We showed up for food today and were greeted by a locked door bearing a sign saying "Closed for…read moreSpring Break." If your business isn't going to keep its posted hours, TRY UPDATING YOUR WEBSITE AND ONLINE INFORMATION TO LET PEOPLE KNOW THAT YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE OPEN. Some of us are actually naive enough to believe that your posted/listed business hours are accurate.

Cute little place on Main Street. Fantastic pastries, they look fresh baked: the cherry turnover…read morewas flaky and the frosting was still gooey. The iced latte was strong and very good. The barista and clerk were very friendly and helpful. Overall a great stop on the road.

Sandwiches on homemade sourdough? Yes please! The Hole in the Wall Hero was excellent, and my…read morehusband loved the Backcountry BLT. The soup and cookies were also yummy! We found parking for our motorhome on a side street

While visiting the 5 National Parks in Utah, we stopped at The Over Bite restaurant in Monticello…read moreUtah. The food was great, the cookies and cinnamon roles amazing, and the hospitality even better. We highly recommend this stop!

We had a great breakfast and a reasonable price with excellent service! We found one more reason…read moreto come back and explore this area.

Great place food, fast service …read more Biscuits & Gravy , Sausage patty, eggs & hash browns. Green chili sauce & salsa.

Great place to eat breakfast or brunch, just off the highway at the north end of Bluff. Check the…read morehours and days open before you plan on it. FOOD: Excellent. The four of us all had different things, and nobody had any complaints. My breakfast burrito was a little unconventional (a green chili sauce and a spicy gravy on the side) but very, very good. SERVICE: Okay, friendly, maybe a little inexperienced. Also waited a long time to have the check-and-card picked up (ended up going to the front counter). AMBIANCE: It's a cafe. The windows overlook a big dirt parking lot. The place was clean and tidy, though, and I was looking for a good breakfast, not a luxurious setting. NET-NET: I would go back any time I was passing through. Our friends recommended it, and I will, too.

I had breakfast and lunch here three days in a row, it's so good. Navajo taco with carnitas. Blue…read morecorn pancakes. Green chili chicken soup. EGGS ATSIDI- Tender Navajo frybread, seasoned local Anasazi beans, Pork Carnitas, two eggs-any style, crowned with Green Chili Hollandaise sauce. Excellent!! I'll be back, every time I'm in town.

The inside is super cute and the person working there was pleasant. I had an iced Mexican mocha and…read moreit was really good. Also had a ginger scone and blue corn muffin. Both were also very delicious. Definitely worth a stop especially between Moab and Monument Valley.

On our way from Moab to Phoenix, we needed a little wake-me-up, and this cute cafe was absolutely…read moreperfect! It feels like it's in the middle of nowhere--though the owner insists it isn't. And honestly, he must be right, because a line of customers formed right after we arrived! The biggest challenge was choosing a scone. They all sounded incredible (lavender blue corn, ginger, or green chili jack cheese), but I finally decided on their most popular flavor: cherry lemon. It did not disappoint! In fact, it was so good we went back and bought a second one right after the very first bite. Bonus points that they even have gluten-free options available. We enjoyed our coffee, tea, and chai in their lovely sunroom. If you're road-tripping through the area, this is a must-visit pit stop!

This amazing place does not ever disappoint. Stopped in yesterday to grab a coffee and something…read more Wow was that something a real something! Lemon pastry. Wow. Go getchasum yall. This is a sleepy little GREAT place but keep in mind that we don't want to invite crazy crowds right? Give 'em some live yall but keep it on the down low.

I stopped here for coffee while on a road trip and left with some truly magical salve. I've been…read moresuffering from ankle pain after and injury and saw salves for sale that the owner makes herself. I figured I had nothing to lose so I bought some and it's been a HUGE RELIEF! I was able to go on my first bike hike pretty much right after one use. The dirty chai latte with oat milk I got was also amazing and revived me. There were also lots of delicious baked goods and crystals for sale as well as areas to sit. Great place!

I love discovering places like this. We were passing through Monticello on our way to Moab. I had…read morejust got a speeding ticket and wanted to get out of the car and enjoy a coffee beverage somewhere. High Desert Cafe looked inviting, so we made a stop here. This place is pretty cool. The outside of the building is very colorful. High Desert Cafe is a coffee shop, gift shop and diner all in one building. We first checked out the gift shop area before getting our coffee. They have a number of shirts, blankets, jewelry, local stones and art for sale. High Desert Cafe has two separate counters - one for coffee and tea drinks and the other one for food. The food menu has a variety of sandwiches, burgers, salads, breakfast items, smoothies and ice cream. It was early, so we ordered breakfast burritos and coffee on it. The kitchen staff was nice and chatted with us while they cooked our food. There is a small dining area where you can eat your meal when it is ready. High Desert Cafe is a nice hidden gem to stop by if you are passing through Monticello.

I really liked this little cafe in Monticello! I was staying in an airbnb out here so I dropped by…read morethis spot in the morning while on a road trip to get breakfast. They had all the basic breakfast items, things like omelettes and pancakes, etc. They had a decent list of drinks too, and even though it wasn't on the menu they did make me a lavender london fog since they had the ingredients for it. The food was very filling and I left happy! The inside gives off a diner vibe, but slightly more upscale/indie? And they sell some independent products (e.g. lip balm, recipe books, etc.). Bathroom was pretty decent too, but there's only one stall so note that you may have to wait if a few folks are also dining there (was pretty quiet the random weekday morning I cam though). Plenty of free street parking available outside too. Overall it's a cute little spot for brunch if you're passing through Monticello.

When at Four Corners, you just have to try Navajo Fry Bread, right? I had heard about it, and…read moredecided we needed to stop here before leaving. Grandma's was closed, but this stand was open. They have quite a lot on the menu for such a small stand, and a lot of options for fry bread. We decided to go with the regular fry bread with cinnamon and sugar. The two ladies inside were friendly and got our order ready quickly. It was nice and fresh as they made it while we waited. It was extremely windy that day, so even though there were tables and seating available, we opted to just eat in the car and head back out on the road. The fry bread was delicious and a wonderful snack!

Stopped by Grandma's Fry Bread stand right outside the Four Corners Monument. It is a perfect…read morelittle spot to grab a bite while exploring and walking around. In fact, it's the only spot in the area to grab food. They got a picnic table where you can sit and eat, which is nice if you want to take a quick break. I tried the traditional fried bread ($8). You can choose your own toppings, either sweet or savory. They have options like cinnamon sugar, honey, or garlic salt. I went with the garlic salt one, and while it was definitely on the salty side, it had a great garlicky flavor that I liked. They also sell snow cones in different flavors, and sodas are $3 and water is $2. They also really appreciate cash payments. Service was great. Food didn't take that long to come out.

this is like the mall of gas stations and is so much better than the other options in town even…read morethough the sodas aren't cheap, this place constantly puts out sandwiches and stuff throughout the day and they have Cinnabon's!!

It's a gas station. It's a food court. With clean bathrooms (usually). This station is a welcome…read moreaddition to the Blanding gas station universe. Plenty of pumps, plenty of room. I'd have to be pretty hungry to eat here, but many people do. There are more and more Mavericks appearing in the southwest. Given the alternatives, it's a good thing.

The best shop in town you are greated with warm smiles and counrty music plays in the background it…read morehas the best selection of chocolate and items you could ever imagine.

From the owner: A uniquely curated gift shop, featuring locally handcrafted jewelry, leather goods, pottery, a…read moreselection of fair trade items, fine gifts, chocolate & organic snacks!