Good restaurants in Flagstaff AZ?

Came out here for a spring break getaway with my wife and two boys. Is there any food here that we shouldn't miss?

Ewa's Thai Cuisine is very good, authentic Thai.

Hiro's is pretty good for sushi (but not as good as coastal California).

Lumberyard Brewing Company.

Both Indian restaurants are good.

Not for the food but drinking horn mead hall.

I don't think there really is any bad places when I went up for the day.

The deli next door will take your order and deliver it while you drink. 

Haunted Hamburger in Jerome is good. There are ritzy places in Sedona, but the awesome burger placed closed.

Bun Huggers has good burgers and good fried zucchini (if you like that).

Crystal Creek does good sandwiches.

There is a good Mexican restaurant right off Milton, back by Arby's and Five Guys, as I recall.

I am a few years away from living there, so I am not quite current.

The one place I really miss I posted first, Ewa's Thai Cuisine. Drunken Noodle, BBQ Chicken, and Rad Nar stand out in my memory. I went there just about every week I could.

La Fonda for Mexican.  Family run, We used to live in Flag 1968 - 1977, it was our favorite then and it still every time we visit 50 years later.

I came here to plug La Fonda Mexican Restaurant, but Jim beat me to it. I have not lived in the area for a few years, so you might want to check what their covid procedures are. They had a website when we lived there, but I  do not recall it.

Satchmo's. Hole in the wall, high energy staff and awesome food. Don't miss the fried catfish on a bed of Jambalaya - heaven!

Turboeric said:

Satchmo's. Hole in the wall, high energy staff and awesome food. Don't miss the fried catfish on a bed of Jambalaya - heaven!

That sounds freaking amazing!

In reply to Turboeric :

I second this, we went to Satchmo's years ago last time we were in Flagstaff and it was incredible.

I wish the OP would pop back in to give us reviews. 

I mean, I live here and I've been to all these places, but I'm also curious to hear what people think of them. 

I have my own opinions that differ from what tourists might think. 

pheller said:

I wish the OP would pop back in to give us reviews. 

 

I mean, I live here and I've been to all these places, but I'm also curious to hear what people think of them. 

I have my own opinions that differ from what tourists might think. 

 

Trip was a long weekend for some skiing and snowboarding. The weekend we visited it snowed 42" and it was awesome. Ate at La Fonda one night and and enjoyed it. Ate at a pub across from a train station that.. wasn't memorable.
 

While we were out there we found amazing GF food at a place in Sedona called Picazzo's. (Wife's discovery of a gluten intolerance ended fifteen years of nightly stomach issues)