Restaurants in Page, Arizona
Page is a small town with roughly 20 to 25 restaurants, most clustered along Lake Powell Boulevard and North Navajo Drive. There is no fine dining scene outside the Lake Powell Resort, but the range covers American breakfast, Texas barbecue, Mexican, sushi, brewpub fare, and a Navajo dinner theater. Most restaurants close by 9 or 10 p.m., and several close entirely on Sundays or during the slow month of January. If you are staying for multiple days, you will not run out of options, but you should plan around your tour schedule — especially if you need breakfast before a 7:30 a.m. Antelope Canyon departure.
Breakfast Before Your Tour
Antelope Canyon tours often depart at 7:30 or 8 a.m., which means you need breakfast by 6:30 a.m. at the latest. These options open early enough:
- Ranch House Grille — 819 N Navajo Dr; (928) 645-1420; Daily 6 a.m.–3 p.m. A family-owned spot serving American breakfast all day: omelets, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak. This is the most reliable early breakfast in town and is popular with tour groups. Expect a wait on summer weekends.
- Hot N Sweet Coffee & Donut Shop — 36 S Lake Powell Blvd; Daily 6 a.m.–2 p.m. Fresh donuts, breakfast sandwiches, and coffee. Located next to the Upper Antelope Canyon tour offices, which makes it convenient if you are meeting your guide nearby.
- Lake Powell Espresso — 612 N Navajo Dr; Daily 6 a.m.–3 p.m. Coffee, breakfast frittatas, paninis, and burritos under $10. Indoor seating and a garden patio where dogs are welcome. Serves Matador Coffee from Flagstaff.
- Canyon Crepes — 629 Elm St Suite 3; Daily 8 a.m.–4 p.m. (closed Tuesdays). Sweet and savory crepes, soups, salads, and smoothies. A good alternative if you want something lighter than a traditional diner breakfast.
- Miss B's Bistro — 812 Aqua Ave; Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–2 p.m. A cozy café with egg sandwiches, chicken fried steak, and biscuits and gravy. Closed weekends, so plan accordingly.
- Pacos Tacos — 33 S Lake Powell Blvd. Walk-up and drive-thru Mexican with breakfast burritos and chile relleno burritos. Fast and casual.
- Peppers (Courtyard Marriott) — 600 Clubhouse Dr; (928) 645-5000. A breakfast bar with views of Glen Canyon. Convenient if you are staying at the Courtyard.
Lunch
Most visitors need lunch between a morning Antelope Canyon tour and an afternoon Horseshoe Bend or Lake Powell activity. These options are fast or casual enough to fit a tight schedule:
- Big John's Texas BBQ — 153 S Lake Powell Blvd; Daily 11 a.m.–8 or 9 p.m. (closed January). Slow-smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and sides. Outdoor seating is pet-friendly. Live music some evenings. A former gas station turned casual dining spot.
- Slackers — 635 Elm St; Hours vary by day. Burgers, fries, onion rings, subs, and Navajo tacos. Breakfast served Monday and Tuesday mornings. Fry bread on burgers is a house specialty.
- Lake Powell Espresso — Already listed above; also serves lunch paninis, soups, and salads noon–3 p.m.
- Canyon Crepes — Already listed above; savory crepes with beef, chicken, or turkey work as a light lunch.
- RD's Drive-In — 143 S Lake Powell Blvd; Daily 7 a.m.–10 p.m. (closed Sundays). An old-fashioned burger joint with fries and chocolate malts. Overpriced by city standards but fits the roadside atmosphere.
- Mulligan's Pub & Patio — 400 Clubhouse Dr; (928) 645-2023; Daily 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Burgers, Reubens, and chicken sandwiches at the Lake Powell National Golf Course.
- El Tapatio — 25 Lake Powell Blvd; (928) 645-4055; Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Mexican classics: burritos, tacos, fajitas, enchiladas, margaritas. Large portions.
- Fiesta Mexicana — 125 S Lake Powell Blvd; Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Jalisco-style Mexican with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Colorful decor.
- Pacos Tacos — Already listed above; also serves lunch and dinner.
Dinner
Page has more dinner options than most towns its size, though "fine dining" is limited to the Lake Powell Resort. Reservations are rarely required except at the resort and Red Heritage during peak season.
- El Tapatio — Already listed above; dinner until 10 p.m.
- Fiesta Mexicana — Already listed above; dinner until 10 p.m.
- Dam Bar & Grille — 644 N Navajo Dr; (928) 645-2161; Daily 11 a.m.–9 or 11 p.m. American menu: steaks, fish, chicken, burgers, sandwiches, salads, stone-baked pizzas. Sports bar atmosphere with a main dining room. Located in Dam Plaza.
- Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery — 714 N Navajo Dr; Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m. A brewpub in Page's original fire station with 20 Arizona beer taps, burgers, pizzas, and pub fare. Outdoor patio. Also has locations in Williams, Flagstaff, and Kingman.
- State 48 Tavern — 614 N Navajo Dr; Monday and Thursday–Saturday 5–9:30 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Burgers, steak sandwiches, and 20 craft beers. Live music on Fridays. Sports bar with patio seating.
- Sunset 89 — 724 US-89; (928) 660-7716; Daily 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Pacific Rim and Polynesian fusion with an American twist: rice bowls, noodle bowls, Katsu chicken, salads. Open dining room and patio with views of the Colorado River.
- Blue Buddha Sushi Lounge — 644 N Navajo Dr; (928) 645-0007; Tuesday–Saturday 5–9 p.m. Sushi, build-your-own rice and noodle bowls, and sake. Vegan options available. Located inside Dam Plaza.
- BirdHouse — 636 Elm St / 707 N Navajo Dr; Daily 10:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Southern-style fried chicken in sandwiches, wings, tenders, and salads. Sides include coleslaw, mashed potatoes, fries, and mac and cheese. Outdoor heated patio.
- Strombolli's — Corner of N Navajo Drive and Elm St. Italian eat-in or takeout: pizza, pasta, calzones. Solid and busy, though not exceptional.
- Mandarin Gourmet — 683 S Lake Powell Blvd. Chinese food with a buffet. The buffet is freshest when tour buses arrive and everything is being cooked to order. Go early rather than late.
- New York Teriyaki — 663 S Lake Powell Blvd. Housed in an old paddle wheel boat building. Sushi, teriyaki, Korean dishes, and stir-fry. Better than you might expect given the distance from the ocean.
- Red Heritage — 644 N Navajo Dr Building E; Tuesday–Sunday 6–9 p.m. A Navajo-owned dinner theater with Native American dancing, music, and Navajo-inspired food including Navajo tacos. $50–$100 per person. Reservations recommended during peak season. Closed Mondays.
- Rainbow Room — 100 Lakeshore Dr; (888) 896-3829. Fine dining at Lake Powell Resort with views of the marina. Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus Sunday brunch during peak season. The most upscale option in the Page area.
- Prickly Pear Kitchen — 1126 N Navajo Dr (inside Hyatt Place); (928) 212-2208; Daily until 10 p.m. Sonoran Desert-inspired menu: burgers, quinoa salad, and Southwestern dishes. Balcony with views.
Coffee and Dessert
- Lake Powell Espresso — Already listed above; $1.75 espressos, most lattes under $4.
- Hot N Sweet Coffee & Donut Shop — Already listed above; fresh cake donuts and espresso drinks.
- Kelly's Sugar House — 800 N Navajo Dr; Daily 8 a.m.–6 p.m. (closed Sundays and Mondays). Old-fashioned candy store and ice cream counter: soft serve, rolled ice cream, milkshakes, Italian sodas, and classic candies.
- The Swirl Cafe — 660 Elm St; Daily 12–8 p.m. (closed Tuesdays). Self-serve frozen yogurt with toppings; pay by weight.
- The Big Dipper — 635 Elm St; Daily 11 a.m.–5 p.m. (closed Sundays). Ice cream treats, located next to Slackers.
Grocery and Self-Catering
Walmart Supercenter — 1017 W Haul Road; (928) 645-2622; Daily 6 a.m.–11 p.m. This is the only full-service grocery store in Page. It carries standard groceries, camping supplies, sunscreen, over-the-counter medications, and a pharmacy (8 a.m.–10 p.m. daily). If you have specific dietary needs — organic, specialty gluten-free, or ethnic ingredients — stock up in Flagstaff, Phoenix, or Las Vegas before you arrive.
Self-catering makes sense if you are renting a houseboat on Lake Powell, staying in a vacation rental, or camping. There are no grocery stores at the marinas, though the Wahweap Marina store carries basic snacks and supplies at resort prices.
Dietary Restrictions
Vegetarian and vegan options exist in Page but are limited compared to a larger city:
- Fiesta Mexicana offers vegetarian options and some vegan and gluten-free choices. Beans are vegetarian; rice is cooked in chicken stock.
- Blue Buddha Sushi Lounge has vegan sushi and build-your-own bowls with tofu and vegetables.
- Grand Canyon Brewing offers a vegan hemp patty and vegan cheese option on their Canyon Burger, plus a veggie lovers pizza and Southwest Caesar salad.
- Hyatt Place (where Prickly Pear Kitchen is located) offers a Beyond Burger and a veggie, olive, and hummus platter.
For strict vegans, the options are narrow. You may end up eating a lot of bean burritos, veggie fajitas, and side salads. Consider bringing protein bars or stocking up at Walmart's limited health food section.
What to Know About Restaurant Hours in Page
- Most restaurants close by 9 or 10 p.m. There is no late-night dining scene. If you are returning from a sunset tour or a long day trip, eat by 8:30 p.m. to be safe.
- Some close on Sundays. RD's Drive-In, Kelly's Sugar House, and Miss B's Bistro are all closed Sundays. Check hours before you go.
- January closures. Big John's Texas BBQ closes entirely in January. Other restaurants may reduce hours in the slow season.
- Holiday weeks. Thanksgiving and Christmas weeks can see reduced hours or temporary closures at independent restaurants. Chain restaurants (McDonald's, Denny's) remain open.
- Reservations: Rarely needed in town, but recommended for the Rainbow Room at Lake Powell Resort and for Red Heritage during peak season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I eat breakfast before an Antelope Canyon tour?
Ranch House Grille (819 N Navajo Dr) opens at 6 a.m. daily and is the most reliable early breakfast. Hot N Sweet Coffee & Donut Shop (36 S Lake Powell Blvd) and Lake Powell Espresso (612 N Navajo Dr) also open at 6 a.m. if you need something faster. Canyon Crepes opens at 8 a.m. and works for later tour times.
Are there vegetarian restaurants in Page, Arizona?
There are no exclusively vegetarian restaurants, but Fiesta Mexicana (125 S Lake Powell Blvd) and Blue Buddha Sushi Lounge (644 N Navajo Dr) both offer vegetarian and some vegan options. Grand Canyon Brewing has a vegan burger patty. Most Mexican and Asian restaurants can accommodate vegetarian requests.
What time do restaurants close in Page, Arizona?
Most independent restaurants close by 9 or 10 p.m. There is no late-night dining scene. McDonald's and Denny's are open 24 hours. If you are returning from a sunset tour or day trip, plan to eat by 8:30 p.m.
Is there a grocery store in Page, Arizona?
Yes. Walmart Supercenter at 1017 W Haul Road is the only full-service grocery store, open 6 a.m.–11 p.m. daily. It has a pharmacy. There are no specialty organic or health food markets in town.
Where can I get coffee in Page, Arizona?
Lake Powell Espresso at 612 N Navajo Dr serves espresso drinks and breakfast items. Hot N Sweet at 36 S Lake Powell Blvd serves donuts and coffee. There is a Starbucks inside the Safeway grocery store. For a slower café experience, Brew It Coffee Lounge offers indoor seating and Wi-Fi.
Are there any fine dining restaurants in Page, Arizona?
The Rainbow Room at Lake Powell Resort (100 Lakeshore Dr) is the only fine dining option, serving gourmet meals with marina views. Prickly Pear Kitchen at Hyatt Place and Sunset 89 on Highway 89 are mid-range options with sit-down service and views. Most other restaurants are casual.
Can I get food at Lake Powell marinas?
Wahweap Marina has a small store with snacks and basic supplies at resort prices. The Rainbow Room at Lake Powell Resort serves meals. For houseboat trips, you need to bring all food from Page — there is no grocery delivery to the marina.
Are restaurants in Page, Arizona expensive?
Most casual restaurants fall in the $10–$20 per person range for lunch and $15–$30 for dinner. Big John's Texas BBQ, BirdHouse, and Slackers are on the lower end. Red Heritage dinner theater ($50–$100) and the Rainbow Room are the most expensive. Breakfast rarely exceeds $15 per person.
For hotel recommendations near these restaurants, see our Page hotels page or where to stay guide. For practical visitor information, visit our visitor information page. To plan your activities around meal times, see our things to do guide.
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