Perfect stop on my road trip! This ham and cheese sandwich HIT the spot. The ham is thick the…read morecheese is gooey and the tots are crisp! Service has that hometown atmosphere. Kind, gentle and caring. I sat outside with my dog- best before 4:pm and the sun sets in the west. As patron were leaving a little kid said "that was so nice. " It truly is little dude!

We stopped at Butch Cassidy Hideaway Café as a halfway point to meet some relatives, and it turned…read moreout to be a great choice. We all had hamburgers and really enjoyed them. The fries were a little greasy for our taste. Maybe trying beef tallow, like Steak 'n Shake uses, would be worth considering. The real highlight, though, was the cream puffs -- they were outstanding and definitely something we'll remember! Overall, a great little small-town diner that we'd gladly visit again. And if you stop in, don't leave without trying a cream puff!

Such a great place we happened on by their signage on the scenic route which we were recommended to…read moretravel. Best jalapeño burger, specialty coke with lemon, lime and cherry and great malt!!! Loved everything about this place. Wish we had a place like this in Orange County, CA! Thank you for the wonderful food experience!

You know when you walk in to a small town restaurant and every head turns in the direction of the…read moredoor to check you out? That's exactly what happened here when my partner and I walked in to get lunch. I chuckled a little and remembered what it used to be like when I lived in a small town. The two young ladies that were running the place were friendly; especially with the regulars-one was standing next to a table chatting for several minutes while we were waiting for our ticket. There was a large group on the outside patio and we noticed that they were getting their order two plates at a time-every five or so minutes. I assume the restaurant doesn't have a large enough grill for more than a couple burgers at once? Unfortunately, our order was placed after theirs so we had to wait even longer. The food was really good once we received it. We both devoured our burgers and fries. Knowing that the wait time might be a bit, I'll keep that in mind if I'm driving through town in the future.

A Must-Stop on I-15! Do yourself a favor and stop at Arshel's Loaded Burgers in Beaver!…read more We ordered the mushroom Swiss burger and the bacon cheeseburger, and both were absolutely outstanding. The beef patties were juicy, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. You can tell they use quality ingredients and take pride in what they serve. The French fries deserve their own shout-out. They're made from real potatoes, skins and all, and cooked to crispy, golden perfection. They were the perfect complement to the burgers. The staff was incredibly courteous, friendly, and helpful, making us feel genuinely welcome from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere captures Utah at its best--comfortable, unpretentious, and with just the right touch of country charm. It's easy to see why this place has such a loyal following. Whether you're a local or just traveling through Beaver, Arshel's is absolutely worth the stop. We'll definitely be back!

I got a cheese burger. Really fresh. It was really delicious! The patty was not over or overdone…read moreand the pepper jack was melted perfectly melted (and surprisingly didn't get weird when it cooled off). My husband got the Moab with a side salad. Fries (shown with cheeseburger) didn't photograph well but they are made in house and SO GOOD!!! The peanut butter chocolate pie was not as heavy as it sounds. Sweet enough to scratch the itch, but it's a large size - perfect for sharing The staff is so friendly Plenty of parking Super Clean! Highly recommend

You know when you're chosen the right place to stop & eat and stay overnight when you're welcomed…read moreby these wonderful smiles. Kelsey you were the first smile I received back in January & missed you on my way back this trip. When we pulled in yesterday Ali & Dan were on the roof installing this awesomely & artfully designed "Ace's Place" sign. We proceeded to have a fabulous dinner before heading off to the priceless Red Hill Hot Springs up the street. Our bodies fell into a sweet slumber in comfy bed at the adjacent sweet & historic Monroe Inn! Owner Ali remembered I wasn't fond of lights at night & unplugged the ones in backyard. For breakfast, oh my the crowning touch was Ali's resourcefulness to squeeze us fresh OJ because they had run out. The waffles and perfectly cooked bacon hit the spot. Dan is the man who seems to excel at everything including cooking! I wish these hard working folks all the best because they really care. Till next time thank you for an exceptional experience!

When we pulled into town close to 9pm, we were concerned that there wouldn't be much to eat…read more Luckily, we found Ace's Place-where the service was welcoming and they are open until 10. Huzzah! This is an adorable little restaurant that I suspect to be family run. It's decorated so cute and the staff is friendly-just like we were eating dinner in their home. Sometimes small town places don't have the best food, but this was an exception. I had a grilled chicken salad that rivals some other salads I've had had fancy restaurants. Truly, it was delicious. Give this new place a try! I saw that they do breakfast as well, so I'll be sure to stop by again earlier when I'm in town again.

Awesome place for a tasty burger and skinny fries. The price and the wait is so worth it. I really…read morelike coming here .Clean restaurant and good service. Thanks so much.

A small-town eatery that serves a basic lunch menu of burgers, sandwiches, salad, chicken fingers,…read moresoups etc. as well as a dinner menu. There's also homemade pie. There weren't many places to eat in the area but this is a solid option. The burger and grilled cheese were pretty good and both came with fries. Prices also reflected the area. Wasn't a fan of the deer head decor in one of the rooms but I'm sure it's more normal in this area. The few customers seemed to be locals. Nice service too, though slightly slow. The music of Daughtry was on a loop.

This was an unexpected find in a small rural town in central Utah--a French-inspired place to eat…read morebreakfast and lunch! We enjoyed the savory breakfast crepes. Then we ordered lunch sandwiches to go--turkey/cheese/avocado on homemade multigrain bread. The sandwiches were large and delicious. We did not try the pastries, which looked delicious.

The ambiance was welcoming. A quaint and inviting space. I was not thrilled with the menu. Coffee…read morewas basic, to say the least. We ordered some sandwiches, a cinnamon bagel, and some pastries. It was just OK! It reminded me of Costco pastries. Nothing tasted homemade at all. It was disappointing. I took a photo of the bagel, which was entirely too sweet. Our server seemed to be the only one in the store. There were a few mistakes but she did her best.

About a week ago we came again, for our anniversary dinner. Service was great, wish I caught her…read morename, she wore glasses and recommended the schnitzel as it was one of her faves. They were able to put toppings on the side due to our preferences, but it was a very good plate. I also chose something I've had before this time, because I knew I was going to love it, their fresh homemade blackened chicken pasta, I just love it, it never disappoints. Of corse we got more of that delicious corn bread, which is now a fave. This time we got to sit in a more private area in the corner by the bathroom, we liked that very much. Thanks Severo, we will miss eating here when we move. Keep up the amazing work.

Harley, our waitress was adorable - this seemed to be the only decent restaurant in town - does…read moreeveryone in Utah sport an abundance of tattoos or dyed hair? As for the food, the pecan encrusted chicken was decent but the orange sauce was overwhelming - my friend had the steak, decent as well

We arrived at this bar and restaurant as part of the Harvest Host program while passing through…read moreRichfield Utah on our RV trip. We went into the bar and restaurant and were greeted by the hostess who asked for out IDs so she could scan them. (They scan everyone's ID, so be sure to have it with you when you go into the establishment. There is a large selection of draft beers. The menu is pretty large with everything from sandwiches to pizza and tacos. We ordered a pepperoni pizza and some carne asada tacos. The tacos were amazing and their pico de gallo was very tasty. The pizza was a good size for the price. This place is great. The food is tasty l, the beer is cold, and the seats are comfortable. Most important of all, the prices are absolutely reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. This is a must visit for my return trip to Richfield.

Bar 86 is a nice watering hole in an alcohol free desert known as central Utah. Primarily looking…read morefor a place to eat we stopped by on our trip from the Red Rock country of Southern I Utah to Salt Lake City. The bar is a bit off the I-70 freeway, but not too far. It is spacious inside with large tables and a friendly, welcoming staff. I had a margarita with my lunch; only one though because I was driving. It wasn't strong but was tasty enough. The beers are mostly domestic with only one micro brew selection but there were plenty of national brand choices. The food was home made and not bad for bar food. I had a Pittsburgh cheese steak sandwich that I thought was good. I ordered it with a side salad instead of fries as I had also ordered the loaded Pastrami fries which came with cheese, pickles and mustard on top. It was a bit too rich and heavy for my taste and the flavors didn't really work well together. Maybe without the mustard I would have liked it more. Not a bad place for a rest stop or a reasonable local hang out as well with some decent food.

This restaurant pops up while driving on Highway 89 in Utah. Don't miss it. The name implies it is…read morea pizza restaurant, but they offer much more than pizza on the menu. I enjoyed a large 16 inch cheese pizza. The cheese tasted fresh. It really was good pizza. I went in the afternoon hours around 2pm and it was busy. Seems like a popular stop for food. They had popular old classic music playing inside from Perry Cuomo. I enjoyed the ambience.

Amazing pizza and service! If we are in the area again would definitely eat here! Cooked to…read moreperfection!

Where in Utah is Lee today?! It's Friday... and that means…read moreone thing--Cowboy Corral day in Elsinore! I rolled into Cowboy Corral just in time for their famous "dinner for lunch"... and today's plate was spaghetti & meatballs Let me tell you--this isn't just a meal... It's like walking into grandma's house, sitting down, and eating whatever she made And just when you think it can't get better... Live music while you eat--small town Utah at its finest. small-town Utah vibe you just can't fake. Rolling through Elsinore on I-70? Do yourself a favor and pull off and grab a plate. This is the kind of place you remember. Let's make this fun: Where should Lee ride to next? Drop your recommendations below! Hit LIKE if you love small-town gems COMMENT your favorite hidden spots Share to support small-town restaurants #WhereIsLee #LiveToRide #RideToLive #LookTwiceSaveALife #SmallTownEats #UtahHiddenGems #SupportLocal #CowboyCorral #Elsinore

We drove by on a roadtrip towards Colorado. This was the best stop. Food was amazing! And service…read moredidn't fall back either. Everyone was so kind and made us feel so welcomed. Definitely will stop by or recommend to anyone heading in their direction. Wish they were closer to home. If they were this would be my breakfast place!