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"One of Springdale’s woman-owned local restaurants, Cafe Soleil offers healthy, casual American comfort food. Some standout dishes include the breakfast croissant with eggs and a choice of meat, veggies, or cheese; a long list of paninis and wraps (including choices for vegetarians with hummus, sun-dried tomato pesto, and feta); and gourmet individual pizzas. Live music is occasionally on offer, too."

"Café Soleil isn’t your average health-food restaurant; it’s funky, yes, but it’s laid back and not a bit pretentious. Not only is it a great place to dine, but many customers stop by to get a sandwich or wrap on their way into the canyon for a day of hiking. Because all of the food at Café Soleil is made from fresh, healthful ingredients, you can be sure you’re fueling your body in the right way."

"They offer a full Gourmet Coffee Bar, Gourmet Panini Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads, Soups, Pizza, Smoothies, Drinks, Beer & a wonderful selection of local art."

"Prime steak and fresh seafood are surely the most requested entrees at Switchback Grille, though they have an extensive menu including many other mouthwatering choices. But if you have a hankering for a New York Strip, Filet Mignon, or Rib-Eye, you should head here. The atmosphere is both elegant and fun at the same time."

"Zion's original prime steakhouse serves the finest cuts of USDA Prime beef and fresh seafood in Southern Utah. Amazing steaks and fresh fish are complimented with a fabulous wine list featuring an extensive selection of 90 point plus wines."

"Switchback Grille is a contemporary restaurant near The Watchman (a rock formation in Zion National Park). It definitely earned it’s way onto the list of the best restaurants around Zion National Park!. They serve high-end bar food here."

"975 Zion Park Blvd, Springdale, UT 84767-7799American, Cafe, GrillDinner, Breakfast, LunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Outdoor Seating, Wine and Beer, Accepts Credit Cards, +1 435-772-0114http://memescafezion.com"

"MeMe’s Café has shot to the top of the list of the best restaurants in the city. The owners are young and enthusiastic and bring a vibrant energy to their space. The menu offerings are light-hearted and honest, with something for everyone."

"Enjoy dessert & savory crepes, breakfast items, fabulous burgers, sandwiches, tacos, salads, espresso, fresh squeezed OJ, wine and beer. Great views from patio or inside dining room."

"Stop in for breakfast or lunch at the vegan-friendly Deep Creek Coffee Co. until 2 p.m., or hit the walk-up window with a more limited menu and specialty coffee drinks until 8 p.m. Deep Creek’s vegan game is strong, and the staff is super accommodating and knowledgable. Just mention you’re vegan and they will make it work."

"If you want a more cost-efficient option or a quick snack, then the Deep Creek Coffee Co. would be the perfect stop to visit. Their menu consists of many healthy and tasty items and they have deliciously brewed coffee. Many visitors enjoy their variety of breakfast options the most."

"Be sure not to miss the quaint Deep Creek Coffee Co. as you travel to Zion. Whether you want to enjoy a nice hot cup of coffee on the patio or have your order to go, the employees here are happy to help!. They are known for their handcrafted beverages and yummy pastries."

"If you’re looking for quick “grab and go” groceries, Sol Foods is the best option. They also have really great local Utah beer selection. It is a bit pricey but is one of the few options in town."

"Springdale's only full-service supermarket with a bakery, produce, salad bar, fresh meat, prepared meals, made-to-order sandwiches, ethnic, gourmet and organic groceries."

"FeelLove Coffee is new to the Zion area and if you are a coffee lover then this is where you should plan to stop in each morning!. Their artisan menu included delicious lattes with uniquely combined flavors such as lavender, vanilla, and honey infused into the perfect morning treat. I rewarded myself with a different latte and pastry each morning after my hikes."

"Voted Southern Utah’s best coffee shop, Perks is committed to purchasing coffee beans produced by women. They have dozens of different coffee and espresso drinks and a long list of smoothies (including keto-friendly selections), plus breakfast and lunchtime wraps and sandwiches."

"One of Springdale’s woman-owned local restaurants, Cafe Soleil offers healthy, casual American comfort food. Some standout dishes include the breakfast croissant with eggs and a choice of meat, veggies, or cheese; a long list of paninis and wraps (including choices for vegetarians with hummus, sun-dried tomato pesto, and feta); and gourmet individual pizzas. Live music is occasionally on offer, too."

"Café Soleil isn’t your average health-food restaurant; it’s funky, yes, but it’s laid back and not a bit pretentious. Not only is it a great place to dine, but many customers stop by to get a sandwich or wrap on their way into the canyon for a day of hiking. Because all of the food at Café Soleil is made from fresh, healthful ingredients, you can be sure you’re fueling your body in the right way."

"They offer a full Gourmet Coffee Bar, Gourmet Panini Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads, Soups, Pizza, Smoothies, Drinks, Beer & a wonderful selection of local art."

"If you’re looking for some quality pub food, check out Zion Canyon Brew Pub, a short 7-minute walk from the visitor center. For anyone staying at the Watchmen Campground, the Zion Canyon Brew Pub is a great option for its immediate proximity to camp!. Even though its a pub, Zion Canyon is family-friendly and won’t break the bank."

"Barefoot Taqueria is (as of this writing) is the newest of all Zion restaurants and the only one of it’s kind in town. Located inside the Springdale & Zion Canyon Visitor Center, come here for crazy good tacos, burritos, bowls, salads, and more.Location: Springdale Visitor Center / 1101 Zion-Mt Carmel Hwy Springdale UT 84767 / 435-267-2153"

"A hike doesn’t quite cut it – this is an adventure that will have you wading through ankle-deep (sometimes waist-deep) river passages, jumping in sandstone swimming pools and doing the odd bit of rock scrambling. This is Zion’s most popular slot canyon hike. You can either start at the Riverside Walk at the Temple of Sinawava and go from the bottom up, or from the Chamberlain Ranch and go from the top down if you want the full canyoneering experience."

"Spend your second day in the park exploring The Narrows. They are continually changing and are one of the top highlights of Zion National Park, especially if you visit in the warmer months. This is a great hike to keep you cool as much of the hike you’ll be wading through a river. Check out our Narrows hiking guide for more information."

"Zion National Park has a couple of famous hikes like Angels Landing and the Narrows. Angels Landing is a strenuous and steep hike to reach the lookout over Zion Canyon. The Narrows treks through the Virgin River and is open only when the water levels and current are safe. Unfortunately, it was closed when I went."

"What Makes It Epic: Arguably the most famous hike in Zion National Park. Sheer drops of up to 1,000 feet on either side of a narrow sandstone trail make it a must for adrenaline junkies. Length: 4.8 miles round trip from the trailhead to the top of Angel’s Landing, 1,500 feet above the canyon floor"

"Rising 1,500-feet above the floor of Zion Canyon, Angels Landing offers stunning, 360-degree views in the heart of the park. The only challenge is getting there. From The Grotto Shuttle Stop (#6), the Angels Landing Trail heads 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) to the summit."

"5 miles round-trip from The Grotto trailhead, 1630 feet of elevation gain. Be warned that there are some sections of exposure and people have died hiking this trail. Angel’s Landing is in the main canyon and requires a shuttle to access from spring-fall."

"What Makes It Epic: Arguably the most famous hike in Zion National Park. Sheer drops of up to 1,000 feet on either side of a narrow sandstone trail make it a must for adrenaline junkies. Length: 4.8 miles round trip from the trailhead to the top of Angel’s Landing, 1,500 feet above the canyon floor"

"Rising 1,500-feet above the floor of Zion Canyon, Angels Landing offers stunning, 360-degree views in the heart of the park. The only challenge is getting there. From The Grotto Shuttle Stop (#6), the Angels Landing Trail heads 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) to the summit."

"5 miles round-trip from The Grotto trailhead, 1630 feet of elevation gain. Be warned that there are some sections of exposure and people have died hiking this trail. Angel’s Landing is in the main canyon and requires a shuttle to access from spring-fall."

"This 3-star hotel is located within Zion National Park, Utah dating from 1924. It offers amenities such as a year-round restaurant serving local favorites and a wide variety of ways to keep you entertained. Enjoy homey accommodation including the rustic cabins after your exciting exploration."