MartAnnes Burrito Palace
MartAnne's Burrito Palace
A family-owned classic off Route 66, dubbed 'the house that chilaquiles built,' serving Mexican breakfast all day.
Located downtown off Route 66, directly opposite the train station, this family-run spot stands out with its red exterior and Day of the Dead art decor. Self-described as 'the house that chilaquiles built,' it has been repeatedly voted the best breakfast in town. The signature chilaquiles feature fried tortilla chips scrambled with eggs and cheese, with your choice of red sauce, green sauce, or 'Christmas' style (both), plus pork green chili or chorizo. Portions are huge, breakfast is served all day, and while weekend lines are common, the wait is usually short. The parking lot next to the restaurant is easy to miss. Latest pricing is not verified, but it falls into the budget-friendly category.
Opening hours
Mon-Thu 7:30-20:00, Fri-Sat 7:30-21:00, Sun 7:30-14:30
Nearby sights
- Historic Downtown Flagstaff & Route 66
- Flagstaff Visitor Center (Historic Depot)
- Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
- Lowell Observatory
- Pioneer Museum
- Buffalo Park
- Museum of Northern Arizona
- Mount Elden