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

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

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

This place has good service, although a little slow. I like that they give you fresh and cold spring water for self serve and the indian bread dishes were pretty good. It was my first time having it so I have nothing to compare it to. But it does remind me of a type of bread from India mixed with taco fillings or bbq fillings. Anyways, it is a great location with a beautiful natural rock formation to have lunch/brunch outside and take in the small slow town. read more

Best Navajo Tacos. We have stopped here at least 7 or 8 times over the years and have never been disappointed . Planning another trip through Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly and this will definitely be on our itinerary read more

We started purchasing Indian art from the Simpson family since before the Twin Rocks existed. It's been nearly 40 years. I've spent far too much money with the family. The Simpsons, along with the Mary Holiday Black family almost single handedly elevated the Navajo Basket to what it is today. They work with the local artists to elevate their art and skills. This is one of the most significant true trading posts in the Country. My home is filled with things I got here. This trip was more about moving through as part of a long road trip. We did end up getting a couple items, just not very expensive items. It's not a long review. It's me adding to the chorus that this is not the normal trinket shop, it's the real deal. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Amazing baskets - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Ate here twice while staying in Bluff. This is a must-eat place (at least for breakfast since that's when we ate). The Bluff Benedict is fantastic. The fry bread base is a wonderful adaptation. And have roasted corn in the hollandaise is wonderful. The addition of beans even works. So good I had it twice. Partner also raved about the burrito. Large and full of everything. Very good flavor. The patio is comfortable. Atmosphere nice-view of bluff nearby. Server was attentive and not overbearing. Make sure you eat here when in or near Bluff. (And the store next door is nice), read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Bluff eggs Benedict - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

When in southern Utah and in search of good food, this is THE place to go to eat. Local favorite restaurant with excellent food and the view is amazing! read more

Holy crap is this place delicious! Like, this may be my favorite breakfast place on the planet, let alone in Bluff. Locally sourced and/or house made FRESH ingredients, a creative Navajo-themed menu, fantastic service, beautiful view--Twin Rocks really has it all. read more

We ate here the last 2 nights and thought the food was wonderful. Everything we ordered was very good. It also has a beautiful setting and was literally right across the highway from where we were staying. The server we had Saturday didn't have a lot of personality but was efficient. The one we had tonight had both. read more

Amongst the choices is this small and unfriendly town...this is one of them. The food was fine...the fry bread was delicious but the toppings were bland and the lack of friendly service made this a place I will skip n the future. The twin rocks are really cool though and worth stopping to take a picture of. read more

Twin Rocks is SO GOOD!! We first stopped and picked up sandwiches on our way to a lake and they were so good we made it a point to drive back and have breakfast there the next day even though we were staying in Monticello. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful and unique and the service was great. We also picked up some goodies from their little store like local flour, blue corn meal, beans, etc. We will definitely be back! read more

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This little gem nestled near monument park is extremely short staffed yet they delivered our food quickly. The food was great the staff nice and very hard working. I would highly recommend this place to eat at. Be kind to the staff because although there might be a little wait they are doing there best to get everyone served. read more

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We had the best breakfast with blue corn pancakes, fresh eggs and bacon. Great very friendly service. Really one of the best meals on our trip through Utah. Highly recommended. read more

I want to say first and foremost Garrett the young man Who waited on us Friday was great and so fun! Service was prompt. Had never dined here before so was hesitant but order was great , hot homemade fries were perfectly delicious and Main dish was hot and cooked perfect as well . Wish we could go back but have left area! A must try! read more

We stopped in at Twin Rocks Cafe back in September when we went on a road trip to 4 corners, I was dying to try their indian Fry Bread Tacos! It was a bit out of our way but definitely worth the extra trip! I will say the prices were a little hefty but so were the portions, the customer service was great but the food was amazing. The food was nice and hot when it came out, and the waiter was extremely friendly and helpful. We will definitely be making a trip back to Bluff UT specifically to come to this place! read more

What a great place for a road trip break. I had a fantastic omelet and coffee. The bread was so good too. Stopped in the adjoining shop too. Service was fantastic! read more

What a disappointment. The Twin Rocks Cafe was a regular stop for us between LA and Moab. For years. It was a warm and friendly place full of local folks with good, straight forward food and a wonderful gift shop full of interesting surprises. No more. New owners. The curse of sustainability. The atmosphere has been stripped of it's warmth and charm. The gift shop is a hollow space with a couple of shelves of hot sauce. And the menu is now full of new-age yuppie "cuisine". Three very small pancakes for $13. (With a miniature tangerine!) Where do these people think they are? Beverly Hills? Are they trying to cater to the 1%ers? The ones who can afford to shop at the trading post next door where a single strand turquoise necklace is $9,000. In Bluff Utah? Good luck with that. read more

Two coffees )probably 8 ounce) $10. .....Just skip! Drive up to Blanding, and go to one of the few coffee shops up there. I highly recommend Destination Awake. It's worth the 20 minute drive from Bluff. read more

We had the Blue corn pancakes and they were delicious! They were served with blueberries and strawberries. Service was fantastic, fast and our coffee cups were refilled frequently. read more

Delicious, fresh, creative cuisine. We sat outside on the patio and had a lovely brunch. Breakfast is served all day and lunch starts at 11am, so some of us had breakfast and some had lunch. We were pleasantly surprised but how fresh and tasty all of our dishes were. read more

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Twin rocks offers good vegetarian options in the tiny town of Bluff(with only 4-5 restaurants). Fry bread is popular in these parts so of course we had to get it. The vegetarian Navajo taco turned out to be huge and delicious. They also claim to have invented the Navajo pizza which is fry bread topped with sauce, pizza toppings and cheese. Our veggie special pizza was definitely yummy. The reason why they don't make it to 4 stars in by books is due to their service. The food took very long to come out, though it wasn't a busy evening. Also our waitress came off as rude when we asked her a couple of questions, not to mention the grim face. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Navajo pizza, pizza on a frybread - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

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Delicious! Healthy veggie scramble served with queso fresco and cute "bear's ears" made of the crispiest fluffiest fry bread ever. Great coffee, delicious blue corn pancakes-- wish I had time to sample more of the menu! The setting is gorgeous under the two red rock pillars it's named for--and the decor includes historic photos to muse over. read more

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Well, my most recent visit kind of bothered me. I was pleased that they can now serve fry bread as ash bread (maybe it's been an option before, but I did it this time) but discovered near the end a fairly large piece of tinfoil under my bread. It was obviously there when served. The waitress told me this can happen when they unwrap it. She offered to get me some more tea, and I heard her tell the cooks in the back about it. And that was it. No real apology, nothing offered but another tea refill. No offer to bring me some free pie or reduce the bill or even just give me the $2.50 ice tea for free. Handled poorly. Not cool. You gotta do something for the customer in this situation and they dropped the ball. read more

Oh my gosh. What an awesome looking diner in the middle of Navajo Country. Located at a major junction in the middle of the wilderness, it looked like a road-trip, route-66-fantasy-induced mirage. By the way, when I say major junction, I didn't mean artery-of-modern-America-mega-freeway junction. I meant a major route between the towns in this beautiful wilderness. So beautiful and vast is this country that we could see storm clouds, complete with lightning, hovering over land miles away. Anyway, this awesome looking mirage of a cafe is nestled against the buttes. It has a large private parking lot, a wall-to-wall patio and air-conditioned interior. Half of this building is a restaurant and the other half is a comprehensive gift shop. With a large entry and comfortable and clean restrooms separating the two. There is no wifi anywhere in the area so don't bother. You'll need to upload those beautiful photos some other time. Use this time to be in the moment and absorb the absolute timelessness of this exquisitely stunning land. The Navajo Burger uses fry bread instead of buns. You must try at least one item that says "fry bread" on it at least once while you're in the area. The regular burger is big and juicy. The chicken tenders for the kids was not dry. The kid's meal came with a bag of chips. The fries was spiced and as very good. The service was quick, friendly and efficient. The price was very reasonable. read more

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Everything was from a can or tasted terrible. We didn't even finish our food. My kids had grilled cheese and it tasted terrible! Do not stop, avoid. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Front of the restaurant - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Delish! We shared the Navajo carnitas taco between two adults and it was so satisfying! We ordered to-go but they was an hour wait for this popular restaurant which is well worth a stop! read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - a salad in a foil container - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah

Stopped her on our way to Moab from Monument Valley. Cute location, good food. My daughter and I had the BLTs and they were loaded with bacon. My sons Navajo Taco was delicious. My husband had the fry bread burger and he's still craving it! read more

Food was so good and unique choices abound. Really tough to decide. The waitress was nice and efficient. I bought some of their magical seasoning to take home. But be advised that breakfast with coffee for two was $50+ tax so it is not cheap! We were on vacation so it was ok, but I think that's a new record for breakfast that wasn't a buffet brunch type affair. read more

Driving from AZ to Moab, we struck gold when we found Twin Rocks Cafe. Situated in a breathtaking area, we were shocked by the beauty. And then there is the food. Oh my goodness!!!! I had the Navajo taco with traditional chili. So good!!!! My husband had a cheeseburger Navajo taco - two cheeseburgers sitting side by side in fry bread. The Navajo taco shell was the traditional fluffy yet crispy fry bread, topped with chili, refried beans, rice, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, and sour cream. It was huge and tasty and nicely spicy (not horrible, though). My husband's cheeseburger was a unique and tasty dish, as well. The bathroom is also very clean (a good thing to know for the weary traveler). Oh, and there is ice cream (as if you'll have any room for dessert after the huge lunch servings). And there is a great gift shop. Perfect for those needing or wanting to get gifts. And the view! Holy moly, it was stunning!!!!! read more

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Absolutely fabulous restaurant. Had a great breakfast and our server was very professional! The setting was great with the back drop of the Twin Rocks! read more

Management here is horrible. I witness a young couple coming in looking for a job and the manager was very rude to them. She acted as if she was slammed and there was only a few people there at the time. Then after they left she was trash talking them. Unreal I will not be back. For a small town I expected so much better. I will not support a place that can treat someone looking for work like that. Be thankful these kids wanted a job most prefer to have things handed to them then they get talked down on. Discussed!! read more

Stopped in to get lunch. A local recommended the Navajo taco. I have eaten these all over Arizona my whole life, so I know what a good Navajo taco is. This was NOT a good Navajo taco. Canned ranch style beans do not belong in a Navajo Taco. Get it it right! read more

My husband and I stopped into this cafe for brunch on a Saturday, on our way from Moab to Nevada. There weren't many options in the area, but that doesn't take away from the lovely food and service (& view) at Twin Rocks. We had an an omelette and eggs Benedict, and they were fresh, generous, & delicious. Worth the stop! read more

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Great food. Service was a little slow because they had to remake the pancake batter for my breakfast because it didn't turn out how they wanted the first time. Hubby had "biscuits " and gravy, made with fry bread. I had blueberry pancakes made with blue corn, praline bacon and eggs. Delicious!! read more

The Navajo tacos and stew have fueled many of my adventures while hiking Cedar Mesa, Comb Ridge and the washes off the San Juan. I've twice bumped into old hiking companions while here. Make no mistake, this is not the fine cuisine you would have found at the old Cow Canyon post across the road. But the food is decent (not that you have many choices in town), and the adjacent trading post has some nice native arts and crafts. read more

Our first impression was from the amazing rock formations that surround this gem. The service was prompt and friendly. However, the food is absolutely amazing. We had breakfast and a word of advice get the praline bacon, ham, AND sage sausage. Each of these choice are winners. The cherry on top??? Honey and butter on your fry bread. This place is a treasure! Do not miss. read more

The Navajo tacos were good the service was A little surly and a little disappointing. I've asked for water cups after by the way that I tipped and never got a clean glass. I realize this is a no-frills kind of zone but after I tipped over expect some kind of service such as a clean water cup. read more

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Great spot in Bluff, Utah! Seated immediately for breakfast and was greeted by respectful service. Quiet ambience and clean dining room. Food came out in 15 minutes and it was INCREDIBLE. Huge portions. Eggs were delish and food was seasoned perfectly. I ordered the veggie Bennie with a corn hollandaise sauce, grilled vegetables, beans, and fry bread. I reccomend going here for a hearty + delicious breakfast. It is a bit pricy but the quality is great and ingredients felt fresh! read more

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When we got to the restaurant, which is clean, and nice. The outside was amazing, the two twin rocks towering over the building. We got our table quickly, and ordered. The food was great looking, and tasty. I got the "G.O.A.T." which had three eggs, ham, frybread (which was incredible) and potatoes. read more

Twin Rocks Cafe - Cafes Near Me - Bluff, Utah