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  • Yan L.

    Thank god for this restaurant and gas station in the middle of nowhere Arizona. We were on the way home from the Grand Canyon and for miles we hadn't passed a town where we could stop. To be honest, if we had just drove a little while longer, we would've reached a city with more restaurants and fast food joints as well. This restaurant caters mainly to truck drivers. There's a parking lot next to here where a lot of trucks stop. Food: There was a buffet option going on for $13.99. Other than that, it was diner style. They have breakfast, lunch and dinner 24/7 and the portions they serve you are fairly big. I got the Peppered Fish. It was seasoned really nicely but it wasn't cooked all the way. The middle still had some pink. :-/ It comes with a side of steamed vegetables and you can also add more sides (for a price) if you'd like. Dinner menu also comes with salad and soup bar. Service: Good. Our waitress was friendly and made us feel welcome. She cracked jokes and treated us warmly. I don't think I'd come back though. Service was good but the food didn't stand out to me.

    (3)
  • Keegan P.

    AWFUL AWFUL I felt bad for the waitress as she seemed to be all alone. Tables all around remained dirty until 45 minutes later a slovenly looking fellow in a disgusting looking apron, came out and bussed like two tables and then disappeared again. My bacon was burnt. The food at the salad bar was rotten, I asked for hashed browns to sub for eggs and they gave me a tiny, tiny amount of hashed browns. They have Pepsi, no coke. The pancakes were rubbery. I ordered Hot tea and the pot they gave me the water in was broken and had no lid, so my tea did not remain hot for long. The mashed potatoes looked good, but they weren't. NO FREE WIFI. Avoid this diner like the plague.

    (1)
  • Kristine W.

    Price of the Buffet was $12.99 per person. We had 3 people in our group, all had the buffet. Food on the buffet was cold and bland tasting. Lettuce for the salad was limp. Chicken soup was gross. Will never come back

    (1)
  • Ellen C.

    There were about 2 tables for each waitress. No plates out for the buffet. Had to use salad plates. Had to go get our own silverware and napkins. Waitress asked if we were ok, brought drinks and disappeared. Drink Refill was finally offered. Went to the register to check out and waited behind another driver. He finally gave up waiting for someone to check us out and left his money on the counter. A cashier came up, rang his up with me standing there then turned around and left me standing there to go do something else. Really????

    (2)
  • Galina P.

    Good place for a quick stop on a road to grab some descent meal. Fun and caring staff. Not expensive. Food is pretty good. Been twice probably will go again if I will be hungry at the time we passing it on a way home from Vegas.

    (5)
  • Mary S.

    It is what it is. It is a trucker stop. Great place to stop on your drive to Vegas. It has a gas station, bathroom, trucker services like showers and lottery machine, convenience store and this restaurant. I have been stopping here since the 1980s or so whenever I drive to Vegas. The food is not all that great but not disgusting either. I can't give it three stars because three stars from me means it is good. So I would give it a two and a half because it is just okay. I have never ordered the buffet before and that might warrant a warning from me to you to read the other reviews on here. Today when I stopped by my server was very friendly. I sat in the trucker area by mistake. I did not even notice the sign until the end. The server never said a word nor kicked me to the back of the bus, so to speak-lol. Thank you Ms. Lady and "My Bad" for doing that. I was a trucker for a day I suppose-lol! My observation skills were sure off. As far as the service goes, they are super busy here and short staffed ( or maybe they just staff that way on purpose) so I can't say I was fawned all over but she took good care of me. I had the Turkey Substituted Pastrami Upside Down Sandwich or something to that effect and a side of grilled veggies. "Meh." Like I said, "okay not great." It was not the worse meal I have ever had. I consider this a, "Car Fueling Pit Stop" and a "Drivers Fuel Eating Pit Stop." The bathrooms are always hideous though. lol.

    (2)
  • Christine S.

    If I could give this place a zero I would. Worst food i've had in a long time. I knew better than to go here, but thats where hunger, desperation, and no services in 56 miles will take you. Mistake number two, i got the buffet. The whole menu is meat and they had a salad bar and a seafood bar with veggies, so I thought I'd try. Bad idea. The salad bar turned out to be the only edible thing there, and thats despite the rotten broccoli and spoiled coleslaw. The corn, green beans and spinach were obviously from a can and tasted nasty. The potatoes were hockey pucks. The fried okra was like eating rubber. The mashed potatoes were all crusted over with a piss yellow crust. There were two guys tending the bar but they were just contaminating the new food with the old that had been sitting out all day. Bottom line. Get a bag of chips and drive 56 miles to the next town with a restaurant.

    (1)
  • Diego S.

    Despite my giving this place one star, I strongly urge you to stop here. If you're a Yelper, you've probably been living in a bubble, never seeing first hand how America's truckers subsist. Well now you can. Come on in to the Petro Truck Stop / Iron Skillet restaurant for a meal instead of stopping in Kingman. You'll be so glad you did. The buffet, served 24/7, consists of every fried food on the planet plus, a host of cakes, pies and puddings. Also featured are every color of Jello known to mankind. Old favorites like beef stew and other unrecognizable casseroles abound, featuring ingredients that appear to have been stirred into a homogeneous mass. (Although I did see what looked like a small carrot). No shortage of carbs here with all the gravy and such. But here's the best advice I'll ever give you. (Unless we're talking about chlamydia and one certain whore named Dolores Sanchez.) Order an omelet. Upon its arrival, take a picture and upload it to Facebook, asking all 408 of your friends if they can guess what it is. I did this and the answer was zero. No-one guessed correctly. I didn't know it was possible for eggs to shimmer. It was like that scene in Pulp Fiction where Samuel Jackson opened the briefcase and his face changed colors to a bright golden hue. Anyway, life is an adventure. Why not savor the long-lasting, visual scar Iron Skillet will leave on you, since you won't be savoring anything else. At least food related that is.

    (1)
  • Joey D.

    Awesome Breakfast. The best we have had on our Route 66 trip this summer. Waitress could have had our drinks re-filled a bit quicker. We chose our table a bit too close to the Buffet line so I kept on getting hit in the head by folks butts. other than that this was a good stop for a hot breakfast.

    (3)
  • Mike C.

    Long wait for a couple eggs. Everyone is A new hire. Stop somewhere else. Not worth the frustration

    (2)
  • Michelle K.

    Just left here after spending half a lifetime trying to (a) get anyone to wait on us and (b) trying to get the food after we did order. I was not sure how many stars this place rated, as I would give 0 for service and 3 for food. Here's how this went down. Self-seating, which hubby and I did. Grabbed a booth and sat & sat & sat! An older lady walked by on her way to another group & flung (literally) a couple of menus on the table without breaking stride or even looking at us. Ok, you can see where this is going, right? And again, we waited, and waited and waited! Another waitress took pity on us and hallelujah! we were allowed to order coffee! Wow; now we're getting somewhere. Ok, maybe not! 2 cups of coffee & OMG, is that her? Is she really going to take our order? YES!!!! Sigh! I guess we shouldn't have gotten so excited - not good for old people like us. 40 minutes after ordering I go in search of another waitress to ask if she might find out whether any food might show up while I'm still breathing (actually pointed out that "we're over it", we'll be happy to pay for all that coffee & let us get "outta Dodge"! Miraculously, the food appeared not 5 min. later! Still have had no contact with "our" waitress. She finally showed up to slap the bill on the table. Yikes!! She is a little old to have forgotten what good manners are. Now to sum up this terribly tragic tale: I left no tip. Only 2nd time in my life that I have done this. I forgot about the young waitress (ponytail ) who was the one who actually did anything and I should have left her a tip, but it didn't dawn on me until I started this review and I feel bad about that. Food was very good. Had bacon & eggs, lots of crispy bacon, good toast & hashbrowns. I would come back again, only this time I would be sure who the waitress was first!

    (3)
  • john s.

    Don't eat here...go to the Dunkin Donuts next door for donut before u find real place to eat. I LOVE truck stops, and they almost always have great service, with good food at competitive prices. There were only a handful of other diners, yet it took 15 minutes to place our order and another 20 minutes to get our food. The food was gross and they made many mistakes; no bacon on turkey bacon wrap, no Texas toast with salad. I hesitated writing this review because it makes me nauseous just thinking about it. Blech

    (1)
  • r l.

    2 1/2 Stars. Small pot of Coffee (** 1/2 $1.99) - Weak, tepid small pot of Coffee. Enough to keep me drinking for four cups, though. French Toast (*** $5.69) $5.69 is the minimum you'll spend for the most inexpensive item on the menu (of which there are two). Three slices of bread for this version of Fench Toast... served on a faux skillet made, not of iron, but of aluminum. At least, Iron Skillet tried to live up to the name of the restaurant! Big plastic cup of margarine, with weak, weak syrup. Service (****) Friendly waitress, made sure I wasn't short of anything. FYI - All you can eat Breakfast is $7.99. Suggest you try that. But with the proviso that I haven't been here in a decade or so. I used to frequent Iron Skillet on my commutes to Phoenix and back to Las Vegas, primarily to get fuel at Petro Truck Stop, but also later when I discovered Iron Skillet served Fried Chicken Livers with Bacon and Onions. Wow! Was that good. I know, some of you are thinking disgusting and yuck! But you have to try it... not here, though! When you walk into Petro Truck Stop... Iron Skillet is on the East side of the complex. The front of the restaurant is for "Driver's ONLY", with a very obvious sign. All civilians please walk to the rear of the restaurant... and seat yourself. Iron Skillet is just another Truck Stop restaurant, IMO, without the Fried Chicken Livers... which made it special!

    (3)
  • Cassandra V.

    Thought we'd stop here. Out for a drive and looked okay. Walking to the back part of the restaurant (only "professional" drivers get to sit in front) LOL, we walked past what looked to be an impressive buffet. Had LOTS of food that seemed home-cooked and smelled great. Anyway, I tried the chicken quesadias with pinto beans. Both were tasty. Also went as far as getting a dessert because they offered a cranberry cobbler w/ice cream. That was REALLY great! Be prepared because it's a large serving. I had half and took the rest home to enjoy later. All in all, pretty good -

    (3)

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Specialities

  • Takes Reservations : No
    Delivery : No
    Take-out : Yes
    Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
    Good for Kids : Yes
    Good for Groups : Yes
    Attire : Casual
    Noise Level : Quiet
    Alcohol : No
    Outdoor Seating : No
    Wi-Fi : Paid
    Has TV : No
    Waiter Service : Yes
    Caters : No

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