Burger King

Garry Thompson

Who would have ever thought that a quick stop at a Burger King for Lunch would turn into a wonderful historic moment. I walked into this Burger King in Kayenta for Lunch on the Way to Monument Valley. After getting my food I start looking at the unique artifacts that were on display in the glass cases that lined the wall. After eating I took a closer look at the displays and found them to be related to the Navajo Code Talkers whose coded transmission during World War II were never broken. The displays featured many personal artifact that belonged to the code talkers, many of which were from this area of Arizona. A quick 15-minute lunch turned into an hour long visit to this Burger King who has chosen to honor these brave men who served our country during World War II. This was a wonderful and totally unexpected surprise.

Tim Watson

I stopped by here on March 26, 2022. I've eaten at many burger joints fast food, sit down, and otherwise. The meal I received from this Burger King far surpassed any food I've ever received from a fast food restaurant in my life. I live in San Diego, and I'm looking for a reason to drive back through Kayenta just to eat here again. I got the double whopper meal. The meat was well cooked, juicy, and tasted fresh. The same can be said for all the vegetables on the the sandwich. The meal I received here looked and tasted like what you see and expect from pictures...mind blowing. If you're driving through the Navajo nation and want to get some good food, this Burger King will not disappoint.

Mitchell Cohen

Very clean bathrooms, hot fries, friendly service and a nice exhibit on the Navajo Code Talkers.

Nelson Daley

This is an interesting burger king location. We didn't stop here for food, but to see the museum. This burger King had a museum for the Navajo code talkers and is quite interesting. So if you have a few extra minutes stop in and check this out. Only need about 20 minutes to see everything.