Cafe Lalibela - Carta

Tacos Los Altos West Side

➤ 2500 S Woodlands Village Blvd #1, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, United States

Carta • Soup • Meat • Tacos • Cheese

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"We decided to eat here after we waited to get along the way in the Over Easy. You told us an hour. Then 40 minutes later told us an hour. About Easy just lied about the waiting period that they told us a half hours when we put our name on the list. Lie. You couldn't even tell a Mexican about another one at our party! They claimed to have told one of us twice about waiting, but two different people asked at different times. I would like to stress how frustrating this experience was. They weren't understandable and more upset that we wanted to eat there. SUCK EGGS. Tacos Los Altos was the opposite. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. You get great food cheap. Our big group immediately got food and could sit together. If you want a good experience, you want to eat in the Tacos Los Altos. They won't be disappointed."

Brix

➤ Flagstaff, 413 N San Francisco St, 86001-4649, United States

Carta • Wine • American • Contemporary • North American

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"Ambiance 5/5 Service 5/5 Food 5/5 Value 4/5 The menu is diverse and creative. The roast duck and duckfat grits were incredible and I highly recommend it, i just wish I had a little more plum reduction! The bolognese was executed well perfecttexture, and the noodle had a delightful savory quality all on its own, without even the sauce (which was also very good, if noton the salty side). There were too many interesting options from the starters but I enjoyed the complexity of the mushroomtortellini. Although the portions are small, everything else is excellent. The service was stellar and the atmosphere is verytasteful and intimate. Perfect for a date night!"

Karma Sushi Bar Grill

➤ 6 E Route 66 Flagstaff, AZ 86001, 86001-5777, United States

Carta • Soup • Sushi • Pasta • Pizza

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"There were a lot of clearly marked options. They understand veganism. The fried tofu was well cooked in both the bento and the ramen. However, the ramen was really bad. I mean, literally no flavor. No amount of soy sauce, chili oil, or sriracha could doctor this. The ginger dressing on the salad needs a bit of salt and lemon(which they provide). They offer fresh wasabi for $4, which is a real treat, but honestly overpriced at $4 unless the whole table is going to dip in... the free wasabi was clearly not of the same quality, and honestly so tasteless, it makes me question the quality of the fresh one."

Josephine's

➤ Flagstaff, 503 N Humphreys St, 86001-3056, United States

Carta • Salad • American • Vegetarian • Contemporary

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"We both decided to try the 3-course tasting menu at this restaurant. However, we were instructed to hold off on choosing our dessert until after our meal, as the tasting menu came with two lackluster dessert options. The food we tried was both intriguing and delicious. After completing the first two courses, we were presented with a larger dessert menu that did not include either of the desserts we had seen on the tasting menu. The server made some suggestions and we made our selections. To our surprise, when we received the bill, we were charged the full price for the desserts, as well as for what we later realized was only a 2-course tasting menu. This was not the great value we had initially thought. In our opinion, the server should have been more transparent about the dessert options instead of switching them up on us."

Shift Kitchen and Bar

➤ 107 N. San Francisco St Suite 2AZ 86001, Flagstaff, United States

Carta • Wine • Soup • Pasta • Cheese

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"Let me start by being the “I never leave reviews but..” guy. If you’re looking for food, this is by far one of the better options in flagstaff. Food taste and presentation were great (drinks included). The cocktails were a bit on the sweet side but it is a college town and for me they made up for it with a fantastic selection of amaros. So the bad? The chef could use a reminder of what it means to be in the hospitality industry. Although his actions ARE an industry norm, with an expo window that sits directly in front guests much greater care should be taken in the kind of language that is used. In this instance, I’m not talking about cursing but rather his belittling treatment of one of his servers. Respectfully chef, hospitality is about how you make people feel and great hospitality starts with how the owner treats you and how you treat your coworkers. Leaving my drink and desert behind was a better option than continuing to watch his interaction with this one waitress. Everything else was great and woulda earned 5 stars.or from me no review at all"