Today we decided to try some tacos and Birra from this food truck along the side of Main St in…read morePanguitch. I must say a few things that can help describe why I scored this. First off, we totally missed the truck but was able to find it using gps. The truck is small and runs next to an RV Park. We ended up parking on the street and just walked to find it. The signs were helpful and the blue truck color made it stand out. We were greeted by a very friendly server and answered our questions. We have never had a Birria so we wanted to order one since the photos from the business owner looked good. I have to say that the photo and the meal served did not match. We felt a bit deceived, since it didn't look nearly as delicious as the photo. However, we were pleased to try the soft birria and shared one between me and my husband. It was good but not special. I guess u can't really expect mind-blowing from a simple food truck. Sad to say we were not able to take a photo. We were so hungry after driving for hours from Monument Valley- we were hangry. After eating 1 birria and 2 tacos, we ended up getting more food somewhere else. In as much as I would like to support small businesses, I think some work needs to be done. Modifying the menu to make it clearer or perhaps creating a menu with pictures to help. Bottom line? I would recommend it if you're craving for some tacos and Mexican food in the area since there really aren't that much to choose from.

Amazing food! We got their beef tacos and birria. Make sure to get it with their consome, it's game…read morechanger. Very flavorful beef broth. The tacos are legit! We were just stopping by and trying to find a place for a quick bite and this place is a must!

Chris and this local homespun theatre and ice cream shop/rock and gem collection are a MUST SEE…read more Within 5 minutes of being there we made a new friend and felt as if we'd been acquainted for years. We came to Panguitch with a group of 15-20 friends and family who are all staying in the same rental for a week while we tour the parks. We were looking for a place to take the group for some ice cream and found out the Gem is a working theatre as well. It is the end of season, however, and my wife and I learned that we just happened to stop in on the last hours of the very last day so we wouldn't be able to bring the gang. So glad we stopped to check it out. So instead of bringing the crew over to the ice cream we ended up buying a bunch of the ice cream stock and bars and chocolates to bring home for the following evening's dessert. Last night we gathered for dessert after dinner and told them the story of this great place and even greater interaction. They were rapt with attention as we described the setting, the convo, and the taste testing of some very interesting and delectable treats. Ice cream flavors like "Blue Goggles, "Guava, Passionfruit, and even Tomarillo" were a hit- many explaining it was the best ice cream they've had. The chocolate-dipped ice cream bars really stood out. They come in both dark and light chocolate and are layered with caramel inside. The biggest surprise about them is that the outside is sprinkled with popped quinoa. Who knew? What a genius combination. SO GOOD!! They also make their own chocolates and those were all to die for. Wish I had this place and this guy a little closer to home in Chico, Ca but I guess we'll have to make a detour out this way once the season opens back up again and plan on taking in a movie and popcorn and then raid the ice cream again. Great job, Chris- it was nice to meet you.

If you find yourself in Panguitch, do yourself a favor and stop in at this quirky place for an ice…read morecream. Or perhaps a book. Maybe you'd prefer some rocks? The choice is yours! We chose frozen treats, and they were indeed treats. This father-and-son team make the ice cream themselves, and the flavor choice, while limited, is quite original. I thoroughly enjoyed the passionfruit ice cream, which tasted like cream and real passionfruit because real fruit from their own vines are used, complete with seeds, which is my opinion is a bonus because I love crunching them. My companion got the gluten-free, dairy-free option, based on a popular Peruvian drink, coated in dark chocolate with crispy quinoa, and she was glad she'd gone for it. When we visited, the projector was down for the week, but perhaps when you go you can also catch a movie! Definitely add this place to your itinerary.

This place was amazing!!!! So FREAKEN good. Highly recommend. The tacos were some of the best I've…read morehad!

A total hidden gem. We stopped here on the drive from Cedar Breaks to Capitol Reef, not expecting…read moremuch, and left raving. The woman running the truck was warm and welcoming, and she made our carne asada fresh to order, from scratch. Everything was delicious, and the picnic tables out front made for a relaxing, easy lunch. If you're passing through, seek this one out.

Love this place! Delicious food, charming atmosphere, and the service is always welcoming and…read morehelpful! Would always recommend! One of my husband's and my favorite date night spots

Friendly staff and plenty of tables to choose from in the 6pm hour of a June Saturday night. We…read moresat at a worn table in the back section and figured out what we wanted to order. I chose the Enchiladas Tricolor which was a good opportunity to try their mole, red and verde sauces on chicken, cheese & pork respectively. Comes with beans, rice & interestingly ... coleslaw. My husband chose the Burrito Asada but didn't want any pico de gallo. The waitress asked if he wanted the guacamole and the red sauce on the side to which he said "Sure". I think he's lucky the red sauce was on the side as he could only describe it as "weird, very strange, not good." I tried it and thought "thin vegetable soup ". The kitchen forgot to put the melted cheese on top so his burrito in the picture is very plain looking. He added the guacamole along with the beans and rice to each bite of the burrito and thought that added some flavor to it. The asada was just bland beef with no evidence of a marinade or spicing. My Tricolor Enchiladas plate had 3 enchiladas, beans, rice & coleslaw- & only half of those 6 items were tasty. I was intrigued by the coleslaw and liked it so I ate it all first. I ended up taking sone from my husband's plate to cleanse my palette after I finished eating my meal. It helped clear out the weird pork gravy taste that was the sole flavor of the chile verde. It was so different from other chile verdes I've eaten before. This one had no citrus notes that would normally come from having tomatillos in it. The pork did not improve my outlook. After my first bite I cut the enchilada open to see if the pork was fully cooked. It was pinkish but seemed cooked. It just had that partially raw pork flavor to it. The other 2 enchiladas were good (chicken with a slightly sweet mole sauce and the Classic Red with cheese). I think that same veggie tasting red sauce my husband encountered is their "Classic Red" sauce. The sour cream dollop on this enchilada kinda overtook the sauce so I didn't mind it - didn't miss tasting that sauce here. Sadly the last 2 components on my plate - beans & rice were really lacking. The beans seemed a bit salty but had little flavor despite that. The rice appeared to have no seasoning in it - very bland. Mixing the two together didn't improve either. Adding one of the 2 tasty salsas (red or green) that came to the table with the just slightly greasy chips did help the rice. I noticed a pool of oil/ grease accumulating behind the enchiladas (see picture). Not a good sign for flavor to me. The waitress said the restaurant has been around for 22 years and the booth we sat in showed it. My side of the booth seemed to raise me higher than normal above the table while my husband's side seated him at the proper height to the tabletop. My husband said his Strawberry Margarita was good and thought he could taste the tequila. I had a sip and wasn't sure if it was tequila or the triple sec in the background but thought it was a decent strawberry margarita as it was not overly sweet. I noticed the price on the menu $8.99 was not the price we were charged ($9.99) for his "house margarita ". All other pricing on our receipt matched the menu. Also on our receipt there was a Card Total and a lower Cash Total. We had already planned to pay cash. There's too many other Mexican restaurants in Cedar City to ever go back to La Casa DM.

Great food and nice people! We just happened upon it on our trip through southern Utah - highly…read morerecommend it

Super delicious and one of a kind place.. very clean! I loved their green chili enchiladas. They…read moreadd lots of sweet onion and salad too

Lots of gas station Mexican restaurants are pretty good…read more "Beaver tacos" did not disappoint. The young lady at the cash register was so sweet and nice and gave us great suggestions of what to order because they look like there were so many good things. We ordered the lunch burrito, which I felt was a perfect size. And priced well. My husband ordered two Carne Asada street taco... And once you add the fresh salsa, it was out of this world I book marked it so I can come back again... Good food, great prices... Food came out hot and fresh and fast. And who doesn't love their little beaver mascot? So darn cute! Five stars goes to this lovely family owned restaurant

Was hesitant to try this place as it was next to the gas station and I don't know why as I hear…read moremost Mexican places at gas stations are pretty amazing. My bean burrito was pretty good. Mt husband liked his crispy taco and chicken quesadilla - although the quesadilla was really greasy and messy and not exactly driving while eating a good idea. I'd definitely stop again. It actually got crowded as we were leaving.

The food here is amazing! My family and I come here every time we are in Brian head. The service…read morehere is amazing!

Average Mexican food but the only Mexican restaurant in town. I had the carne asada street tacos…read morewhich were disappointing and flavorless. The carnitas street tacos were good. Fast food Mexican restaurant and reasonable prices for Brian Head.

Delicious food and ample portions at an inviting, small restaurant in Torrey - perfect meals after…read morea day outdoors. Family went once and decided that we had to go again (2 meals out of a 3 day trip to the area). The dining room is inviting, colorful, and has space for couples, families, and larger gatherings. Over two dinners, our family of four had the fajitas, salads, chips, flautas, mole, and steak. Verdict: excellent; great value, service and a return-worthy restaurant.

Spouse got California burrito- he said it was good, I got the taco salad crispy bowl. Both decent…read moreoptions, nothing amazing, food came quickly, good service, easy parking, not a lot of wait. Basic ambiance, great outdoor views, lots of windows!!!

We ate dinner here for our two nights in Torrey. Prices were reasonable, and food was good and…read moreplentiful. The free salsa and chips were the best I have had. The salsa tasted so fresh and good - and I don't even like tomatoes. Nice choices of tequilas and margaritas. Drinks were reasonably priced as well. I had the pulled pork and sope which came with refried beans and rice. The pulled pork was a bit cool. Husband had the chicken mole which had a bit of spice to it. He was impressed with the amount of chicken given. Second night, the food all came temperature-wise hot and was hearty, good, and filling. The bar has saddle bar seats and the restaurant has a nicely done Mexican atmosphere.

I will give it a 4 because the place was lively and fun, they had TVs at the bar for watching…read moresports, and the guacamole, salsa and chips were delicious. But I was really disappointed by the chili relleno. It had way too much cheese and not a lot of flavor. And the rice and refried beans were average. Service was friendly, but not very good, gotta say. I saw people waiting a very long time to get in, and it did take a very long time for my Beer to come out. They may just be understaffed All in all, I didn't love the place but it was fine.

Quick, friendly service. Great food! Their protein bites are some of the best I've tasted. I also…read moretook an orange roll for later. It was delish! I'll definitely go again.

My wife and I visited last week on our way to Bryce Canyon. The drive through was a nice option,…read morebut in our big RV I didn't want to risk running something over. The menu had a lot of caffeine options and they also had food. I ordered a cold brew and a latte for my wife. I found the prices a bit high. But the coffee was good. My wife liked her drink and I drank mine just fine. The staff was friendly but there isn't much ambiance considering it's a drive through. Some of the sweets looked extremely tasty but I opted not to get anything. It's a good stop if you need caffeine on the way to Bryce.