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    Olde Bridge Grill

    3.4 (74 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican
    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    yummy burger
    Fernando A.

    This place is nestled in a small space between the bridge and a cliff in the town of Mexican Hat. It was a bit of a surprise, but I had one of the best burgers that I've eaten in a while. Hand made patty, soft ciabatta bun, fresh toppings. There aren't many places to eat in Mexican Hat or Monument Valley, but this place didn't disappoint at all.

    Menu 7.8.2021
    Stephanie B.

    There are not many options when you come to Mexican Hat - really three eateries and 7-11. We picked this rustic dining room by the river, conveniently located in the parking lot of our motel. The restaurant is pretty casual and old. Expect old burgundy banquettes and cleanish carpet with cloudy windows looking out over the river. The food is decent and prepared fresh, one dish at a time...literally. Our plates came out in sequence, with the last one coming after the first plate was done. They have burgers and sandwiches as well as chilis and stew. The food is basically diner food. They do have amazing onion rings. The navajo taco was a bit disappointing - most bread and no chili. The cowboy sandwich is also a lot of bread - plenty of meat, just too much bread. DH enjoyed his stew and the LO enjoyed her ham and cheese sandwich. You don't come to Mexican Hat looking for a culinary delight. The San Juan Dining Room is a decent choice if you are in the area to see the beautiful sights.

    Reese C.

    Dying for some coffee out in this neck of the woods was challenging. We stumbled upon this teeny spot. All we came in for were coffees. We left with a whole itinerary!! The sweet local who owns the spot chatted us up and asked where we were off to. We told him a few spots we wanted to see and he gave us a map and pointed out less known areas to view. He also explained the fact that you can go fly fishing, salmon fishing (you read that right), and where to get a snack at a Bed and Breakfast during our route. Sweetest guy ever. We didnt eat because we already did, but the food he brought out to others looked fantastic. This is a GREAT local spot!!! They serve fresh fish caught right in the river there, fyi.

    Breakfast skillet--eggs, potatoes, cheese, onions
    Sam D.

    A little cafe hidden in the bend of the road on the way to Monument Valley. It's really easy to pass, so be ready to turn into a small parking lot. It's a seat yourself establishment that feels like it's family run. We came in toward the end of the rush, but they were very crowded and food was taking a long time for some tables to arrive. For example, the table next to us 2 people got their food and finished before the other 2 people at their table even got their food. There is not much organization to this place. We had 3 different servers come to our table asking for our drink order. None of them knew the one before came to serve us. The food came out very quickly. The service in terms of refills is pretty slow, so drink your drinks slowly. The servers are running around like chickens with their heads cut off. The breakfast skillet was good. It had potatoes, eggs, cheese, and onions. It needed some flavor so we added salt and pepper. It came with toast. We asked for an English muffin but it appeared with white instead. We didn't say anything. We also had the fry bread and the sweet roll. Neither of them tasted fresh. The fry bread needed some sugar or something to make it actually sweet. The sweet roll is a cinnamon bun that came straight from a box. They both came out hot which was nice, but hot doesn't mean fresh. This place does have a funky smell that I was having a hard time with. As the meal went on, I realized it's the cleaning supplies that are overwhelming the place.

    a plate of onion rings
    Chi A.

    This restaurant is within the San Juan Inn complex. Dinner opens at 3 pm. The menu is not extensive but has the usual fare. We ordered the Navajo Burger. It comes with mounts of either freshly made onion ring, or fries. The Navajo fried bread is fantastic!!! The servers were very friendly and attentive. Overall, this is a place not to be missed.

    Keith C.

    Food was fresh.Friendly staff. Great view. A little slow. We had a club sandwich and it was what you would expect. The do have a couple microbrews worth drinking.

    Bob N.

    The food here was good. Which was great, because there aren't too many more choices in Mexican Hat. We were staying at the San Juan Inn, so we walked over for dinner. I had my eye on the burrito topped with green chili, so I had that. Plenty of refried beans in it, but it was good. No complaints. My son had a BLT and fries, which he enjoyed, and my wife had a cheeseburger, which was kind of ordinary, but still good. I was glad that they served Polygamy Porter. The restaurant has a pool table, with old photos and mementos on the wall. The waitress was very friendly. Not a bad place to eat if you find yourself in the Utah desert.

    Authentic Fry Bread Tacos!
    Chris S.

    Incrediable service! We came here for lunch after a long day of driving across the mid west from San Francisco. We were tired and hungry, and ordered the Navajo Tacos. They were awesome - huge piece of freshly made fry bread, chili, lettuce, cheese and salsa on the side. Very filling. Now what impressed me and won over the coveted 5 star review: I casually mentioned to the owner - Joey we were going on a sunset tour of the monuments and asked what time they closed. I found out that they close at 9pm, sometimes 10pm, and that there was nothing else in town open late. I was in a pickle; our tour didn't get out to 9:30 and we wouldn't be back until 10:30pm. So the owner gave me his cell number and told me to call him and that he would keep the restaurant and kitchen open late for us and personally cook us dinner if need be. Now that's service! For dinner we requested a special not on the menu item: Chicken Quesadilla made with Fry Bread. Oh man was it ever tasty!!! Now I want to point out to people no the food isn't the quality of the stuff you would get in San Francisco, New York, or another big city. It is however really good considering where you are. The middle of the desert - a place where cellphone barely work - heck this review took 2min to post because of the very slow Edge network. No 3G, 4G, LTE here!

    Onion Rings Appetizer
    Mary C.

    If you happen to watch the Food Network show, "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives", Olde Bridge Grille (formerly Old Bridge Grill Café and renamed in 2007) would proudly be rated "Dive". Bar, pool hall and restaurant with delicious "you are definitely in Southeastern Utah" food...sandwiches and tacos made from authentic Navajo Fry Bread; Mexican specialties; deep fried foods that satisfy carb cravings without being greasy; half pound burgers, and sandwiches stuffed with meat to bring a tear to the eye of any meat lover. This is the perfect place to sit with friends, family or even on your lonesome; look out at the easy going San Juan River and enjoy a great, casual meal. The portions you receive are generous, reasonably priced, served with a smile, and you are not rushed out! Afterwards take a stroll along the property paralleling the river; check out the Hydraulic Measurement Station established in 1914; Trading Post with assortment of local handicrafts; the modern day "petroglyphs" painted on the red rock by a local artisan. The Olde Bridge Grille is simply the perfect place for a laid back meal; enjoy the restful atmosphere and the food!

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    Jean Y.

    Nicely decorated place by the San Juan river in Mexican Hat. The sales person of the trading post recommend us this place. He even recommended margarita. I had stew with fried bread with a glass of margarita. Margarita came in a cactus shaped glass. I thought that was funny. Fried bread was too greasy. My sister had something with beans. She's a vegetarian. We both couldn't finish our food. There's one steak place besides this restaurant in Mexican Hat. Not much of choices, when you are that close to the Monument Valley in Navajo Nation...

    a plate of eggs and toast
    E. M.

    We were the first clients in the morning, so the food came fast, it tasted good, the place is neat, the service smiling and helpful. Visit to this place definitely helped to start a day in a good, positive way!

    Tiny and tasteless, save your $6.25
    Erin M.

    Things stared out ok: a booth by the window, and a waiter came over quickly to give menus and take our order. Nothing went right after that. Not one, but TWO LARGE HAIRS were in my burrito. I even was going to ignore the first because I was starving, but couldn't handle a second. Then, when they cleared our plates, we expected to be asked about dessert. No one came for 30 minutes. I timed it. We had to flag someone down and asked for cheesecake and a milkshake (I was still hungry after not finishing my burrito). We received a sliver of cheesecake 5 minutes later and no milkshake. Then we waited for another ten minutes before having to wave down a server again to give up and ask for the check. Then she said "oh, go pay at the front so you're not waiting forever." Too late for that. And apparently, they had switched from table service with menus to only counter service while we were there and were never told. Ridiculous, avoid.

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    Good food (green chili burrito was yummy and huge), great service/ thanks Garrett!! Cool spot to eat!!

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    Great experience, fresh & innovative food. So glad we checked it out…read moreI had the 3 sisters burrito, which was quite sweet, so I'd order something different next time. Highly recommend Amigo Cafe

    Besides fast food places to eat are very limited in this area. We were staying at the Goulding…read moreLodge and honestly I'm was not I. The mood for any of their food. So on our way there we decided to have dinner here and I'm glad we did. With time in hand. I searched Yelp and the reviews got me. We arrived and there was no one waiting outside, but the place was full. You need to wait outside or you can write down your number and they'll give you a call. We waited about 30 minutes to be called inside. It was so nice and cozy inside. The little fire place was running. It was perfect. I had the three sisters burrito. It's basically a veggie burrito smothered in their mole salsa. It was delish. My daughter had the pork taquitos and my husband combination plate. We started with the chips and salsa. The salsa was pretty spicy. I thought the chip serving was rather small compared to our local neighbors. Everything wet had was delish. We were all pleased with our meal after being on the road so long. We ended with the apple pie nachos. Super good. I strongly recommend. It was so good we came back for breakfast. I started off with the Red Chuli Chai latte. So good and spicy. I had the huevos rancheros. They were pretty good and they were served with a giant flour tortilla. My husband the the omelette. He was so satisfied. My daughter had the blue corn waffle. She was happy camper too. Next time you are on your way to Monument Valley or just passing through Kayenta you must stop here. The food is really good.

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    We're here for a marathon which was also to pick up all the gear and bibs. Afterward we took a…read morelittle stroll to check out the gift shop which was very cute. Loads of amazing American indian artifacts, gifts, pottery, jewelry and so much more. Hence we noticed the restaurant. It's towards the end of it. I think there's also an entrance from the hotel, which is part of it. We walked in to check out the menu and decided to try it out. Checked in with the hostess and added our name to the waitlist. It was about 20-25 minutes. It was fine, more time to browse the store. There's also an area that you could wait outside with a view of the mountains and plains but it was dark and pitch black. Once we were buzzed and seated. The table already had a carafe of iced water on it. All the tables did. Menu wise, limited but some nice dishes. Don't know if it changes seasonal or it's the same menu. Food wise, went with the Arizona fried chicken. Three pieces tossed in a southwestern batter and deep fried. Served with jalapeños slices. Also a choice of fries, mash potatoes or white rice and seasoned veggies which was corn. And a piece of grilled Arizona bread which is similar to pita bread. Chicken was quite nice and juicy. Batter was good, not too much of it and a nice crunch. It was quite nice. Also had a bowl of soup which was like chicken tortillas without tortilla chips. That was quite nice as well. And an order of the chili beans con carne. A southwestern favorite which was a bowl of chili with shredded cheese and onions and served a side. The beef was flavorful and very hearty. Food was good, service was great. All the staff were very friendly. We asked about breakfast but it's only served for hotel guest. As well as meals after 7pm. Also, they don't have alcohol. Non alcoholic, yes.

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    We celebrated our 10th anniversary at Duke's and what an excellent choice! The service was…read moreexcellent and the food was incredibly delicious and artful. We had the crabmeat "boats" for an appetizer, which was a halved avocado (2 boats - one per half) overflowing with the crabmeat and jicama shreds, flavored with mango sauce, cayenne, and paprika. It was superb!!! My husband had their signature burger, which also had a delicious array of seasonings and mango sauce on a pretzel roll. I had their salmon, which was a generous slab of salmon accompanied by asparagus and roasted cauliflower (I opted to switch the potatoes for cauliflower). Honestly, this was a special meal for us and Duke's made it an excellent evening.

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