Cute little coffee shop and cafe near Brian Head, right next to the general store. Great spot to…read moregrab a coffee and breakfast before your adventure. We came down to hike and explore the cedar breaks area. Highly recommend coming here in the fall, the leaves were popping. I got the breakfast sandwich and asked for all 3 meat choices knowing I had a day of hiking ahead. Tasty sandwich to start the day. I got a latte with coconut and it was delicious. The coconut chocolate chip scone was so good, they make them fresh and when they're gone, they're gone

The only one place in town that serves real espresso coffee that is topped off with 300 ml of hot…read moremilk so you are actually drinking overly heated milk and going to take a nap right away instead of getting a kick from an espresso... Service... service... service... it seems that me and my family ordering and paying for overpriced items are creating a hustle for you. The attitude you are presenting is questionable for the food serving industry.

Inside the Navajo lodge at Brian Head Resort. I got the "Bunny Slope" (white hot chocolate,…read moreraspberry flavor, whipped cream). One of the best hot chocolates I've had and perfect after a day on the slopes.

Best mixed energy drinks & customer service! I highly recommend the avalanche!! The girl working…read moresuggested it & was so happy we liked it! That's what we call service! I

Very much like DeDe's was in St. George. She and Kirk closed the cafe in St. George several years…read moreago. We used to eat there every Saturday morning. We recently learned that they opened the new location and decided to give it a try. Menu much the same as the old place. A good selection of breakfast and lunch fare. The service was great as was the food. It's a little bit of a drive for us now, but I think we'll try to make it once a month.

We stopped by here a couple of years ago on our way to Flagstaff, AZ. From the outside, it looks…read morehuge. However, it's only a portion of the building. The building used to be a barn. The owners have done a great job creating a country-themed café with all their decor. Today we were driving back from St. George after watching our favorite musical, Les Miserable at Tuacahn. My mother-in-law is also huge fan of Sister Wives and showed her where Meri Brown's former Lizzie's Heritage Inn is located - I was egging her on to ring the doorbell to say hi! On our way back home, we decided to stop by Dede's for some snacks. We ordered a cinnamon roll, cherry pie, blueberry pie a la mode to eat at the restaurant and a pumpkin cheese muffin strudel to go. The cinnamon roll was served warm with cream cheese frosting and powdered sugar on top. I was disappointed with how dry outsides of the roll was. However the more you dig into the center, the more moist the center became. I wanted a softer center with more cinnamon flavor. The frosting was too sweet and needed more cream cheese flavor. My suggestion is to use heavy cream before they bake the rolls to give it that super soft roll. I really like this blueberry pie filling! It was crushed blueberries but had nice chunks of blueberries. The top and bottom of the crust was not great but not bad. If I could get the crusts from Vejo Pies with this filling, it would be phenomenal! I would definitely stop by next time to get a piece of this pie. I never grow to try the muffin because I already had too much sugar for the day. My daughter will let me know how this tastes. If you stop by Parowan, it is a really quaint city and since it's almost Halloween, the city has decorated Main Street with bales of Halloween themed bales. It was a great way to top off our little weekend retreat!

Classic coffee hangout in downtown Cedar. Great coffee (roasted by the great Luke!), friendly…read moreservice and delish sandwiches (including all-day breakfast)! The OG for coffee in CC.

Before heading up to Cedar Breaks, we stopped in this local coffee shop for a few items. I picked…read moreup an iced matcha latte and a house baked croissant, and my friend had the Mexican hot chocolate. The matcha latte was okay. I was a little disappointed in the lack of matcha flavor it offered. It was also heavy on the milk flavor rather than matcha. The croissant was good with a slight flakiness and buttery flavor. It was a little more bready than with those great flaky layers. My friend said his Mexican hot chocolate was good and had a subtle spiciness. The service was friendly enough. They offer a very good amount of inside seating. There's a variety of house baked goods available. It's a busy place.

Good service, delicious coffee, everything was very reasonably priced. Nice outdoor ambiance as…read morewell.

This was one of the first places we stopped in when we arrived in Cedar City. We wanted a quick…read morebite, so we ordered some iced coffees and the Deli Turkey Sandwich, one on wheat and the other on sourdough. The iced coffee was good. It had a good ratio of coffee to milk and tasted good. There was no bitterness. My deli turkey on wheat was pretty good. They did go heavy on the mayo, which I did not like much. You may want to request light on the mayo. The turkey was fresh and flavorful. In fact, all the ingredients were clean and fresh. I like that they bake their own bread, too. The service was a little stoic at first, but then it became a little more warm after a brief conversation. They offer inside and outside seating. Good sandwiches and coffee.

The room was nice and comfortable. It was off season so the property was pretty quiet which was…read moreexactly what I was looking for. Not having AC was not bad as they have ceiling fans and a stand alone fan for some extra air. I would try here again some day.

We came here for our honeymoon & it such a good trip! We went snowboarding both days (3 minute…read moredrive from the hotel) and after snowboarding we would go hot tubing at the hotel, super relaxing and all the guest there were really friendly. We ate at the restaurant both nights and the food was really good. They also had a pool table by the bar which was fun! The room was clean, had a fireplace, full kitchen & full living room. When we come back to brian head we will definitely stay here again!

Team was really good. Food was very very good…read moreCrepe was packed with fruit - perhaps even too much. Macaroons are amazing. Will go back!!

Not sure if we chose the wrong things but we had the pate (not good, not smooth and lacking in…read moreflavor, presentation was nice enough though), banana crepe (average, they used pre-made whipped cream which was disappointing), and the French onion soup (the best dish but too salty to actually drink, needed to eat with the little amt of bread that came with it). Overall wouldn't recommend. Not particularly cheap. Seating is limited (maybe 10 people max?). Coffee was decent at least

Canyon Coffee was the perfect stop before heading into Zion National Park! I had an excellent…read morecappuccino, one of the best I've had on this trip. They also have a great selection of breakfast options, fresh bagels, and other delicious food. The location is fantastic, with beautiful views that make it a relaxing place to start the day. The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was welcoming. Highly recommended if you're visiting Springdale or Zion. I'll definitely stop here again!

Canyon Coffee is definitely a place you're coming for the view! The scenery is really nice, and I…read moreenjoyed the tea I ordered. That being said, there are a few things to keep in mind. There's no indoor seating and the outdoor seating area is pretty small. When we visited, it was extremely crowded and service was a little slow, so we had to wait in line for our drinks and then weren't guaranteed a place to sit. Overall, I enjoyed my drink and the view is definitely the highlight, but I wish there were more seating and that the service moved a little faster.

We came up to Cedar for the festival, and just stopped in this place to ask the question I always…read moredread hearing the answer, "do you by any chance have gluten free crepes?" YES, YES they do. These were the best crepes ever! We went back the next morning. Seriously, of we had a place like this in Las Vegas, we'd be there every week.

NOT the place for a quick sandwich before the show! Even when told we had to make curtain and…read morewould eat while we walked they were taking time making it pretty. The food seemed good, although gulped down.

So I went in to the Parowan Cafe and they were selling raffle tickets for a rifle to raise money…read morefor something-or-other good cause. This is my kind of place. The service was quick and friendly, the food was tasty, and the locals were eager to chat. I got the sense that this is a congregation point for many of the townsfolk, and that's two-thumbs-up in my books.

The "Best Cinnamon Rolls" advertising is definitely an exaggeration. Unfortunately, the cinnamon…read moreroll I had was very disappointing. It had very little flavor, was completely dry, and tasted extremely stale. It definitely did not taste fresh at all. Honestly, it seemed like it had been sitting around for days, possibly even over a week. The service was also not very friendly, which made the whole experience even more disappointing. I drove all the way here just to try their cinnamon rolls, and honestly, it felt like a waste of time. Compared with other breakfast places, I can easily find cinnamon rolls that taste much better than this. I'm surprised they advertise these as the "best cinnamon rolls," because my experience was completely the opposite. This was a real disappointment. I guess this is a reminder that you really can't always trust the advertising.