Location: Kingman

Stop in for a country-style dinner or a full breakfast buffet. The affordable and delicious options are truly endless with regular daily specials, so check their Facebook or call in to see what special is planned for your visit.  

This retro diner is a true nod to Kingman’s car culture. Enjoy classic diner food like burgers and shakes, including their famous root beer floats, listen to hit music from that era, and check out classic cars in the parking area.

Located in a refurbished 113-year-old house, this popular upscale dining destination features the finest Italian cuisine in the Tri-State area in a setting that will make you feel as though it is Sunday afternoon at Nonna’s house.

Visiting this local Kingman gem might take a little bit of extra planning due to their hours, but we assure you, it will not disappoint with a wide range of Italian food and a friendly staff that consistently enhance every experience.

Located in a 100-year-old building on historic Route 66, this is Kingman’s go-to spot for Mexican food.

With a lunch menu featuring soups, salads, and mouth-watering paninis, Siren’s is a popular spot for lighter fare.

The welcoming environment and friendly staff will make you feel right at home while you enjoy sweet and sultry southern barbeque.

One of a few Arizona distilleries open to the public, enjoy tastings and signature cocktails on its bar that was rescued from a famous, old Las Vegas strip French restaurant with notable regulars like the Rat Pack and other icons of that era. 

Where Arizona Route 66 culture meets wine to create a one-of-a-kind experience with this family of wine lovers featuring Arizona history-inspired wine and frequent events.