White Eyes Fresh Fry Bread

Just tried this place. I had the Indian Taco. The food was on the bland side. I wish the beans and meat had a bolder spicier flavor. The guy behind the counter was very skimpy with the toppings.

Wonderful little place! The fry bread was great and the customer service was even better! The cashier took the time to go over the entire menu with us since it was our first time there. He also surprised us with a little basket of dessert fry bread for free! Even the cook came out once to check how everything was. Sadly, there aren’t too many places around these days that provide this kind of service. I would go back just for the service… but of course the fry bread was delicious too!

THE BEST INDIAN FRY BREAD EVER. I travel a lot and have tried Indian fry bread in multiple states but White Eyes gets it correct every single time! The green chili is delicious! Not only is the food good, but the people that work there are always fabulous and so nice! Just a nice little slice of paradise :) if you’re in the area. EAT HERE!!!

Come here if you’ve never had fry bread before and you will leave satisfied!
Huge portions with decent pricing. They also customize your toppings (chipotle style) so if you want more salsa or jalapeños and cheese, that’s your opportunity. They have a few tables indoors and outdoors
Indian taco is the way to go because the fry bread is already folded for you and easier to eat

Extremely disappointed in the hours of operation. Who serves food and closes at 7pm?!

Having grown up in N. Arizona I have had more than my fair share of fry bread/​Navajo tacos, but White Eyes food is unlike any other. Every single item I have ordered has always been fresh and delicious. There is not one thing I wouldn’t order but the green Chili is definitely my favorite! The staff is pleasant also!

Love the fry breads. The green chili is one of my favorites. I love that they have the food truck too!!! Very yummy!

This is a restaurant not a food truck review. Saw trailer in parking lot but found tables, bathroom and good food inside.
This was the most non-​greasy fry bread I have ever enjoyed. The bread was cooked to perfection and very tasty.
The menu featured many topping options and daily specials. We had a carne asada and a green chili. Both were delicious. The chunks of pork in the green chili were generous. The carne was not dry and quite tasty.
Prices were reasonable for a large serving. Could even split one and feel okay. Forget about room for a dessert topping fry bread if you finish a savory one. You will be full!

I’ve been here 3 times now and have had the green chile, the red chile and the bean Navajo Tacos. Its good, in general.
The green chili is ok, good, but not great.
The red chili is quite good.
The beans are abysmal. Bland and the consistency of wall paper paste, which is a shame because of all things, refried beans are basic and quite easy to make great. A shame more thought hasn’t been put into that.
The fry bread is good to, not great.
The condiments (i.e. salsa) and veggies seem to be right out of the can which is a shame as well.
It’s food truck food. What can you do? All in all three visits and 3 three stars are about all I’m willing to invest with white eyes.

Yummy food. They go out of their way to provide good friendly service too. Great place to grab a bite. Nice little mom and pop style place.

Been passing this place for a few months, so today was the day for a visit, and boy, were we glad! ! Hubby had the green chili and LOVED IT! Said it was the best he had had. .Hatch Green Chilies, nice and spicy! I had the carne Asada, which had a wonderful seasoning! Sooooooooooo yummy! ! Then we just had to split a traditional fry bread — honey and powdered sugar. Served up hot, very hot and oh so yummy! Haven’t had one in many many years, and this was worth the wait! OMG!!! Amazing! ! On way home, Hubby couldn’t stop talking about the green chili — it was THAT good! We will be back! !

Not a fan. Sorry but as a Diné female who grew up on the Navajo reservation, the taste is too bland and has no flavor, one of my least favorites here in the valley. I’m sticking with the frybread restaurants located near downtown. I know the establishment claims to have lived on the rez, but I cannot go on just a «claim» to say this is authentic.

This place never disappoints, home made fry bread with a very authentic taste. The owners are very friendly along with the entire staff. Don’t settle for imitations and come enjoy the true fry bread taste. They have plenty of options to choose from.

I wanted genuine Native American fry bread and narrowed down to three places, this being one of them. We were coming from California so I wanted to have my experience be the real deal when it comes to fry bread. After reading the reviews for the other two places, my husband suggested coming to this one.
It’s located in a little plaza, the facility seems very clean and minimal, which is how I like it. The menu is straight forward and the lady serving us was very nice, we got to talking and she seems very sweet.
I got the Indian taco while my husband got the carne asada fry bread, we got the sweet and savory fry bread for my daughter (we ate some of her sweet fry bread) and it was really good.
The reason why it lost a star is because my husband’s fry bread lacked crispiness, it was kind of soft. The food is a generous amount, I had a hard time finishing mine and it took me awhile to finish it.

I was « Unilocaling» Fry Bread and came across this location which happened to be very close where I was staying. I went, ate, and went there to eat again! Too bad they no longer serve Breakfast Frybread. :(.
WONDERFUL Hatch Green Chili!
This place is now a mandatory stop when I visit Arizona.
To the Owners of White Eyes Fresh Fry Bread, will you come to Southern California and open a restaurant please?

That was the most amazing food I’ve ate!
Something you gotta try. They are friendly and knowledgeable people. My favorite new spot!

It was okay. I probably won’t return. I had the carne asada fry bread and the meat had a lot of gristle. The bread itself had no crisp which Is my personal preference and the beans were tasteless. The salsa tasted like mere tomato sauce. The place on 7^th is way more authentic and tasty.
That said, the portion is big enough for two to share and the staff is friendly.

Finally a fry bread place I don’t have to drive 30 minutes to get to! I’ve been here twice so far. The green chili is great, the ground beef is pretty bland. Cost is $ 8-​$ 9 for a fry bread (they are really big). It looks like a pizza when they’re done. The quality of the fry bread is pretty good, the owners are super nice. If you feel like fry bread and don’t want to drive downtown, this is the place to go!
Edit: I’m downgrading them from 4 stars to 3 because of my experience trying to set up a catering event with them for Midwestern University. My experience consisted of calling and getting put on hold (and dropped), calling back and getting hung up on twice, then calling another 3 – 4 times without any answer, and finally leaving a message without any call back. I would never try to order from them for a group again, but I’d still recommend them for a quick bite if you were in the mood for fry bread. Unfortunately, this experience definitely soured my opinion of the place.

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. Only one small complaint — price. I thought the product and price were a little off. That said, It won’t deter me from going back and having the half fry bread special with chips.
Glad to have such a unique place in our community!

All I have to say is… Delish! =)