Guests often ask us where to eat, so here is the short answer: the places we go ourselves. Prescott has a great mix of old-school diners, Whiskey Row classics and newer spots, most of them a short drive from the house.
Breakfast, coffee and bakeries
Start at the house with the overstocked coffee and tea bar, or head out to one of these:
b. simple
A small breakfast and lunch spot on Montezuma Street known for its “butter browns” and big, fluffy biscuits with house-made jam.
Bear & Dragon
A cozy, English-style cafe and pub on Montezuma Street with specialty coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Allena Crepes & Coffee
Sweet and savory crepes made to order, plus good coffee, downtown.
Waffles-N-More
Crispy Belgian waffles, hash browns and classic breakfasts on Iron Springs Road.
That Apple Pan
Home-style breakfast and lunch on West Gurley Street.
Outlaw Donuts
Donuts baked fresh every day on Goodwin Street, plus coffee. Don’t skip the giant apple fritter.
Grama’s Bakery
Homemade cookies, cakes and donuts in a little shop on Gurley Street.
Lunch and casual eats
Taco Don’s
A small, order-at-the-counter Mexican spot on Miller Valley Road where almost everything is made from scratch. Locals say a Prescott trip isn’t complete without it.
Nick’s Feed Your Face
A Prescott sandwich shop since 1981, with bread baked fresh every day. Grab a 12-inch sub for a picnic at the lake.
Park Plaza Liquor & Deli
A full liquor store with a deli on Goodwin Street: hand-crafted pizzas, salads and smash burgers, a huge beer, wine and spirits selection, one of northern Arizona’s largest humidors and a smoking patio. Handy for stocking up for your stay.
Marino’s Mob Burgers & Ice Cream
Mob-themed burgers, fries and ice cream on Cortez Street. Try the Tommy Gun.
Pho Cafe
A family-run Vietnamese spot on Highway 69 with steaming bowls of pho, fresh spring rolls and Vietnamese coffee.
Gurley Street Grill
A casual downtown grill and bar for a burger, a light meal or a drink, good for families and groups.
Bill’s Pizza
A Whiskey Row institution for pizza.
Dinner
Farm Provisions
A local favorite for seasonal, farm-to-table dinners, with outdoor seating.
El Gato Azul
A cozy, highly rated spot for tapas and Mediterranean-inspired small plates.
The Barley Hound
A gastropub on Cortez Street with comfort food, craft cocktails, Arizona beers on tap and a heated, dog-friendly patio.
Murphy’s
A downtown classic for steaks, prime rib and seafood. Save room for the carrot cake.
Papa’s Italian
Homemade pasta, lasagna and tiramisu with fresh bread, in a cozy spot on Cortez Street.
Modern Agave
Latin dishes on Gurley Street: ceviche, empanadas, paella and a full bar.
The Badger’s Den
Steaks, seafood and smoked meats on White Spar Road, from the team behind the Hungry Badger food truck. Reserve ahead on weekends.
Superstition Meadery
Sample a long list of meads in a cellar tasting room downtown.
LazyG Brewhouse
A brewpub three blocks south of the Courthouse Plaza with house-brewed beer, pub food and a big outdoor patio with picnic tables and a stage.
Hours and menus change, so check ahead, and make a reservation on busy weekends. For more places, plus nightlife and live music, see the full Things to Do guide. And if you would rather cook, the kitchen has a gas stove, professional pots and pans, and a farmhouse table that seats 8.
