Flagstaff

A redbrick carriage house, built around 1910 as a garage for one the first automobiles in Flagstaff, is home to one of the city's most sophisticated restaurants. — Fodor's

Josephine's touts an eclectic menu with global influences and a wine list to match, in a romantic, historic location. — Gayot

Students, skiers, new and aging hippies, and just about everyone else who likes good coffee (and delicious vegetarian fare) jam into Macy's European Coffee House and Bakery for the best cup in town. — Fodor's

Microbrews and beer-friendly fare with flair at Flagstaff's premier brewpub. — Gayot

Their beef patties are from just down the road a bit, where the cows are grass-fed, open-range, hormone & antibiotic-free...The cheese--local. Beer on tap? Almost always regional. — Afar Magazine

Fresh twist on American comfort food classics at this hip downtown Flagstaff restaurant. — Gayot

Tiny Pizzicletta, where the excellent thin-crusted wood-fired pizzas are loaded with gourmet toppings like arugula and aged prosciutto, is housed in a sliver of a white-brick building. — Lonely Planet

A fresh salsa bar is at the heart of this local Mexican restaurant. — Gayot