The Miners Grill & Ice Cream Parlor

Like others have said, we were pleasantly surprised how good the food was. Had theGrilled Chicken sandwich with salad Cheeseburger and friesHot dog and chipsGrilled cheese and chipsIced teas

Well the service was great at the ice cream shop but unfortunately the ice cream was no Bueno. The ice cream was old, as in it had those ice crystals in it and had that freezer burn taste to it. (those who have had ice cream in the freezer for half a year no exactly what I'm talking about) There are tables outside, where you can sit in the inside is pretty nice as well.

Awful service. Guy at front desk of grill extremely rude and non-accommodating. Guy actually threatened to beat my ass. Quality workers for a kids and family attraction. Food was awful! Whole family got sick from it. I found a bunch of history from poor food service inspections after I ate here. Please stay away.

At tourist attraction, food can ofter times be mediocre. They know they have you, and they know visitors will order regardless of reputation. The Miners Grill is NOT one of those establishments. The Miners Grill is bringing quality food with quality service. Menu is posted on the wall. Prices are reasonable. Portions are generous. Orders are placed at the order window. The person who took our order was pleasant, as was the person who gave us our order. They run the kitchen like a well oiled machine. The restaurant was busy. Our number was called in about 10-15 minutes. The grilled chicken sandwich was tender and juicy. Sourdough bread was toasted to a golden brown. Bread wasn't greasy. We were offered ketchup, mustard and ranch. I added mustard to the chicken sandwich. I would happily eat that sandwich again. My children enjoyed their miner burgers and grilled cheese. Produce on the chicken sandwich and miner burgers were crisp and fresh. Fries were hot. They were soft inside with a light crisp to the outside. The person who ordered the chicken strips thought they were just okay. Chicken strips were dry. Seating is outside. Patio is primarily covered. Rustic wooden picnic tables, with the classic red and white checked tablecloths.

We were surprised by the awesome food here. It is very casual and there isn't enough seating if you are looking to sit down and eat. But the food was really good and comes out pretty fast.

If you are going to Goldfield Ghosttown and get hungry, definitely try the Grill. Way better food and service than The Mammoth. Plus it's right next to the ice cream shop!

I travel to zoo's, museums, etc a lot with my kids and this place by far and away had the best food. Dads, please stop and get a polish and hot dog.

We visited this place on 01/21/2022 a cool Friday morning with our classroom of special needs students on a field trip. I've been to other similar places in Arizona and in other states. This one showcases the beautiful views of the Superstition Mountains and Organ Pipe catus in abundance...today the Arizona weather was perfect. I must say that buying a cup of Joe at $6 bucks or a scoop of ice cream for $8 on a teacher salary is pricey. That said the area is fantastic, lots of things to see, great picture opportunities....pricey but understandable considering the location. After lots of sightseeing and taking some awesome pictures. We decided to find a nice spot for our group of special needs students to have their lunch. We located a covered area towards the rear of the Ice Cream Parlor and being that it was not closed off...we sat down for lunch. Please keep in mind that other than a few no smoking signs everything pointed that it was open to the public. Twenty plus minutes into our lunch a man came out of the Ice Cream Parlor rear door and asked who was in charge. He then said that "this is my dining area and is not a picnic area-for that you all need to head to the railroad station....NEXT TIME, I WONT BE SO NICE!" he turned around clearly agitated and walked back into the Ice Cream Parlor mumbling some negative comments.We had no chance to say anything as he was quick, rude and to the point. It was a disappointing end to our beautiful, fun filled and enriching morning. Our students had never visited this place and had such a fantastic time. We might of even gone inside to purchase Ice cream if he had not rudly interrupted out morning with his nasty disposition. We left that area, climbed into our school vehicle and stopped for ice cream at a place were customer service is at the top of the list and they are not rude...delicious strawberry Sunday for $2 bucks. Yes, the Costco just a few miles down the road.This is a nice place and fun to sight see...definitely kid friendly. I would just stay away from the Ice Cream Parlor and please-please DO NOT SIT IN THE COVERED AREA AT THE REAR OF THE Ice Cream Parlor...it is not taken lightly. Oh yeah....no comment on the rest rooms as they seemed scarce and on this visit we did not need to visit the restrooms.

We were hungry and had time to kill before our saloon photoshoot and we're hungry. We originally went to the bigger restaurant at the top of the hill (Mammoth Steakhouse and Saloon) but weren't acknowledged for what seems like forever. Decided we were wasting our time there and headed to the Miners Grill.Glad we did because not only was the service quick and the food decently priced, the staff was friendly and welcoming.We all got our food within 10 minutes of ordering and enjoyed it with some beer in the warm winter weather on the patio.Wish we had time to get some ice cream because everyone passing by made it look yummy.

Really good hamburgers. Worth the drive. Only outside seating so don't go when it is 120 degrees outside.