Don't let the name mislead you: this South-of-the-border Route 66 diner serves breakfast (all day), lunch, and dinner in a bright space decorated with Día de Los Muertos–inspired paintings. House specialties include a green chile pork enchilada topped with two eggs and J.B.'s Volcano: a mound of chilaquiles drenched in that same green chile pork, loaded with chorizo and crowned by an over-medium egg. Order a breakfast cocktail or coffee to complement your morning meal.

MartAnne’s also goes by the name MartAnne’s Burrito Palace and MartAnne’s Cafe, which is a bit confusing, but after you walk in and smell the best breakfast burrito in the Southwest you’ll know you’re right where you’re supposed to be. MartAnne’s is a Mexican spot that serves unmatched breakfast burritos and Mexican scrambles. Try to order something with their green chile sauce, as it is a local favorite.

There’s arguably no more an iconic taste of Flagstaff comfort than MartAnne’s. Stacked high with avocado, cheeses, eggs, salsas, and green onions, the dishes here are just as colorful as the vibrant decor found throughout what locals call Flagstaff’s best breakfast place. This is a dyed-in-the-wool Flagstaff institution.

This family-owned Mexican restaurant has been around since 1982 and known locally as “the house that chilaquiles built.” Dishes like spicy green-chile pork posole topped with eggs or MartAnne’s famous chilaquiles offer the right amount of spice and are enjoyed next to vibrant paintings by local artist, Emma Gardner. Other dishes include house-made spicy chorizo and scrambled eggs, and a savory banana split French toast. Breakfast is served all day.For more information: www.martannes.com.

The oversized burritos at MartAnne’s Burrito Palace (also known as MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace) are near legendary, but all the Mexican food at this casual restaurant on Route 66 is stellar. Burritos come in varieties ranging from bean and cheese to la chimichanga—a flour tortilla filled with the guest’s choice of meat and cheese that’s fried and served with red and green enchilada sauce, rice, beans, sour cream and guacamole. Breakfast is another highlight, and it’s served all day.

One of the local favorites in historic downtown Flagstaff is MartAnne’s Burrito Palace, a family-owned Latin-inspired restaurant that consistently serves up amazing dishes with just the right amount of spicy flavoring. The décor is unique and the colorful walls and artwork is a feast for your eyes with a friendly smile ready to take your order. MartAnne’s is known as “the house that chilaquiles built” and this is the place for an authentic traditional Mexican dish!

In historic downtown Flagstaff, MartAnne's Burrito Palace stands out as a local favorite, a family-owned Latin-inspired restaurant renowned for consistently serving up amazing dishes infused with the perfect level of spiciness, boasting a unique décor with colorful walls and captivating artwork that is truly a visual delight. If you're looking to start the day off on the right foot, try the Christmas Chilaquiles, a breakfast fan-favorite.

MartAnnes Burrito Palace in Flagstaff is a vibrant gem that beckons both locals and tourists alike with its hearty breakfast offerings and authentic Mexican flavors. The green chili burrito here seems to steal the show, hailed as the best in town, accompanied by fluffy buckwheat pancakes that are simply irresistible. Guests rave about the generous portions, with one mentioning that a single meal turned into two satisfying feasts.

I only hit this place after a big morning on the mountain, because the portions are huge,” Krar says of this downtown institution on Historic Route 66. But if you’ve earned it, he recommends the chilaquiles done “Christmas style.” The dish is essentially scrambled eggs meets nachos, with seared tortillas topped with eggs, cheese, beans, and rice and finished with ladles of red and green chile. The coffee is good, too.

If you are in sunny Flagstaff and are feeling the need for Mexican cuisine, look no further than MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace. MartAnne’s is proudly family owned, and they’ve bagged a Best Breakfast in Flagstaff under their belt, so they are the real deal. Expect delicious and authentic Mexican breakfast specialties, surrounded by Day of the Dead art pieces available for purchase.

MartAnne’s is a family-run Mexican restaurant that beckons with its bright red exterior and Day of the Dead-themed art. While this spot is open for both lunch and dinner, it’s gained attention for its hearty all-day breakfasts with portions that are nothing short of gargantuan. The restaurant’s slogan is “the house that chilaquiles built,” and upon the first bite, we believed it.

First of all, they name themselves the breakfast palace and I just love the confidence. On top of that, they have literally been voted as the best breakfast place in Flagstaff in prior years so you know they are doing something right. But what I really really like about MartAnne’s is that they have such a unique menu, they really let me shake up the options on the list today.

MartAnne’s (B + L + D) – portions are huge, so be prepared to fall into a food coma directly after eating here. Delicious horchata and chilaquiles. If you are ok with heading a little outside of the main downtown area, visit their other restaurant – Casa Duarte – they have many of the same menu items including the horchata, but it seems to have smaller portions.

MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace is a family-owned cafe that serves delicious Mexican breakfast dishes. The interior has a unique and eclectic design that provides you with a fun dining experience on top of a hearty meal. The restaurant is a staple of Flagstaff and is best known for its chilaquiles, homemade red and verde sauces and fresh selection of salsas.

This family-owned restaurant was voted best breakfast in Flagstaff. MartAnne’s serves up authentic Mexican cuisine with enticing choices like chilaquiles, a wide variety of burritos, and even banana split french toast, if you have a sweet tooth. They’re open until 8 pm, so if you’re looking to have breakfast for dinner, this is the place to go.

Family-owned Flagstaff favorite MartAnne’s is “The house that chilaquiles built.” It’s declared on the front door, on the art-adorned walls and on the all-day breakfast menu. It’s not just an empty brag. The legendary plate is layered with scrambled eggs, cheese, onions and either green tomatillo or red chile sauce, plus fried corn tortillas.

Guests will find four individually appointed rooms at the 303 BnB Flagstaff. Located inside a quaint two-story home, each room is named after a color and decorated in said color. For instance, the “Green Room” features a green accent wall behind the king size bed, green bathrobes hanging in the closet and green tiles in the shower.

Step into a vibrant, eclectic Mexican eatery renowned for pairing legendary brunch plates with bold, citrusy margaritas. House-made drinks add a punch of energy to breakfast and lunch, making it a festive anytime stop. Local art, lively music, and a welcoming atmosphere create an unforgettable margarita experience.

MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace is a family-owned restaurant where you’ll find authentic Mexican dishes served with a smile. Colorful decor and furniture, hanging lights, and beautiful artwork inspired by Dia de los Muertos give the place a unique atmosphere. MartAnne’s serves breakfast and lunch all day.

MartAnnes Burrito Palace, a family-owned Southwestern style restaurant located on historic Route 66 is a local favorite. This casual, quirky hangout is best known for it’s Chilaquiles and for serving a great breakfast. Unlike most restaurants of this type, they do charge for chips and salsa.

This family-owned Mexican restaurant was voted one of the best breakfast places in Flagstaff. It serves brunch, familiar mains, and cocktails in a colorful, eccentric atmosphere. Located in the southside neighborhood, Martanne’s offers dine-in, outdoor seating, and an in-store collection.

The reason you'll usually see people standing outside, waiting to get a table at Martanne's is not only because the food is really good, but it's also one of the smallest restaurants in town. But I've always found it worth the wait. NOTE: Martanne's does not take credit cards.

MartAnne’s Burrito Palace is a beloved Flagstaff institution that serves breakfast all day. I can’t finish it, but still have to order JB’s Volcano, a delicious platter of chilaquiles, green chile pork, chorizo, sour cream, rice, beans, hash browns, and a fried egg.

Some traveler favorites include: Delhi Palace, MartAnnes Breakfast Palace, Coppa Cafe and Bistro and Karma Sushi Bar Grill. There's also Black Barts Steakhouse, Pita Jungle, Pizzicletta and The Northern Pines Restaurant.

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. -MartAnne's- Photo Credit: Andi Berlin. If you’re anywhere near Flagstaff, make sure to visit MartAnne’s Burrito Palace.

Enjoy huevos rancheros with eggs along with some freshly squeezed orange juice. This breakfast restaurant also features both tables and booths along with walls decorated with regional paintings.

This Mexican eatery is so legit it doesn’t even have a website. Whether you’re looking to fill up fast or take it slow, a generous portion of chilaquiles or huevos rancheros will do the trick!

Studies show that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But whoever conducted those studies clearly didn’t test brunch. If they had, it would be the clear winner.

Featuring an extensive menu of authentic southwestern fare in an innovative space, the locally owned restaurant is a favorite for both Flagstaff residents and visitors.

- Rating: 4.2/5 (2404 reviews)- Price level: $$- Address: 112 East Rt 66 Flagstaff, Arizona - Categories: Breakfast & Brunch, Mexican, Coffee & Tea- Read more on Yelp

For Mexican, our favorite is El Capitan (1800 S. Milton Road), followed by MartAnne’s Breakfast Palace (112 Historic Route 66).