Fall in Flagstaff With Kids: Your 2026 Season Guide
Fall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.

Thai • Lunch, Dinner • $$
Authentic Thai cuisine in a casual, informal setting at 20 East Route 66. Think curries and noodle dishes with fresh ingredients, spiced to your preference. Lunch specials are available, and there are vegan options too. High chairs, restrooms, and wheelchair and stroller access are in place, and the room stays quiet — a solid, no-fuss $$ choice when your family wants something flavorful for lunch or dinner. There's no kids menu, so you're ordering mild curries and noodles and splitting them. Hours skip Wednesday entirely; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday run 11am to 9pm, Saturday noon to 9pm, and Sunday noon to 8pm. Double-check the day before you go, and ask for kid-mild spice so the table isn't a surprise.
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20 E Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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patothai.comFall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.
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