Grand Canyon Village Market & Deli

We parked our car to go to the Yavapai Tavern across from the general store and decided to stop by. The prices here appear to be more reasonable than the gift stores all around Grand Canyon where they are literally robbing you in broad daylight. We ended up getting ice creams to eat later which was more economical.

Great general store. Has many items to look at. Lots of great gift ideas. You can get clothes, hats, camping gear, hiking gear, food, and misc. items. Everyone's so friendly there and the store is very clean and organized.

I had a loaded hot dog from the deli and I would highly recommend it but I was so hungry I forgot to take a photo They have the unique grand canyon distillery alcohol bottles they've got everything you could need

This place is a great spot to buy food, snacks, and souvenirs. They offer souvenirs such as clothing, magnets, and some cactus prickly pear food products. We bought quite a few souvenirs here. Compared to the one in Tusayan, the prices were the same, but this place had more options for clothing. For food and snacks, they have a bakery and fresh fruit for your hiking snacks. Highly recommended to check out!

This is the biggest store in the Grand Canyon. It has most if not all the things that you would expect a supermarket to have. The black bean (vegetarian) burger was really good!

Rented some hiking poles. Nice store friendly and helpful staff. Glad she talked me into renting poles. Saved me during my backpacking trip

They offer items with better prices you wouldn’t find elsewhere. VARIETY is a plus. The deli inside has really great options. The black bean burger is top of the list of recommendations. Everything is packed in a to go box and they have available seating to enjoy your food inside and outside the building. They also offer ready trail ready food options. And a microwave is available In the front for your needs. Great selection of craft beer! Especially a few local options.

Stopped in to the Market to get some lunch. While it was fairly busy my hotdog and chili were delicious.

This place was very convenient for me when I was camping at nearby Mather Campground in Grand Canyon Village. I was able to pick up a few supplies that I was short on plus some snacks. The grocery section has a variety of fresh food items, frozen foods, meats and produce. I was impressed with their selection of local beers and wines. You are in the Grand Canyon, so expect grocery items to be a little more pricey here. If you need camping or backpacking supplies, they have that here too. The Market is also a gift store with Grand Canyon themed apparel and other souvenirs. The Deli is near the front and has mostly sandwiches and salads and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Canyon Village Market & Deli is located in Market Plaza next to the US Post Office. Wi-Fi isn't too bad in this area if you need to jump on the internet. Restrooms are located outside on the south side of the building. They have a water bottle filling station if you need to fill up on water.

Discovered they make a pretty good Reuben sandwich here! Order at counter, pick up in a reasonable amount of time when they call your name. You can sit indoors or outside.

A full service grocer, fresh food deli counter, gift shop, and traveler's outfitter make up this market. The grocer has a meat section but lacks in other fresh food areas--especially bakery. It does provide adequate supply for visitors staying in the park, as well as the forgetful who need water and snacks before starting their canyon adventure. The diner serves breakfast items, lunch time sandwiches and salads, and anytime pizza. Our breakfast order came up quickly but oatmeal was more soup than porridge, and a bagel was far too small and mundane for the price. However, it is good option to the restaurants in the visitor center. The gift shop inventory leans toward upscale clientele (Pendleton, Kühl), while the outfitter supplies top tier gear.

This place has everything! But that variety comes at a price... carrying the grocery, souvenir, and sundry selection they do for tourists must be difficult. We wound up buying souvenir shirts and cold drinks, and then we meandered over to the deli where we ordered lunch. The food was pretty good. We ordered items ranging from chili to chicken sandwiches to hot dogs. The dogs and sandwiches came with potato chips. Unlike the store cashier, the deli order taker wasn't overly friendly, but he took the order and didn't mess it up, so I guess that's what's most important. I love the vibe in the place. It feels old fashioned, yet up to date, and is arranged in a fun way. Definitely worth a quick stop when visiting the Grand Canyon!

Got the Chicken & Pesto sandwich from the deli. Our food came out quick and was nicely toasted and the food was nicely warmed. I loved the outdoor seating with umbrellas to shade you from the sun. Prices were a little better than I expected for being at one of the Seven Wonders of the world.

Awesome little market and deli with grocery items, camping items, souvenirs, and a small area where you can get made to order items like sandwiches and pizzas. I didn't get to try the food on this visit, but was impressed by the selection in the market. I was able to grab some snacks and gifts. The prices were higher on some items I found, but not outrageously so considering the location. I spotted a backpack I'd looked at at REI here. Shockingly, it was the same price here as it was at REI. The store was clean and well stocked. I talked to a couple of employees, and all were super friendly and helpful.

Service seemed to be understaffed, the man helping me appeared to not want to be there. He did the job and the breakfast sandwich was very good. However the almost 30 min wait from the time I walked in and was 4th in line seemed like overkill. The breakfast sandwiches are at the grocery store.

Surprisingly, this general store market, located inside the Grand Canyon Park, offers affordable items ranging from food to souvenirs. The cafeteria serves hot food, including sandwiches, hotdogs, pizza, and burgers, as well as coffee and soda. There is ample outdoor seating and a very clean bathroom facility. What I particularly appreciate about this place is the abundance of parking spaces, especially when compared to the lookouts and viewpoints. The store itself is quite spacious and offers a variety of reasonably priced souvenirs. I typically seek souvenirs outside of parks and tourist destinations for more budget-friendly options. However, the items at this general store market are not overpriced. They carry general souvenirs such as keychains, magnets, and shirts, making it likely that you'll find your desired souvenir here with minimal hassle.

Super fun general store that is full of souvenir type stuff along with any food or staple items that you may have forgotten. Just keep in mind you will pay a premium for the convenience of items being right there. The souvenir items ranged from cheaper bundle deals to more expensive quality items. There is something for everyone. There is also a deli attached but they are only open at breakfast and lunch, so I didn't get a chance to try it. All in all it was a great little store.

Hours: Breakfast 7am-10:45am Located inside the general store in the marketplace area, next to Yavapai lodge and post office. Bagel sandwich - as expected Pizza - this is on a pre made piece of refrigerated bread then reheated. It came out lukewarm Loaded hotdog - okay no complaints can't mess up a hot dog. Chipotle sandwich - better out of everything. Reheated probably frozen chicken breast. Lunch & Dinner 11am-5pm With limited options in the canyon. CVM gets the job done quickly if you're not trying to pay $20 for a breakfast buffet at Yavapai lodge. It's also easy to buy any drink you want from the general store.

Food here was so tasty. Seating was a little snug because we were seated in the bar and it got quite busy while we were there. Oddly, there's a nearby cafeteria that conceivably could seat a lot of people but they have it closed and kinda cram folks into the bar instead. That being said, we all enjoyed our food very much. It was delicious. I had pizza and it was great! We were staying in a nearby campsite so it was perfect to have someone else make food for us and have a nice beer on tap. They have a lot of options for as small as it is. Would come back!

Great food! I was happy to not have to leave the site for food. They had everything we needed. It was clean and the service was friendly. The ambiance is a cabin vibe. I will definitely go again.

We had a great lunch. My husband got the pastrami sandwich, my daughter got cheese steak sandwich and I had the prime rib. Everything was delicious, especially the prime rib(on the grocery side)...melt in your mouth, can cut the meat with a plastic knife. Prices were reasonable. We will be back.

Honestly a life saver. The Grand Canyon is basically the national park of Disneyland - everything is cafeteria food material. I can't speak to the other $$$ restaurants located in the park, but if you're staying at the Yavapai Lodges, you're beholden to either Canyon Village Marketplace & Deli or the fast casual Yavapai Tavern (*internet is very bad here*). The Canyon Village Marketplace & Deli is just this giant grocery store with a deli that has fickle hours. It's what we needed, when we needed it. We needed breakfast. We ordered a breakfast bagel ($7ish). It comes with your choice of bagel, sausage, egg and cheddar cheese. We also ordered a breakfast burrito (I think you get a choice of protein). Both were extremely affordable for a family a 4. Delicious. Got us to the start of the day. The marketplace offers everything: ready made foods, locally sourced items and souvenirs if you're looking for it. It's so conveniently located. For families on a budget, you can totally buy everything you need for a sandwich to stretch your dollar.

It just so happened that on my recent visit to the Grand Canyon, the officer working the entrance station to the park mentioned to me that this was a convenient and inexpensive place to have lunch while visiting the Grand Canyon. He was definitely spot on. They have both hot and cold sandwiches and various other different items at reasonable prices you can have for lunch. The food is quite good. It's actually located inside a large supermarket, so you can also easily get anything else you want in the market. There are numerous outdoor tables in front of the market where you can conveniently enjoy your food. If the weather is not accomodating, as it was on the day I was there, you can also bring the food back to your car and enjoy it there.

This is a deli that is attached to a grocery store and gift shop. The lines were usually long and the wait for the pizza was decent. The only thing we had was pizza which was pricey at it was okay at best but given the options in the park it is what it is. As far as seating all of it is outside. When we went it was a fairly windy and chilly day so that really was not comfortable option.

For such an out of the way place, the Grand Canyon Village Market had a wide variety of fresh vegetables and grocery items. Give them a try. They are on the Blue bus line.

I really liked this shop, they have from backpacks through hiking boots to baby stuff. Super extensive! The prices are reasonable in my opinion. A lot of souvenirs to choose from. Wish they would not have the ac on, cold outside, cold inside, I even told the last the reason why I'm not browsing anymore coz I literally can't feel my fingers. So just a lil heads up to the people in charge there; customers like to feel comfortable while shopping, not be frozen to death!!! Anyways, the space is big, you can pick up some groceries from here as well. They have a separated section with handmade things. Some Indian influenced as well. It's a register in the middle of the shop, just in case all the others on the front are full! You are welcome

It's a good pit stop if you aren't looking for a sit-down restaurant. While I can't comment on the food quality at the deli since I bought some pre-made sandwiches here, I appreciate the fact that you can find convenient and reasonably priced food and necessities here within a tourist destination. If you're on a budget, you'll be able to find food like salads, sandwiches, and even burgers/burritos between the $5-10 range as you walk around the marketplace. Also plenty of drink options in the fridge, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The best part is that they have fairly clean bathrooms outside the marketplace (near where the deli is), and seating outside with umbrellas. Plus, ample parking! This is a decent pit stop option in a central location between viewpoints on the south rim of the Grand Canyon that I would recommend if you need a quick break.

Oh my goodness. Wished to see the Grand Canyon for over 50 years! YES! Just saw it! Kids hangry. What's around? Gotta' have a few places to eat or food trucks, I mean it's one of the world's most famous places, right?? WRONG. 1 deli. The lines weren't too long so the wait wasn't too long. Food quality of a theme park, though. Edible but nothing memorable. It did, however, save the day because it was innocuous enough to be swallowed and let us carry on to a short hike - but wow please please get better quality ingredients. It would have been better to stop at a market on the way in and get our own sandwich-makings - it would have cost less and tasted better. Owners probably don't care, they are the only choice at this location in the park, so they don't have to change a thing. Of course I didn't take a picture, we wished to forget this meal.

The very limited food options is very sad and this is like the only deli in the area. So sad. First off, the wait to get your food is horrendously long for what...deli sandwich. I used to work at a deli, so I know firsthand it doesn't take that long to make sandwiches and wraps- the place I worked at was 10x busier, line out the door everyday during lunch so no excuses guys. And the taste? Oh man. It tasted like gas station deli. For $10!! Such a scam yo. I regret eating here, save your money and buy your own ingredients at the market to make your own sandwiches.

A deli with plenty of outdoor seating. The sandwich was good! I was just glad that I have had lunch because I didn't bring any food lol

The menu was not accurate to the food we received. The "vegetable breakfast sandwich" had no vegetables even though it was advertised to have both tomato and red onions. Our first attempt we were even given the totally wrong sandwich. The only bright side was that the avocado flatbread was good. I believe there are better breakfast options in the Grand Canyon area.

Loved that the marketplace have rental trekking poles, and for $3/day for each! The store is much bigger than your usual national park inside stores, with produces from souvenirs to apple and sandwiches. We dined here for breakfast on our second day. The little cafe has good breakfast items and ice drinks (such as iced latte). It definitely serves so many purposes.

You need to stop lying to People. There is no money shortage in this country, there is not even the so called coin shortage. It's a circulation issue and idiots like your cashier that force people to use credit cards just do you can add in your convenience fee or the bank charges a fee. Either way, you need to get off CNN and know the real world before you say stupid things. https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/why-do-us-coins-seem-to-be-in-short-supply-coin-shortage.htm There us your proof directly from the federal reserves. Niw stop lying yo people, there us no cash shortage in this country.

Came at 7:14 on 3/22/23 Food is ok nothing really good or really bad. They have Starbucks coffee. Seating area is small for the amount of people here Overall a nice place.

Limiting this to restauant review Burgers sandwich type place.crowded but waits not to long and food adequate guven the type of spot this was

If you live here, you can't forget your green bag, or you don't get the 20% off of your items. I could show them my drivers license. That's not good enough. The market is beyond expensive because it's for the 6 million tourists. They need to change the green bag deal. It's not our fault employees steal. Go to Williams at Safeway to get your food. You will not believe the prices. Ridiculous. In a National Park that belongs to our Native people, these contractors are here to make money. It's discusting.

Last weekend my husband and I traveled to Grand Canyon National Park for the first time. We were shocked by our incredibly disappointing experience on September 12 - 13, 2020 at the deli register inside Canyon Village Market & Deli. Here's what happened: My husband and I were so pleased with the beautiful market, selection of groceries and souvenirs that we decided to purchase a few things. The gentleman ringing up our items at the register was polite and courteous. We then went to the deli counter around 12:00PM and that's when our experience changed. The woman working the register was rude and extremely unprofessional. She acted annoyed that we were standing there waiting to be helped. She didn't say "I'll be with you in a moment, or give me one minute please." She just stared at us with a scowl on her face. She finally helped us, but continued to act annoyed that we were there and she had to take our order. In my head I tried to figure out why she was being so rude to us. We were both wearing proper face coverings and we were patiently waiting for her to help us. Was it because my husband is Hispanic and we are an interracial couple? Maybe she was just having a bad day? However, a bad day is no excuse for the treatment we experienced from her. Another concerning thing to see was that she was not wearing her face covering properly, it was below her nose almost with her mouth exposed. We watched her handle food, touch her mask, and then interact with employees and customers. We went back the next day around 11:15AM to redeem our complimentary coffee vouchers from Yavapai Lodge and she was working the register again. Let's give this a second chance I thought to myself. The second interaction at the deli register was unfortunately worse than the previous day. We handed her the vouchers and she looked at us as though we were an imposition and for a moment I thought she was not going to serve us at all. As we waited for our coffees, she walked into the back employee area and as she walked back to her register she turned her head and stared at my husband in an obvious way as if he had no business being there. We have dealt with poor customer service and discrimination before, but this was just embarrassing and it has bothered me enough to write this review and mail a letter to the manager of the store. This is not acceptable, especially in a National Park with this reputation and atmosphere. I certainly hope that some kind of staff change or other uncommon occurrence is to blame.

BEWARE : RACIST WORKERS & CARELESS WORKERS. My first issue was with the desk to the right side of the entrance. There was a sheriff or park ranger looking into a car that was parked across from mine because someone had left their dog in the car in like 95-100 degree heat- windows rolled up and the car turned off. So when we got inside we asked them to make an announcement so the owner of the car can go outside. Never heard an announcement. Nice to see nobody cared. Second issue was at the register. We got a lady with big poofy/curly brown hair. She was chatting up a storm with the WHITE people in front of us in line. Telling stories, etc. When it was our turn to check out, this lady didnt even say Hello or greet us. Didnt speak 2 words to us the whole time besides asking if we needed a bag or something. Kept her head down most of the time. As soon as we finished checking out, she turned to the WHITE people behind us and greeted them and said hello! Way to be obvious!!!!!! Disgusting people at this place. You would think they would do better considering it is a tourist place!

Life saving and delicious. Came in here for our daily coffee and breakfast. Good food at the marketplace plus you can refill your water bottle here as well. Im addition, best place to buy souvenirs.

Absolutely loved that this place has gluten free bread! We grabbed sandwiches here before leaving the Grand Canyon, and they were both great. I would recommend the chipotle chicken sandwich. Great and easy sandwich option!

We rented an RV and were able to stay at the park for a night. We brought a lot of food with us. We went into this store thinking it would be garbage. From the outside it looks like a dinky small store but holy moly - you walk in and our jaws dropped! It's a very large, clean and awesome store! They have so much stuff!!! To the right as you walk in is like a camping/clothing/gift shop area. On the left is the grocery store and it was amazing! So much stuff! Even a deli counter and fresh seafood and meats! Amazing! Ice cream! Cheeses and meats and WINE!!!! If you are planning a trip to the Grand Canyon and need supplies, get them HERE! It will save you the headache of planning to store and bring so much stuff. The selection was excellent! Also on the far left is their little bakery/coffee shop. But WOW - just so good! Very awesome to have this on site in the park!

This little market is a major lifeline of the Grand Canyon park. You can outfit a whole new wardrobe, buy groceries for your entire stay, and get souvenirs for all your friends back home. This is the go-to place for morning coffee before you head out for your daily activities (or for after you watch the sunset). Tip: you can get the bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant if you ask. It's a good place for all you needs if you want to pack light or forgot something. It opens early and closes late. You will probably find yourself going here multiple times, especially if you are staying inside of the park.

This place is huge. It's so nice and large and filled with everything you need. I will say that you must look and check out the beer selection. They have awesome crafts from everywhere.

The Turkey and avocado wasn't even eatable. The chips were good. Service was dad and had to wait forever. I was painful just watching

Wide selection and cheaper than other parts In the village. Has some cheaper and some different options of souvenir as well.

There are no Walmart's around so if you forgot something or want to stock up on snacks and some food this is the most reasonable place around. They also have a nice little cafe for breakfast. I Almost forgot you can rent hiking gear to just make sure and bring it back.

This review is strictly for their deli (sit-down food ordering area) to the left when you walk inside the store. I am so disappointed that my cousin & I came into this place to eat lunch. All 3 people working there did not show one smile or sense of energy while we ordered, paid, and received our food, and the entire experience was a joke. One thing is certain... dining around the Grand Canyon is difficult and options are limited, so please prepare ahead of time by making sandwiches or at least something that tastes better than most of the overpriced, generic, and processed food they have in the area. I ordered a small individual pepperoni pizza and a side order of tater tots. My cousin ordered a veggie pizza. The man who took our order wasn't very clear when talking (it's possible that English isn't his first language so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt; no worries there). Anyways, we ordered and then just stood there assuming we would pay there since there was no instruction on what to do next. Then he awkwardly (for us) pointed over to the other end of the area where the cash register was to pay. We brought our receipt over and then paid for our food at that end (again, the girl working the register wasn't friendly but was just doing her job). Ok, at this point service just seemed super meh and we just knew what we were getting ourselves into, but course hoping that our food at least was going to make up for the general subpar environment. I timed it, and 20 minutes had gone by and my name had no been called yet. The place was a little bit busy, but most people had their food already so it was after a lunch rush. I decided to walk up to the person who makes/prepares the food as well as calls out names and he didn't acknowledge me even though I KNOW he knew I was there. I was standing right in front of him waiting for him to look up. During that time, I watched him prepare a salad in front of me and it looked as if a sloth was making this salad. He'd look up at the ticket, see one side he needed to add to it, and then add it slowly, the look up again, and add that side slowly. Again and again. It was literally the slowest I've ever watched a person make a salad! LOL! Then a minute goes by, he looks up at me for one second, and then looks back down and says "wait until your name is called, please". That's when I said, "ok, but it has already been well over 20 minutes, and we have been waiting". He said back to me "well, it is busy so there is nothing I can do". I just said, "Alrighty then" in annoyance and waited a few more minutes until they finally called my name. After that fiasco, we come to found out the tater tots weren't even warm (the insides were cold)... but at that point I didn't even wanna deal with the staff since they were all generally unpleasant and slowish. My pizza was nothing to rave about. The same can be said for my cousin's pizza. Oh, and of course the ranch dispenser was empty, but again, I knew it would take a while and my pizza would be cold by the time anyone attempted to refill the ranch dispenser. All in all, I'm so annoyed at myself for walking into this place, but now we know better. We should have just purchased food from inside the general grocery story and snacked instead of coming to the deli. I'm surprised by all of the other good reviews. It's possible that we came on a bad day for them, but first impressions go a long way, and we certainly did not have a good experience here. Good luck to those reading this!

Ordered, waited, but no name or number was called for food pick up. We had to go check on it. Food was ok considering it's in the middle of nowhere. I thought the pizza could have been cooked more... the cheese barely melted.

This deli was the only place where we could get food, since the cafe located next to the gift shop was closed for the season. There were sandwiches, salad, pizza and baked goods for sale, but all are overpriced and the food is terrible. My mom's clam chowder was cold. My fries were cold. My corned beef sandwich was dry. A plus? a smiling server who heated up my mom's soup in the microwave and had the kitchen cook me a new batch of hot fries. The general store's prices are not bad. If you need your trail mix or water before heading out to the trails, this is the place to get them.

I quite like this place. I've been here a few times over the years, and it's always surprised me how modern and normal of store it is, for being inside of a national park. I mean, they get 7M visitors a year, and the lion's share are here on the South Rim. All of those people need some place to get their groceries. And supplies. And so when you think about it, it's really not too crazy that there's such a modern spot. Unassuming from the outside, it's quite expansive within. I stopped in because we needed some backpacking food. Some of that would come from the actual outdoor gear section. They do have a small amount of gear available. You can get water bottles, clothing, other camping gear, and the dehydrated food for the trail. I've also purchased ice spikes/crampons, which are used in winter months when the trails are super icy. Some of my food came frome the regular grocery section. It really has everything: frozen foods, fresh meat, fresh produce, bread, and packaged goods. They have a lot of snack foods, and more camping food items than a normal store, but it's well-stocked and you should be able to find anything you need. As you might expect, you're paying a premium for the stuff here. Someone has to truck it all the way up to the park, so expect to see higher (but not totally exorbitant) prices. We got geared up with snacks and food for a few days for around $50. Backpacking meals were $10 a pop, whereas closer to highways you might find them for $6-8. I didn't eat anything from the deli, but it's pretty rad that they have one. I'd imagine it's a decent dining option for families, if you're willing to schlep over to grab food, or grab some and take it back to camp or the hotel. From forgotten items (toothbrush! ibuprofen!) to stuff you plan on buying in the park, and even souvenirs, they've got it here.

If you plan to stay in the Grand Canyon Village..you absolutely must bookmark this place (in Yelp AND on a map)... each hotel has their own mini gift shop... i'm assuming the campgrounds may have something too (really don't know)... but this spot has everything you need to for your trip here... we didn't think at all when we packed for this trip... we had warm clothes and some snacks for the road...but didn't pack any fruit/veggies/cards/board games etc...oh and we forgot beer...well didn't forget but thought we would not drink on this vacation (i know ..funny huh?!?) anyways...we were able to find everything we wanted and needed here...and they don't try to rip you off. They have an obvious monopoly in the area and yes you are not getting walmart/target/costco prices...but about what something would cost regular price at Ralphs...make sense? oh and there's a deli in here if you want to grab a sandwich or soup...we didn't check that out but seems like a deal tons of parking

Great service easy to find the items. Well organized and not too pricey. Helpful staff

Pathetic! Went to this market with my 3 children, who are ages 10, 7 and 2. My 10 and 7 year old had masks on but by 2 year old did not. The store refused to check us out unless I covered my 2 year old face! She is 2! The mask mandate is for those over the age of 2! This is not okay! I am so sick of people thinking they can enforce this madness onto our children!

We got our food from the grocery store and I was surprised by the number of options and prices. Honeycrisp apples for $1.29/lb! Strawberries and blackberries for less than $2 a container! I noticed the produce options were either cheaper or comparable to your average grocery store, but nuts/granola bars that hikers may like were more expensive. I'd recommend going into the grocery store to get your food as they had many prepared sandwich options which were cheaper than the deli.

Great market with lots of options. The best part of the market is the deli where we bought lunch and dinner. Chil, hot dog, pizza and Ruben sandwich were all very tasty. Check it out.

Great souvenirs and everything that you could possibly need for a long hike or even camping! Great local craft beer selection and the prepared foods isn't too bad either! We packed a picnic with things assembled from this market and it was a great choice!

This place has a great large grocery store, chase bank, a post office and the lodge. The lodge houses a cafeteria style restaurant and a new sports bar. You can ride the bus to get to the market from the RV park or you can walk 10 minutes The renovation of this park, restaurant, and the market are awesome.