Dinner pickings are a bit slim out in Bryce Canyon! We finally chose Bryce Canyon Pines because it…read morewas fairly well-reviewed and 7 minutes away. We arrived about 6 and waited about 20 minutes for a very nice booth. We split a pretty good-sized house salad. It was fine. I had the trout with asparagus and sweet potato fries. Fish (lemon pepper and salt) was tasty and perfectly prepared. Asparagus was also perfectly cooked, still a bit of crunch. The fries were too limp but tasted good. My hubs ordered the ribeye. Looked so juicy and charred but was a bit tough. Flavor was great and it was a gigantic 16-oz. portion. Coffee was tasteless, unfortunately. The absolute highlight of the meal was the pie! The apple pie is the best I have ever eaten. The filling contained nice slices of apples, no mushy stuff here. And the crust was incredibly flaky with a bit of sugar baked on top. My husband ordered the cherry pie à la mode and was quite pleased with the pie and two little scoops of ice cream alongside. Nice staff too! This place is popular for a reason. It HAS to be that incredible pie.

Had an early 5:30ish dinner here yesterday after getting into town and checking into our hotel. My…read morewife is always on top of our eating adventures and researched the "good" places to eat here in Bryce. So glad we had dinner early because this place was a bit packed, I believe, due to it being the week of Thanksgiving. Food was good! I enjoyed my elk burger and kinda wish I didn't get bacon since it overpowered the elk a bit. The elk was delicious. I should've just ordered 2 patties. My wife had the rainbow trout. Not the best trout I've had, but it was okay. They were a bit short staffed, hence the crowd waiting in the lobby. So kudos to our waitress, who was the only server on this Monday shift. The bartender also had to do double duty, seating us. Overall, despite the understaffing issue, we had a nice dinner. When's the next time you'd get to eat elk! Our server Hallie (I think) was awesome and literally ran around helping the tables. Also, great selection of beers!!

Come early for the ribs before they run out. We got there about 5:40 pm and by 6:30 pm, it looked…read morelike a 30-45 minute line. The ribs come with one trip to the salad bar, a big baked potato (not the tiny ones so common in restaurants these days), and a few spears of asparagus. The ribs were meaty with plenty of sauce. It was a good dinner. The buffet has two sections for salad. One didn't have any carrots or beets or other toppings that I wanted for my salad like the other section did, so check out what is in the salad bar before you get in line. There was a lady waiting to refill the mixed green/lettuce, and I offered to let her do it but she wanted to wait until after me even though there were others also waiting. My mixed greens were not the freshest. Buffet had things like macaroni and cheese, potatoes, vegetables, chicken, meatloaf, and desserts.

The restaurant is attached to an inn. They have buffet options as well as a la cart dishes. We had…read moredinner and lunch here. The restaurant is huge! The dishes can be a hit or miss. Each entree includes a salad from the salad bar. The trout was delicious and not overcooked. The shrimp skewers were disappointing as they lacked flavor. I enjoyed the salad bar which includes beets, spinach, sunflower seeds and much more. The onions didn't look fresh though. The lunch buffet is $18. It isn't very big but have a variety of options from fried fish to chicken to pork. There is also soup and ice cream. The salad bar is also included. Drinks not included.

Midway between Sunset Point and Sunrise Point on the Rim Trail, I followed the little "lodge" sign…read moreto get to the lodge and restaurant. The restaurant offers a buffet. We got a good hamburger that came with plenty of fries. Nice service. The lodge had some chairs in the lobby and a bathroom, so it was a nice place to wait for my husband while he finished the Figure 8 Loop hike. Outside, through the courtyard in the middle, is a separate building for pizza and coffee.

We came around 7pm on a Thursday in the middle of my daughter's spring break. We were seated…read moreimmediately, no waiting. My husband was looking over their menu online and was hoping to have the salmon entree but upon arrival the printed menus were slightly different. When the server told us about the special of the day, and it was salmon with chimichuri sauce--he was so happy! I ordered the rainbow trout and my daughter got the quesadilla. Both my husband and I said it was the best meal of our trip (so far, we're midway through). I didn't need the salt or pepper because our dishes were perfectly seasoned. I know for a fact this will be your best option for dinner in Bryce Canyon. But I was happily surprised that it was a good meal even if we weren't in the canyon.

This is an amazing restaurant if you're staying at Bryce Canyon vicinity. It's in a nearby town…read morecalled Tropic. Most of the food around Ruby's inn is very poor quality. This beautiful house upscale restaurant off the beaten pad is for grown adults and it shows it. Probably the only place that is romantic enough to take your significant other.

Stopped by for our anniversary dinner during our weekend getaway! I recommend you to call ahead to…read moremake your reservation! We chose to sit outside for a dinner with a view. We ordered the house bread (forgot to take a picture) -- this is a must!!! The bread was perfectly crisp on the outside and very soft on the inside. Their house made butter paired so well with the bread. We ordered two steaks-- ribeye for me & New York for my hubs. We both asked for medium & mine was cooked perfectly. The New York was more on the rare side. Still seasoned well! You can order the steaks with either the rosemary butter or chimichurri sauce. I enjoyed the mashed potatoes & veggies w/ the steak.

Dinner was very good. We had the flat Iron steak. Music was also good . So glad we did this. Well…read moreworth the money!

"Lonesome Cowboy Bill Rides the rodeo and bucking broncs…read more And all the ten-gallon girls Love to hear him yodel " (The Velvet Underground) Ebenezer's Dinner and Show in Bryce Canyon was our host for an evening of great cowboy food and old-fashioned western fun and music. There's not a lot to do in tiny Bryce Canyon City, Utah. But I think its safe to say that the town's most popular attraction is the dinner show and combo at Ebenezer's. Our experience started off some live pre-dinner entertainment before the dining room was called row-by-row to hit the chow line. Dinners included steak, chicken, salmon, or BBQ (Pulled pork and chicken). After your entrée was plated, you go down the buffet line for beans, mashed potatoes, veggies, cole slaw, and a dessert. I had the BBQ plate of chicken and pulled pork and enjoyed it a lot. Live music was provided by the Bryce Canyon Wranglers that fielded a rotating lineup of keyboards, guitar, bass, male lead vocals, pedal steel guitar, female vocalist, fiddle, and harmonica. These are some serious songwriters and musicians who have collaborated with the Bellamy Brothers, Kacey Musgraves, Willie Nelson, Brad Paisley, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Maddie and Tae. Some have appeared on Broadway and television. They entertained us with songs by country music royalty! Hank Williams Marty Robbins , Waylon Jennings, Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Arlo Guthrie , Glen Campbell , Ronnie Milsap, Johnny cash, Dolly Parton, Kenny Roger's, and George Strait were all represented. It was a night of good clean family entertainment and comfort food.

I give 4 stars for the atmosphere, good service, fun drinks, and the crispy pork belly! I wasn't…read morehappy with the fries, it was soggy. I read some of previous reviews and as hesitated to order food items. Overall, I enjoyed most of my dining experience at Sky Nova.

This restaurant is part of a resort area with glass domes; it looks really nice but hotel rate is…read morevery expensive. The restaurant is upscale vibe so pricing is also more on the expensive side. Food is normal. The pasta you can taste the truffle clearly but it is not salty enough. The duck and chips and onion dip are normal. I really like the panna cotta. If you don't live in the domes, you can only do walk in and they get pretty booked during meal times. There isn't a lot of options in the area so I'd recommend if you want something different than just normal steak/burger/etc.

Anything hot is incredible after long hikes. Feels like your typical theme park food. Very friendly…read morestaff and clean inside

Solid 3.5, I rounded up because it's not that bad after reading all these reviews! It's very good…read morecafeteria food, the kind that knows how to fry. Their French fries were perfectly golden, possibly missing a little salt, but my western burger balanced that out. My entire family stuck to the burgers, and it was a good burger. It tasted like beef and the bun was soft. The other popular thing on the menu is the pizza. We didn't have any of the pizza, it looked like the bready type. The name "diner" threw us off a little. This isn't Denny's with pancakes and laminated menu. Think of this as a generic fast food joint--then you'll have better expectations.

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.

Service was excellent. Jesus was very kind. One advantage it's the only restaurant open after 9pm.read more

This was next door to our motel, so we gave it a try. A mistake. No ambience, prices were on the…read morehigh side, and the food was just passable. Service was fine.

Stayed at Ruby's while visiting Bryce Canyon and the restaurant in the hotel is definitely the…read moreworst part of the stay. Getting in late it was the only place open after 9 and it was either buffet style or order off the menu. After taking a quick look at the buffet, we knew we may be in for a sub-rate meal so we cut our losses and save $15 and ordered shrimp off the menu. One of us got coconut shrimp and the other grilled shrimp and we split them between us. The one bright spot was the shrimp came with a decent amount - 10 coconut and 8 grilled. However the food was quite bad...the shrimp had no flavor, even the coconut one. The fries were horrible. The asparagus was not cooked or even fit to serve. I dropped one on the floor and I was surprised it didn't go through the floor. Service was also bad- really tried to rush people in and out. The drinks came without any straws or refills. The restaurant was large and somewhat clean but also cramped around the buffet area. Came back for breakfast because it was included with the stay. Breakfast was only buffet style. Worst bacon ever. The bread was quite stale. The potato cubes were flavorless. The canyon was lovely and the room here was fine, but do yourself a favor and find some alternate food.

It sounds like you want to turn that experience into a **clear review**. Here's a polished version…read moreyou could post (for Google, Yelp, etc.): On a Saturday, when you would expect the restaurant to be busy, we walked in and saw four employees standing around the hostess station. We were seated quickly, but after that no one came by to greet us, take a drink order, or check on us. After waiting about 15 minutes, we asked one of the servers if they could get our server so we could place an order. She said no problem, but another 10 minutes passed and still no one came. We eventually went back to the front to see what was going on. The hostess didn't offer to find someone to help us, and at that point we decided to leave. Really disappointing experience, especially since there were multiple staff members around but no one seemed to be paying attention to seated customers.