Iron Skillet Restaurant

Stuck at the Iron Skillet during one of the rare snowfalls in Kingman AZ area. After witnessing cars flying off the road-I pulled into Iron Skillet and waited for road conditions to improve. It is a classical diner located inside the gas station/truck stop. Large seating area, friendly waitress. Only few electric outlets and no WiFi. Food is typical of a truck stop. Hearty and greasy but that doesn't need to be bad in general. However here food was less than stellar! I ordered initially meatloaf with mashed potatoes and green beans. Greens beans were under cooked and stringy. Meatloaf tasted as it was a week old. Mashed potato was great. Nonetheless - I sent it back. Instead I ordered a very simple entree. Two eggs over medium two sausage links and hash browns. Toast came with it...it was just all right. Mostly greasy - but I had nowhere to go, and this is the best they can do. Waitress was nice about it and she made it better...Would I come back -- not without another strange situation: snow storm, zombie attack, or alien invasion....

Stopped in for gas on our way back from Vegas, and decided to grab something to eat in the Iron Skillet. I wish we hadn't. The waitress, Susan, was very nice and quick. However, the food was not good. I will make a pass next time, and just grab a pack of crackers from the convience store.

We needed a quick lunch on a road trip. It's a typical Iron Skillet - the tables are a little worn and have a strange color because of the metal on the skillets. But otherwise clean. Their Southwest buttermilk chicken sandwiches were quite good - the side salad was good and the tots were crispy. Service was great!

I came to fill up my rig and decided to try and get a nice hot meal. I saw Ruth said hello and asked if it was ok to sit down at the bar area. She gripped and said "ya it'll be an awhile I just got busy." There was only one other person at the bar area. There was never a hello, how can I help you or please have a seat. All you had to say was, hello please have a seat I'm a little busy I'll be right with you. Be nice to folks it's not that hard.

Waitress Susan completely ignored me waiting at "order to go line" for over 5mins. Then when I kindly approached Ruth for help I was replied to with: WHAT?No how can I help you. This place's energy is miserable. Went out of my way to eat here.

First off, the ONLY REASON I gave this place a "1" is in GRATITUDE to SUSAN who gave us EXCELLENT SERVICE. Thanks Again SUSAN!!!!!For food, you would get a ZERO.I ordered a $16.50 Philly Cheese. It was served on this TINY bun on their NEW TINY SKILLET. The meat was DRY and old and had no flavor. The French fries were served cold and tasteless without the ketchup, which was delicious, by the way. To add INSULT to INJURY we waited FOREVER to get our meal....AND we were the ONLY PEOPLE in the dining room.This was the MOST DISGUSTING MEAL I ever had. If the manager would have been there I would have told her how disgusted I was.TWO MORE ITEMS:1. I will be calling corporate. 2. If you haven't guessed it, we are LOCALS and know how the Iron Skillet used to be.$16.50 for a skimpy lousy TINY FLAVORLESSSANDWICH????????????

I'm not a fan of Iron Skillet but I wanted to try their new dish- Steak Rice Bowl. It was surprisingly good. I like the sweet & zingy flavor. Nice friendly servers. Presentation has never been their strong suit but here's a photo of the dish.

Good place for a quick bite , it's definitely better than fast food. My waitress was amazingly nice.

Based on what I ordered the sirloin steak and fruit. The food was decent for a truck stop. Our waitress was nice and attentive. Is there really an ambience in a truck stop diner. It was casual and with Route 66 decor.

Kids wanted to watch football during breakfast. Staff refused to clean a table for us. They told us we had to go to the back, when they allowed someone else to sit in the "dirty" section where the TVs are. Not family or kid friendly.