Huwaka - North Acomita Village

Once seated with my party of 7, the seem to have forgotten all about us. The diner was not busy and once we received the waitresses' attention, the service was not at all friendly. A second waitress came and was much nicer but by that time, our party were very much done with the business and wanted to find else where to dine.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Grandpa's Mutton Sandwich Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Not sure Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

We had a great dinner with exceptional customer service during our stay at this casino hotel. Will stop again if back in the area. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

2 stars for my meal, chicken Alfredo. We ordered take out to take to our room. First, it took almost 10 minutes for someone to take my order. I was told I'd be 20 minutes. They considered it a dinner rush with just over 50% capacity and was told that's why my order took almost 40 minutes. When I got it to the room, my chicken Alfredo was hot and good, my boyfriend's dinner (enchiladas) was cold. Not cool, but cold. We worked a long day and he just ate it so we could get ready for bed and some sleep for our early day tomorrow. I won't come here again. See the hotel review.

I ordered the three soft shell chicken tacos for $11 and a water. The chicken tacos had no flavor even though the presentation looked really good. The rice was OK and the beans just taste like they were soaked in a saltwater bath and heated with no other spices. When my bill came out, I had a $2.25 charge for my water in which it said it was a soft drink. I informed them that I did not get a soft drink that I’ve gotten water. They said that the water is a soft drink and then she ignored me from then on out. The waitress was very nice as well as the bus boy . The bus boy was friendly, but looked like an idiot wearing his mask, halfway down and latex gloves, like he was halfway in a chemical warfare.