On St Patrick's day we had the luck of the Irish and won the lottery to hike Angels Landing in Zion NP! My wife was too scared to hike the dangerous/best part. But my son and I did it, and the dangerous hike was well worth it for the amazing views!!! This is so far the best hike we've ever hiked!

The hike is beautiful, but not for the faint of hearted. The scouts trail up is strenuous but doable uphill, and angels landing you need to be very careful. The whole experience is amazing though, definitely worth it.

Even if playing the lottery can get a little annoying, hang in there! It is worth it! If you are in decent shape, you can hike this; it’s really not as grueling or scary as some make it out to be! I did it at the end of my first trimester. Have confidence :) I saw all ages of people on this hike that made it to the top. Although, I can see you having an issue if you’ve got a bad fear of heights; at some points, the climb is vertical and it gets steep. It is a really fun journey to get up there and you will feel accomplished and happy that you did it. You will also see cool condors and aggressively cute chipmunks that aren’t shy to beg for your snacks. If I were to do it again, I’d pack a lunch to eat at the top. Pack plenty of water and wear sunscreen! Wear decent shoes though for sure. I wore a pair of Brooks Glycerins and did just fine.

Such a beautiful hike. It is strenuous but with the views. Much of the path is paved so easy to walk on. Must register ahead of time if you want to be able to hike to the top portion of Angels landing where the trails are more narrow and they have chain to help you pull yourself up.

Absolutely gorgeous! A strenuous hike that's worth it when you get to the top! It was a bit icy and dicy so only got as far as the 3rd set of chains but still amazing!

Hiking Angels Landing in Zion National Park was an unforgettable adventure for me. The trail started with a challenging climb up Walter's Wiggles, a series of steep switchbacks offering glimpses of the stunning Zion Canyon below. The highlight of the hike was the nerve-wracking but exhilarating narrow ridge leading to Angels Landing, where chains provided much-needed support along the sheer cliffs. Reaching the summit rewarded me with a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view that left me in awe. It's an absolute must-do for anyone seeking both adventure and the beauty of nature.

Just did this trail right before the lottery went into effect. It was amazing!!! A bit scary for January as there was ice and snow on the trail. Some yak tracks helped in those places. This is worth the hike. My 11 yr old son and made it to scouts landing in about 45min of steady walking then it took another hour to make it up to the peak. In Jan there was not as many people as I've been told are there in the summer. Take your time and be respectful of those going up and down. There are plenty of passing locations that are wide enough to wait for a group to move through. The wiggles are pretty icy right now (in Jan) so stick to the edges and walls.

AWESOME hike! I was lucky to get a permit and hike Angel's landing, it was an amazing experience. Would love to do this again! The views are breathtaking!

Finally did it! Beautiful trail, not as scary as promoted especially with permits (not as many people) NOTE: permit is required and to get it you need to win a lottery which you can apply 3 month before or a day before a hike

Am absolutely gorgeous hike, I greatly miss the days when it did not require a permit. However, definitely try to get one, because the view is breathtaking

This is one of the most beautiful but challenging hikes in zion national park. This is a moderate to hard trail mostly due to the elevation changes and the switch backs to ascend to the start of the final ascent where the chain portion starts. You will need a permit to hike past scouts landing, which is where the chain section starts. There are a few spots on this section that are a bit intimidating. There are a number of spots that are a vertical climb with the chain, which I would advise people to take it slow and steady. The challenge is definitely worth the destination as you get a beautiful view of the park. I would HIGHLY recommend that you go early if you have that permit. We had a permit for before 9am. We got there around 7:30 which was the perfect time. Past 9am there were a lot more people hiking it which made the already daunting trail even more intimidating. If you aren't afraid of heights, this is definitely worth the hike.

Magnificent amazingly beautiful. I love the drive so many beautiful views, bighorn, day hikers. It’s a mountain drive with many many switchbacks. Drive careful watch out for deer and bighorn. Don’t forget to bring your bottles and get spring water at the visitor center.

Beautiful chekered mountain and natural rock formation covered under the snow

We did a quick stop to see the checkerboard mesa. It’s definitely unique and interesting, and the road from the East entrance to the south entrance is very scenic. However, if you don’t have enough time, this viewpoint can be skipped. (Follow me on IG ➡️ miss_dawang)

It was snowy and our initial destination was the summit between Checkerboard Mesa and Crazy Quilt Mesa. We made it about 0.3 miles before we decided to turn around. Still, the walk was beautiful. In the snow it would require some scrambling over snow that did not look technical. Enjoy!

A must-see for geology nerds. While the sign warns there are no toilets on the trail there are none at the parking lot either. What's that all about?

Love this. I haven't seen it since the 80's so I decided to drive 1500 miles and see if it was still as awesome as I remember. It was.

Beautiful view of Zion national Park and Angels' Landing. S22 Ultra zoom capacity. 👍

Took the backroad hike to see this instead of entering from the marked entrance (took 4 hours or so). Really nice but it’s monsoon season (end of July), so got rained on heavily after looking at this view! Freezing!! You can see Angels Landing below from this view!

It was awesome, reaching the top of Angles landing is adventurous and tiring but it’s worth doing it, the view is breathtaking. If you are planning make sure you carry at least two liters of water, and is okay with height wear good pair of hiking shoes. Plan well in advance and best time is when temperatures around 70s 75 and higher may be difficult and get tired quickly. Some parts at peak has no chain you will have to balance and walk, certainly it is not for picnic but for daring and adventurous ones it should be in your todo list.

Well worth the drive. Ignore the signs leading in that say “no parking you must take shuttle”. There is in fact parking at the trail head.

Great hike! East Mesa trail runs from the canyon floor to one of the highest points in Zio. The lower portion is a steep hike out of the canyon. Turn offs to Weeping Rock and Hidden Canyon. Echo Canyon is a cool short slot canyon then you are exposed all the way to the point (~2 miles) Some steep drop offs through switch backs up face to the rim. Rim path is fairly wide. Incredible view of the valley. Looks down on Angels Landing! We did it in about 5:30 in 103 degree temperature... almost turned around several times... but we made it! Went through about 5.5 liters of water b/w 3 of us.

This is a strenuous trail. I’m not professional in hiking. I just do it for fun sometimes cuz we live in Dallas, TX - where is pretty flat. Ok so I decided to hike to the Observation Point. I started at at 2pm. It took us 3.5 hours to get to the top. I stayed there around 45 mins and got back. On the way go up, I only saw people coming down. When I got to the top, we thought we were the only people there. Fortunately, there were three other Canadian guys showed up. It turned dark and we five went down as a group. It was scary. No lights, steep trail, and we ran out of water & food. My toes was hurt. 2 hours got down at 8pm. Then our hope ended, there was no shuttle operation. We were at Weeping Rock (station 7) and walked to the station 5 which is the Zion Lodge (45 mins). We were happy when saw lights and people. There were a guy live there and took us to the parking lot at visitor center. God bless him! That’s been my best experience ever! Before hiking this trail, please remember: 1. Start it early - not like me. 2. Bring more water & food - don’t underestimate. 3. Read the shuttle schedule. 4. Bring flash lights. 5. Equipe good hiking shoes. 6. Group with other people when it turns dark. Hope you enjoy the breathtaking view! At least I had a great view of the Milky way on the way down :)

The first 2 miles are just a mellow path through the woods, but there are some secret viewpoints and then of course, Observation Point, which is spectacular and worth the effort. Parking can be tricky. Search for "HikingGuy Observation Point Zion" for a video and full guide on the hike.

Zion National Park is an American national park located in southwestern Utah near the town of Springdale. A prominent feature of the 229-square-mile (590 km2) park is Zion Canyon, which is 15 miles (24 km) long and up to 2,640 ft (800 m) deep. The canyon walls are reddish and tan-colored Navajo Sandstone eroded by the North Fork of the Virgin River. The lowest point in the park is 3,666 ft (1,117 m) at Coalpits Wash and the highest peak is 8,726 ft (2,660 m) at Horse Ranch Mountain. Located at the junction of the Colorado Plateau, Great Basin, and Mojave Desert regions, the park has a unique geography and a variety of life zones that allow for unusual plant and animal diversity. Numerous plant species as well as 289 species of birds, 75 mammals (including 19 species of bat), and 32 reptiles inhabit the park's four life zones: desert, riparian, woodland, and coniferous forest. Zion National Park includes mountains, canyons, buttes, mesas, monoliths, rivers, slot canyons, and natural arches.....

Very nice small museum. Lots of good information. Lots of photographs about Zion National Park, how it began, early settlers, indigenous people, and related topics. The shuttle bus makes frequent stops near the museum. Beautiful views from the back. We loved it.

Beautiful, beautiful park. They have had triple the amount of visitors likely because of Instagram so they've had to adjust. I love the free shuttle ride inside the park. Lots of picnic spots, deer come up so close you can almost touch them. Fresh clean air, bright stars, plenty of restrooms, and even a spa near the entrance! Can't wait to go back.

A great stop on the shuttle. It was very interesting and the staff was very informative. The movie wasn't playing at this time. There is a great area at the exit where you can just sit and reflect. It was wonderful.

Well curated museum with lots I interesting facts and good film about the park. Very educational. Highly recommended to come here before doing any activities in the park.

Beautiful view of the Temple and Towers of the Virgin. Great spot for for sunrise. The museum is closed itself but the viewing deck is wide open. The restrooms are open as well. There is also a water fountain to fill up your nalgenes or camelbaks.

Very nice building with great information. Convenient walk from the Visitor's Center. Recommend spending some time overusing their exhibits.

The museum has information about the all the people who have lived in Zions. There is also a 20 minute video you can watch that gives more information. The film shows every half hour. Depending on the day, you can even catch a ranger program about the geology of the park. We visited the museum in between hikes because it was an easy way to rest and lean about Zion National Park. Be aware that if you are taking the shuttle to the museum that it is only available on the shuttle returning to the visitor center. It is like a 15 minute walk from the visitor center and my family enjoyed walking in the canyon to the museum.

We enjoyed this stop in Zion. The ranger on duty was very friendly, guiding us with good tips and information. We enjoyed learning more about the parks attractions in the theater presentation as well as the displays of how humans have interacted with the park over the years. Bathrooms were clean and located at the end of the parking lot.

If you are staying in the Zion, this is a great place. You walk out your cabin and right onto trails with amazing vistas. This is a fabulous park and if you love the outdoors, this is a must see. The staff at the Lodge is helpful and friendly. We had an excellent breakfast. The room are comfortable with coffee makers and small refrigerators. The rooms have a deck and in the middle of the day we sat in the sun and soaked up the warmth.

Rooms have a southwestern vibe. They are spacious and have a warm feel. The surrounding views are amazing. The mountains are right out your door. The restaurant on site has a wide selection and with good food. Great place to get away from the world and enjoy nature.

Nothing better than staying in the park and being able to walk to trails or jump on a shuttle at the lodge. The room was wonderfully decorated and had all the amenities you could want. Internet access was a bit sketchy, but overall it was a delightful stay. While sitting out on the porch and enjoying a beer we had many encounters with deer and turkeys on consecutive evenings. Great views as well!

One of my favorite places in US national park, no TV, no a good wifi and cellular reception I don't expect and need to get those completely surrounded in the canyon. Food in restaurant was great and won't forget an cold amber IPA after 4 hr tracking... Staying a night was so special for night tracking and looking for stars.

Are you planning on hiking outside of park hours and using the Lodge as a way to do that? Then maybe this place is worthwhile for you. I stayed in the M cabins and the shower curtains looks like they haven't been replaced in years. The ceiling fan can't be turned on without the lights on, and if you wake up in the middle of the night you have a 50/50 chance of seeing a cockroach. It was great staying in the park, but we might try the hotel next time.

The Lodge is simply in the most spectacular location. This was our first stop on a Multi-state road trip. The Lodge was the nicest location. The view of the night sky, the canyons and surrounds are unparalleled. The accommodations were fine - the rooms were clean but you could tell this was the first warm spell in a while because the AC smelled bad. The bathrooms were clean but obviously see a lot of use. We loved our stay and do recommend it.

A review for the restaurant. We weren't expecting much from a place inside the park. But prices were more reasonable then inside Springdale, food was delicious, workers were very nice. Service a bit slow, but it looks like they don't have enough waitstaff. Great views from on outdoor deck.

The cabin we stayed in was great. Clean with just the right amount of rustic qualities that you want from a cabin. No musty smell. Everything works including the gas fireplace operated by remote control. Would love to stay here again. The lodge has a Disneyesque quality to it, and that is not a slam. It's nice with lots of people moving through in quick succession. Bathrooms stay clean, everyone gets fed.

Nice place to stay before your hike. I liked the old style rooms and back door for patio. Room was clean. Room did not have fridge but we went there during winter so never needed one. Basic amenities were available. Enough parking space. Close to trails and they have their restaurant with good selection of food. Breakfast is worth it. Gift shop is also nice. Overall good experience.

Great home base for the hikes. They don’t provide cleaning unless you ask. That is a hassle but still a great location. Would stay again. Images are night shots from the main visitor area and a few others of the area. Deer were super close. Book this place if you can! Yeah, wow!

Foods are fine. My girlfriend did not like it because she is not too used to eat Mexican foods. I personally feel ok about it. Restroom is quiet dirty and they do have extra restroom across the street, which is not clean either. We did see waitress loading sauces on the top of the shelf standing on top of chairs with their shoes on, they did not clean the chairs after. I do not have a recommendation on dishes in this restaurant.

Had the chicken enchilada plate followed by the carrot cake. Both were exceptionally tasty. That and the attentive and courteous wait staff made for an excellent lunch. Oh, and the outdoor patio where we dined offered some outstanding scenic views. This place is definitely on my go back too list.

Oscar's Cafe is an amazing gastronomy experience. Food is fresh, healthy and in large portions. We enjoyed the shrimp tacos, and salmon salad. Both cooked to perfection. The views of Zions Canyon are great. This is a wonderful open air restaurant that I would highly recommend.

What a treasure!!! We heard on the trails that Oscar's Cafe is amazing. Large portions. Enough for 2 people. So true. We loved it!!! And Sean was a great waiter. He went over and above. All of us loved our meal. The salad with salmon is my new favorite meal coast to coast. Perfect blend of flavors with amazing dressing. Too bad I live 2000 miles away. Burgers and chicken actually fill the large bun and are delicious. Sweet potato fries and regular fries are amazing and the fish tacos are really good, too. We plan to come back tomorrow before leaving for home. Still amazing on day 2. Thank you!!!

We came here back to back days. Both times, the wait was short, so we were thrilled. Things we ordered: Chicken burrito, Philly cheesesteak, Maui burger, chicken salad, pulled pork sandwich. Everything we ordered was to our satisfaction except our lunch of pulled pork sandwich and Philly, both of which seemed light on the meat considering how much bread there was on both sandwiches. Portions are a great size, otherwise. Service was great both times - very friendly waiters and the food came out very fast. Love being able to sit on the covered patio. We will be back next time we’re in Zion!

Delicious. We enjoyed our waiter Harry. He was personable and full of knowledge. We had a wonderful time. We sat outside and the views of Zion was breathtaking. The food is spot on and enough for 2 meals. I loved the pork verda burrito. The murder burger was cooked to perfection. If you like nachos, they wont disappoint.

Pork Tamales - crispy corn torts with cream cheese mix inside served over the best smoked pork this side of the Mississippi. Salad with basil dill vinaigrette, rice and beans also great. Carrot cake with unusually good frosting. Eat here. I popped into the other places around but they didn’t grab me - landed here based on star ratings. Great service too- bustling joint!

Exceptional guacamole! What a great start. It only got better from there! The chicken and chorizo burrito was flavorful and abundant. My lunch mates devoured their choices of the chicken enchilada and The murder burger was OUTSTANDING! The French fries were coated a bit and perfectly crispy! The atmosphere was casual, clean and artsy. Loved it!

Great spot right outside of the park. Huge portions, delicious food, and cold beer! We ordered the shrimp tacos, pulled pork burrito, and burger. Everyone enjoyed their meal and had leftovers for later in the day. We were able to sit inside, which was such a nice escape from the heat.

Wonderful, refreshing open air restaurant. Wait staff is incredible. Cruz was excellent at attending our table. We had the Impossible Burger and the Green Chili Patty Melt which were both GREAT. The sweet potato fries were an excellent flavor! Watching the birds fly in and out of the restaurant was wonderful-quite an entertaining experience. Will definitely come back here for the great tasting food when we return to the Zion National Park area.

A damn good burger and an excellent spicy chicken sandwich. French fries were perfectly crisp. Huge portions. Great, speedy service. Would highly recommend taking the Springfield shuttle from Zion for a lunch break.

Really lovely experience, from the word go we weren't welcomed warmly. The staff were absolutely excellent, faultless. The food is delicious, I had fried Brussels sprouts which were insanely good, and the mushroom pasta which was super creamy. It's a little on the pricey side but worth it. Loved it here. Really nice outdoor dining space too.

Pros: • Amazing customer service • Fresh and flavorful food • Unique and inviting atmosphere • Clean restaurant and restrooms Cons: • None Overall: If you are visiting Zion then you absolutely have to check out this food spot. We promise you won’t regret it! One of the best restaurants my girlfriend and I have been to hands down.

Our waitress was amazing! She took the time to chat with our son and tell him all the animals in the restaurant. She gave us recommendations on what to order, which the food was amazing too! Definitely a fun experience! The food is amazing, but it is different than most places. So if you're into trying new things or a twist on something ordinary (like their house made ketchup 😍) then this is the place for you!

Their food was absolutely amazing! It truly hit the spot after a long day of hiking in Zion. I had chips, salsa and guacamole as an appetizer, followed by shrimp tacos! It was all very delicious and filling. I also had a spicy Margarita! Yum! You can sit inside or outside, and they seem to accommodate customers without reservations also.

This place had a fantastic menu, live music a gorgeous back patio, great food and excellent service. We tried the yuca fries with their house sauce, elite, shrimp and veggie tacos, watermelon margaritas and the lime pie. We loved everything that we tried, the ingredients were fresh and after a long hike this was a great stop. It is also open until 10:30 which is great! The place is not too expensive and worth the price. This tex max place with a twist.

From the moment you walk in, there is lots of interesting art and decor. The restaurant has a lot of seating, inside and out, and the outdoor area has misters. The service was excellent- friendly and fast. Our food came very quickly after ordering. It was really fresh and tasty, although it was hard to choose what to get, since a lot of it sounded delicious. Their menus are really well labelled for dietary needs as well.

This is our second time coming to bit and spur and we love the food, the prices, the location, and the quality of food and drinks that they provide! We’re from Texas and love seasoning and spice and they can definitely accommodate! Their take on southwest cuisine is amazing and worth trying out when you visit Zion National Park! Their prices are reasonable and our server Rian gave us incredible recommendations which we took and loved!

The shrimp taco is so delicious, perfect seasoning and tenderness. The tuna poke has perfect dressing and flavoring, and the ribs and street corn are perfect too. The margarita is not particularly impressive but overall great experience.

We went for a late dinner and there are very few restaurants in town open after 9. Luckily Bit & Spur has the main restaurant open until 9:30. We've tried out quite a few restaurants in town and we've always been blown away but this one takes the cake. The margaritas were wonderful, we had an incredible server (I think her name was Alex), the food was AMAZING. There were limited options for my son because he's a picky eater. But he agreed to eat the pork chop. Which was a little pricey for a child to eat but oh my gosh it was one of the best pieces of meat I've ever tried in my life. I had the pot pie which was also delicious. We went exploring out back and found such a great atmosphere with area for the kids to roam and there was pleasant lighting. Such a great experience.

My daughter and I had a lovely thanksgiving lunch here. We started with the Brie appetizer which was good although I could’ve used more cheese and chutney. The sage pasta purses were very good and the duck dish was excellent. We finished our meal with some delicious pecan pie and ice cream. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. Make reservations in advance.

Celebrated our 45th anniversary. We started with a brie appetizer with cocktails. For dinner, I had short ribs, my wife had lamb shank. Both were tender and delicious. For dessert we had Italian lemon cake which was light and zesty, a perfect finish for such a filling meal.

A great restaurant with unbeatable views. If you elect to sit outdoors, you’re greeted by the incredible mountains that make up Zion National Park. Our server was particularly awesome, giving us his true and genuine recommendations and keeping the kitchen open an additional few minutes so we could get some dessert. 10/10 would recommend!

The red trout entree was so delicious full of aroma. Fish was freshly made with great texture and spice blends. The wild rice went well with seasonal vegetables like green chic peas and shredded daikon reddish. Shrimp pasta is also great and tasty! Definitely my favorite restaurant near Zion national park.

One of the best meals we've had in Utah. The trout dish was surprisingly well complemented by wild berries. The brisket was tender and moist, with the perfect barbecue sauce that was neither too mild nor strong. The boiled asparagus could be better prepared though. The tuna was okay, a bit on the salty side. The pecan pie was delightful, a perfect dessert for this season with a strong, thick crust and nicely spiced filling. The pumpkin pie was a huge letdown though, with an under-flavored filling and a soft crust.

This place was very good! We had reservations for 5:30 and got seated right away. The place was pretty empty around this time. The waiters were friendly and the service was fast. They had plenty of water to stay hydrated after a long day of hiking. We got the pesto pasta, meatloaf, purse pasta, lamb, and halibut. It was all very flavorful with large portions for a good price. Overall love this place will be back!!

Nice little upscale restaurant near Zion. Great service, solid menu and very good food for the three of us. Prickly pear sauce for duck was excellent, as was the duck itself. My son devoured his trout and wife enjoyed her filet on special. Overall, a good dining choice.

Really delicious food. Classics done really well. I had the mushroom risotto cake which was so cheesy and tasty. The beef rib was tender and saucy, the fries were cooked perfectly and the creme brulee dessert was so vanilla-y it was insane. A little on the pricey side but it is a ten minute walk from Zion. Staff were super nice throughout.

While we were in Springdale we got a table here as we had read great reviews for the place! The staff are very friendly and attentive and the premises has ample room both indoors and out. The setting for where this restaurant is located truely makes for a brilliant dining experience! They had Smoked Beef Short Ribs that looked amazing but sadly for me they had sold out, which must be a good sign. Thankfully our server was at hand to recommended that I try the SouthWest Chicken Breast, it was so flavourful and delicious! It came with a fresh avocado and mango salsa and this was paired with wild rice! My partner and our friend ordered the Purses with Sage Butter. Our friend said she first tried this dish in Italy about 10 years ago and the Spotted Dog was the first restaurant in the USA that she had seen this dish on the menu! If you're passing by on a holiday to Zion or if you live in the area you should book a meal in the Spotted Dog.

Came in after a long hike and everything went perfect here. No wait going in and our waiter Codey was exceptional. He was very attentive and made our experience here amazing. We tried the spinach dip he recommended and it did not disappoint. I had the beef short rib which had a nice sauce that went great with it. They had lamb shanks here which surprised me but it was super tender. The outdoor patio is the best seat here since you get a view of the canyons. Overall, exceptional service and tasty food. I’ll be coming back for sure to try more items.

Excellent food and Service! Went for dinner after our hike... from the excellent receptionist till we left our experience was superb, Food was delicious and in a very good portion, past and salmon were very very good. Our server was outstanding too, and when the check came, it was so worth it, highly recommended if you need to fill up good food after a long day!

Very good quality for a national park. Large selection of seasonal craft beers which are nice after a long hot day of hiking! Basic flavor on the burger but the quality is fresh, nice crunch on the lettuce and onion. Wasn't expecting the wings to be sweet, so I would've appreciated that detail on the menu (I prefer and expect wings to be tangy and spicy by default). The pretzel sticks are quite good but possibly slightly undercooked and doughy; the sauce pairings are a bit unconventional too, I prefer any type of mustard.

This is a gem, at the entrance to Zion National Park. A wide variety of food, we had an Elk burger and a regular cheese burger, plus a good choice of beers on draft. Folks are friendly and helpful.

Even if the beer had been no good, the view while drinking it after a day of hiking would have been worth it! But the beer was solid and the pub pretzels are even better! The mustard and cheese dips were absolutely delicious. While sitting on the patio enjoying the beer and food, we even got to see a couple mule deer casually stroll by the patio. If you are visiting Zion, this place is worth the stop!

I was super glad we stopped here, food was so good! Started with the pretzels, top 5 pub pretzels I have ever had without a doubt 😍 I got a cheeseburger with the seasoned fries and dang those were both delicious as well! Definitely a 5/5 stop for me!

Great views of the park from the patio, it's really at the park entrance! I definitely recommend the zion pale ale. We split the bacon jam burger and it really was delicious. I would go back and get the same thing. There was a wait for food but you can drink in the bar side while you wait. The staff was nice and accommodating.

Can’t even say enough how great of an experience we had here. Staff was awesome from the moment we walked in. We had a party of six and and found us a table on the patio with almost no wait. It was warm but they had mist in and it was a perfect day to sit outside and catch views of the park. We got the mango shrimp ceviche, to my surprise even our kids at it and it’s not something they normally would have. So fresh. We tried the juicy IPA it was delicious. We all ordered something different, the IPA siracha chicken club was cooked perfectly the flavors were on point. My daughter got the black bean burger and cleaned her plate. The pub tacos were three large tacos that were loaded and flavorful. We also had the kids chicken strips which was a lot of food for a kids mean and really tasty. Matt our server was great, the place was busy but he came around often was attentive and had great suggestions. I highly recommend stopping here if your in the area. (We devoured our meal and I was only able to snap photos after some started digging into their dinners)

Stopped in twice while I was there a couple weeks ago. The one time the girl who seated me got a quick attitude when I asked if I could sit outside (it was a nice day and there were other people sitting out there already, so not sure what the problem was). Aside from that, great atmosphere with friendly staff and great food. Not a fan of the green beans. Fish tacos were very good. Meatloaf and mashed potatoes were phenomenal.

Elk burger was really good, but there wasn't quite enough sauce. The chimichurri fries were delicious! Don't order if you don't like slightly soggy fries. Would recommend

Long hike in Zion National Park? Just walk out the front gate from the parking area and across the bridge.... a cold brew awaits you along with some great food. Just sit and take in the atmosphere... the Zion burger with fries will definitely hit the spot. The hummus and vegetable plate was excellent also. No trip to Zion is complete without a stop here.

Unsure if it was because we were wicked hungry from hiking all day or this place really has good food! But, we were over the moon happy with our meal. Decent portion sizes, quick service. In fact, for as crowded as restaurant was, with only a couple servers working the floor, the service was spot on, thank you, Dima. Highly recommend stopping here for eats or at least a beer after your day in Zion NP!

Popular place near Zion NP. I stopped in for a flight of beer and their wings for lunch. IPA and Sriracha sauce was actually very good with a little kick. The service was excellent!

Lovely brewpub on the edge of the park. A good range of beers in an extraordinary setting. Staff were helpful and friendly. Prices are good and I like that they do small pours. Great option for a beer after a long hike! Would absolutely go back, highly recommended.

I don’t drink beer, but this dark beer was really good, I liked it, the brownie was super good, and we shared with our fiends and it was perfect after the a great elk burger!! And the Chimichurri fries were delicious!!!! Really good spot after a long hiking and you just want to eat in that moment without going far!! Really good

After a day of hiking this place hit the spot! We had the white Sun pizza , so yummy! The waiter recommended the fire sticks, I loved them but my hubby not so much. I had a refreshing Ace pineapple cider and hubby loved the Plum sour beer. The simple green salad fed both of us with the most amazing Italian dressing! Great people, vibe and location. Sit outside in the grass and enjoy people watching!

Rushed here for pizza after a long hike through the Narrows and it hit the SPOT. Abbey was an awesome server and she recommended a totally delicious appetizer, Angel Fire Sticks. Highly recommend those—not as spicy as the menu leads you to believe (thankfully for us 😅). Would definitely come here again.

Had a loooong drive from LA and after a quick scenic drive we stopped here for some epic pasta and calzone. The service was amazing and the artwork is stupendous. The music and atmosphere is great with the subtle clanking of dishes, great music and quiet conversations. You won't regret stopping here and packing in some carbs.

Delicious food with a view!! Wonderfully friendly service. They have outdoors and indoor dining. I prefer the outdoor balcony seating since you have this wonderful view. This place is right on the main strip. I definitely recommend this place! Check them out.

We were happy we chose to eat here. Once evening hit it was evident this was the place to dine based on how full it was: The food was great, and the atmosphere is perfect. Service took a hit because host supposedly text me that my table was ready but I never received the text. It wasn’t until I kept seeing people seated that arrived after me that I asked and we were sat. She said the text didn’t work, not sure what that means.

I can’t say enough great things about Zion Pizza & Noodle Co!! This place is amazing! My favorite part is you can customize a half and half pizza with TWO different sauces! I’ve never been to a pizza restaurant that allows that! The dough is so soft and fresh, we had a yummy salad and the service was great. We ate here both nights for dinner while we were in Zion/Springfield. Great post hike recovery carbs!

This place is just outside the national park and we had to wait 40 mins to get a table of 5 for a weekend dinner. We ordered garlic bread which was rather disappointing I would say. It seemed it like it was the pizza base with cheese. The chicken pizza was good. I really liked the Linguine pasta with pesto sauce, very fresh and had mushrooms and chicken. Great flavor!

The best pizza in Springdale by far!!! Jalen is amazing. He's extremely personable, knows the menu like the back of his hand and he's a lot of fun. The Angle Fire Sticks are so simple yet so freaking awesome. If you go anywhere for lunch or dinner in Springdale, choose Zion Pizza & Noodle Company!

Amazing pizza, options for the whole family, even if it's "boring cheese" (their cheese pizza). We had the "cholesterol hiker" (meats and mushrooms) and a Thai chicken pizza (with peanut sauce, scallions, carrots and chicken). Both were perfectly cooked on a buttery, thin crust. This definitely hit the spot after a day of hiking. For those looking for beer, nice selection of local craft beers both in can and on tap, perfect for washing their pizza down!

The Pizza is all the same size - medium, which is plenty for 2 people. They have unique options to choose from, all the ones we chose were delicious. Draft beers are good as well. We tried the Wasatch Apricot Hefeweizen - light fruity notes, and refreshing. Good dinner spot.