The ambience and rustic look of this place is puts you back in time. Our entrees were very fresh,…read moreflavorful, and hot. The service was top notch. Ordered pie afterwards - banana cream, and pecan pie. Banana cream was stellar, but the pecan pie seemed a little salty. All in all, this place deserves a visit.

The only star they earned was for the dinner roll. I should have just eaten my roll and skipped…read moreeverything else. Hubby wanted a hot roast beef or hot turkey sandwich. Was told by our server both the beef & turkey gravy were pre-made and had lots of black pepper. She brought us a little sample cup. It was loaded with cracked black pepper. Hubby ordered a hamburger, as was only thing not pre-cooked with inappropriate amounts of black pepper. I ordered the chicken fried steak as I had read it was what they are famous for. After 2 bites I realized my chicken fried steak was so over cooked and difficult to chew. I thought I could get past the black pepper in the beef gravy. But it was too much, even for me. We both ended up having hamburgers and fries. Had I known we were just going to have hamburgers, we would have found a local burger joint and saved lots of time & money. Unless you're a fan of lots of black pepper and overcooked food, skip this place.

My husband and I, traveling from Texas to Kanab, decided to stop for dinner at this place…read morerecommended by my husband (he used to work in Kanab many years ago). The restaurant was packed, so I was thrilled to try the food. As soon as I tasted the salsa, I couldn't help but tell my husband that this place was legit. I opted for the combo plate, featuring two enchiladas, one with chicken and green sauce, and the other with ground beef and red sauce, alongside a chile relleno. When I took my first few bites, I was transported back to the kitchen of an old Mexican friend. She used to make chile relleno and enchiladas that were an exact replica of Escobar's. The flavors were so authentic that I couldn't believe it! The overall experience was not only about the food but also the warm and friendly atmosphere. Dahlia, our waitress, the owner, the servers, and the woman at the checkout counter all exuded kindness and hospitality. It felt like we were in someone's home, enjoying a meal that filled our souls with joy. I'm already craving this place, and wish they would move to Texas. This place deserves more than 5 stars!

We found this gem while driving thru Kanab on our way from Page, AZ to Lee's Ferry, AZ by way of…read moreRt. 89 (not 89A). We stopped because the outdoor patio was full even though it was only 4pm. Our motto is, if the parking lot/patio is full, the food must be good. It proved true at Escobar's. We both enjoyed the chiles rellenos. They are made fresh to order and include a delicious sauce and onions, which is different than the ones we've had in Wickenburg and Phoenix, AZ. The rice and beans were also delicious and the prices are also very good. Although they serve bottled beer we settled for soda since we had a long drive ahead of us. Because the patio was full we ate inside. The dining room is bright and pleasant. Walls are filled with Mexican art. Service was quick and pleasant. This is definitely a great choice for Mexican food in Kanab, UT.

This diner is the perfect stop before heading into Zion, easy, welcoming, and exactly what you want…read morebefore a day on the trails. The service is genuinely good, with staff who keep things moving and make you feel taken care of without any fuss. But the real standout is the pie. Truly some of the best anywhere; flaky crust, rich fillings, and the kind of "ho-made" taste that makes you consider ordering a second slice to go. A great starting point for your park day and absolutely worth a visit for the pie alone.

If you only get one thing when you stop by, get the pie! The apple pie was fantastic. 5 stars for…read morethe pie. Tried the country fried steak, salad bar, and the spicy chicken sandwich. Solid 3 stars for the entrees. Would be much better if the steamed veggies with the country fried steak were fresh. From the taste of it, it tasted like Costco Kirkland frozen veggies. Same goes for the sweet potato fries, they also tasted premade/pre-frozen. For the price point, I was expecting better quality food. Service was very lovely! The ladies here were very warm and welcoming. The decor is really interesting and fun to look at. They've got an eclectic mix of license plates, toy cars, and vintage cameras on display. All in all, it was a fun pit stop during a road trip --- the pie was great, but the entrees could you use improvements.

About 10 minutes drive outside Kanab it's the real deal. People are amazing and helpful. Vibe is so…read morewestern and food is beyond amazing. Next door is the Museum Once upon a time in America. The collection in there is beyond belief in this tiny town. Don't miss this top.

Opening (re-opening) week when we were there so things were a little chaotic, some missing…read moreingredients etc. Good communication and the meal was amazing. The cherry pork belly had an amazing sauce/glaze and the pork belly was cooked perfectly. Their "nachos" are basically thick cut quasi potato chip slices and possibly the best take on pub fries I've ever had (which I'm missing for post Paria backpacks now that State 48 is closed). The giant pretzel is giant and came with generous dipping sauce - the honey mustard wasn't typical but delicious and could be added with the mustard. Extremely well priced for the quality! Chatted with the chef after and he's cool - I feel like sauces are often what differentiates a good meal from a great one (a good meal can be cooked properly with good ingredients etc). The hefeweizen was more like a boddingtons than a hefe but was really tasty. :p

Excellent food at affordable prices. We stayed in the area for a night and it was between this or…read morea local pizzeria, but we had enough pizza already on this trip. Got that last rotisserie chicken. Large salad was tasty. Chicken tenders were big and juicy. I got the wings naked with a side of buffalo sauce. As a note, they should call this "Sisters Bistro" as I only saw young females working here, maybe the brothers were out working the field. I found the red head with glasses really attractive, even though she didn't understand my East Coast accent. I was about to ask her out but remembered that I was married and didn't want to deal with child support, so I just took the food and left.

This is, without question, the worst restaurant I have ever stepped foot in…read more On Christmas Eve, I was vacationing at a cute rental spot up the road and wanted to carry on a family tradition: pizza and spicy chicken fingers for dinner. Brothers Bistro popped up in my search, and although the ratings were low, I clung to a shred of Christmas magic and optimism that maybe--just maybe--it would be okay. Pulling up to the building felt like the opening scene of a horror movie. And the horror? The moment I stepped out of my car, I was hit with the unmistakable smell of weeks-old grease seeping through the walls. When I opened the door, I swear the grease coated my entire body. It was everywhere. Layers upon layers of grease stacked into every crevice--walls, furniture, surfaces. Inside the hot display case sat one single corn dog, alone, looking like it was begging to be rescued. There was not a single adult in the building. I'm fairly certain the oldest employee was about 15. At one point, a child who couldn't have been more than 12 walked out from the back of the kitchen looking like he desperately needed a smoke break. I wish I were exaggerating. Now, the food... I should not have taken a bite of the chicken. I could smell the old grease the moment the bag hit my hands, but curiosity (and hunger) got the best of me. The chicken was absolutely diabolical. When I bit into the strip, an entire gelatinous layer slid out, and the skin quite literally melted off from how greasy it was. It took every ounce of self-control not to throw up on the spot. I ended up throwing away $14 worth of food. When I called to ask for a refund, the child working the register told me she couldn't process it and that a manager would get back to me. (Spoiler alert: they never did.) If you do not care what happens to you, your health, or your general will to live, and you're truly at your breaking point, this may be the place for you.

This is in the back of the Glazier's Market. Everything we ordered definitely had the potential to…read moretaste good when hot, fresh, and crispy... However, our food overall was lukewarm and had lost their crispiness. The chicken was too salty and a bit dry, but the fries were decent (just not hot). The sandwich only came with mayo and a few pickles. The bowl with gravy, mashed potatoes, and sweet corn was average. It was fine for a quick meal while also stopping for road trip groceries and gas.

Found this by luck while picking up supplies for a weeklong stay with children. The service was as…read morefantastic as the chicken. Kids are chicken finger connoisseurs and said it rated up there with some of the bigger chicken places. Very affordable compared to everywhere else in town.

If you're passing through town and need a bite to eat definitely stop here. The service is…read morewelcoming, the food is good, fast and hot. If you stay overnight you can always come back and enjoy some delicious coffee drinks and breakfast burritos too!!

We got sat at a table by the host and waited for almost 30 minutes with no server or anyone asking…read moreus if we'd like drinks or telling us they'd be with us soon. There were three servers passing by every couple minutes and no one brought water or apologized for the wait. After waiting close to 30 minutes we left shortly after another customer outwardly complained about how they had been waiting forever and their server must have forgotten about them. This establishment looked nice through pictures but it is clear there is no organization with staff and everyone was outwardly showing their displeasure with this place. Will not be coming back.

A great family-friendly stop with delicious, filling food and plenty to keep kids entertained…read more This restaurant is an excellent choice for families. It has a spacious outdoor play area with games, fun photo props, and an old Western wagon that kids can climb on and explore. After a long day in the car during our road trip, my kids had an amazing time playing while we waited for our meal. There is also indoor seating available. The food was delicious, and the portions were large and very filling. Meals were around $20 each , which felt like a fair value for the quality and portion size. If you're traveling with kids or looking for a family-friendly restaurant with great food and entertainment, this is definitely worth a stop.

This place was decent. I found a common theme in this city that the outside of the buildings look…read morereally cool and the interior is underwhelming. The food was all good. I enjoyed the smoked chicken, especially. The brisket was very tender. Service was kind and quick. No complaints. One odd thing is that me and another guest at the table both ordered an extra side of brisket to go along with our meals and they served it on the same platter. When it was about half gone and I had asked for my side, they said they put both portions on the same dish and that is just weird and made it awkward. However, they did bring me an extra little cup of brisket. Still odd that they would do that. The atmosphere was cool, but the live entertainment that night was singing very depressing songs which honestly just mismatched the vibe of the whole restaurant and ruined the mood. Happy I tried Iron Horse, but probably wouldn't come back between the odd service and the sad entertainment not matching with the expected vibe of the place. A lot of potential with this restaurant though.