Lodging

These three hotels are within 4-6 blocks of our events. We are working with them to get a special "Yuma High 1970" rate.

Historic Coronado Hotel (233 South 4th Avenue)

The Hilton Pivot Point  (310 North Madison Avenue)

Home2 Suites (155 North Madison Avenue)

Restaurants

Below is a list of restaurants we recommend in Yuma:

• The Garden Café
  250 South Madison Avenue. A tucked-away, open-air cafe serves up homemade breakfast & lunch fare. Owned and operated by our own classmate, Debbie Gwynn, it is located adjacent to Saturday night’s “Dinner and Dancing” locale.
• Mr. G's Mexican Food
  501 South 4th Avenue. Really, do we need to explain Mr. G’s? Remodeled with a drive thru.
• Chretin’s Mexican Food
  505 East 16th Street. Down-to-earth Mexican eatery & bar providing familiar combo dishes. Once again owned by the Chretin family, enjoy their original family recipes.
• El Charro Cafe
  601 West 8th Street. Authentic Mexican food, including their famous green chile saddle.
• Holy Smokes BBQ
  251 South Main Street. A new and unique B-B-Q restaurant.
• The Pint House
  265 South Main Street. Contemporary tavern featuring tap beers & eclectic American eats.
• Da Boyz Italian Cuisine, Downtown
  284 South Main Street, Suite 101. Great Italian food.
• Prison Hill Brewing Company
  278 South Main Street. Craft Brewery and great (prison) theme named grub.
• The Hills Gastropub
  1245 West Desert Hills Drive. American and Creole favorites.
• Pour Behaviour
  2175 South Harley Drive. Comfort food and craft cocktails.
• Paradise Casino
  450 Quechan Drive, on the Quechan Reservation. Cross over the Colorado River, just beyond Fort Yuma.
• Quechan Casino and Resort (The Q)
  525 Algodones Road. Take Interstate 8 toward the sand dunes, to exit 166.