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Turquoise Room Winslow, 305 E 2nd St, 86047-3944, U...
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When you're planning your visit to Turquoise Room, you could take municipal transportation to the station Amtrak-Winslow, which is the nearest station at 270 meters distance to the restaurant.
The Card of Turquoise Room from Winslow contains about 114 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $12.9.
Located in the historic Fred Harvey Hotel- La Posada, Chef John Sharpe's restaurant offers a unique dining experience with a blend of contemporary southwest cuisine and a mesmerizing interpretation of Arizona food. Discover this hidden gem along Route 66 as you travel through Arizona.
The Turquoise Room at La Posada Hotel in Winslow, Arizona, is a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts. The restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with interesting menu offerings that are both beautifully presented and delicious. The friendly and professional staff provide excellent service, making the overall experience top-notch. The ambiance is romantic, with a hacienda motif adding to the charm. Guests rave about the flavorful dishes with a southwest flair, highlighting the excellent spice levels and fresh ingredients. The restaurant is well worth a trip to Winslow, and visitors are encouraged to stay at the beautiful La Posada Hotel to fully enjoy the culinary delights offered at The Turquoise Room. This dining experience is truly a standout, living up to the legacy of Fred Harvey and earning high praise from guests who consider it a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The place can be referred to as one of the favorites of its visitors. This can be inferred from the average evaluation of 4.8.
While staying at the La Posada we had reservations for dinner.
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Creative menu, excellent service, historic ambience
Excellent service and amazing food that you would expect from the legacy of Fred Harvey. The fo...