Diamond Creek Restaurant

Chances are you're staying at the Hualapai lodge and wondering what your dinner is going to be before you head onto your Grand Canyon adventure. Your picking is going to very slim in this area.When you enter, you're greeted with the stuffed heads of animal trophies over a nice warm fireplace. It really gives you that nice lodge feeling.The items on the menu is fairly basic American food, nothing too fancy. Burgers, fried stuff, soups, salads, that kind of stuff. Everything was made from basic ingredients. The salad was a bit overly salty because of the chicken and ham.The unique item is the Hualapai fry bread. Those are worth getting! But if you're doing the Havasupai trek, you may have your fill of fry bread down there as well.I recommend this place mostly due to convenience over taste.

Our group of ladies visited this spot three times during our hiking trip, and each dining experience was wonderful. The food was consistently hot, fresh, and enjoyable. On two of our visits, we were served by Phillip, who did an excellent job. His service was attentive and added to the overall positive experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals each time and would highly recommend this place.This restaurant was conveniently located same proximity as our hotel, making it easy to enjoy fresh, hot meals. The proximity and quality of the food made our stay even more enjoyable.

Located inside of the Hualapai Lodge in Peach Springs. Pretty much the only restaurant in this town that I could see. Came here around 6:30pm and it turns out that this is right around the time when everyone is eating. So we waited about 5 minutes or so for them to seat us. I ordered the ground chuck steak smothered in a mushroom and onion gravy. The gravy was good and thick and the steak had good flavor to it. The mashed potatoes were as just ok. Our server was so nice and accommodating. I felt bad because it looked like she was working all of the tables. Considering that you are out in the middle of nowhere and want a good meal, this is a very decent place to stop at.

We stopped here on black friday for dinner before our Havasupai backpacking trip. The menu has a lot of options and free wifi which allowed me to do some shopping while waiting for our food lol. Everything we tried was good and very big portion. We were so full and couldn't finish. Our group tried the following: supreme pizza, hualapai taco (served on a frybread), hualapai stew (came with a side of frybread), and Philly steak sandwich with fries. We recommend this place if you want to load up on carbs before a big hike. We were all happy with what we got. We wish we could have tried the banana foster frybread but we were so full.

We had the hardest time picking out what to eat because so good food items to choose from. The frybread taste a little like sweet vietnamese frybread. Yummy. The stew taste like hunters stew. All yummy

This restaurant serves decent meals ( not great but good if you are hungry) however, it is one of the most poorly run operations I have ever had the displeasure of encountering. Staff just doesn't show up. Only one cook and one waitress to manage the entire operation. Sunday 5/19 literally NO ONE showed up to open the restaurant leaving anyone in the hotel with no options other than gas station food and drinks ... Highly disappointing as it is literally the only place to eat in this town. The tribe should be ashamed.

Food is prepared to order, so wait times are slightly longer. The chili-verde was unusual in its texture and consistency but had plenty of good flavors; and the fry bread was warm and tasty; a perfect pairing. The over-sized drinks are large enough to satisfy any thirst from the days drive or local outing.Service is friendly, and orders are delivered promptly. Ambiance was comfortable, reminiscent of a modern cafe with a rustic theme (a route 66 flashback, without seating booths); instead a mid-size open dining room.

The restaurant is clean, spacious and the staff is very very nice and it didn't take too long to be served. We were the only customers there.

Worst buffalo wings of my life. So fatty. I was scared to eat them. Obviously low rent supermarket fatty wings. Not even good enough for my dog. This restaurant should close down. You would think native Americans cared more about improving themselves. Awful restaurant .

I didn't actually eat here because I didn't think it was going to be open today (Easter Sunday) but it is. The menu looks decent and price's are reasonable. The food options look good too. I walked over to the restaurant since I'm staying at the lodge. The lodge also has a small store with items you can heat up in the microwave. The hotel room has a fridge, microwave and coffee maker.