Cameron Trading Post Restaurant

Great food and super quick service! We ordered a Navajo taco and a beef stew and they came in literally 5 minutes. The beef stew came with an Indian bread and honey on the side . It was delicious by itself , as I ate half with the stew and half with the honey as a dessert. The Navajo Taco was also delicious and full of so much toppings. The server was nice and the inside of the restaurant seemed so authentic. Definitely stop by if you pass by. The prices are so good as well, $11.00 for a stew is unbelievable. One thing to mention is that they do not serve alcohol in case you are craving a beer or so. To get to the restaurant, you'll have to pass by their enormous area filled with so many attractive souvenirs. Wow!

Cameron Trading Post Restaurant was a pleasant surprise. The food was genuinely tasty and very affordable. I really like the Navajo fried bread! There’s also a huge gift shop that’s fun to browse. A perfect stop before heading to the Grand Canyon.

Decided to stop in after the Grand Canyon. This place has a large gift shop connected to the restaurant. Plenty of parking. We ordered several different meals. All were subpar at best. My son took one bite of his Navajo Taco and didn't take another bite. Large quantity but poor quality. The taco should have been taken off the bill, but that did not happen. We would not return there again.

We stopped by the Trading Post Restaurant during our road trip, and it was a great experience. The taco salad, potato skins, and chicken were all delicious — fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. The staff was friendly and professional, which made the whole experience even better. As a New Yorker and a true foodie, I don’t hand out 5 stars easily — but this place earned it.!

The Navajo Tacos were good but pretty heavy. They brought out a really burnt Jalapeño Poppers and we had to ask them to re-do it. The service is okay, but they were pretty rude before we complained.