Pine Country is the kind of place that gives Route 66 its reputation: a big, busy dining room, staff who know the regulars, and a pie case that stops people mid-sentence. It sits right on the main highway through Williams and fills up early on weekends.
What to Know
- A classic diner on the Route 66 corridor in Williams
- Homestyle breakfasts and lunches served all day
- Known for its rotating selection of fresh-baked pies
The kitchen does homestyle breakfast and lunch, and the pies are the real draw. Locals have their favorites, and visitors rarely leave without a slice, or a whole pie boxed for the road.
Between the Grand Canyon Railway, Route 66 cruising, and the region's wildlife parks, Williams is a pass-through town for a lot of people, and Pine Country is where many of them stop. Expect a wait at peak hours and a plate of comfort food on the other side of it.
If you only have one stop in Williams, make it easy: breakfast, lunch, or pie, Pine Country delivers the classic small-town roadhouse meal.
Hours, menus, and reservations change frequently. Check the restaurant's own website for current details.
Mike Konefal
Broker Associate · Coldwell Banker Northland Realty
A Northern Arizona local for more than 26 years, Mike writes this dining guide to help visitors and future residents find the places locals genuinely love.
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