Photos of The Turquoise Room Restaurant in Winslow, Arizona
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to The Turquoise Room Restaurant in Winslow, Arizona in Winslow, Arizona, here are some things to know before you go.
What is The Turquoise Room?
The Turquoise Room is an award-winning restaurant located inside the historic La Posada Hotel in downtown Winslow. Widely regarded as one of the finest dining destinations on Route 66, the restaurant is known for its contemporary Southwestern cuisine, regional ingredients, and dishes inspired by Native American, Mexican, Southwestern, and Fred Harvey traditions.
Where is The Turquoise Room located?
The restaurant is located inside La Posada Hotel at 305 E. Second Street in Winslow, Arizona, just a short walk from the famous Standin’ on the Corner Park. The historic hotel was once one of the premier stops along the Santa Fe Railway and remains one of Arizona’s most iconic railroad-era landmarks.
What is on the Turquoise Room menu?
The Turquoise Room serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and a special afternoon Traveler’s Menu. The ever-changing menu features a creative blend of Southwestern and regional specialties, including bison, elk, Churro lamb, duck, Native American-inspired dishes, fresh salads, soups, and seasonal entrées. Guests will also find house-made desserts, craft cocktails, and an extensive wine list.
Popular favorites include the Churro Lamb Sampler, free-range bison short ribs, stuffed squash blossoms, pork carnitas, elk medallions, Hopi-inspired specialties, and authentic huevos rancheros at breakfast. The Signature Soup (a combination of creamy corn soup and spicy black bean soup served together) is one of our picks of 66 Must-Eat Dishes on Route 66 and 20 Best Route 66 Foods to Eat in Arizona.
Are reservations required?
Dinner reservations are recommended.
Is parking available?
Park in the hotel’s parking lot and walk through reception and the gift shop to get to the restaurant.
Where to Stay Near The Turquoise Room Restaurant
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest on your road trip with a stay at one of these Winslow, Arizona hotels near Route 66.
La Posada Hotel
You can’t get any closer than this! La Posada offers a four-star experience that can’t be beat. The 1930 hotel was created by architect Mary Colter, hotelier Fred Harvey and the Santa Fe Railway. It was the last great railway hotel built in America and the finest historic hotel on Route 66. Over the years it has served an impressive roster of celebrity guests, from James Cagney to Franklin D. Roosevelt to Amelia Earhart to John Wayne. Book a room and a reservation at The Turquoise Room, one of the finest restaurants in the southwest.
The Winslow
The Winslow is a contemporary hotel in the heart of Winslow. Enjoy rooms with air conditioning and flat screen TVs or the communal areas with pool tables, bocce balls, table tennis, darts, and a bar.
Earl’s Rt 66 Motor Court
Earl’s Rt 66 Motor Court is the oldest operating Route 66 motel in Winslow. The basic but well-kept motel was built in the 1940s and was originally called the Marble Motel.
Attractions Near The Turquoise Room Restaurant on Route 66
Absolutely delicious dinner and a must-eat while in Winslow. I started with their signature soup and both halves (corn and black bean) were equally perfect together, had a sweet prickly pear margarita, and finished with the bison short ribs that were slow cooked in a blackberry and chile BBQ sauce. Everything was so good! The menu changes all the time with local, seasonal ingredients. They also have a walk-up window for drinks and coffee and earlier in the day I got a yummy prickly pear lemonade to enjoy as I walked around the property.