Went here since capitol burgers wasn't around even though yelp said they were open. Service was…read morevery well and the gentleman that helped us stayed very calm when a family of 15 ppl came in right after. Probably won't be back since we won't be back to this area again but would recommend. Had the chicken strips and outlaw burger.

Southwest burger was my order. Overall I rate Slackers burger joint a solid four stars. Good…read moreselection of burgers, road trip set up ambiance, friendly staff, low key area, right off the road, and good burgers!

The customer service wasn't very good and the food wasn't worth the stop. The ice cream though was!read more

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.

In the Capital Reef area this makes for A good coffee/ice…read morecream stop. Service was solid and our ice creams were on point - creamy deliciousness - which is not as easy as it seems. My wife liked her chai. There is not much in the area and this place is an easy pit stop for a hungry or road weary family.

Best cold brew we've ever had. It had a strong flavor with no bitter aftertaste like some others.read more

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.

Food was really good. fresh and full of flavor. Salsa was excellent. great mezcal margarita and…read moreservice fast and with a smile. cute decor it's a small place with a mighty menu full of greta options.

Wow this place doesn't look like much from the curb, but step inside and it's beautifully…read moredecorated, clean, and lively. The service was very friendly and Bella was very attentive and sweet. The food was the STAR. We had a steak plate and three tacos and demolished everything. If you're passing through to get to capital reef national park I highly recommend you dig in on some authentic Mexican food!

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more People are always asking me where to find a good burger near Richfield. Today is the final stop on my Richfield burger search... I stopped at the Hot Spot in Salina. I've found that burger shacks usually have great food, and the Hot Spot is no exception. Fresh burgers, hand-cut fries, and shakes worth saving room for. Today's pick: Cheeseburger & Fries Lee's Local Verdict: Worth the Ride? Absolutely! Simple food done right. Now I need your help: What's next on the menu-- Ice Cream or Mexican Food? And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #HotSpot #SalinaUtah #WorthTheRide #SmallTownEats #LiveToRide #RideToLive #WhereToNext

Stopped on our way to Bryce Canyon and placed our order. Not sure why because it was not very busy…read morebut it took like 20 min to get food. They have some outside tables which is nice. I ordered a hamburger and a cheeseburger. The size of the patties were about 1/8" thick the overall flavor was good. The best part was the fries. They are my favorite greasy kind.

Delicious made to order burgers and fries…read more Everything was cooked to perfection. We got the Swiss mushroom and the jalepeno burgers. They each came with a generous amount of mushrooms and jalepenos. The burgers were deliciously charred and juicy. The fries were fresh and crispy with a great sauce. This was the best meal on the scenic byway 12. Service was friendly and quick. There's outdoor tables to use, but we ate in our car.

Came to adventure here while our daughter was running the Escalante Marathon…read more Leaving town, we saw this slice of Americana and stopped to try one of their milkshakes. They are known for thick shakes and this was no lie. We devoured the chocolate shake in record time. Soooo thick but so creamy and it really hit the spot. This fun drive thru offers burger baskets that are served with fries and of course the famous Utah fry sauce. For those not in the mood for a burger, they also serve chicken, pork, and seafood baskets. Most importantly order that milkshake! Interesting story behind Nemo's which made us enjoy our time here even more (see story in posted pictures). Service was friendly and the location could not provide better views.

When I travel, I like to load up on car snacks, or food to have at the AirBnB, so a grocery store…read moreis usually a first stop in a new town. Royal's had my back and offered up plenty of options for food and snacks. What sets this place apart from other grocery experiences is the service. I visited twice in a matter of a couple days and on both visits the customer service was terrific. The cashiers (different folks each day) were both chatty and welcoming, even to an out of towner. (Sometimes small town shops don't care much for city folks, but I didn't get that vibe here.) I'm happy to stop by and stock up on treats and provisions any time I'm passing through the area.

Most things are a good deal and fresh, but the garlic bread needs a review from the manager.service…read moreis good

Small town country dining at it's best! When my son and I found ourselves with some time to kill…read moreand bellies to fill in Loa, we were excited to stumble across Marinia's Café for lunch. It was a holiday weekend, but they were open and we were grateful. Service was welcoming and food was enjoyable. I had the chicken fried steak and my son had a grilled cheese. Both meals satiated us, although my son glanced longingly at my potatoes so I gave in and let him have them. He is a mashed potato and gravy lover. Next time, he'll order that.

Marinia let us in at 6:55pm, and their staff was delighted to see us! Bre and Autumn were very…read morehelpful in helping select the best in the menu, anything with Roast Beef. Guido and I had a great discussion about his building and the charm of their awesome family restaurant. Thank you team!

Not much is broken at the Broken Spur. I've been staying here on and off for years. The place keeps…read moregetting better and better each time I visit! Their attention to detail is inspiring. My room was meticulously clean, and keeping in the western theme, well appointed. I wanted for nothing. Except for a peaceful night's rest. That I got. My room was quiet and the bed comfortable. Though the building was full, every room occupied, I didn't hear a sound from my neighbors. Either there's excellent insulation, or the adjacent rooms housed church mice. Not a squeak was heard. A hearty breakfast awaits after you're finished with your dreams. Take advantage of it. It'll provide the energy you'll need for the days adventures. Broken Spur will be a pleasant memory. Allow yourself this opportunity make it so. Quick Tip: I've never had a bad meal in their restaurant. Even the locals stop in. It may be a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for.

There aren't too many good options for quality dining in Torrey, but Broken Spur is pretty good. I…read moretried both the Smoked BBQ Brisket ($28) and the Sirloin Steak ($28). The brisket was around average in quality and the flavor was heavily reliant on the BBQ sauce (although that was quite good). It also came with veggies and potatoes on the side. The sirloin steak was also average in quality - nothing special to note. We asked for medium rare, but it was cooked more to a medium. The prices were fair considering the limited options in the area and the type of meat. The restaurant is connected to an inn and it is decorated in an old-timey western style, which I liked. The staff are friendly, although the service speed could have been a bit faster. Overall, while the quality of food was fairly average, I still enjoyed my experience, and given the limited options in Torrey (especially later at night), Broken Spur is still a solid choice.