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    Anthera

    3.9 (136 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 1:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Beef Tenderloin
    Julie D.

    The food and service at Anthera was wonderful. We had the crab rangoon and beef tenderloin. They were the best I've ever had.

    Croque madam

    Had our last breakfast here and it was delicious. Had great music playing, the views were perfect and service was exceptional. Definitely worth checking out.

    Zion Sunrise
    Anh L.

    If you're going to travel to Zion National Park, Anthera is one of my favorite places to eat in the morning. With a spectacular view of the mountains and a satisfying service from the team, they have never failed to make us feel welcomed at home. The restaurant sits cozy and is part of the Hilton Hotel that resides upon it. It is not crowded at this time of the year due to the chilly weather, but they sure made us warm with the heater inside. We were greeted by the server Yackie who was very kind and inviting. The food I got was the Zion Sunrise which included two eggs cooked to your liking, a choice of bread, side, and meat. The sunny side up eggs melted in my mouth. The food was delicious. The potatoes were cooked to perfection and with a bit of ketchup, it was a breakfast well-worth the experience. Shoutout to Yackie and the whole Hilton team for providing my family and I an unforgettable memory. We love your service and we can't wait to come back here.

    Berry Salad
    Ann S.

    Likely the worst meal we've had in years. Dismal service. When asked if any plant-based options might be available that were not shown on menu, the prompt reply was sharply "no". Ordered a BERRY SALAD, was served nearly-expired chopped iceberg with exactly 2 strawberries, 4 blackberries and 11 blueberries with a little vinaigrette. Left the restaurant and had to get food elsewhere for our dinner. How does this place actually stay in business? SOL Market is 1000% better.

    Kasi M.

    It was a lovely evening, and we had a cozy spot near the fireplace. We ordered the O.Z. beef tenderloin and were quite surprised to find the dish served cold. It was very tasty, though--I loved the combination of flavors, even if it was unexpected, haha! To finish, we treated ourselves to two desserts, and they were absolutely delicious. Overall, a nice experience with some unique surprises along the way!

    4. Crab Rice
    Roger N.

    Apparently the restaurant is under new management? Tonight was our first visit and we experienced top-tier service from Aaron (host) & Sterling (waiter) Celebrating a birthday, we decided to order a variety of items (small plates/communal style, and they recommend 3-4)... 1. Local Salad Smelled amazing, tasted even better. The dressing was just right, and the bacon gave a little umpth. If I could change anything, it'd be less croutons 2. Caramel Shrimp A delicious sweet Hawaiian concoction. If you're expecting fried shrimp and sauce, this is not it. We enjoyed the saucy rice, green onion and shrimpy dish 3. A.Z. Beef Tenderloin The star of the dinner. Medium-rare tenderloin was so tender, you could almost cut it with the spoon. Steak sat on a horseradish crema which was a welcome surprise. The potatoes covered in verde aioli were an awesome accompaniment 4. Crab Rice Of all we ate tonight, this was the least exciting dish. We're used to crab rices that can stand on their own (a main), and this was not that. We found the crab flavor to be lacking, and overall a lack of character in the dish. Wasn't dry and seemed to have a generous serving of veggies (cabbage) - would've worked better as a side 5. Tiramasu Aaron described it as a "deconstructed tiramisu" and he wasn't lying. We're big fans of texture variations, so we really enjoyed the crunch of the lady fingers topped with a velvety cream and sitting on a chocolatey/espresso drizzle 6. Dessert whose name is forgotten Several layers and flavor profiles. Very sweet and creamy overall, with chunks of citrusy passion fruit 10/10, would recommend.

    Cheryl E.

    I had an amazing crab egg benedict for breakfast this morning! Adam & Carly provided first class service. Definitely will be back.

    Joseph W.

    My parents and I dined at Anthera several times during our stay at Cliffrose Collection Springdale, the hotel that Anthera is attached to. I was initially underwhelmed by Anthera's menu, which is a paradigm of the ordinary and expected. But it more than earns its 4 stars with great service, well-made dishes, and excellent views. The view is also exceptional compared to other offerings in Springdale. My first meal there was the parfait, which was topped with granola and fresh fruit. The quality was good and the portion excellent; it made a satisfying breakfast and helped justify the hotel menu cost. We had several other meals there during our Labor Day weekend stay. We partook in the lamb, steak, salad, and various breakfast dishes. All were well made and served politely and promptly. The lamb was good, with the chili adding some much-appreciated spice. The avocado toast was good, but they used guacamole which felt off. Honestly, the standout dish was the chips and salsa that were off-menu and served complementarily. We were thoroughly impressed by how flavorful and fresh the chunky salsa was. We usually went through 3 bowls each time we had it. If you're staying at the hotel, you could eat at Anthera each meal and not miss much. The only real competition was King's Landing, which (fortunately for Anthera) is closed on Sundays and Mondays. PS: shout out to Austin for being a great and patient server. Thanks for being so nice and attentive.

    DoinaB B.

    We got here for Thanksgiving dinner. An absolute disaster! no information on the menu on allergens, nuts, diary! They say "family style sharing". But they just put all in a plate. The appetizer was 1 biscuit per person when you pay $82 per person! stingy AF. The main dish was between turkey with ham or prime rib. We were 2 people and they just mix it all in one plate, not separately. Did you ever think that some people don't eat pork due to religious reasons and that's why they ordered separately?! We never got a refill for our water. The food is absolutely no FINE dining, it's a rip off dining because there is nothing fine about it. The place looks better in pictures, in person it's an average place. Stop advertising it as fine because you don't even come close to it.

    Carrot cake - Was as delicious as it looks.

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    Food and vibe was awesome and whoever they had playing music was fantastic. Cant wait to come back on another pretty evening.

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    Food was delicious, service was great and the ambience was nice! We'd come back to this restaurant.

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