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“There's a pretty limited menu, although prices aren't bad. My wrap had a lot in it but it was super salty and could have used more vegetables and less meat. Plenty of snacks, drinks, and souvenirs are available for purchase. They also sell firewood if you're camping nearby.“
“Reasonably priced breakfast sandwiches, burritos & Starbucks coffee! It opens at 7 am but we got in line at 6:45 and we are glad we did. By the time we got out of line there were 30 more people behind us in line!Tip: get in line early before they even open up or you’ll be waiting awhile!“
“We stopped here to get coffee during the visit of Grand Canyon. The store is well maintained with restroom and shared parking lot with other restaurants. The inside is well kept and has a nice seating arrangement as well. We didn't like the cappuccino, but the staff was very friendly and answered patiently about questions on the canyon. Very nice people.“
“Cory is the absolute man. He helped our large group of 30 men devour an early breakfast and had the best attitude. I went back the next day and the staff is very friendly and the food was hot and fresh. Great McDonald’s- wish they were all this great!“
“We rented e-bikes and rode the rim with this bunch! It was an incredible experience from the staff who outfitted us with perfectly-sized bikes, gave us a quick tutorial on bike operation, and recommended options for our half-day on the bikes. We opted for the Hermit’s Rest ride (21 miles roundtrip and mostly flat) and it was PERFECT for a five-hour rental. We biked at a leisurely pace, stopped several times, and even had a quick lunch at Hermit’s Rest. Highly recommend Bright Angel Bicycle Rentals!“