Flagstaff's location convenient to adventures at Grand Canyon National Park have turned it into a popular town for tourists who seek the comforts of big town hotels and restaurants. While missing the chance to visit the breathtaking canyon would be a shame, there's plenty to see right in town as well. Native American societies that occupied the area long before the United States were formed left behind many traces of their ingenious ways of living in the often-harsh climate. The hills and mountains open up a whole world of recreational opportunity and stunning vistas even when far away from the famous canyon's walls.
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Enjoy new takes on favorite American dishes at the romantic Cottage Place or Josephine's. Shake it up with a trip to the Black Bean Bar & Salsa Co. or the varied treats of Mountain Oasis International Restaurant.
Top Restaurants in FlagstaffAs the closest major town to Grand Canyon National Park, Flagstaff is home to many tour companies that can help you really explore this wonder. It's just an hour and a half's drive from Flagstaff to the South Rim, where some of the most famous canyon vistas can be spotted. Tour companies offer everything from jeep tours to helicopter tours to mule tours that let you explore the canyon in whatever way sounds best.