Mr D'z Route 66 Diner 105 East Andy Devine Avenue, Kingman, AZ 86401

"Eat here!!! I really love the vibe of this classic 50's style diner. Your menu is a record, the decor is 50's, pictures from the past all over the walls. What a great stop here in Kingman Az. I stopped here for breakfast and wasn't disappointed. The portions are large, and the service was fast and friendly. I came here on a Thursday morning, so it wasn't busy. Prices are very reasonable. I hear they have great classic malts/shakes so I will need to come back again to check those out and get a burger. Viva Elvis!!!"

"We arrived a bit later for lunch, but the kitchen was still open. Michelle was kind and patient, and managed to get everyone what we desired. Food was plentiful and tasty. A nice stop alongside Route 66"

"Mr. D'z Route 66 Diner is a vibrant blast from the past, perfectly capturing the spirit of the iconic American highway. Stepping inside, the retro vibes are palpable, with vintage memorabilia, neon signs, and classic tunes setting a nostalgic scene. The menu is a hearty tribute to classic American diner fare. The burgers are standout, juicy, and flavorful, paired perfectly with crispy, golden fries. The milkshakes, thick and creamy, are not to be missed, coming in a variety of classic flavors. What makes Mr. D'z truly special is its authentic atmosphere. It feels like a slice of history, where time stands still. The staff contributes to this ambiance and are friendly."

"Service was great. We got a table immediately upon entering the diner. Took about 10 mins to get our food, pretty quick being the restaurant was busy at the time. The food was good. I didn't like the deep fried French fries too much. I had their signature root beer. It was delicious. I just feel the mug could be a bit bigger, especially for $6+. Limited parking."

"Found the place by chance while looking for some food on our way to Vegas. It was fabulous. Way beyond what I’d expected and as a European it was like entering in an vintage American movie from the 70s. Food was ok, a regular burger, tasty enough. But really I was enchanted by the fact that they make their own root beer, and that I could choose between an infinite menu of shakes and malts as a desert. The ambiance felt very authentic notwithstanding understanding from other ratings that it’s a pretty popular touristic place. It was just great and I’d suggest it to other tourists. Made my trip."