Great find! Right off the main street, attached to an Inn, with great service, a patio for nice…read moredays, and free wifi. Good variety of drinks here plus some grab and go food items in a hotbox (breakfast burritos, sandwiches). I had a cold brew that hit the spot, friends tried tea drinks and espresso and had good things to say. Prices were also reasonable! For bonus points, their drink station is well stocked - they have vanilla, cocoa, cinnamon, and other powders to doctor up your drink, plus simple syrup, honey, agave, and more. The attention to detail here was great. They also have a little free library area as well as branded stickers for sale to remember your visit to the area.

While we are in Bryce Canyon this is the coffee shop we go frequently. They offer surprisingly…read moregreat pastries, I am still missing their banana nut cake, it's so delicious!!

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more I was expecting to try a new Mexican place today. Unfortunately, they were closed at lunchtime. But sometimes the best discoveries happen when your plans change... Instead, I found what just might be one of Southern Utah's newest hidden gems. I pointed Black Betty toward Panguitch and found Summer's Kitchen. This restaurant opened recently, and from the moment I walked in, I could tell they care about the details. Fresh, clean, and welcoming with a relaxed atmosphere. Today's picks: Backyard BBQ Sandwich Loaded Diced Potatoes I thought I might need a forklift to lift that sandwich! It was stacked high, packed with flavor, and absolutely delicious. And those potatoes... WOW! Lee's Local Verdict Worth the Ride? Absolutely! Simple sandwiches and salads done right. The quality, freshness, and overall experience made it worth the stop. Now I'm curious... What's the best hidden-gem restaurant you've found in Central Utah? And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #SummersKitchen #PanguitchUtah #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #UtahRoadTrips #SupportLocal

We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch at Summer's Kitchen. The decor is charming and the atmosphere…read moreinviting. Their menu is outstanding with many exciting choices. It was so refreshing to have some healthy options! My husband ordered a Club Sandwich, my granddaughter the Italian Sandwich, and I had the Greek Chicken Sandwich. All were excellent. The freshness and quality of the ingredients on our sandwiches exceeded our expectations. My fresh fruit cup had a combination of watermelon, strawberries, blueberries, and mandarin orange wedges. It was colorful and fresh! We each got a dessert to go. There was such an interesting variety to choose from. My husband chose a slice of Creme Brule Cheesecake and my granddaughter and I chose Carrot Cake. They were definitely homemade and all were superb! We highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to coming back

Found this place on a roadtrip along scenic biway 12 coming from Bryce Canyon. Just drove by it and…read moredecided to stop it. Had some absolutely delicious baked goods and they had gluten free options! The woman working inside was very nice and helped us with directions because we didn't have cell service. If I were to take this roadtrip again I'd stop there for a bite!

Very yummy baked goods! Friendly and quaint place. I would definitely eat here again.read more

Coffee and breakfast foods were spectacular but nothing compares to the people running the…read moreestablishment 10 out of 10.

Drove by on our way into the park and hit it up the next day on our way out of town - this shop is…read morebrand new, just opened a couple of weeks ago. There's a colorful Bryce Canyon mural on the side, perfect for photos, that was just finished a couple of days ago. Four of us went in and got various drinks and breakfast pastries, and all enjoyed what we got. My order was the banana bread latte, and I liked that it wasn't too sweet. This was one of several coffeeshops we hit up in the area while we were visiting and it is easily the priciest - my order was $10 before tax, tip, modifications. That being said, the drink was great and the service was stellar! The cashier made personable conversation with each customer, made sure to get all names and their correct spellings, and repeated orders back for accuracy. Location is modern, with indoor and outdoor seating, and fairly spacious. There's also ample parking. Good spot to grab your caffeine before or after the park, great location.

Seems funny to have gotten pizza at the Bryce Canyon National Park Lodge, but it was really, really…read moregood. It's really small on the inside, but there are some tables which was good because, if we would have set outside, it would have been windy and unenjoyable. What cashier even advised to split, half-and-half, our large pizza to save us some money, since my first order was for 2 small pizzas. It was $34 but fed 4 of us. Pesto and pepperoni - 10/10 on the pesto side but 6/10 on the pepperoni.

It's food. It's fine. The pizza is doughy and low quality. It's the kind that reminds me of bad…read moreairport or school food. I got a 12" pepperoni and sausage. I ate a piece to fill me up but wasn't interested in a second. But everyone who works there was so sweet and very attentive. A ver jumped into my cup and I tried to save it by pouring out my drink so it didn't drown. The staff just gave me a new cup and let me refill with a new drink, which was sweet. There are a few umbrellas to protect from the heat if you are there at the right time. No AC inside.

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more This isn't my first stop at this little Highway 89 gem... and there's a good reason I keep coming back. Coleen wanted to take a drive to Circleville, so lunch at Main Street Eats was an easy decision. It's one of those small-town places with big-time hospitality. You can feel it the moment you walk through the door. What we ordered: I had the Jolee Sandwich -- grilled sourdough, crispy chicken, and melted cheese. Coleen ordered the day's special -- a grilled ham and cheese. And of course... we couldn't leave without taking two fresh cinnamon rolls home! The verdict: Comfort food done right. Friendly owners, great service, hearty portions, and the kind of place that keeps us coming back. Would I ride back for it? You bet. The next time you're cruising Highway 89, don't just drive through Circleville--make time for Main Street Eats. Now I'm curious... What's your favorite comfort food stop in Central Utah? If you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?!" guy sent you. Ride safe... I'll see you somewhere in Utah. #WhereInUtahIsLee #LiveToRide #RideToLive #UtahEats #MainStreetEats #CirclevilleUtah #Highway89 #SmallTownEats #SupportLocal #WhereToNext

What a great stop on our trip from Richfield UT down to Bryce! Owner is super sweet, loved chatting…read morewith her. Good coffee, good food, great little space. Will definitely stop again on our way through.

It was okay. I recognize they're packing up…read more I'm the only coffee order and it takes 10 mins? Really.

Coffee was ok -girl with blonde hair was rude. Turkey pesto sandwich was good. Cute set up. Won't…read morecome back.

If you want a delicious top notch cup of coffee with awesome flavor don't miss Gateway coffee.read more