Great little restaurant Very busy on a Sunday morning but…read morethe staff handled everything with a smile. Food was hot and fresh Homemade for sure Highly recommend

Delicious food with generous portion sizes for good prices. Our server was super attentive and…read morereally speedy getting our order and drink refills. The menu had lots of variety. Restaurant inside is clean and cozy.

What a hidden gem for a tourist!! My husband and I were on a road trip from Bryce Canyon and Moab…read moreand can across this little coffee shop that was AMAZING! I enjoyed an Iced vanilla latte with their seasonal special blueberry cinnamon roll with lemon icing. The cinnamon roll was delicious and I will be dreaming it until I have it again! The coffee was wonderful, we think they make their own vanilla syrup. My husband got a hot vanilla latte, just as delicious as the iced. And he also got an old fashioned donut! WOW the donut was so fresh and warm we are still questioning if they make them on demand. We waited in line outside as they do not have an inside but they do have a drive through. And staff were super kind and allowed us time to look at the menu. They also had specialty seasonal drinks that's looked delicious.

This was our first stop on our way into Bryce Canyon. It's in the parking lot of a gas station,…read morewith a drive up lane and a walk up window, with picnic tables to dine. I like that they had a good variety of drinks, plus some food - kolaches in particular caught my eye, haven't been able to find those outside of Texas! The sausage breakfast kolache was a good choice, they also have sweet options and energy balls, pastries, etc. A friend got their donuts and raved about how good they were, and served warm. I got one of their specialty lattes with honey and cinnamon - can't remember the name but it's a separate paper menu you'll have to ask for. They do use Torani syrups and have a few different milks available.

Great breakfasts and service . Burgers, tri tip and more are…read moretops Nothing in town surpasses the Cowboy!

After a 7 mile Bryce Canyon hike, this place hit the spot! You know when there's a smoker outside,…read morethe meat is going to be good and it sure stole the show! The mesquite ribs and the sirloin steak were the highlight of the meal but the complimentary biscuits, ice cold beer and potatoes did not disappoint! Kristin, our server, was SO sweet. Even though it was her third day, she made the whole experience memorable. Friendly, attentive, and personable, I have no doubt she will succeed in this cute and delicious smokehouse in Panguitch! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a delicious meal!!!!

Dinner pickings are a bit slim out in Bryce Canyon! We finally chose Bryce Canyon Pines because it…read morewas fairly well-reviewed and 7 minutes away. We arrived about 6 and waited about 20 minutes for a very nice booth. We split a pretty good-sized house salad. It was fine. I had the trout with asparagus and sweet potato fries. Fish (lemon pepper and salt) was tasty and perfectly prepared. Asparagus was also perfectly cooked, still a bit of crunch. The fries were too limp but tasted good. My hubs ordered the ribeye. Looked so juicy and charred but was a bit tough. Flavor was great and it was a gigantic 16-oz. portion. Coffee was tasteless, unfortunately. The absolute highlight of the meal was the pie! The apple pie is the best I have ever eaten. The filling contained nice slices of apples, no mushy stuff here. And the crust was incredibly flaky with a bit of sugar baked on top. My husband ordered the cherry pie à la mode and was quite pleased with the pie and two little scoops of ice cream alongside. Nice staff too! This place is popular for a reason. It HAS to be that incredible pie.

I don't mind waiting to sit at a restaurant when the food is good. We waited for about 20 minutes…read moreto be seated and then another 10 minutes for a server. We got a burger to split. Good portion but the beef was so overcooked, it was hard eat. I got a side of broccoli that ended up being the best part of the meal. No refills on coffee or hot water for tea. The benches were hard wood and not the most comfortable and the women's bathroom smelled like urine. We did run into somebody who said their chicken sandwich was excellent so maybe we just got the wrong thing. Not a great experience for us.

Great ambiance, cozy and food was great.. going back again..pancakes are worth the drive.read more

The pies are yummy and the hospitality is great. We stop here when we are in town. Decor is cute.read more

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!

The food, drinks, service, and atmosphere were good! The prices were too high, bases on the…read morequality, etc. Still it's worth a visit!

This restaurant is part of a resort area with glass domes; it looks really nice but hotel rate is…read morevery expensive. The restaurant is upscale vibe so pricing is also more on the expensive side. Food is normal. The pasta you can taste the truffle clearly but it is not salty enough. The duck and chips and onion dip are normal. I really like the panna cotta. If you don't live in the domes, you can only do walk in and they get pretty booked during meal times. There isn't a lot of options in the area so I'd recommend if you want something different than just normal steak/burger/etc.

Everything. We ate everything so quickly because everything was fresh and delicious. Homemade…read morecinnamon buns - they look dry but definitely are not dry. So good. The waitress this fine morning is a true gem. Always ready with refills, but even more importantly she was friendly and emanated her mission... that of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ, not pushy, just told her story when we asked. What a blessing to have come upon the Desert Grill in Panguitch. Please stop in.

We found one of the only spots open at 8am on a Saturday for a quick breakfast. Our waitress was…read morevery nice and personable. She took our order and our food came out pretty fast. She kept our coffee topped off throughout our meal. I had the "Cruisin' Together" 2 eggs, 2 bacon, with gravy on top of country & hash browns. My partner had the French Toast Breakfast. Definitely enough food to hold you over throughout the day.

The ambiance of the French spot really reminded me of visiting a cafe in France. All the staff were…read morenative speakers and the service was great, very polite and quick. The food quality was amazing, the macrons were so good we ordered an entire box of them. Definitely recommend.

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.

Got a Matcha, very reasonably priced and tasty! Fast and friendly service, and didn't take long for…read morethe drink to be ready. I liked the interior, it was cabin-like, which went well with the rest of the attached Inn. Not too far from Bryce and the hotels near Bryce, would recommend for a quick bite or caffeine drink!

Enjoyed my usual oat milk latte with sugar free vanilla, this time from Bryce Canyon Coffee…read more The interior has a wooded hunting lodge appeal, with mounted elk and mountain lion. There are many pictures of the interior posted, so I won't add more. There is ample indoor and outdoor seating. The barista is a sincere and kind woman who seems to be local. They were also taking cabin reservations, which seems to be a joint business. If you're headed to Bryce Nat'l Park, fuel up on some coffee before your hike!