American Restaurant

Station 66

Pizza & Italian fare with a full bar plus live music, a roof deck & a patio with views of Route 66.

(2,142)

$$$$Williams, AZ

About

Station 66 sits right on Historic Route 66 in downtown Williams, pairing pizza and Italian bistro fare with a full bar, live music, and a roof deck looking out over the neon and passing traffic below. It's rated 4.1 stars from over 2,000 Google reviews, a big sample size for a small-town spot, and reviewers keep coming back for the same short list of favorites.

What to order

The Firestone pizza gets singled out repeatedly, and the mushroom pizza with an olive oil base and goat cheese blend has its own fan club. Beyond pizza, the southwest queso mac with pulled pork and the wings show up often in reviews, and portions run generous — a 14-inch pie easily covers dinner for two.

Good to know

Price range: $$$ — reviewers note it runs a bit pricey for the area, though comparable to other Williams spots
Seating: indoor, an enclosed patio, and a roof deck with Route 66 views
Ordering: counter/bar service with QR-code menus — a system some reviewers say takes getting used to
Hours: 11 AM–9 PM most days, until 10 PM Friday and Saturday

It's a good stop for a livelier dinner than most of Williams offers — full bar, occasional live music, and a patio scene that gets going in the evening.

Reviews (2,142)

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4.1

2,142 reviews

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Minty Fresh

3 months ago

We stopped in the town of Williams to grab pizza, and I’m so glad we found this place. After our meal, I was honestly surprised by the 4.1 rating because everything we had was excellent. The pizza was some of the best we’ve had, and the FIRE ROASTED BRUSCHETTA completely blew me away. I’ve never had bruschetta prepared this way before—warm roasted tomatoes paired with creamy goat cheese made for an incredible appetizer. We ordered the Funghi, Supreme, and Pepperoni pizzas, and every one of them was delicious. The Prickly Pear margarita was also fantastic and paired perfectly with the meal. There is plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas, making it a comfortable place to enjoy lunch or dinner. I highly recommend stopping here if you’re visiting Williams and looking for great pizza and a relaxing atmosphere.

morgan broadaway

5 months ago

We had an amazing experience at Station 66 Italian Bistro on Easter Sunday. Beautiful atmosphere, friendly staff, and great indoor/outdoor seating. The pizza (especially the Firestone pizza), wings, and salads were all excellent. Ordering is easy with QR code or bar service, plus tap-to-pay options. It’s super family-friendly with something for kids and adults. We’ll definitely be back!

Brad Brundage

a month ago

The service is non-existent here it's self service but the girl keeps spinning the tip jar to get people's attention. If more time was spent with customers than the tip jar there would be more tips in that jar. It was NOT BUSY at all either. The pizza was partially burned on one side and across From us at another table I saw their first pizza that came out was totally burned. I was starting to freak out and it sounds like the chef is in training. The buffalo mozzarella has very good flavor along with the basil but the sauce although with bright notes of vicinity was just okay and not noteworthy.

Gus Fajardo

a month ago

Visiting the GC and was in the mood for good pizza, we got great pizza! Cheesy gooey, delicious crispy, chewy dough. The strawberry margarita looked a little sus but turns out was actually good. A definite return spot.

Austin Pyle

2 months ago

At this place, you order at the bar and you get a number and you choose an available table. My children got a kid’s pepperoni pizza and corn dog with fries and my wife and I split a caprese salad and the Funghi pizza. Every item we had was great! The goat cheese and mushroom on our pizza was a feast combination I didn’t have before and I’m very happy to experience it. If you like bold flavors, the Funghi is a great choice. Other family members in our party ordered different pizzas and pasta and they all were pleased. The wood fire pizza crust was a little crispy on the outside and wonderfully chewy on the inside. The town gives off a little tourist vibe but if that’s expected since the train to go to the Grand Canyon is in town. I would love to try other meals on the menu such as the Italian Grinder, a sandwich of various Italian deli meats. There are ramps inside so wheelchairs are able to move around with little to no issue. There is some really interesting history on plaques outside the buildings so give them a read and check out the food!