Excellent place for breakfast or lunch for sure. Our server Jehiah was so nice, prompt and…read morecourteous 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

Great place to eat breakfast or brunch, just off the highway at the north end of Bluff. Check the…read morehours 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.

THEY NO LONGER SERVE ALCOHOL. This fact is NOT reflected on their website. Burger and fries were…read moresimple and adequate. Atmosphere is diner cozy. Service is fine. I was disappointed that I didn't get to sit with a burger and beer, but that's life on the road.

Seems this place was different then anticipated. The signs posted on the windows that said "not a…read morebar" and "no booze" would reflect that their policy may have changed from the web sites i saw. Just looked to be a greasy spoon type place. But there are not many choices in the area for food.

On Friday, June 12 Thelma gave us outstanding service for breakfast. She substituted blue corn…read moremeal (we can get only on the Navajo Nation) for potatoes (we can get anywhere). The corned beef hash and the sausage and eggs were great. The portions were large. Thelma's service was excellent as well as the food. The prices exceptionally good!

Breakdast was great Ordered the hambuger steak and eggs…read moreWife had pancakes and oatmeal. Portions were huge. Service is a little slow getting refills but food makes up for it.

While visiting the 5 National Parks in Utah, we stopped at The Over Bite restaurant in Monticello…read moreUtah. The food was great, the cookies and cinnamon roles amazing, and the hospitality even better. We highly recommend this stop!

Amazing breakfast and brunch menu! Everything is made from scratch and so…read moreMany healthy options. The coffees and cold brew were great. Highly recommend!

We're here for a marathon which was also to pick up all the gear and bibs. Afterward we took a…read morelittle stroll to check out the gift shop which was very cute. Loads of amazing American indian artifacts, gifts, pottery, jewelry and so much more. Hence we noticed the restaurant. It's towards the end of it. I think there's also an entrance from the hotel, which is part of it. We walked in to check out the menu and decided to try it out. Checked in with the hostess and added our name to the waitlist. It was about 20-25 minutes. It was fine, more time to browse the store. There's also an area that you could wait outside with a view of the mountains and plains but it was dark and pitch black. Once we were buzzed and seated. The table already had a carafe of iced water on it. All the tables did. Menu wise, limited but some nice dishes. Don't know if it changes seasonal or it's the same menu. Food wise, went with the Arizona fried chicken. Three pieces tossed in a southwestern batter and deep fried. Served with jalapeños slices. Also a choice of fries, mash potatoes or white rice and seasoned veggies which was corn. And a piece of grilled Arizona bread which is similar to pita bread. Chicken was quite nice and juicy. Batter was good, not too much of it and a nice crunch. It was quite nice. Also had a bowl of soup which was like chicken tortillas without tortilla chips. That was quite nice as well. And an order of the chili beans con carne. A southwestern favorite which was a bowl of chili with shredded cheese and onions and served a side. The beef was flavorful and very hearty. Food was good, service was great. All the staff were very friendly. We asked about breakfast but it's only served for hotel guest. As well as meals after 7pm. Also, they don't have alcohol. Non alcoholic, yes.

Despite being the only choice for dining when staying at The View hotel, it wasn't too bad. I had…read moretheir "chili beans con carne" entree, also known as simply "chili" back east, and it was good. The mix of meat to beans was generous and it tasted like the chili my mom used to make. My taste has moved on since that time, however, and I've had better, more flavorful bowls through the years. My wife's tacos were "standard lunchroom fare" she could have made at home. Still, the food was filling and the service was good. The view during dinner was amazing and served to distract us from the less-than-stellar meal. I recommend it for the view.

I love discovering places like this. We were passing through Monticello on our way to Moab. I had…read morejust got a speeding ticket and wanted to get out of the car and enjoy a coffee beverage somewhere. High Desert Cafe looked inviting, so we made a stop here. This place is pretty cool. The outside of the building is very colorful. High Desert Cafe is a coffee shop, gift shop and diner all in one building. We first checked out the gift shop area before getting our coffee. They have a number of shirts, blankets, jewelry, local stones and art for sale. High Desert Cafe has two separate counters - one for coffee and tea drinks and the other one for food. The food menu has a variety of sandwiches, burgers, salads, breakfast items, smoothies and ice cream. It was early, so we ordered breakfast burritos and coffee on it. The kitchen staff was nice and chatted with us while they cooked our food. There is a small dining area where you can eat your meal when it is ready. High Desert Cafe is a nice hidden gem to stop by if you are passing through Monticello.

I really liked this little cafe in Monticello! I was staying in an airbnb out here so I dropped by…read morethis spot in the morning while on a road trip to get breakfast. They had all the basic breakfast items, things like omelettes and pancakes, etc. They had a decent list of drinks too, and even though it wasn't on the menu they did make me a lavender london fog since they had the ingredients for it. The food was very filling and I left happy! The inside gives off a diner vibe, but slightly more upscale/indie? And they sell some independent products (e.g. lip balm, recipe books, etc.). Bathroom was pretty decent too, but there's only one stall so note that you may have to wait if a few folks are also dining there (was pretty quiet the random weekday morning I cam though). Plenty of free street parking available outside too. Overall it's a cute little spot for brunch if you're passing through Monticello.

I'm seeing mixed reviews for this place. But I'll honestly say I'd come here again in a heartbeat!…read moreI wish I'd taken pics of our lunch. I had the Navajo Burger with fries. The fries were amazing! Not your run of the mill frozen fries. These were fresh, hand cut fries. Hubby had the Beef Stew with fry bread and he loved it. Our server was unique. Pretty dry sense of humor but I appreciate that. If you're on the fence after seeing some of "those" reviews, do yourself a favor and stop in for a bite. You'll be happy you did!

As options were limited we took a shot and tried here. We…read morewere the only patrons at 3:00 pm. We sat down and ordered. Roast beef on frybread and a hamburger. Fries were homemade and served hot. Wife said hamburger was fine but greasy. I had the frybread and roast beef,no complaints other than it could have used a second slice of beef. Building was aged but the pictures showed it had history.

This place is a hidden delight. We stopped here after watching a high school football game and were…read moremore than impressed! We ordered 4 dishes and each was done incredibly well. The Elote and pork rinds were the perfect combination of texture and flavor, the braised Mutton Tostada was quite possibly the best mutton I've ever had, the glaze on the shrimp in the Fry Bread Chalupa was as good or better than the blue corn fry bread it was served over, and the Apple Pie Nachos were a pleasant end to an outstanding meal. The service was excellent. We didn't have to wait long to be seated and our food came out quickly. The pricing was very reasonable and the inside atmosphere is welcoming with a comfortable aesthetic. We loved the Navajo influence on several of the menu options. This place is definitely worth a try. We will absolutely be back!

There was a little bit of a wait, but well worth the wait!…read moreThe pozole and the taco salad were delicious!! Best chips and salsa! Everything is homemade.

Food, service and ambiance were all top notch. Charles gave service with a smile and a laugh.read more

This is a great place to sit and enjoy dinner. The food is pretty good, I wouldn't say it's…read moreanything special but it's pretty good. The service is GREAT and they are so sweet and welcoming. I really would recommend going here to eat.

Food was good and had a lot of options to choose from but felt more on the pricey side alltho I…read morewasn't able to finish my entire meal ambiance is good and owners are nice.

Excellent food, fast and friendly service!…read more Chicken bacon salad. Lots of bacon and grilled chicken that was cut into bite sized pieces. Also had tons of tomatoes, hard boiled egg and julienned carrots. House salad dressing was a sweet vinaigrette and was perfect. Husband had a very large cheese burger with chili. The chili was homemade and authentic. And the hamburger itself was a fresh patty..not frozen (my husbands an expert).