By FAR the best breakfast I've had in Utah…read more We ordered the breakfast burrito that was so filling and their homemade hot sauce added the perfect amount of spice to each bite. Their waffle with jam and syrup was also delicious. The really winner here is their shirred egg plate. Served in a small cast iron pan, two eggs are cooked with cream and parmesan and served with some of the most delcious homemade bread. I dont have enough good things to say about the breakfast here. Its truly a gem thay deserves to be recognized for their incredible food.

So I think this is the page for their "Little Bone" food truck (as opposed to the restaurant),…read morewhich has few reviews due to being new this season. In any case, it was a spectacular breakfast. After national park food I was grateful to be able to order sauteed greens and steamed rice, and they did that perfectly, with the "winter greens" being pretty heavy. Eggs over medium is a bit unusual--my one complaint would be that the solid yolk means that there wasn't all that much to season the rice with. But it was still excellent.

Delicious food and ample portions at an inviting, small restaurant in Torrey - perfect meals after…read morea day outdoors. Family went once and decided that we had to go again (2 meals out of a 3 day trip to the area). The dining room is inviting, colorful, and has space for couples, families, and larger gatherings. Over two dinners, our family of four had the fajitas, salads, chips, flautas, mole, and steak. Verdict: excellent; great value, service and a return-worthy restaurant.

Food was really good. fresh and full of flavor. Salsa was excellent. great mezcal margarita and…read moreservice fast and with a smile. cute decor it's a small place with a mighty menu full of greta options.

There isn't much available in terms of food in the area so I wasn't expecting much from this place…read more We ordered the hummus sandwich which comes with a side salad. It turned out delicious! The bread had a bit of a crunch on the outside and was soft on the inside. It was probably made fresh in house. The salad was delicious and fresh as well. I loved the balsamic vinegar dressing. They are more popular with their pizzas and coffees.

Not just a coffee shop! Serve pizza, salads and sandwiches. We had the choco rock pizza within…read moreice cold pitcher of beer, pizza is made fresh and the 10" size has a sourdough crust. My boyfriend doesn't usually eat the outside crust but really enjoyed this and finished it all!! Staff were great and "Ozzy" even helped us with some iced coffee to go (much appreciated)!!! No pics as we're starved!!! LOL!!

We were bummed due to Hell's Backbone Grill being closed while we were in the area, but then found…read moreout about Little Bone, their food truck in the parking lot that serves breakfast and lunch every day. Arriving on a snowy Tuesday morning in April around 11:15 AM, the parking lot was completely full and there was a sizable line waiting to order. We ended up having to park on the gravel next to Highway 12! The line took about 20 minutes and when we ordered, the cashier guessed the food would take about an additional 20 minutes. It took around 25 in the end. Since it was so cold out, the staff allowed us to eat in the patio area of the main Hell's Backbone restaurant. They only had a couple of the outdoor heaters on, but it certainly beat sitting at the benches outside in the wind and cold! Little Bone Smashburger ($19) - This is a high quality burger. I think they make most of the ingredients in house. There are two smash patties, smashed relatively thin, cooked through, with a tiny bit of gaminess from the elk meat mixed with grass fed beef. The patties are lean, but I wouldn't characterize them as dry. While cooked until well done, there isn't any particular charring or lacy edges to speak of. The burger is dressed with some luxurious, fluffy butter lettuce. It's crisp and sweet with no bitterness to speak of, and is cut into perfect sized leaves to fit in the burger. Gooey cheese is melted on each patty to add moisture and fat. Underneath are a couple of pickle rounds, clearly made in house. They are quite tangy and actually still have some of the base cucumber taste to them. For some reason my wife got some fermented notes, although I couldn't detect them. Unfortunately, they are a little on the limp and soggy side, really missing that pickle crunch. Both buns are slathered with what seems to be homemade ketchup. It's strongly tomato flavored, very tangy, sweet, and has a more coarse and watery texture compared to commercial ketchup. Unfortunately, since the ketchup is watery, it really soaks into the bun on both sides, creating a certain mushy quality that detracts from the eating experience. Otherwise, the bun is nicely fluffy, slightly yellow from being enriched with egg yolk. It's only toasted on the outsides, not the inner edge, which might have helped prevent things from getting soggy. Little Bone uses really high quality ingredients, but man that mushy bun gets to me. (4/5) Juniper Pork & Pickle Sandwich ($18) - This is another sandwich with some really high quality ingredients. They include a mound of pulled pork, clearly marinated and seasoned well with a salty and savory spice mixture, then tossed in an apple cider vinegar based sauce. This gives the requisite acidity and slight fruitiness to cut through the pork, which is moist and mixed with plenty of fat. They claim the pork is juniper smoked and spiced, but I don't have enough experience with that particular hardwood to discern. Buttery and gooey Havarti cheese is melted on top, followed by what seems to be homemade mustard spread on both halves of the bun. The mustard is really interesting because while having the correct flavor, there's some grit or sand mixed in that creates a somewhat unpleasant mouthfeel. I have no idea how that occurs, but I've also never tried making homemade mustard before. The bun is a really soft ciabatta and doesn't seem to be toasted much, if at all. As with the smashburger, this sandwich has a major issue with moisture. We found the bottom bun to be completely soggy with grease, with an entire puddle of grease underneath, making a mushy bottom. Bleh. (4/5) Entrees come with a side of slaw or Himalayan Pink Salt Kettle Chips. We went with one of each. The former is a really fresh mix of peppery and spicy leafy vegetables, only very lightly dressed in a slightly peppery and mustardy mixture. The latter are the branded chips from the large Costco bags, salty and crunchy. Overall, I found the food served at Little Bone to be extremely high quality, with almost everything seemingly made in house, from the meats to the condiments to the buns. It is unfortunate that construction is an issue, with the homemade condiments completely soaking through the bun on both items we ordered.

Chill vibe and great food while our car charged. Anasazi museum close enough to walk and was a nice…read moreexperience.

Amazing food!! Great vibes!! Must try!…read more Ok so we saw a limited menu and second guessed, but I'm so glad we stopped!! Hubby got the breakfast fried rice and I got the chicken sando. You guys, it was phenomenal. We have been on vacay all week, eating our way through Vegas, Springdale near Zion and Bryce Canyon surrounding. This was the best food we've eaten all trip. We only have one day left and we might not be able to squeeze in dinner, but the menu looked equally fun. Check it out for yourself, you won't be disappointed. And the vibe is super relaxed but upscale. Rustic, earthy, blends perfectly into the scenery. Oh and Great Service!! Yum!!!!

Came to town for a wedding found this place. The fried rice bowl was AMAZING!!! The flavors in this…read moredish is unbelievable. The restaurant is super quaint. The staff are super friendly. Gave us plenty of options to do Are town. Trails...places to go with our dogs. AMAZING must visit!!'

My husband and I just had the best breakfast here. Highly recommend the B'tec and chia latte.read more

I liked this little place! Only qualm to say up front is they only have two bathrooms and there was…read morequite a line... but my drink was good, I had a chocolate mocha based drink (the liquid truffle); was $6 for the 12 oz (pretty standard coffee shop pricing imo). It definitely perked me up when I was feeling sleepy after a lot of hiking that morning! The vibe inside is nice, it gives "small hotel lobby." The staff were friendly and kind. Overall would stop here again on a road trip for sure!

Stopped by Griffin Grocery just for some eggs, and ended up buying so much more! They are well…read morestocked, including produce, and I was able to cross many found items off my shopping list. Thankful to be able to restock our RV as we continue our travels. Friendly service here as well.

If you are looking for the kind of grocery store where one of the employees stocking shelves take…read moreher mask down, just so she can tell another employee she just tested positive for covid, then you have found it. A special place, where the produce section and the meat aisles make you question whether the term fresh means something different in the high desert. This. Is. An. Experience. Like a themed haunted house, this has all of the character, flickering lights, spooky aisles, and if you are feeling lucky you might find something you are willing to eat, or maybe just a dvd in the picture show video store you can use as a quirky vintage coaster.

We were driving from Capitol Reef to Bryce and saw this perched on the hill with a good view and…read morepulled off. Great vibe and windows with a view. My husband got a cappuccino and I got one of the best darn blackberry muffins - loads of blackberries and not too sweet. I had a few bites and saved the rest for after a day at Zion. A few bakery items; not really a place for a meal - good for a sweet snack. Prices were reasonable considering the view. One bathroom, so you might need to wait. There is handicap parking closer to the coffee house and upper level parking where you walk down stairs.

Fun little place in the middle of nowhere. We had to stop because we had seen it on instagram when…read morewe were planning our trip to Calf Creek Falls . The view from almost every window was beautiful but the patio was stunning. We enjoyed our espresso and the desserts were really good especially the lemon bar. You stand in line to order but they bring your order to your table. The staff was friendly and professional. And the patio was pet friendly.