Small cafe in Richfield, Utah. They serve breakfast all day. Not just in the morning. I was hoping…read moreto get biscuits and gravy. You have to order a full breakfast meal to get biscuits and gravy as a side here. It tasted really good though. Parking is tricky. There are a bunch of free parking spots behind the buildings. Look on Google Maps to locate the parking. There are some street parking spots. But only a few.

Food: what can I say first time here excellent Chicken…read morecorde blue chicken nice n crispy very tasty ham and perfectly melted Swiss cheese, very nice waffle sweet potatoes fries and honey mustard sauce outstanding. French Beef Did with Swiss cheese fantastic homemade potato salad really tasty. Wash it all down with nice ice tea. Service: just plain outstanding Ambiance: quiet n loud nice old fashioned place. Tip: Cinnamon apple pie with vanilla ice cream amazing is all I can say this place needs to come to California.

The Creamery is a must stop when you are in Utah, my daughter loves the ice cream and the only…read morehard decision is which one to pick. There is usually a small line but it does move fast, great place to bring the family. The vibe and energy is great. Perfect family pit stop.

While the grilled cheese sando was amazing, but the infrastructure wasn't so. The kids play area…read morehad four broken equipment. The family bathroom had broken latch. I am trying to be civilized, BUT the food line was immensely LONG, which was fine being it was during summer break. However; the staffs were moving at snail pace!!

The sweet and sour soup was more like sweet and sour sauce. The chicken wraps in lettuce were…read moremushy. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great Chinese food.

The worst Chinese food I ever had. Mongolian Beef and Pepper steak looked the same and tasted the…read moresame. Full of veggies with three pieces of beef in it. Chicken curry looked the same with just different color. I felt like I ordered vegetarian food with all the vegetable included with it. I don't know how they are still in business. They are not worth a penny. ‍ ZERO STAR

Stopped through here on our cross-country trip and this was an adorable, delicious find!! We tried…read morethe barbecue chicken panini with the cheddar broccoli soup, and it was SO delicious! To top it off, the staff is super friendly and makes you feel right at home. Mix that with a little comfort food and you have a home away from home! They have so many options for food, don't forget to try the ice cream and pie they have to offer! I even spotted a pinto bean pie that has me wondering what kind of delicious danger lies inside the crust. This place is a must stop! Would absolutely come back through here again!

I stopped by this evening about 5:30 p.m. to get one of their famous fresh strawberry shakes,…read morelarge. When she handed it to me, it just looked like vanilla ice cream. I asked if there were really any strawberries in it. She said yes, that it was all mixed in. I have eaten about 2/3 of it. All I saw was a few tiny specks of red but all I tasted was vanilla ice cream. I don't know if they put in a certain amount of strawberries, but I didn't taste any strawberries in it and I only saw tiny specks. I was disappointed and will no longer crave to eat their fresh strawberry shakes.

We stopped in Beaver to use the Tesla charging station and decided to have lunch at Timberline…read moreRestaurant since it's right next door. It turned out to be a great stop. Sydnee took care of us and was friendly from the moment we walked in. The restaurant is clean, the tables are tidy, and the bathroom was stocked with soap and paper towels. We ordered a California Delight Omelet for $13.95, Baby Cakes for $6.25, a Kids French Toast for $7.55, and the Timberline Burger for $14.95. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted really good. Our subtotal came to $42.70, and with tax the total was $46.22. For a family lunch on a road trip, the price felt fair for the quality and service. If you're charging your EV or just passing through Beaver, Timberline is an easy and enjoyable place to stop for a good meal and friendly service.

This homey restaurant is a must-stop for us!…read more We came in shortly before close (about 30 minutes), and the staff seated us, provided our food and drinks, and offered boxes and a check very quickly. The food was incredible. I had a perfect dinner roll, amazing cheesy vegetable soup, and delicious chicken piccata. Everything was fantastic; no notes. We will be back!

I live in a place with many breakfast spots. This place beat them all. On the road visiting the…read morearea and just had the best French toast and drip coffee! Stop in if you are in the area.

Delicious food, great place for brunch! Passing through and stopped here for lunch. Homestyle…read morebreakfast! Perfect portions. Rosemary potatoes were amazing. 100% worth the stop!

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!

Patty the waitress was extremely excellent so ask for patty to wait on you also bud was very helpfulread more

I just got to say ask for Patty as your waitress !!!! She's awesome ..Made my day !! Thank you…read morePatty ..Food is delicious P.S. Be nice to Budd

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.

9 of eBiking group used this as the base for our ride in and out of Bryce Canyon NP. We had a late…read moremorning reservation and were warmly welcomed. Food was good (I had Elk Chili), nice clean restrooms and plenty of parking. Right on the bike trail running through Bryce City to the entrance to BCNP.