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!

Came in during balloon festival weekend before what was supposed to be the night glow (weather did…read morenot permit!) and I was so thankful they were open! They were very friendly and the dirty chai I ordered was great! I love that they partner with Best Friends and even have their information on the hot cup sleeves!! Any place that loves dogs is already a win in my book!! Only a couple tables to sit in and I feel like they were only open for balloon glow purposes (super smart!) because they didn't seem to have much else to purchase while we were there. But we were thankful for having the ability to buy hot drinks!

They're really busy during the morning rush, so if you're looking to get pastries or bagels, go…read moreearly or they will run out. We got two bagels, one with cream cheese and the other as a breakfast sandwich. They both weren't great but did the job of filling us up for breakfast. Highly recommend skipping the cream cheese, it's super watery and pretty bland.

Five stars for Supai Cafe and honestly, that still feels like underselling it. You're out in the…read moremiddle of nowhere, deep in the guts of the Grand Canyon, where just getting there feels like you cheated death a little. There's no chains, no shortcuts just this small pocket of life, and somehow, a café serving burgers and tots if you're lucky, early, and patient enough to catch it right. It's not about how long it takes it's whether they're open, whether you beat the line, whether today's your day. After a long day in the canyon hiking, swimming, just soaking it all in coming back and getting something hot feels like striking gold. It's more than a meal; it's a brief return to civilization in a place that owes you nothing. The people are kind, the place is clean, and the fact that it exists at all, out there, is something special. In a place where you're completely out of your element, Supai Cafe isn't just convenient it's priceless.

I was here for breakfast one day and lunch for another. The first day they just don't have regular…read moretimings, the fry-breads were not available and the kitchen was closed but they were serving just drinks. While heading out of the camp, I ordered hashbrowns, coffee, juice, sausages, sandwiches, breads, etc. I would recommend going to this place to use the bathrooms since this would be your last cleaning bathroom while heading out or in! they also have good wifi and lot of spaces to relax and charge your phone. You get good drinking water as well. The view out of the cafe is serene on one side and the other reminds of our past - a simple village with important amenities. I wish the vegetarian stuff were made separately without the incursion with meats because the hasbrowns smelled weird like they were cooked alongside the meats.

Small but mighty cafe…read more Serves coffee, tea, and ready to eat foods. There are very few places in the park that are open for breakfast in the winter, so we were greatful to find this café. The breakfast sandwiches were delicious. Plus the service was quick and super friendly!

Service was horrible. We ordered at our table and had queso as an appetizer.... We received drinks…read moreafter 20 minutes and an hour later didn't have our queso or lunch selections. After one hour we complained and they were not concerned. About 10'minutes later we got our lunch selection but not the appetizer... it can 5-10'minutes later. To top is off, I got this at 10:21 PM

This place is very deceiving. It's clean and very big with nice large monitor menus, but the food…read morewas awful, we tried chicken sandwich and roast beef, the bread and the meat very dry and tasteless. Pepperoni pizza was OK according to my 11yr old. The barley soup tasteless again. They need to bring a chef and re do these breads, soups and meats. For $45 you expect more after long day of hiking.

The Views & atmosphere was pretty nice. I like the idea of dressing your own salad and baked…read morepotato. However the ribs and baked potato were as cold as the salad.

On a roadtrip from Arizona to Bryce Canyon, we stopped inside the Kanab Tour Company for some Sunny…read moreCreek Coffee. After seeing such high review of their main coffee location, I was expected some good, at least decent, coffee. We ordered a Mint Mocha, and a Vanilla Latte. Both didn't taste like coffee at all. I'm not sure if they were issues with their espresso machine, but what we were given did not taste like coffee at all. It was like hot water with syrup added. The inside is nice as it's roomy and has a gift shop for the Tour Company. But we felt like we wasted our money due to the drinks we received.

This is the trailer's bakery location. The menu is the same amazing yummy food. The inside decor is…read morereally nice & there's tables for dining. You can even do some shopping at the tour company's outfitter store while you wait for your order. When the trailer is too busy, come check this place out! They also have more pastries/baked goods than before & they are incredible! The only bummer worth noting is this location is closed on Sundays.

We ate breakfast here twice while we stayed in Page. Great little place. Fast service, people are…read morereally friendly and happy, and the food was amazing. First morning we had the huevos rancheros and ham and Gruyère omelette. Nice twist and great flavors on the huevos rancheros. The second breakfast I got the omelette again and my husband tried the sweet potato waffles. Wow! Very sweet but best treat waffles I've had. I also took some smoothies to go. The berry one was thick and not overly sweet. The green machine had just enough mango! If you are in the area for breakfast, skip the free hotel breakfast and visit this place!

This place a nice surprise, with offering from the Navajo Nation, the South, and a little from…read moreeverywhere else! We've been growing tired of the same burger and fries on the road and craved something more healthy when daughter suggested this place. Turned out to be a true delight. The Hawaiian salmon salad is fresh and refreshing and so so yummy! We also had the crepes with steak and arugula and I loved the contrast btw the crepes and the tasty steak! I wished I had ordered the oxtail but no more room in my stomach! What a gem!

Stopped in here for breakfast, this is a solid breakfast spot, we had good service and good food!…read more I'd definitely try something new when we go again but we'd definitely get what we got this time because it was great.

Food was good (normal diner stuff - I do recommend the Chile rellano), but holy cow was the service…read morewas inconsistent. The first table we got seated at was extremely wobbly so we moved to a round table that had four chairs at it; then we got told we couldn't sit at that round table because it was a five person seating table so we moved again. We had to wait 15 mins for refills on our coffee so we asked for a pot to share. The coffee came in a decaf pot, but supposedly was regular. We got told no to adding jalapeños on top of our breakfast order so they had to come in a separate dish on the side and we had to add them ourselves. Also, we got charged an extra $1 for them putting the gravy on top of our biscuits rather than it coming on the side. Ridiculous! One more thing, I tried to pay in cash and that took an extra 15 mins also since they had to run to the back for change. I think they expect most people to pay with card.

Came in here at the recommendation from a friend and the place did not disappoint. Ordered 2 large…read moreCafe Lattes, 5 donuts, a breakfast burrito and a bacon/egg/cheese bagel. It was all delicious. We ate it so fast I forgot photos of the burrito and the bagel. Everything together was less than $40. It would be double in my town. The owner was awesome, slinging donuts and cracking jokes. And the other employees were friendly and seemed happy to be there. The place ambience is no frills nothing fancy, they rest their laurels on good food and great customer service. "Great customer service changes peoples lives"

Mark is incredible. Loved the burrito and doughnuts…read more Great food and atmosphere! Throwback to an owner who is passionate!

Nice folks. Ring the small bell when you're ready to order. The crepe we chose #11 had dark…read morechocolate and a ton of raspberries in it. Also mandarin oranges and pecans. The environment has a very cozy cafe vibe. A bit hard to find. Walk down the alley from the parking lot and it's on the left corner

These crepes were our favorite meal of the trip! The perfect breakfast the day after a good paddle…read moreon the lake. The restaurant is open early on Sunday morning, about the only local restaurant in town that is open at that time. It is very chill at that time, you ring a cowbell when you are ready to order. The staff was few but kind and the foooood. The crepes were stuffed to the brim with fresh ingredients. This was the perfect meal to send us off on our trip home. Loved the local artwork hanging as well!