s is located within, offering up creative good ol’ Southwestern dining. This is the place to find tasty Navajo tacos, posole, steaks, nachos and vegetarian dishes. Enjoy a pre or post dinner drink at the full bar upstairs with balcony seating overlooking Heritage Square or café style out on LeRoux St. sidewalk. Whether you are checking out a great local blues band or a cowboy historian, Charley’s is a relaxed cool place to hang out at night! Charley’s serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner from 8am -10pm daily.

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Welcome to Alpine Pizza, a college town, “hole in the wall” pizza joint right in the mix of the downtown action. Listen to students rockin’ the jukebox or playin’ pool while you dine on fresh pizza made from hand-stretched dough covered with a flavorful sauce. Ravish a Canadian Bacon & Pineapple or a Margarita Pizza, they are generous with the cheese. Enjoy the piping hot Meatball Sandwiches on sourdough bread with a pitcher of beer in this casual pizza parlor from the 70’s. In warm weather try a seat outside or by a window to catch the super diverse group of passers by. Open 11 am til Midnight Th, Fr, Sat. And til 10:00/30 Sun-Tues.

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Prepare to be moved by this fine dining event! This cozy gem is hidden in an intimate historic, white bungalow, reflective of early 20th century Flagstaff. Their knowledge and personable staff welcomes locals and tourists alike to their delectable fine food, excellent service and extensive wine list. The décor is quaint, comfortable and unpretentious with Riedel stemware for the wine. The Cottage Place has received the "Award of Excellence" from the Wine Spectator magazine for almost ten years in a row, so allow them to recommend a wine pairing. The entrees are inventive and delicious, try the Gorgonzola Encrusted Filet, Hazelnut Encrusted Pheasant or Forest Mountain Ravioli. All are absolutely delicious. Then get treated to a mini-cooking show when your waitress makes your Caesar salads tableside…or creates a flaming dessert tableside. If you are looking for a little romance, ask for one of the tables in the front room, it provides the perfect amount of intimacy. After you enjoy savoring the delicious meal, sign up to prepare a meal as they offer cooking classes on the weekends. Check their website for details. Open Wed –Sun 5-9:30pm. Dial 928-774-8431 for reservations.

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Pesto Brothers has a warm, familiar comfort as you dine on classic Italian food, as well as, interesting new twists on the old time classics. They purchase most of their produce from local growers including many of the wine pairings which come from wineries just south of Sedona. Try the Bruschetta with imported Prosciutto and reduced Balsamic. The Seared Duck Ravioli has just the right amount of Walnut Herb Pesto and Manchego cheese accompaniment. Leave room for a mouth watering Espresso Panne cotta with Roasted Banana sauce.

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