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Hours
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 23670 S Mill Ave, Crown King, AZ 86343
Phone: (928) 632-7133
Website: http://crownkingfun.com/
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Reviews
Minty Fresh
We went to Crown King to see a cabin and stopped by this restaurant. The owner was very friendly, and the food was amazing. I ordered the chili dog on fried bread—oh my God, heaven on earth! My husband got a burger, one of the kids had a burger, and the other had chicken tenders. Everything was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend stopping here if you’re in Crown King.
… moreHailey Barnhart
Absolutely beautiful!
The Mill in Crown King, Arizona is an absolute gem! Mike, the owner, was awesome! He was so accommodating and kind. We’re vegan, and he made sure we had something delicious to enjoy. He personally made us an amazing veggie sandwich! You can tell he genuinely cares about his guests and is passionate about food. The patio is so clean and beautifully decorated with the sound of the humming birds and trees flowing in the wind. The location, atmosphere, and service are all 10/10. Always recommend! Dog-friendly, kid-friendly, and just a beautiful spot with great views. A for sure stop everytime we visit CK!
… moreThe Mill in Crown King, Arizona is an absolute gem! Mike, the owner, was awesome! He was so accommodating and kind. We’re vegan, and he made sure we had something delicious to enjoy. He personally made us an amazing veggie sandwich! You can tell he genuinely cares about his guests and is passionate about food. The patio is so clean and beautifully decorated with the sound of the humming birds and trees flowing in the wind. The location, atmosphere, and service are all 10/10. Always recommend! Dog-friendly, kid-friendly, and just a beautiful spot with great views. A for sure stop everytime we visit CK!
Lawrence Machado
Wow this place was so neat with lots of history and the owners were so nice! The Burger was thr best part!! Can’t wait to come back and SOAR some more!
… moreChristina Henderson
We had a great visit to The Mill Restaurant in Crown King! The food is made from scratch, even the bread, which is always a nice touch. We ordered burgers and fries, which were solid and satisfying. The cheesecake for desert was a standout: rich, creamy, and beautifully presented with fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
What really made this place special were the details and the atmosphere. We sat outside, surrounded by the pines, which made for a peaceful and scenic dining experience. The patio area is lined with tons of hummingbird feeders, attracting a delightful flurry of hummingbirds and even a striking red-headed woodpecker! The inside of the restaurant is cozy and full of charm, decorated with vintage and antique items that give it a warm, nostalgic feel.
The owners were incredibly friendly and took the time to share the fascinating history of the ore mill and the old machinery used to process and transport ore down the mountain. It was clear they take pride in both the food and the legacy of the place.
All in all, The Mill offers a unique, welcoming experience and is definitely worth a stop if you make the drive up to Crown King.
… moreWhat really made this place special were the details and the atmosphere. We sat outside, surrounded by the pines, which made for a peaceful and scenic dining experience. The patio area is lined with tons of hummingbird feeders, attracting a delightful flurry of hummingbirds and even a striking red-headed woodpecker! The inside of the restaurant is cozy and full of charm, decorated with vintage and antique items that give it a warm, nostalgic feel.
The owners were incredibly friendly and took the time to share the fascinating history of the ore mill and the old machinery used to process and transport ore down the mountain. It was clear they take pride in both the food and the legacy of the place.
All in all, The Mill offers a unique, welcoming experience and is definitely worth a stop if you make the drive up to Crown King.
April Hallmark
First time visiting Crown King and stopped into The Mill for lunch, and it did not disappoint. I had a prime rib sandwich and my husband had a burger, both were very tasty and the bread was amazing. The place was also super neat with a lot of old equipment to check out. We sat outside and enjoyed the view.
… moreKristie Austin
The Mill in Crown King absolutely knocked it out of the park for our group today. Sammysue and Mike took incredible care of us from start to finish. We rolled in with a very large off-road group (53 rigs) and without hesitation, Mike was literally excavating an additional parking area as we arrived so every rig could fit comfortably. That alone says everything about the level of care and effort they put in.
The food was unreal. Truly homemade, comforting, and plentiful. From the fresh homemade bread to the mac and cheese, chicken tenders, taquitos, brisket, and ribs, they spoiled us nonstop. There was more than enough food, even seconds, and every bite was amazing. You could feel the pride and love behind it.
Great people, great food, and a place that genuinely shows up for its guests. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience and will absolutely be back. Highly recommend.
… moreThe food was unreal. Truly homemade, comforting, and plentiful. From the fresh homemade bread to the mac and cheese, chicken tenders, taquitos, brisket, and ribs, they spoiled us nonstop. There was more than enough food, even seconds, and every bite was amazing. You could feel the pride and love behind it.
Great people, great food, and a place that genuinely shows up for its guests. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience and will absolutely be back. Highly recommend.
Tylers random life moments
Took a dirt biking trip out to crown king! Once there we made it to the saloon . Matt and his wife greeted us at the door with some of the best hospitality I’ve ever came across!
We looked around for a bit at all the history embedded into the restaurant , and after that ordered some burgers! That’s the best burger I’ve had in a long time the $15 price tag for the meal is so worth it!!
Matt if you see this , we all had a really great time at your restaurant, also glad we could help with the soda machine malfunction!
… moreWe looked around for a bit at all the history embedded into the restaurant , and after that ordered some burgers! That’s the best burger I’ve had in a long time the $15 price tag for the meal is so worth it!!
Matt if you see this , we all had a really great time at your restaurant, also glad we could help with the soda machine malfunction!
Lisa
An amazing family run restaurant with fantastic food! We had brisket, ribs, chicken nuggets, Mac & cheese, coleslaw, salad, and homemade bread. They went all out to make our group comfortable & extremely well fed. They even moved mountains for more parking! A great experience & I will be back!
… moreLaura Zundel
Okay guys, yes it’s a hike up here to Crown King and The Mill is pretty much it lol. I was expecting “bar food”. Yes, the menu isn’t extensive….burger, Philly cheese, chili, chili dog, tacos tenders, Ruben but Omg! I had the burger with shoestring fries…..delicious because they use tallow and NO vegetable oils and all from scratch. My husband had the chili dog. I have to say that was the most amazing chili dog I’ve ever seen. He got the fried corn side….wow! All in all a super roll back in time, vintage place with super nice people. Yes, they have alcohol lol. It’s worth the 25 mile dirt road drive .
… moreMike Shubic (Mike’s Road Trip)
Venturing to The Mill Restaurant in Crown King, AZ, is like stepping into a delightful time capsule, ideal for a lunch stop during an off-road adventure. The restaurant’s allure lies in its rudimentary architecture and an array of mining artifacts, creating an ambiance that transports you back in time. Its strategic location offers an outdoor seating area perched atop a scenic vantage point, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The historical significance is palpable, as the restaurant was once a stamp mill, processing gold-rich ore from nearby mines.
Inside, the charm continues with a huge wood stove, an essential comfort on cooler days. At nearly 6000 feet elevation, it’s a quaint escape in the summer, offering a cooler retreat from the sweltering heat below.
However, while the setting and atmosphere are commendable, the culinary experience leaves much to be desired. The food, albeit average, doesn’t quite match the restaurant’s higher ratings. I sampled the pork tacos, which, while flavorful, were disappointingly greasy. The shoestring fries, on a brighter note, were a tasty accompaniment. My companion’s burger, served on toasted sourdough, was also excessively greasy, and lacked in flavor.
In summary, The Mill Restaurant is a picturesque spot steeped in history, perfect for those seeking a rustic ambiance. However, for food enthusiasts, it might be a bit underwhelming. It’s a great reminder that sometimes, the location’s charm and history can overshadow the culinary experience. Worth a visit for the experience, but set your dining expectations accordingly.
… moreInside, the charm continues with a huge wood stove, an essential comfort on cooler days. At nearly 6000 feet elevation, it’s a quaint escape in the summer, offering a cooler retreat from the sweltering heat below.
However, while the setting and atmosphere are commendable, the culinary experience leaves much to be desired. The food, albeit average, doesn’t quite match the restaurant’s higher ratings. I sampled the pork tacos, which, while flavorful, were disappointingly greasy. The shoestring fries, on a brighter note, were a tasty accompaniment. My companion’s burger, served on toasted sourdough, was also excessively greasy, and lacked in flavor.
In summary, The Mill Restaurant is a picturesque spot steeped in history, perfect for those seeking a rustic ambiance. However, for food enthusiasts, it might be a bit underwhelming. It’s a great reminder that sometimes, the location’s charm and history can overshadow the culinary experience. Worth a visit for the experience, but set your dining expectations accordingly.