Great place to eat breakfast or brunch, just off the highway at the north end of Bluff. Check the hours and days open before you plan on it. FOOD: Excellent. The four of us all had different things, and nobody had any complaints. My breakfast burrito was a little unconventional (a green chili sauce and a spicy gravy on the side) but very, very good. SERVICE: Okay, friendly, maybe a little inexperienced. Also waited a long time to have the check-and-card picked up (ended up going to the front counter). AMBIANCE: It's a cafe. The windows overlook a big dirt parking lot. The place was clean and tidy, though, and I was looking for a good breakfast, not a luxurious setting. NET-NET: I would go back any time I was passing through. Our friends recommended it, and I will, too. read more

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We stumbled on this fantastic cafe after our random visit to Bluff Fort. It was unassuming when we walked in, but as soon as we saw the menu we knew we were in for a treat. The food was fresh, local and out of this world amazing. We got the blue corn pancakes with wild blueberries. We all agreed they the were the best pancakes ever. I got the green chicken chili and the vegan sweet potato enchiladas. The food was so top notch we legit all wanted to drive back 1.5 hours a few days later for a repeat. This was the best meal we had on our 10 day trip. Make sure you call as the hours are funky and they are closed Wednesday and Thursdays. You will not retreat your decision to stop. PS The Bluff Fort was also a sleeper surprise for us. Standout of the trip. read more

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Kind of have to recommend because I think it's the only place in town. Best things about this place are the Twin Rocks and the breakfast potatoes. "Wait to be Seated" and I did 25 minutes, although there were plenty of open clean tables. The host told me my server would be with me, he came by shortly with water, silverware, and menu. Didn't ask if I wanted anything to drink while waiting. Took 20 minutes for him to come back. I ordered the Fry Bread Biscuit and Gravy and a cup of coffee. Best thing about the breakfast were the potatoes, they were actually very good. Sliced almost like potato chips and cooked all the way through. Never saw the waiter again. No coffee refill, no "how I'd everything" I finally went to counter. Stood at counter for good 10 minutes. Cashier came by asked if I had paid already, told him "no" He then asked if I had my bill, told him "no" He then found my bill which I paid, and then left. Mediocre food (except for the potatoes which were quite good) and $6.00 for a cup of coffee with no refill. Nearly 2 hours spent in restaurant for breakfast. ‍ read more

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Hidden gem in the Navajo land. Stopped in for lunch for our first taste of Navajo Tacos and they did not disappoint! Inside was an authentic Navajo vibe. The service was prompt and the tacos were awesome. I had the pork carnitas Navajo taco which included pork, lettuce, tomato, onion, jalapeños and on the side was sour cream and some awesome garlicky tomato salsa. We would definitely stop in again if in the area. read more

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Shay took good care of me. The pancakes with a little crunchy corn are amazing. I got The Bluebird Special. Oh my gosh! Twice as much breakfast as I could eat and I had to take the leftovers. Don't miss a meal here in gorgeous Utah! read more

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Excellent place for breakfast or lunch for sure. Our server Jehiah was so nice, prompt and courteous with a very pleasant demeanor. Three egg omelette was excellent and my wife raved about her Navajo tacos. Restaurant was very clean in a spectacular natural setting. Great experience. THANK YOU to all the staff at Twin Rocks for a welcoming experience read more

We really enjoyed the fry bread, appreciated the vegan options and the service was good. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Fry bread (vegan) with vegan beans - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

I had breakfast and lunch here three days in a row, it's so good. Navajo taco with carnitas. Blue corn pancakes. Green chili chicken soup. EGGS ATSIDI- Tender Navajo frybread, seasoned local Anasazi beans, Pork Carnitas, two eggs-any style, crowned with Green Chili Hollandaise sauce. Excellent!! I'll be back, every time I'm in town. read more

Had such high hopes for this adorable looking restaurant. The service was really. Really. Realllllly slow. The poor waitress was super stressed and overworked. 20 min to sit down. 40 min to take our order. The menu looks great and many dishes appeared to be homemade but omg I was left wondering about the disarray of the kitchen based on how disorganized the front of house was. The burger and omelette that came out were a solid 'B' but quite expensive. (20$ for a standard omelette) read more

Food and service were excellent. My husband had the Eggs Atsidi, which is an eggs Benedict version using a Navajo taco with hatch green chilis hollandaise sauce - outstanding! I had the Navajo blue corn pancakes with sage sausage (very yummy!) and eggs. We will definitely be coming back here. read more

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Ate here while passing through Bluff, and would happily drive the 7 hours from home just to eat here again! Our waitperson, Shay, recommended the Eggs Atsidi, which were incredible. My companion had the blue corn pancakes, which were unbelievable flavorful. First time I've ever seen anyone take leftover pancakes to go! Shay was quick and attentive and kind -- we really felt welcome. If you're ever within a hundred miles of this place, GO. It's well worth the trip. read more

This place is super cute and the rock formation outside is awesome. I got blue pancakes and they were so good. The service here was very friendly! The price was great. There is lots of parking and restrooms. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Blue pancakes to go - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Great collection of Native American arts. Jewelry, rugs, pottery, baskets. All in all the basket collection is outstanding among all the arts on display. Great place to stop if you're passing through on your way north or south. Great cafe, too. read more

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Worst service probably in Utah!!! We're ready to order.... Waiter - I'll be with you in a minute. ..........20 minutes later . Excuse me we're ready to order....waiter - I'll be with you in a minute. They had 3 tables! Maybe he doesn't want to work! read more

Don't miss this place for the spectacular rock formations but sadly, there was no ambiance inside and the service was sketchy. However, the food was pretty good. We each had a breakfast burrito: generous size, tasty but the tortillas were on the thicker side. I would stop again if I was in the area but would not a lot of my way. read more

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Twin Rocks Cafe is not the type of restaurant I would generally choose, but out here there is no choice, so we happily pulled in. Expectations were low. It's an old style cafe that serves breakfast all day, along with regular lunch and dinner items. After a meaningful wait we ordered, and after another pause, the food arrived. We had a bacon and eggs dish and a Cesar salad with chicken. The breakfast plate was fine and came with fry bread, a local treat. The salad was disappointing, with burnt chicken and no anchovies, although the menu promised them. On the positive side, the view was great and the staff friendly, and the menu included some local specialties. It was a great lunch, given the circumstances, but just an average restaurant. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Small Cesar salad with chicken - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

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I stop here whenever I drive through Bluff. Absolutely delicious. I always get bacon, eggs, potatoes, and fry bread. Didn't get coffee this time, because no coffee is worth $6. Service is always good and fast. I have never eaten better scrambled eggs. The fry bread with butter and homemade preserves was so good. I'll be sure to send recommend to anyone headed that way. read more

Very nice surprise for breakfast in this small town. Excellent menu with different options and well executed. Highly recommend.

Come for the Twin Rocks--STAY for the Navajo Tacos! As soon as you drive up, the sight of the Twin Rocks is breathtaking and you're met by a huge parking lot with a rock/gem shop on the left and the restaurant on the right. On our Utah-Colorado journey we were going with the local food offerings and ordering Navajo Tacos from every place we visited. I didn't get a picture of mine because it was so delicious I couldn't put down my food to pickup my phone to snap a photo. We ordered everything from plant based/vegan appetizers to soup to Navajo Tacos! The menu is creative and the service was warm and friendly. Definitely a must see/must eat here location! Make the trip. Get the tacos. read more

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Just had breakfast here and it was by far the best breakfast we've had in this area. Authentic Navaho with a gourmet twist. Wish i had taken a photo of the Navaho Vegi egg Benedict on fry bread meal i ordered, highly recommend it! read more

We had a fun and delicious late lunch. Blue corn pancakes with blueberries. They were just yummy. We also had a BLT which was good, and what the person wanted, but with so many regional items on the menu I think you should explore more. Our server was kind and thoughtful, offering lemons for the water and checking in frequently. The view is incredible and they offer many items for sale at the counter. We have eaten here in other trips and not been disappointed. read more

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We stopped here on our way from Monument Valley to Moab. So glad we did. It's definitely a popular stop. We met tourists from all over the world. Our burgers were excellent on Navajo fry bread. Service was terrific! They have a gift shop next door as well. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Gift shop and restaurant - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

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Outstanding restaurant. If you eat anywhere in Bluff make this your restaurant. Dallas was great in helping us make the best selection for our meal. The Green chili chicken taco was fantastic, see pic. Wife had the "three sisters" apple green chili salad & loved it. The Peaches De Chelley was a delicious cap for our meal, perfect amount for the two of us. I grabbed a real cool shirt, front/back in pics. Get out & walk around after your meal. There is a dog park next to the parking lot. You can pull a RV into lot with no problems building was clean, staff friendly, service was quick, & food was of good quality read more

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Restaurant was clean and in a cute spot. Food was not memorable but it wasn't bad and service was fine.

Food was delicious and staff was very nice! We got the blue corn pancakes and fry bread Wish we could eat here all the time!! read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Fry bread (2 servings) - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

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This is a gem located in Bluff along 191. Loved having authentic Navajo specialities (like Fry bread and Blue corn pancakes!) the service was friendly and the place was busy! read more

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Service was good! The food all came out hot, and was all very good. The fry bread was so delicious with the honey drizzled on top. The menu has lots of options. Everyone in our party enjoyed their breakfast. I ordered a breakfast bowl which was scrambled eggs with veggies on a very hearty bed of potatoes. The read salsa on top was not spicy but still pretty flavorful. Coffee was hot, and good. They have soda in cans. No alcohol served so some of the table couldn't get their Bloody Mary's which to them was disappointing. Other than that everything was good. There is a small little space where they sell t-shirt's, and some art in front of restaurant. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Outside of restaurant :) - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Stopped here on our way from Monument Valley to Moab. It wasn't busy at all so we were seated immediately. The staff was great and service was good. My wive got a Navajo burger, basically a hamburger but instead of a bun they use frybread. It was good. I got a pork carnitas Navajo Taco it was good but I had to knock off a star because the carnitas were not hot and the cheese was not melted. That being said we would come back if we were in the area again read more

Frybread is a must. Not a quick place to get in and out, if you are really hungry. But the food is good. I ordered frybread biscuits and gravy; nice portion and hit the spot. JS tried the bluecorn pancakes- sth different; they taste like an in-between of pancake and cornbread. You can taste the small bits. So if you are a person really enjoying the fluffy and soft-smoothie texture of the traditional pancakes, this might not be your cup of tea. JS ended up eating most of my frybread. The server was very polite and attentive. Simple decor. Recommend! read more

the food was not that good plus it was over priced I would never tell anyone to go there read more

It feels like you're at the end of the world Food was good Place is clean Please support them read more

This may be the only restaurant in Bluff, Utah, but I'm glad we stopped in there on a Saturday for lunch. I ordered the mushroom burger and side salad, the salad was really big and full of good ingredients besides lettuce. I was half full after eating, the salad, and the burger was huge also. It had a ton of mushrooms, cheese, good lettuce, and tomato and pickles on it, all on a homemade bun. It was one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. read more

I wasn't just surprised at how good the food was. I was amazed. I'd looked over the menu online and thought it might be an interesting to stop at. It easily surpassed my expectations, beginning with the dramatic backdrop of red rocks rising behind the clean, spacious restaurant. Our group shared the Navajo tacos, the blue corn pancakes and the eggs atsidi. I'm no expert in Navajo cuisine, but I found the distinctive tastes and blend of flavors to be outstanding and very memorable. We even ordered extra helpings of the blue pancakes. Pearl was our server and she was friendly, helpful and efficient. Zero complaints. Lots of raves. read more

Fantastic food, great service and ambience. Make sure to try the blue pancakes. Heck, try everything it all tasted great.

On our way from Monument Valley to Moab, we passed the small town of Bluff. We were taken a back by the beautiful wind swept bluffs that surrounded this mission town. The cafe had twin rocks over the restaurant and trading post. We were surprised by the menu which had foods with local flavor and Native American Cuisine. I had been wanting to try Indian Frybread, so I ordered the Bear Ears which were scrambled eggs with fresh veggies and Queso cheese, two pieces of Frybread in the shape of bear's ears! The bread was delicious and reminded me of sort of a puffy Naan bread. Dave had the blueberry corn cakes that were pancakes made out of blue corn meal, covered by wild blueberries and pumpkin seeds. What a delightful experience! There is a trading post next door full of beautiful Native American merchandise. We love using the Yelp App to find these local treasures and supporting our local community businesses! read more

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One of the best burgers I've had! My husband also got a delicious Navajo taco. Would recommend if coming through Bluff.

Absolutely delicious! My husband and I stopped in as we cut back across Utah. He got the fry bread & gravy while I got the blue corn pancakes. We can't decide whose was better! We love trying foods we can't get at home. Also special shoutout to the breakfast potatoes that were cooked to perfection. Everyone working was very friendly and attentive. We also got a beautiful view out the front window that added to our experience. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Unbelievable food in a beautiful area. Seriously have nothing negative to say. If you are in a hurry, slow down and enjoy the scenery. The food is 100% worth any wait. 10/10 for sure. read more

UGH! At the restaurant right now and we waited 15 minutes to order our drinks and took another 15 to get them. Every booth still has dirty dishes on them and an old German couple ended up clearing and cleaning a table themselves. Navajo Taco was ok, but the one from a Four Corners trailer was much better. They wouldn't let anyone at the table order dessert because the kitchen was closing in 15 mins. The wait staff acted like they didn't care if we ate there or not. read more

We stopped here for a late brunch as we had been on the road from Moab and hadn't seen any decent places to eat. We were seated promptly and we ordered our food. It took at least a half hour to get the food we ordered, and it appeared there were only two servers. The food was good and we especially liked the Navajo bread. A very clean and friendly place. read more