After a delicious pizza and Zion Pizza & Noodles followed by wine tasting, what can be better than…read moreice cream? I got the Wild Huckleberry which was perfect. My husband got the house made Vanilla. The staff was very warm, welcoming and friendly.

Lovely business! Only dessert spot open late in the town of Springdale during our stay here in…read moreJanuary. Definitely a must try for their shakes after all the hiking and adventure in Zion national park! Great out door seating and even greater people who service you in ice cream and candy.

Nice quaint spot to get a good coffee, breakfast, and macaroons! :). The pistachio macaroon is top…read morenotch! I'll try the lemon one later.

Came here because we were looking for a French brunch spot, and at first it felt like a great find…read more We were greeted upon arrival, and the menu offered so many options that placing the order took a bit of time (we had five items for two people). While ordering at the counter, I needed to make a quick adjustment after getting confused about one of the items. During that moment, a 'white' gentleman was waiting behind me, and instead of simply acknowledging him with "I'll be with you shortly," the lady staff apologized to him for my delay in ordering (according to her). Shortly after, while I was still in the middle of ordering and asking about tea options, she abruptly moved on to take his order without any explanation or communication. The interaction felt dismissive and uncomfortable as well I felt strong I am treated with racism, especially in the condition when I was pregnant who crave all good food.... As for the food, most of it was enjoyable. The scrambled eggs on the croissant and the pancakes were well done. However, the onion soup was overly salty, likely due to the cheese which was in the soup and also on the bread. Another downside, especially as first-time visitors, was the lack of guidance. We weren't informed that water was self-serve, and only realized it after noticing another guest getting it themselves. Interestingly, when leaving, we saw staff pouring water for newly seated guests, which added to the inconsistency. Overall, the food showed effort from the kitchen, but the service experience was disappointing. The 2-star rating is mainly in appreciation of the quality of the dishes. Cafe is quite small and we felt hot, as there's only a portable AC that couldn't accommodate that size of room. Not recommended place, even this is one of the rarest cafe in town. Rather to spend money to somewhere worthy and respect you as guest, no matter what roots you have.

The only one place in town that serves real espresso coffee that is topped off with 300 ml of hot…read moremilk so you are actually drinking overly heated milk and going to take a nap right away instead of getting a kick from an espresso... Service... service... service... it seems that me and my family ordering and paying for overpriced items are creating a hustle for you. The attitude you are presenting is questionable for the food serving industry.

Cute little coffee shop and cafe near Brian Head, right next to the general store. Great spot to…read moregrab a coffee and breakfast before your adventure. We came down to hike and explore the cedar breaks area. Highly recommend coming here in the fall, the leaves were popping. I got the breakfast sandwich and asked for all 3 meat choices knowing I had a day of hiking ahead. Tasty sandwich to start the day. I got a latte with coconut and it was delicious. The coconut chocolate chip scone was so good, they make them fresh and when they're gone, they're gone

Muddy bees is a local hurricane staple. I have been going to muddy bees for the last 4 years and I…read moream always impressed. Muddy bees offers a wide selection of breads, cookies, pies, and desserts. One of their own creations is the Kolob which is an oatmeal cookie crust, cream cheese, and fruit layer. In addition, muddy bees offers gluten free options from bread to cookies. While they are not a gluten free kitchen/establishment, they do offer options to accommodate those with intolerances. The inside has several tables and chairs for guests who wish to enjoy their pastries, breads, and coffee inside. In addition, they have local artisan made options for purchase. Every time I have been in, I have been offered help and the employees are always kind.

Fantastic experience!! I needed a German Chocolate Cake for a friend and was able to order it…read morethrough them. Everything is done through email which I think is very convenient. Their prices are very reasonable for custom orders. When I told them that I needed to travel with it from Hurricane, UT to Duck Creek, UT, they emailed me to let me know they could freeze it for me! That way I would just need to put it in a cooler and I would be good to go! They were right! I will update with pictures when I get them from my friend. The only one I have doesn't do it justice because I didn't want to unwrap it. I also bought a cinnamon roll for the road and was very tasty!!

THE BEST BREAD I HAVE EVER HAD! The Rosemary olive oil truly makes me excited to get up in the…read moremorning. My fiance lives in Cedar and I live in Arizona and now it's a rule every time he comes to see me, bring a couple loaves down so I can freeze. *The only small small suggestion we would have is to pretty please put some extra sliced loaves out, for when the window is closed because we end up butchering the bread when we have to cut it ourselves still absolutely delicious though!!!!!

It might just be time to expect a little more from your sourdough. Expectations were raised and…read moreexceeded by MegaLoaf Sourdough and their founder, James Thelin. As savory as they are scientific and delicious as they are detailed... the art, the healthy aspects and the variety and array of options seem to go to a whole new level with MegaLoaf Sourdough. Caring for your gut never tasted so good to me.

Spent $30.00 on assorted truffles and threw them ALL AWAY. Every one of them was super stale and…read morehard. Did not taste ANYTHING close to the the descriptions not going back and not happy with they're sub par "chocolate" !!!

My friend and I went there today for the first time. We knew about RMCF coming from Colorado. We…read morewere met with welcoming smiles by both Mary and the owner. We were looking for gifts and they couldn't have been more helpful and assisted us to pick out a delicious seletion. It was the perfect gift and our friends were thrilled. We bought a couple of chocolotes for ourselves and we wish we bought more. The best chocolates in town and the only store to buy chocolates!!

Family and friends rave about BYU Creamery. It's not a competition but if you want to see an…read moreimpressive creamery go to Beaver Utah! That is a creamery! It's huge, opened in 2018. "Breezy" was so kind explaining all the ice cream flavors to us, since it was our first time there. She scooped us the biggest scoops ever! I had no idea the scoops were so big and asked for 2 scoops , $7 . Good thing I downed 6 dairy relief pills before eating the ice cream. (Which I strongly suggested to the cashier they should sell for us lactose intolerant ice cream lovers! I bet they would sell more ice cream!) They are known for their cheese curds. We bought a bag. It was waxy. They offered a "root beer" milk "Tristan" told us all about. Very friendly workers there. The milk was $3. Very tasty. When you see "Breezy" encourage her to face her fear of flying so she can venture out of Beaver, see the world and return home to her beloved Beaver.

My dad was born in Utah so we have a lot of family in the Santaquin, Provo, and Salt Lake area and…read moreI always see this place when driving up and man I am so upset I never stopped before today! When an idiot I am. This place is great, everything is amazing, The food, ice cream, items for sale everything. If you haven't stopped here before you need to fix that and make this a go to stop when coming or going from Salt Lake area. Just be prepared if you go by on a weekend day it can be super busy, especially the ice cream side. Bring some extra money, and make sure you grab some goodies to go.

Excellent food in a cute restaurant! I got the breakfast wrap which was a huge tortilla stuffed…read morewith eggs, cheese, sausage and hash browns then grilled on a panini press and cut in half diagonally like a sandwich. Super yummy and filling - great value for the amount of food. I highly recommend!

This was one of the first places we stopped in when we arrived in Cedar City. We wanted a quick…read morebite, so we ordered some iced coffees and the Deli Turkey Sandwich, one on wheat and the other on sourdough. The iced coffee was good. It had a good ratio of coffee to milk and tasted good. There was no bitterness. My deli turkey on wheat was pretty good. They did go heavy on the mayo, which I did not like much. You may want to request light on the mayo. The turkey was fresh and flavorful. In fact, all the ingredients were clean and fresh. I like that they bake their own bread, too. The service was a little stoic at first, but then it became a little more warm after a brief conversation. They offer inside and outside seating. Good sandwiches and coffee.

This little gem is a must stop if you are traveling through Orderville on your way to Zion NP! The…read morestaff is ultra friendly, the sandwiches; freshly made to order, the pastries; full of love and butter, and the beverages are amazing! Don't let a line of customers scare you away! This one is worth the wait.

This was such a fun place! We happened across it by pure coincidence, but I'm so glad we stopped!…read more This coffee shop is nestled in the side of a gas station. It is BEAUTIFUL inside! There are a TON of options for beverages and food! It definitely seems like a popular spot of the locals too! The staff was patient as we looked at the immense menu and were kind when we asked questions. We also got the chocolate croissant (not pictured) and it was divine! Definitely a worth while stop!