Huge portions, great value
I visited Cruisers on a freezing winter night; the choice was easy as it was the only place open in town. We expected little from a place that looks like the classic route 66 themed tourist trap (despite the fact that it actually is the real deal).
Nonetheless, I was surprised in the best way. The food was great, variety wide, and prices low. The portions themselves were enormous and none of the people around the table were able to finish their plates.
Curisers also offers a respectable selection of beers on tap and all in all offers a great choice when visiting the Grand Canyon or when just passing through Williams, AZ.    [06 Jan 2003 12:47:45]

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Recommended Dishes: Chicken Fajitas

     ­Yuval Zukerman   

PANCAKES
VISITED APRIL 2003, GREETED BY EARLY MORNING SNOWSTORM. MYSELF& WIFE GREETED BY NICE STAFF,GOOD COFFEE. MY WIFE ORDERED 1 PANCAKE (SHE WAS WISE), I HAD THE STACKER (3). WHAT A SIZE!!! I MUST ADMIT TO GIVING THEM A GOOD GO BUT FAILED MISERABLY. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ALL, ONE DAY WE WILL RETURN. P.S.I FORGOT TO BUY A ROUTE 66 TEE SHIRT.    [18 May 2003 10:46:37]

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Recommended Dishes: PANCAKES

     ­GARY MAGIC   

Headin home on route 66
Stopped for the night in Williams on our way back to Massachusetts. Can not say one bad thing about our experience in Cruisers Cafe. Fun, yummy, enjoyable, friendly staff! Highly recommended. Would return.......planning to relocate to AZ so hopefully we will! Love my pink Cruisers t-shirt...reminds me of our wonderful outside dinner there!!!    [03 Jun 2005 21:21:25]

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Recommended Dishes: ANYTHING

     ­Lisa Cammarata   lbcammarata at hotmail dot com