Hunger Square
Nestled in the heart of Williams, Arizona, Hunger Square is a must-stop for Route 66 travelers seeking a taste of nostalgia and flavor. This charming eatery offers a delightful menu brimming with local favorites, all served in a cozy, retro atmosphere that echoes the iconic spirit of the Mother Road. With a stellar 4.6-star rating, it's the perfect spot to refuel and soak in the vibrant history that surrounds you. Whether you're a road trip veteran or a first-time explorer, a meal at Hunger Square promises to be a memorable part of your journey.
Eric D
4 years ago"This was my wife's 1st taste of Indian flavors. I chose the right place, the chicken biryani and shrimp with vegetables were amazing. I went 3 out 5 on heat level, glad I did, the spices in the shrimp have a kick to them. The staff were very helpful explaining the dishes and the chef said everything is from scratch. They have a nice quiet restaurant with plenty of seating. I overheard them saying they recently opened, business was slow but steady, I am sure when people discover the flavor here it will become very popular."
Robyn Klopp
3 years ago"Great food and the best hosts we could ask for! We enjoyed meeting the family who runs the restaurant and were very happy with the order they suggested. Loved the Palak Paneer and the Shrimp Curry. I've had Indian food all over the US and this was consistently good. Fair warning that when they say spicy, they mean spicy 🌶️⚠️ for an American palate. I do suggest getting bigger and nicer paper napkins for comfort, though I didn't mind the disposable plates. Try something new, you won't be disappointed!"
Anindita Chowrashi
4 years ago"First ever Kolkata style Bengali restaurant found in USA! If u r looking for tasty homely Indian, especially Bengali food, while travelling to Grand Canyon or Antelope canyon- this is ur ultimate place! They don’t have a fixed menu. We visited early morning, so had poori chole (actually its luchi-ghugni) and khichuri with papad bhaja and omlet in breakfast! As well packed egg chicken roll. Owner Supriyo and his wife are great host. Marking this place for all of our future travel near Williams!"
Google User
4 years ago"The food here was really tasty as their menu changes as per the availability of the produce. Their paneer bhurji and weekend special manchurian dishes were super tasty and you could tell they were fresh in every bite. A few things they could improve on would be to give better cutlery as it was difficult to eat the manchurian with the weak plastic fork and knife. And they should serve water to every customer before taking their order. I'm guessing this is probably all because they're brand new and still getting things in order. The chai can be improved too as it was all watery and hardly had any milk. But still giving them 5 stars because of the quality of their food and friendly customer service. In photos - chicken manchurian, keema pao and paneer bhurji pao."
Angela G.
4 years ago"Hidden gem! Kind friendly staff. They did a nice job explaining the specials and what each dish contained. The butter chicken was so flavorful and tasted beautiful. The chicken biryani with raita was amazing too. Will definitely be back next time we're in town!"
