Some of the best food we had on our National Park tour. Service was excellent and we enjoyed the…read moreoutside seating. Unique dishes with lots of flavors and eye candy. Also, more expensive than the other restaurant around town but worth it for that special someone. We enjoyed it!

We went here during our visit to Utah; We sat outside; there are beautiful flowers and a garden to…read morelook over; booking was easy; we left a phone message and they confirmed via text; it was helpful cz in the park you can be without signal. i tried a vegetarian dish- Squash and beans; was v good. Waiter and hostess were very courteous; my daughter wanted to sit in a booth outside and they were nice to have us move.

We stayed at Austin's Chuckwagon Motel for a night while exploring Capitol Reef in one of the…read moreretro-Queen rooms above the store. This is a room that isn't advertised in 3rd party sites and has to be booked on the property website only - it's something like 50% cheaper than the rooms in the hotel. The room comes with unlimited tea, coffee, and hot chocolate from the General Store/Cafe. We were a bit confused with how it worked since other customers have to pay for drinks, but the clerk assured us we could go whenever to get drinks (which we did multiple times!) While we checked in too late in the day to eat at the deli and left too early in the morning for Chuckwagon's famous lunch boxes, we did hit it up in the morning for breakfast pastries, which according to the cashier are all baked in house (and why we were attracted to them in the first place). We were having trouble deciding between the Kouign Amann and the Chocolate Croissant, eventually deciding on the former, but the cashier tossed us the latter for free! What great service! Chocolate Croissant (Complementary, normally $6) - This is a gorgeous looking croissant, golden brown with a drizzle of sweet chocolate on top, still soft and gooey thanks to being fresh from the oven. It's baked hard, so croissant shards fly everywhere while eating. I'd say it's baked a tad too long, so while extremely flaky, the interior isn't quite as chewy as I'd like. The lamination does look quite good from what I can tell after having some difficulty slicing through with a plastic knife. As is traditional, two chocolate batons are baked inside. (5/5) Kouign Amann w/ Cream ($6) - Again, this pastry has a really hard bake, so almost the entire thing shatters easily, except for the stellar caramelized sugar layer covering the bottom. It's hardened, sticky, and sweet with a great crunch factor. The interior is actually correct for a Kouign Amann, which is really surprising for a small-town bakery. It's not laminated nearly as much as the croissant, and instead seems to be a nice enriched brioche interior, albeit not particularly airy and soft in texture due to the bake. There's a really tangy and somewhat sweet cream cheese frosting that's piped into the center. I'd actually prefer the pastry without this extra flourish, but beggars can't be choosers! (5/5) Both pastries are more of a 4.5/5 due to the bake, but the ingredients and technique (other than bake) seem to be well thought out. We were not expecting much from these baked goods given that the Chuckwagon Deli isn't exactly a specialty bakery, but in the end we were extremely surprised by the quality. I'll definitely be revisiting if I'm ever in town again.

The motel room was basic but clean which served our purpose as we drove through the national parks…read more The typical amenities were provided. Guests of the motel gets free coffee, tea, or hot chocolate from the general store which is open early til late, 10pm I believe. We ate at the deli for breakfast. I was looking forward to the quiche based on what I saw on the Yelp pictures but I guess the menu has changed. They only offer breakfast sandwiches now but it's made to order so we got to choose type of eggs and proteins. It did take a bit a time for them to make it so factor that in when planning your visit. The sandwiches were ~$12 each but were pretty filling so perfect for another day of hiking.

Cute place and some delicious breakfast food. Loved the biscuits and gravy! Great cold brew and the…read moresmall town was just so delightful! A must stop!

Excellent burrrito! Full of bacon and sweet red peppers loved it…read more I ordered avocado toast with eggs over a medium. Eggs cooked perfection and there was a ton of perfectly ripe avacado, but it lacked texture and seasoning. Could have used some chili crunch, and plucked onion.

SO GOOD! RECOMMEND HIGHLY! We got some of their breakfast corn dogs with berry syrup and biscuits…read moreand gravy. I had every intention of snapping a photo of our goods but my family inhaled with zero complaints faster than I could remember to! The corndog batter was also to die for! The service was also Michelin worthy, I spoke with two kind hard working gentleman that genuinely made me feel welcome! Some great service! And the ambiance was so western-rich. Would come again!

We enjoyed a perfect Americano and Cortado, fueling us for a day of hiking in Capitol Reef NP…read more Super friendly service!

My favorite coffee in Torrey! Cute shop and good coffee! The cinnamon rolled latte was my favorite,…read morenot too sweet. I like that all the drinks we tried were not overly sweet. Good service and cute crafts.

Bull Mountain Market is the only market in this out of no where town of Hanksville, Utah. Thank…read moregoodness they were open when we came by here around 6:25 pm on a Monday night. My husband and I were greeted by an employee right before coming in (since he was smoking a cigarette outside). Was not expecting much because I figured this was a small store but was surprised to find a very clean toilet and a fair selection of food items. We ended up purchasing a bag of apples that turned out to be fresh, naturally sweet and juicy. We also purchased a few canned foods. To be honest, a lot of food items in the store are a bit pricey but there are some items in this store are reasonably priced. This store also has a soda fountain and also sells ready to eat pizza and I believe hot dogs to (something that would remind me of what you may find in an AM PM or other gas station shop). Overall, had a good experience and found this market to be a godsent since we were running low on fruits during our road trip, which was nice to fill up since we were going to drive another 45 minutes away to our hotel and figured it was getting late to purchase items (you never know what you may find out in these small towns and a lot of businesses close early too).

Small town market, decent selection, super high prices. Pretty much the only option for fresh fruit…read moreand vegetables between Moab and Torrey. Plenty of parking. Right on the highway.

We hit the Gifford House this morning hoping to finally try their cinnamon rolls. They were already…read moresold out by 10 am, so we grabbed three pies instead. Apple, peach, and cherry. All solid, but the apple pie was the standout for sure. The shop is small and charming with a bunch of kitchen items and old school goodies. Almost everything had a Made in the USA sticker which I appreciated. There are picnic tables outside with beautiful views and plenty of wildlife wandering around. My favorite part was that all the trees are labeled. Almond tree, apple tree, everything clearly marked. Honestly every farm should do that so you know what you are looking at when you pass by. Definitely worth stopping for pie and hopefully a cinnamon roll if you get there early enough.

We came twice to try the famous cinnamon buns. They run out early. They offer personal fruit pies,…read moreand jarred salsa, pickled eggs, honey, preserves and spices. Be great if i could have had coffee as well. It really was a house originally so it's real small and a pay counter and exit in one room. They open at nine and do sell out. Don't wait.

Definitely worth the stop. Ice cream made the old way and flavorful…read more We will stop here again.

My husband and I have a vacation tradition: ice cream after dinner almost every night. So…read morenaturally, while staying in Torrey, we found ourselves at The Creamery twice during our three-night stay, and honestly, we were very happy we did. What we loved most was the variety of flavors. They had some really creative options that felt different from the usual ice cream shop lineup. The first night I ordered a flight of five flavors, and the second visit I came back for a flight of three because there were certain flavors I could not stop thinking about afterward. The standout favorites for me were definitely the berries and rosemary and the juniper berry. Both were unique, fresh, and surprisingly balanced. The rosemary added this subtle herbal note that somehow worked beautifully, and the juniper berry flavor was just fun and different in the best way. I also tried butter pecan, lemon coffee seed, chocolate, and later the smoky coffee flavor. The chocolate was especially good because it was creamy without being overwhelmingly sweet or overly intense, which we actually appreciated a lot. Sometimes chocolate ice cream tastes like someone melted an entire candy store into a bucket, but this one stayed smooth and balanced. My husband had butter pecan the first night and Strawberries & Vanilla the second time and really enjoyed it too. The atmosphere of the place is another big part of the charm. Warm, welcoming, nicely decorated, and very lively in the evenings. The owner was there during our visits, and everyone was incredibly kind and helpful. They even encouraged us to sit outside and enjoy the evening, which added to the whole relaxed small-town vacation feeling. Overall, this place became one of our favorite evening stops in Torrey. Creative flavors, great quality ice cream, kind people, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you slow down and enjoy being on vacation.