Restaurants in South Central & Southwestern Utah
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Spotted Dog
For dinner, you don't have to gussy up too much for the Spotted Dog but it might be nice to look fresh while people-watching on the patio. The seasonal, mostly regional menu has included wild game meatloaf and golden rainbow trout. There's also a breakfast buffet.
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Red Rock Grill
Settle into your log-replica chair and peer out of the window-lined dining room or relax on the big deck with magnificent canyon views. Breakfast is a buffet ($9). At dinner, expect solidly good, but not great, prime rib, grilled trout etc. Make reservations.
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Zion Canyon Visitors Bureau
The Zion Canyon Visitors Bureau offers comprehensive accommodations listings of family-friendly motels and hotels, as well as boutique inns and B&Bs, in the gateway town of Springdale, on UT 9 west of the park.
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Mean Bean
Grab a coffee, breakfast burrito or turkey panini at scruffy Mean Bean, a hiker-and-biker haven in the heart of downtown. Unless it's really busy, the place closes by noon on weekdays, and lunches are made to go.
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Mesa Market
Stop in Caineville at Mesa Market for straight-from-the-garden organic salads and freshly baked artisan bread from an outdoor stone-hearth oven. That’s all it serves and it’s delicious.
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Sundown Ranch Chuckwagon Dinner Show
Yee-haw! Cowboy up for some pure kitschy fun. Ride in a covered wagon to the ranch for Western song and verse to go with your fire-cooked chicken and beans.
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Cowboy’s Buffet & Steak Room
Yeah, it’s national park priced, but the ribs-and-beef dinner buffet ain’t bad. Even with the cavernous dining room, expect a wait.
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Foster’s Family Steakhouse
Skip the thin-cut steaks and iceberg-lettuce salads and stick to the diner-like menu items. Two miles west of the Hwy 12/63 junction.
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Cafe Oscars
Rastafarian hangout with friendly staff. Try the garlic burger with sweet-potato fries or veggie-friendly Mexican fare.
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Castle Dome Café
Looking for something fast? The café serves sandwiches, pizza, salads, soups, Asian-ish rice bowls and ice cream.
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Bryce Canyon General Store & Snack Bar
Sells basic supplies, hot dogs, drinks, sandwiches, chile, soup and pizza. Showers ($4) and laundry too.
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Zion Pizza & Noodle Co
Utah microbrews and fully-loaded pizzas, calzones, salads and pasta bowls for hungry hikers.
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Cafe Soleil
Southwestern wraps, salads, panini sandwiches, espresso drinks and fresh-fruit smoothies.
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The Pizza Place
Outdoor seating and good pizza make this Tropic’s top spot for simple dining.
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Clarke’s Grocery
Tropic’s grocery store has a deli sandwich counter and homemade baked goods.
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