We are from Hawaii and are roadtripping across the country. We were looking for some food on our…read moreroute and found this gem of a pizza place. The restaurant is clean (including the bathrooms) and very family friendly with games to play while you are waiting. This is not fast food however it is definitely worth the wait. You might want to call ahead if you're in a hurry. We waited about 30 minutes for our order (large combo pizza and breadsticks). The staff is very friendly and helpful. We found out that this is a family owned and run restaurant. The breadsticks were amazing--the best we've ever had and the pizza reminded me of the old school Pizza Hut--not the greasy mess that it is today. The toppings on the pizza were very generous as well. There is a salad bar but we didn't try it. They offer calzones as well that look huge--if we ever come back this way, will definitely try! Thank you for the great food and memorable visit!

What an amazing find! Everyone in our family agreed this is the best pizza we have ever had,…read moreincluding the gluten-free cauliflower crust pizza. The owners came out and talked to us personally and were so friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend this gem!

We were on our way from Zion to the Delicate Arch. Looking for a place to stop for dinner. After…read morestopping in a gas station, I read a few reviews of this place. What a find! We love to support local businesses so we were happy to give them a try. The guy who helped us is a retired photographer who is very welcoming and has some amazing photos on the wall. He said "everything is made fresh, every day". The service was great, and so was the pizza! My husband is a "pizza snob" from around Philly (so he knows pizza) and he gave them a solid 8/10. We met friendly customers who were quick to share sight seeing tips! If you're hungry for good pizza and you're on the area, this place is worth the stop!

From the outside it's hard to tell that this is actually some of the best pizza around. The prices…read moreare so reasonable, the service is so friendly, and I can't believe how good the pizza was. My kids kept saying these were the best breadsticks they've had in their lives!

It was good, the service was good, I liked it. Could've used more sauce. Pizza was great. It's…read morepretty basic inside. Definitely felt like it was the best of the available options to us on our trip.

We didn't find much of interest to eat in Torrey, but while driving to Capitol Reef, we passed by a…read morebillboard for Curry Pizza, proudly exclaiming that they were featured on DDD. Guy Fieri has never done me wrong, so we booked a trip over after settling into our hotel for the evening. We decided to order online since we find pizza usually takes a little while to cook. Our estimated pick up was 30 minutes after order. When we stepped in, it wasn't that busy for a Monday April evening, with only two tables occupied. We were greeted by the cashier and told it wasn't quite ready yet. The order ended up taking 40 minutes total. One thing we immediately noticed was that the pricing in store didn't match pricing online. For example, the Bhinda Special Pizza Medium Size we ordered for $17.95 online was $21 in store, and the Garlic Naan was $4.50 online but $5.50 in store. I guess they have some updating to do. Bhinda Special Pizza, Medium ($17.95 online) - The pizza is pretty unique since it doesn't use a traditional pizza dough and instead is on a naan-like base. The edges of the naan are crisp, but the interior portion are unfortunately dry and tough. It's oblong in shape and completely flat, unable to bubble up due to the toppings. The crust is honestly not very good. It's very floppy, dense and tough. While advertised as being a 12" pizza, I measured it at only around 11" by 10". The naan is first spread with a base sauce that gives off a tiny bit of heat, amplified by the fresh jalapenos placed on top. I don't eat too much Indian food so I can't really begin to describe the spice mix or the sauce used in lieu of tomato sauce. The flavors are layered pretty well though. They are quite generous with the toppings, although they don't overload the pizza so it's not soggy at all. There's chicken that's tandoori-style with pink edges, plenty of fatty mozzarella, garlic and ginger to add more flavor, then a variety of different vegetables, including cauliflower, mushrooms, and onion. (2/5) Garlic Naan ($4.50 online) - This is a really thin naan and is very tough in texture. There are crackly and bubbly bits, which look nice but doesn't make the texture any better. The naan is covered with a cilantro garlic mix that's quite sweet. It's about 14 or 15 inches in diameter, so it's probably equivalent to a large pizza in size. There's a bit of a smoky flavor. (2/5) Overall I found the naan from Curry Pizza to be subpar. Unfortunately they use it as a base for the pizza, making it tough and dense. It's a bad sign when I contemplate eating instant ramen over the food I ordered. I would not visit again. Bathrooms - Single unisex room

We arrived at this bar and restaurant as part of the Harvest Host program while passing through…read moreRichfield Utah on our RV trip. We went into the bar and restaurant and were greeted by the hostess who asked for out IDs so she could scan them. (They scan everyone's ID, so be sure to have it with you when you go into the establishment. There is a large selection of draft beers. The menu is pretty large with everything from sandwiches to pizza and tacos. We ordered a pepperoni pizza and some carne asada tacos. The tacos were amazing and their pico de gallo was very tasty. The pizza was a good size for the price. This place is great. The food is tasty l, the beer is cold, and the seats are comfortable. Most important of all, the prices are absolutely reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. This is a must visit for my return trip to Richfield.

Bar 86 is a nice watering hole in an alcohol free desert known as central Utah. Primarily looking…read morefor a place to eat we stopped by on our trip from the Red Rock country of Southern I Utah to Salt Lake City. The bar is a bit off the I-70 freeway, but not too far. It is spacious inside with large tables and a friendly, welcoming staff. I had a margarita with my lunch; only one though because I was driving. It wasn't strong but was tasty enough. The beers are mostly domestic with only one micro brew selection but there were plenty of national brand choices. The food was home made and not bad for bar food. I had a Pittsburgh cheese steak sandwich that I thought was good. I ordered it with a side salad instead of fries as I had also ordered the loaded Pastrami fries which came with cheese, pickles and mustard on top. It was a bit too rich and heavy for my taste and the flavors didn't really work well together. Maybe without the mustard I would have liked it more. Not a bad place for a rest stop or a reasonable local hang out as well with some decent food.

Good local pizza in Richfield, Utah, USA. There are large windows if you are dining in. Great views…read moreof the surrounding area. We bought a large one topping pizza with two drinks. It was $22. Kind of expensive, but things are expensive right now in America's economy. The pizza was somewhat thick. Not deep dish though. I enjoyed 4 slices from the large pizza. The person I was with ate 3 slices. We had four slices remaining to take with us in a box. So you get a lot for a large pizza. The only bad part was the booth tables weren't wiped down. I guess they were pretty busy. No time to bus the tables. Other than that, it was an enjoyable experience with good pepperoni pizza.

For the price this was a no brainer. I believe it was 8.99 for the pizza and salad buffet. It was…read morenothing fancy but the selection and taste were delicious. The workers were busy taking customers and making sure the food was stocked. It was paper plate dining but the ambiance was a fun feel. Really enjoyed this place.

Our family has been coming here since the Fat Jack's days, and it remains our favorite spot for…read morecheese sticks, hands down. The aesthetic is exactly as we remember it from 25 years ago, which we love, and the service has always been great. The food speaks for itself. The cheese sticks are unmatched, the pizza is excellent, and the calzones are a must. I especially recommend the Philly version with steak, onions, and peppers dipped in marinara. One note: the Alfredo dipping sauce seems to have changed since our last visit. It's my wife's favorite and she noticed right away. Hoping it finds its way back to the original recipe!

My favorite stop when visiting my home town. The cheese sticks should not be skipped…read more Locally owned and operated and in a fantastic historical building filled with vintage treasures. Service is always excellent and there is plenty of seating for groups of all sizes.

Good food, great service, and the nicest people you'll meet. I highly recommend them.read more

This gas station-turned-pizza place is a local favorite, if you're from Castle Dale or nearby. I am…read morenot, but as I was driving through, I stopped to grab some lunch and learned firsthand what the appeal is about. Everything is made to order so you're guaranteed a fresh meal. I enjoyed my salad, since I had a hankering for something lighter on this warm summer day. There's indoor and outdoor seating and it's got a rustic, small town feel. The staff were friendly and got us taken care of quickly.

Great food and even better service…read more Rim Rock Patio was a great stop for us. The food was honestly way better than I expected for a small town spot. We ordered a medium Hang'em High pizza with Canadian bacon, sausage and pepperoni and it was exceptional. The Tucson tamale was packed with flavor and tasted homemade. My youngest ordered the baked pasta but swapped the marinara for pesto and it came out perfect. Everyone left happy. The service is what really made the meal stand out. Our server was incredible. She never let my Diet Coke get empty. Not once. She was friendly, fast and the kind of person who makes you feel taken care of the entire time. She was the definition of great service. The place has a relaxed Torrey vibe and the pricing was fair for what you get. Hot food, good portions and a team that clearly cares. If you are in Torrey, Rim Rock Patio is absolutely worth stopping for. Great food and even better people.

We stopped here after hiking Capitol Reef. Service was great! The server was quirky and fun…read more Food was good! We had 3 large pizza's: Hawaiian, the meat lovers, and of course the Supreme. Our our complaints - and they're not really complaints - The pizzas are really doughy. We saw someone get thin crust after we ordered, so apparently we missed it on the menu. I would just suggest that perhaps the server ask if customers want thin crust when ordering. Secondly, the meat pizza took way longer than the other 2 pizzas. Apparently they ran out of something and had to run to get the ingredients. Wish they would have asked if we wanted to wait or order a different pizza. No discount or anything offered for the wait (about another 20-25 mins after we got the other pizzas). All in all a good visit

Best chicken Alfredo I've had in a long time. Apparently i need 85 characters to post this so now…read moreI'm just rambling

I never physically went to this establishment as my friend picked up our pizzas. I ordered the BBQ…read morechicken pizza and wacky bread and while I was pretty impressed with the pizza the bread just wasn't very tasty... I was definitely expecting a knockoff of crazy bread but what I got was pretty dry and tasteless, any the side of marinara was definitely straight up unspiced tomato sauce. I was inclined to give this place a 3 but it was a very cheap pizza. I might stop in for a pizza again and skip the bread.

Staying in Bicknell after visiting Capitol Reef National park and needed a place to eat dinner…read more This place had lots of positive reviews so this was our choice. Wow! Reviews didn't lie! It's located in Torrey- you can spot the gravel parking lot with lots of cars in front. In fact we actually didn't see the restaurant because there were 2 rows of cars parked in front-a good sign! The menu was varied- from pizza ( more about that later), steak, salads, sandwiches, trout, mexican food. Good selection of alcoholic drinks, beer and soft drinks and even ice cream floats. The meals came with a choice of salad or soup and choice of baked or mashed potato, fries or vegetables. I ordered the steak sandwich which was strips of steak with grilled vegetables -onions and peppers, cheese and a spread of guacamole. It was served on crusty ciabatta bread. I asked for no added salt on the steak and they graciously accommodated me. It was nicely seasoned and didn't need the extra salt. The meat was nice and tender. Hubby ordered the starter dish taco (2) and it had a large piece of battered fried fish. It was crispy and moist. It could be an entree! I saw other diners order the burger and it was thick and large. Another party ordered the large pizza- let me tell you it was huge-almost big as a lazy susan. It could easily feed four or more. And the price was so reasonable- $23 for the premium pizza and $22 for the others. Looking around, all the meals that came out were generously portioned. No wonder the place was full! In spite of the steady flow of customers, the staff was very friendly and helpful and came by to refill waters. We didn't have to wait too long for the food in spite of the busyness. For those wanting a good meal after a day in the park, come here!

Tonight i decided a big meal after the hikes. So Steak n Potatoes and a vege. No bread served. No…read morebutter. Signs say breakfast all day but menu is lunch and dinner at night. The other dish was chicken enchaladas and rice. No tortillas, no beans. On the dry side , so just this one time. The ribeye was very good, with mushrooms and grilled onions. Our service was nice and they checked on us a couple times.