Route 66 in Williams, AZ

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Williams, Arizona is on the famous Route 66, and claims the distinction of being the last town bypassed by the I-40 freeway. It really embraces the Route 66 nostalgia. While staying there, we explored the town, and enjoyed several Route 66-themed restaurants.

Route 66 sign

An old Dairy Queen restaurant, that only opens seasonally:

An old Dairy Queen restaurant

Motel:

Motel

Route 66 sign:

Route 66 sign

Williams sign:

Williams sign

Mural:

Mural

Mountain Man Mercantile:

Mountain Man Mercantile

Old garage:

Old garage
Old garage
Old garage
Old garage

Motor hotel:

Motor hotel

Bear:

Bear

Cocktails:

Cocktails

Mural:

Mural

Gift shops:

Gifts
Gift shop
Gift shop
Cowboy
Shops
Turquoise Tepee

Mural:

Mural

Gas station museum:

Gas station museum

We had dinner at Cruiser's Cafe 66:

Cruiser's Cafe 66
Cruiser's Cafe 66

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Cruiser's Cafe 66
Cruiser's Cafe 66
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Menu
Menu
Menu
Food
David

And breakfast for lunch at Pine Country Restaurant:

Pine Country Restaurant
Pine Country Restaurant
Pine Country Restaurant
Pine Country Restaurant

Driving through Williams at night:

Williams at night
Williams at night
Williams at night
Williams at night
Williams at night

Dinner at the Route 66 Diner:

Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
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Menu
Menu
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Route 66 Diner
Malts
Food
Food

The best of Route 66:

Williams sign