We ate a late lunch/early dinner here during our stay at Maswik. There was hardly anyone there, and the service was so slow. I can't imagine what it must be like at a busy time. The food was standard cafeteria food, nothing outstanding. Works in a pinch when you're hungry and there is nothing else around (which, there really isn't)!

We were staying at the Lodge and didn't want to go far for supper. We had the chill and it was really good. My husband had his in the bread bowl and I just had a bowl. It was filling and really hit the spot. They had a really big selection of food choices. It was pretty quick and easy.

The pizza was really good but overly greasy. I wouldn't recommend the bread sticks as they were extremely greasy. The staff is very strict with their alcohol. You have to sign a form along with your id for a beer this was a little strange.

I noticed this cinnamon bun while looking around the cafeteria area for something different to eat. When I saw it on someone else's plate near the hot oatmeal, I knew I had to have one. But there was no one to ask. So I got in the line for the Southwestern hot breakfasts, and there magically under the protective glass... More

Quick, decent food, with a decent price. Can't ask for more in such a remote location. BETTER FOOD AND VALUE THAN EL TOVAR Restaurant!! We only had breakfast.

I'm not sure why everyone is complaining. I thought the cafeteria was excellent. Lots of variety and price was decent.

Stopped here twice for lunch and dinner (they are open for breakfast also). Both meals were very good and I liked having so many choices in this food court setting. The employees were friendly and helpful and there was plenty of seating. This was a very convenient stop during a busy day at the park. Definitely recommend.

For breakfast, go for the eggs. Pancakes were in a hot-box and were a bit cool. Waffles were better. Huge breakfast sausages. For a hotel-run cafeteria, the prices were quite reasonable.

Such poor customer service at this place. I encountered Buddy at the Pizza Pub and asked if there were any tables available (because I am vision-impaired). He pointed and said, "This is seat yourself. And it is the Grand Canyon, not fine-dining." I explained I was vision impaired and just wanted to know if there was a table at the... More