The restaurant at the Lodge at Bryce Canyon is an oasis of fine food. If you are a foodie travelling in this part of the world, coming upon this gem is like finding water in the desert. If i stayed here a week I'd eat every item on the menu (buffet excluded), but with only one day I savored the... More

We went based on a recommendation of a fellow hiker and were not disappointed. We dragged ourselves in after a long day of travel and hiking, a bit grubby but they welcomed us anyway. the Dining room was lodge-like - cozy and warm with country club-ish table settings. the service was fantastic - 1st class. The food was a bit... More

We had lunch in their restaurant and I quite like the dark wood, amber lampshades and furniture embellished in a rustic way. Our waiter, handsome as could be, was perfect. My strange request for white vinegar (us Canadians put it on our fries) was met with a puzzled look but he had the chef put some in a little container... More

My husband and I ate here for lunch and dinner. Lunch was good; dinner was excellent. Good service and I thought the prices were reasonable. Atmosphere was really nice since it was the old lodge. Really enjoyed it!

We had breakfast at the lodge in May. We couldn't eat the food. It was hideous. And, the servers were running around like the "Keystone Cops" but accomplishing little. Bottom line: It ain't the Ahwahnee. In fact, Denny's would have been wonderful. Stay away!

The food was barely edible. The Chef at Bryce canyon should be embarassed, he should take a trip to Yellowstone Lodge to see what can be accomplished in a National Park.

I was visiting Bryce Canyon with a friend that recommended we eat here. The food was really good and the service was fine - not exceptional. I had the elk chili and Sonoran salad with duck breast. My friend had the jalapeno/cream cheese/ bacon rangoons and the seafood risotto. We were not disappointed. We were there on a Saturday evening... More

My husband and I were staying at the lodge (Sunset Point room), and we had dinner at the Lodge restaurant all 3 nights and had breakfast there one morning. We talked about going outside the park for dinner to mix it up, but the convenience made it worth eating there each night. The food was fairly good; nothing to rave... More

Dinner at a National Park lodge. Good to very good steak special, perhaps a bit overpriced, but location, location, location. A gorgeous setting accompanied I'm sure by many challenges trying to run an upscale restaurant. Would definitely return.