Stoped for breakfast when staying at Clear Sky Resort. The food is cooked fresh and everyone was…read moreso friendly. The breakfast burritos and sandwich's were delicious!

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!

Great little grocer. Prices at this grocer are going to be higher than your big city supermarket,…read morethat's expected. I do think the hours and prices are reasonable for a grocer in a town of under 500 people. Tropic UT is my first choice to stay when exploring Bryce Canyon, wouldn't stay anywhere else. Recommend!

When you are in the middle of nowhere you take what you can get. This store has a wide variety of…read moreessentials and non-essentials to help us restock for our trip. Prices are a little higher, but given the location that isn't a surprise.

Seems funny to have gotten pizza at the Bryce Canyon National Park Lodge, but it was really, really…read moregood. It's really small on the inside, but there are some tables which was good because, if we would have set outside, it would have been windy and unenjoyable. What cashier even advised to split, half-and-half, our large pizza to save us some money, since my first order was for 2 small pizzas. It was $34 but fed 4 of us. Pesto and pepperoni - 10/10 on the pesto side but 6/10 on the pepperoni.

This spot was on my radar for being an easy coffee stop inside Bryce Canyon National Park - the…read moreconvenience is the main thing they have going for them. Bonus points for having shaded outdoor seating to enjoy the nice weather while you wait for your order. We came in for a late lunch after hiking some trails. We shared the Mediterranean salad and the Bristlecone Forager (red sauce, mozz, ricotta, bell peppers, olives, onions, and jalapeno), the only vegetarian option other than plain cheese. While I'd originally planned to get my afternoon coffee fix here, I opted not to when I saw that they were serving Starbucks drinks. Note that there is a good selection of prepackaged snacks here, if you are looking for convenience. The salad was fresh, pizza came out hot and had a good amount of toppings, and I liked the kick of the jalapeno. However, the texture of the dough was not great and the sauce was bland. Our group only ate a single slice each and took the rest back to our room, where it went unfinished.

Pleasantly surprised. One of the better pizzas I've had anywhere. Crust was crisp and not at all…read moregreasy. Toppings were plentiful and perfect amount of sauce. Service was good and prices were not outrageous even though we were in a remote location.

Food was great, staff was very kind and accommodating…read more Ordered a variety of food, salads, pizza, apps and a dessert.

Yes, you absolutely can get amazing food in a gas station. Route 12 grill is inside a gas station…read moreand gift shop and it is so good after a day's hike at Bryce. You place your order with the cashier and they call your number when your food is ready at the counter. They have a fixings bar for your burgers which was fresh and had everything! I ordered the chicken rice bowl and it was outstanding. Shredded chicken was perfect and it was a generous portion. Totally don't miss this place! There are picnic tables inside where you can eat or get it to go!

This was just about the only thing in Tropic for breakfast so we gave it a try. In is inside of a…read moreconvenience store which kind of turned me off at first. You order at the gas station part And they call your number when your order is ready. I ordered the ham and cheese omelet. I had no idea how big it was. You could feed 3 people with that thing. It was tasted good but i ended chucking 2/3 of it. The wife had the breakfast beagle and she said the beagles were old. I also had a pancake that was very good.

Stopped in for lunch after a great hike. We were seated right away and the server was friendly and…read moreon time. We got the lunch buffet-- some nice classic cafeteria options-- smoked chicken, pulled pork, and meatloaf along with mashed potatoes, gravy, beans, etc. some steamed veggies too. The salad bar was average. The turkey rueben with fries was the better choice. The soft serve was really good with chocolate and caramel syrups. Overall did the trick with run of the mill quality food. Like that they had hot sauce at the table.

Stayed at Ruby's while visiting Bryce Canyon and the restaurant in the hotel is definitely the…read moreworst part of the stay. Getting in late it was the only place open after 9 and it was either buffet style or order off the menu. After taking a quick look at the buffet, we knew we may be in for a sub-rate meal so we cut our losses and save $15 and ordered shrimp off the menu. One of us got coconut shrimp and the other grilled shrimp and we split them between us. The one bright spot was the shrimp came with a decent amount - 10 coconut and 8 grilled. However the food was quite bad...the shrimp had no flavor, even the coconut one. The fries were horrible. The asparagus was not cooked or even fit to serve. I dropped one on the floor and I was surprised it didn't go through the floor. Service was also bad- really tried to rush people in and out. The drinks came without any straws or refills. The restaurant was large and somewhat clean but also cramped around the buffet area. Came back for breakfast because it was included with the stay. Breakfast was only buffet style. Worst bacon ever. The bread was quite stale. The potato cubes were flavorless. The canyon was lovely and the room here was fine, but do yourself a favor and find some alternate food.

We ate at Sky Nova three times during our stay at Clear Sky Resorts, which probably says…read moreeverything. The menu is creative, thoughtful, and full of subtle Asian influences without feeling like it is trying too hard to fit into one category. We kept noticing little details like yuzu, black sesame, crispy shallots, and silken tofu, and eventually became so curious about the chef that we asked about her. Chef Tessa came out and sat with us, and we were so glad she did. She has only been there a short time, and she created the menu herself. Hearing about her background and how she developed the dishes made us appreciate the food even more. The tuna crudo with yuzu was beautiful. The vegan chocolate mousse was outstanding and made with silken tofu, which I never would have guessed. It was rich, smooth, and had this wonderful crunchy element with black sesame, sea salt, and a caramel-like sweetness. The fry bread was another favorite. I had never had fry bread before, so I had nothing to compare it to, but it had this delicate balance of savory and sweet that reminded me a little of funnel cake batter without all the powdered sugar. And then there is the Baked Utah. This dessert deserves its own paragraph. Yuzu sponge cake, raspberry, and marshmallow meringue piped into the shape of a little beehive. Utah is the Beehive State, so it is clever, adorable, completely appropriate to the setting, and it tastes amazing. It honestly feels like something that should become a signature Utah dessert. The service was just as memorable as the food. Everyone was warm, relaxed, and genuinely kind. Even the bartender made an impression. I ordered club soda with orange bitters, loved the bitters, and she was sweet enough to bring us the bottle. Sky Nova ended up being one of the highlights of our entire Bryce Canyon trip. Beautiful setting, excellent food, creative menu, and people who made us feel genuinely welcome. Chef Tessa, please keep the Baked Utah.

Sky Nova is an awesome restaurant that is on the same grounds as the Clear Sky Resort. I can't say…read moremuch for the food, but considering it's the only game in town, it's hard to complain because the building itself is awesome. If the food prices are too high for you, bring your own, but at least stop into Sky Nova and have a drink if you're in the area. One thing, be forewarned, they don't accept cash.

Very yummy baked goods! Friendly and quaint place. I would definitely eat here again.read more

While making our way to Bryce, we went on a quick hike maybe 20 minutes from the bakery with our…read moredog. As we made our way back to 12, we stopped in and were SO glad we did. Its a small little shop with some of the best baked goods I've ever had. I had a chocolate chip pumpkin loaf and a blueberry muffin. Both were so soft and loaded with flavor. Plus the blueberry muffin had a delicious crumble on top that was amazing. If I'm ever back this way, I'm definitely stopping by again!

Stopped by for a scoop after a long day of hiking (no pictures because I forgot and ate it too fast…read more- doh!). Order/pay for your item and then continue down the line to get your purchase. One scoop of the chocolate coconut almond ice cream was plenty as the portion size was pretty generous. The ice cream tasted as it was named and was pure deliciousness. Just what I needed. In addition to ice cream, they also have an assortment of baked goods, shakes, and other desserts. Definitely worth a visit while your in Bryce Canyon!

Pretty typical ice cream shop. They don't have a lot of flavors but they have a couple unique ones…read more No cookie dough sadly (at least when I went). The lemon bar flavor was really good though

We are visiting Bryce Canyon and found this place online for dinner. Great place. The decor was…read moreadorable - very country vibe. The food was solid. My husband had the ribs which he enjoyed and I had the fairytale chicken which was quite good. The portions were large and filling. For dessert we had the bodacious brownie which was a great way to end the meal. We closed down the restaurant so thanks to the great staff for your patience!

We just hiked Bryce Canyon National Park earlier today and by the end of our day we were hungry and…read morereally looking forward to dinner. We found Rustler's on Google and saw they had a large menu and lower prices than other restaurants in the area. It's a lowkey restaurant inside of the same building as a grocery store and next to a gas station. We were seated very quickly but service was very, very delayed even service even though the restaurant was practically empty. We waited about 15 mins to get our order taken, and after we placed our order, we waited about 40 mins to an hour for our two burgers and a salad. A larger party that was seated after us was given their food and almost finished it before we were given ours. We actually had to ask a staff member if our order got lost in the queue. We ordered two Rustler's burgers and one Caesar salad. The burgers came with onion rings, barbecue sauce, and cheese, along with fresh lettuce, tomato, and onions on the side. Never have I ever had a burger that was so plain and unseasoned. I don't think they seasoned my burger patty or fries at all. Even the onion rings in my burger were floppy and soggy.