Flagstaff, Arizona | Where to Eat | Best Restaurants | Tourist Home | Diablo Burger | Pizzicletta

On our visits to Flagstaff, Arizona we had the chance to enjoy meals at some great locations, including Tourist Home All Day Café, Over Easy, Diablo Burger, Beaver Street Brewery, Pizzicletta, and Fat Olives. Flagstaff is a true mountain town along the old Route 66 in Northern Arizona. It sits around 7,000 feet in elevation and receives over 100 inches of snow annually. It is surrounded by rugged peaks, ponderosa pines, and many geological wonders, including a lava tube, meteor crater, and a canyon with cliff dwellings. While in Flag, we stayed in the notorious Monte Vista, a haunted hotel with a long list of famous guests and a place we found particularly charming.
CONTENTS
00:00 Intro Teaser
00:40 Map & Overview
01:33 Tourist Home All Day Café
03:27 Over Easy
04:43 Diablo Burger
06:47 Beaver Street Brewery
07:47 Pizzicletta
10:00 Fat Olives
Tourist Home All Day Café
Welcome to the Tourist Home All Day Café. Located within an old boarding house built in 1926, the Tourist Home is now a cheerful, modern café and bakery with counter service. They serve up amazing pastries, baked goods and made-from-scratch breakfasts and sandwiches. You are invited to come in, grab a seat and “Basque in (their) Awesomeness.”
Over Easy
Over Easy is a small franchise with local ownership and locations throughout central and northern Arizona. This clean and spirited breakfast concept has been featured on the Food Network with it’s unique rendition and excellent execution of traditional morning foods. Healthy alternatives make this a must visit location before heading out to Flagstaff’s great outdoors.
Diablo Burger
A visit to Diablo Burger is a trip to a foodie-worthy burger joint. They take an open range, antibiotic-free beef patty, place it between English muffins and add unique condiments to create mouth watering features. Combine this with their belgian-style fries and you see why USA Today picked this as the best burger in Arizona.
Beaver Street Brewery
Beaver Street is the first brewery in Flagstaff, offering a menu of unique sandwiches, salads, and wood-fired pizzas. They have been dubbed Flagstaff's favorite local restaurant and brewpub for a reason. Their food is outstanding and the full bar is accompanied by a great selection of beers from their nearby vats.
Pizzicletta
At Pizzicletta you can sink your teeth into wood-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas that cook in just 90 seconds. The uniqueness and quality of the ingredients that go into their pies has been recognized in local media. Since it opened to a “Best New Restaurant” award in 2011, this intimate Italian destination has been turning out pizza creations and house-made gelato that keeps customers coming back for more.
Fat Olives
Fat Olives began catering in Flagstaff 25 years ago and now serves up award winning recipes to the likes of folks like Guy Fieri from “Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives". The Italian wood fired dome oven enabled the bistro to become only 1 of 96 to be Vera Pizza Napoletana certified. But the proof is in the pie as the finest imported ingredients create an authentic Italian experience that keeps the dining room full.

[@SylviaMichelleMichaels]

I'm from here and live here. I love Flagstaff. ❤️

[@dontneednomanstoptelllingm8481]

really

[@timford8551]

I randomly picked this place blind on a map. Writing a book. Any local advice? Cool places? I'm also a chef so I love great food. Whatever you got! God speed!

[@wildhunger523]

Tasty like grandma's!!! Thanks for the good vibes!!

[@criscale3667]

You are welcome! We enjoyed both the restaurant picks as well as making the video. Thanks for you comment.

[@NoBSEateries]

These all look fantastic. Especially those burgers! -S

[@criscale3667]

We reflected on Diablo after our trip and believe it may be one of the best we have had - anywhere.

[@nancycronin601]

What fun. Have not been to Arizona as I really don't like heat, but Flagstaff is definitely now on my bucket list. Assume the altitude keeps the temp down year-round. Thanks for the video.

[@criscale3667]

Thanks for the comment. Sorry for the delay. I hope you get a chance to visit Flagstaff - definitely no heat. Most homes don't even have air conditioning. We love it!

[@georgewashington7374]

It is rare for it to exceed 80 degrees in Flagstaff. Flag’s high altitude makes it cool and very dry.

[@climbnride58]

I live in Flagstaff, and love it here. We had the third snowiest winter this year, but we also had a warmer than normal summer.

[@josetrapaz]

​@@georgewashington7374bs it gets over 90 in summer I was born here and have experienced 100+ here more than a dozen times 😂😂😂

[@djm5k]

I was in Flagstaff for one night over a year ago and loved it. The town vibe was lively and fun. Would love to try one or all of the pizzerias shown in the video!

[@SylviaMichelleMichaels]

Pizzicletti is great. OMG the selection and customization options are endless.

[@svc6253]

Someone lied about where that boarding house is located.

[@graceIAMok]

Are most shops open now?

[@criscale3667]

Yes, for the most part places of business are back open.

[@__PJ__]

Drop the piano and guitar music or tone it down, can hardly hear half of what your saying. Good reviews !

[@criscale3667]

Great tip. We have taken that into account in more recent videos. Thanks for your comment.

[@Andrewskull]

i need the guy’s phone number in the brown leather jacket 😊