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.

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

Stopped here for lunch. Initially wanted to try Beaver Tacos ( ) but opted for cafe…read more I really had high hope for this place, fun little restaurant with some funny shirts for sale and cute decor. They were little busy but not too much. Stood in front waiting as one waitress looked at us, didn't say a word and kept on doing what she was doing. Another gal came by and said she will be right with us. Eventually got sat and got to order food. Menu had funny names and sounded pretty good. I didn't know what to order so I went safe route and ordered fried fish (cod) with tater tots. Also ordered the Branding iron cheese steak and The barnyard burger. Food took little longer than expected but they did have a large table before us Food finally arrives and well, what can I say, had one of those should have would have could have but didn't moment. My 3 fish pieces and tator tots looked like straight out of the frozen box from the grocery store. Now I did not expect them to be fresh catch off the ocean and hand battered but I just could not help the presentation and feeling I got. The sandwich looked OK and cheese was not quite melted. Hamburger looked good though. Fish tasted like it looked, although they were crispy right off the fryer so that was a plus. Tator tots and French fries were alright, at least crispy. Sandwich was another disappointment. The sandwich bread was nice and soft but I could not get over the cheap grocery store deli meat roast beef taste for the beef. I did not try the burger but did see the yoke ooze out as first bite was taken. I was told burger was pretty good. Over all service was pretty good but food just was very disappointing. I wanted to like this place but maybe I just had too much expectation.

They now go by the name TOMATOS PIZZA PIE. They have the best pizza around. They also have great…read morecomfort meals. Overall all the food I have eaten has been good.

Came to the new location, family loved it! They have amazing pizza, it's done right, I just wish…read morethe fried ravioli were as good as I remembered, just wasn't great this last time, but the wings were really good and the burger was awesome, the servers were kind, the place is unique, older, different style, we were comfortable, we left stuffed and satisfied! Definitely a great spot for some delicious pizza if you're in the area!

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more Time for a break from the smoker and canner... and time to get back in the wind! Some days you just get a craving for BREAKFAST. And when breakfast is served all day, that's even better! Today's stop: El Bambi Cafe in Beaver! Pancakes -- the server called them "crack pancakes," and I can see why! Cinnamon roll -- because breakfast on the road deserves something to take home! Lee's Local Verdict: Great food, great people, and definitely worth the stop. Worth the ride? Absolutely! If you're traveling I-15 through Beaver, consider this your sign to pull off the freeway and give El Bambi Cafe a try. And if you stop in, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee" guy sent you! NOW I NEED YOUR HELP! Where should I ride to next? I'm looking for breakfast-all-day restaurants anywhere in Central Utah. Your recommendation could become my next motorcycle adventure! Ride safe... and I'll see you somewhere in Utah! #WhereInUtahIsLee #ElBambiCafe #BeaverUtah #SmallTownEats #SupportLocalUtah #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #UtahRoadTrip

El Bambi Cafe & Truck Stop I would like to sincerely thank…read moreMandi and her crew at El Bambi for providing us an amazing and absolutely delicious meal to fuel us up for our field trip to Bryce Canyon NP. We're ready to conquer the trails after Mandi very generously offered all of our students and chaperones pancake breakfast. We probably wouldn't be able to keep doing these sorts of trips without support from our community. You can bet El Bambi has a customer for life in me, but I must tell you, the food was amazing. If you're driving through Beaver this summer and need a meal- I highly suggest you stop by and meet this amazing group of superheroes.

Amazing amount of food for the money! Maybe not for you if you're hoity-toity, but pretty darn…read moregood. We are a little hoity-toity though: For my tri-tip 10 oz., it came out nicely spiced, medium rare as specified, but cut with the grain, not across it (which would have made it much more tender). No char / Maillard reaction on the outside. My spouse ordered blackened salmon, which again was spiced fine, but was not blackened at all. She also had a glass of "Merlot" wine, which was red, and had traces of alcohol in it. We arrived on July 24th, Utah's Founder's Day. The place was packed but we were seated right away by the hostess who had a sense of humor - nice!

I love this chain, I wish we had one near us because we would be there at least once a week. I've…read moreheard some friends say they vary in quality and service but of the three we have tried they were all great, the staff was friendly and helpful and our food was good. Since they are a franchise they are not identical, and each one seems to play off the local identity and try to have decor that aligns with the area as well as the bear themed stuff. They have a small gift area, not overwhelming but a few branded items and typical touristy stuff. It's cute and seems to be well made stuff. Food - Oh yea, there's food! They have a really extensive menu and breakfast is served all day. My only regret is I love tri-tip and they have it on the menu but each time I was at a Black Bear they had run out. Admittedly we had arrived very late and I'll assume it's both good and popular since all three had run out. It's worth noting that for breakfast, they have real link sausage as well as other options and the sausage is nothing that grocery store skinless junk most places serve today. I was glad to see they had good quality thick bacon as well as several sausage choices for breakfast.

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more Today? It was time to get back in the wind. Some days you just get a craving... and today it was for a great smoked sandwich. Smoked Sausage Roll Fresh Corn on the Cob Friendly people Great service Lee's Local Verdict: Great food, great people, and definitely worth the stop. Worth the ride? Absolutely! If you're traveling Highway 89 through Marysvale, consider this your sign to pull over and give Nick's Smokehouse a try. If you've been hearing reports about fires, smoke, or flooding in the area, don't let that keep you away. Marysvale is open for business, and this stop was operating normally when I visited. If you stop in, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #NicksSmokehouse #MarysvaleUtah #SmallTownEats #SupportLocalUtah #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #Highway89 #UtahRoadTrip

Wonderful little spot right off the highway serving smokehouse meats and breakfast/lunch/dinner!…read more Looks like they cater if you're staying in the area/RV camping. They have brisket, ribs, pulled pork, wings, and sausage. They opened just last month. When we went (early) they didnt have the brisket ready but it sounded delicious. The waitress was incredible and welcoming! Definitely stop by if you get a chance.

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more This isn't my first stop at this little Highway 89 gem... and there's a good reason I keep coming back. Coleen wanted to take a drive to Circleville, so lunch at Main Street Eats was an easy decision. It's one of those small-town places with big-time hospitality. You can feel it the moment you walk through the door. What we ordered: I had the Jolee Sandwich -- grilled sourdough, crispy chicken, and melted cheese. Coleen ordered the day's special -- a grilled ham and cheese. And of course... we couldn't leave without taking two fresh cinnamon rolls home! The verdict: Comfort food done right. Friendly owners, great service, hearty portions, and the kind of place that keeps us coming back. Would I ride back for it? You bet. The next time you're cruising Highway 89, don't just drive through Circleville--make time for Main Street Eats. Now I'm curious... What's your favorite comfort food stop in Central Utah? If you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?!" guy sent you. Ride safe... I'll see you somewhere in Utah. #WhereInUtahIsLee #LiveToRide #RideToLive #UtahEats #MainStreetEats #CirclevilleUtah #Highway89 #SmallTownEats #SupportLocal #WhereToNext

What a great stop on our trip from Richfield UT down to Bryce! Owner is super sweet, loved chatting…read morewith her. Good coffee, good food, great little space. Will definitely stop again on our way through.

Dropped in for a few dogs before hitting the trails. Great hot dogs, lots of toppings to choose…read morefrom. Quick friendly visit.

Excellent dog, great service friendly folks. Loved it! If you find Marysvale, give it a try.read more