Great place to stop for a break in the middle of a long road trip, the lovely guy that served us…read moreactually knows how to make a great coffee + has a great bakeries Very recommend to stop as you probably won't find any place near that level of quality anywhere close

On a road trip from Capitol Reef to Escalante National Monument we stopped here to refuel with…read morecoffee and pastries. They make a lot of stuff in house. They had pastries; cookies, brownies, muffins and cinnamon rolls. Their coffee menu also had some unique creations, I tried their cardamom latte made with their own cardamom syrup and almond milk. This place is so cute. They also have lots of local arts and crafts you can purchase.

I want to love this place, but every time I visit I see multiple health code violations. I wish the…read moreowner was more friendly so I could express my concerns without writing a review, but that's not possible. So here goes. It's a lovely store, and I want to support the effort to bring natural foods to this remote area. I'm here a lot and stop by every time...and regret it, lol. I would not eat prepared foods from here. Handwashing does not happen. I have witnessed countless cross contaminations, and it's just gross. Going from the register to the cafe section, using unwashed fingers with ultra long nails to reach into bins to grab ingredients for the smoothies, adjust her pants, grab a sticky bun with bare fingers, then back to the register to handle cash, and back to the cafe to make food again. Ack. This particular worker was friendly, albeit flighty and seemed to have had a past medical issue contributing to her disorganization and lack of attention to detail. Probably some training would be helpful, and oversight from the management. There was a younger woman restocking, but she couldn't be bothered to step in and help when it was busy, with customers wanting to check out while food and smoothies were being made. This is off putting; pack your patience. (And this hasn't changed each time I'm here!) The woman also had zero idea of ingredients, so if you have allergies, probably best to avoid. I asked if there was milk in the sandwich bread and the reply was "yes, it's veganaise on the sandwich." Ummmm. Ok. I asked if there was sour cream or any dairy in the chicken salad, and the reply was "yes, it's veganaise." Lol, ugh. (Veganaise is VEGAN, no dairy.) But I'm glad I wasn't able to order anything after watching her prepare orders for others. Best to get your sandwich fix at EscaLatte (Escalante Outfitters) or go up the road to the food trucks in Boulder.

This is a really great grocery store in Escalante. I am always surprised at the items they have…read more Lots of organic products and a fabulous deli. We got chocolate croissants and apple turnovers made fresh everyday. The homemade brownies are also to die for. They make a great sandwich for the cooler if you need something to take hiking.

Very friendly, great hot mocha, quaint little shop inside to order coffee and look around, and the…read morebus outside is where they cook the food. A great Highwayman Burrito. Really nice set up and outdoor area to sit, relax and meet new people like Sara and Sean (cyclists from KY). Thank you, I had a nice first

Came here early afternoon on our way to Torrey…read more I had the Loubird's vegan burrito with sweet potatoes, mushrooms, sautéed cabbage and pickled onions, and pinto beans. Very tasty. My BF had the Piccadillo burrito minus the cheese, with local spiced ground beef, pickled jalapeños & carrots, and he really enjoyed. We also got a side of fries which were very good, skin on. This is a charming place, you order from the cute cottage and collect your food from the turquoise blue chevy Bluebird bus. We sat outside on the patio with shade from a converted barn like shed. Service was great as well. Would highly recommend this place. There also a cute little gift shop with lovely local art and clothing on sale.

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.

Wow! We had the best experience here. Pepe the hotel pup greeted us and basically showed us into…read morethe restaurant. Its a small and intimate restaurant located inside the lodge. The service was attentive but not overbearing. We ordered the beet salad, wedge salad, and the ribeye. They started us off with a amuse bouche which was really tasty. The salads were incredible. The bacon on the wedge salad was to die for. We really liked the rib eye as well, only wish it was a tad more seasoned but I think our palates are a lil on the salty side. Overall great experience and a must stop if you're in the area!

We found this place by accident! We stayed at a lodge on Hell's Backbone Rd and luckily for us…read morethere is a restaurant on site. Stunning views. Indoor seating, but patio was divine. Our server, Shy, was kind and attentive. The dinner was delicious, a highlight of our road trip.

Decided top stop in for a coffee and were thoroughly surprised and in heaven when we got fresh…read morebaked orange buns and cheese and chive s scones. What a beautiful way to start the day.

Excellent organic espresso with lots of flavor options. Tight but cute sipping area. Only they…read moredon't open as early as most coffee places. But make sure you go up the stairs to see all the unexpected stuff up there!

Heading south on UT-12 (jaw-dropping scenery), we were in search of a few things and saw Hills and…read moreHollows. Wow, were we surprised at what we found! This is no ordinary pit stop in the middle of nowhere. High-end groceries, regular c-store goodies, camping supplies, local art, a bakery, and shockingly, the thing we needed most--Flonase. Two sprays twice a day keeps the allergies at bay. Past the welcoming shaded patio were the cleanest and roomiest bathrooms I've found in a gas station. These could be found in someone's home. Hills and Hollows was a bright spot on a gorgeous Utah day. Stop and enjoy as long as it suits you.

This Sinclair is more than a gas station! It is a hub for local artisans which include Wild Indigo…read moreCafe, Boulder Bakery, and Cache Cannery. We stopped here on a whim on the way out of Escalante heading North and could not have been more surprised. Of course they have gas, but this is so much more. The store has fresh baked goods from Boulder Bakery, a pretty full "liquor store", local handmade jewelry and a lot of camping/backpacking/hiking essentials like snacks, liquids, and freeze dried meals. Next to the Mini Mart you can see Boulder Bakery in the works making fresh sourdough and donuts - THE BEST DONUTS ON PLANET EARTH - Additionally, Cache Cannery has a spot here where they sell fresh jams, marmalades and more. There's plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy lunch or coffee from Wild Indigo Cafe. If you're in the are make an effort to stop by!

Guacamole & chips - perfect way to start the meal Pasta alla…read moreputtanesca with added shrimp - wasn't what I expected when I put the order in but it was delicious -it's up to you to decide if it's really worth the price, but at least everything was really tasty. ($1 per regular sized shrimp-- 5 total for the pasta) -dog friendly patio

End of March 2026, new owners, now called Roasted Root Cafe. We were their first lunch customers…read moreever. OMG, so good. Local beef for the burgers. Interesting and yummy coffee drinks. Great service. Lots of outdoor seating, your choice of sun or shade. Dog-friendly ( pup remembers the bacon!).

I own restaurants and I can tell you... this one HITS!! Excellent quality and creativity in the…read moremenu. Don't miss this one.

The food was all amazing! Even our picky eaters loved it. We ate outside and it was great! And the…read moreserver was so sweet!