Bryce Canyon Family Restaurants
Bryce Canyon Family Friendly Restaurants
Bryce Canyon Lodge Bryce Canyon•Bryce Canyon National Park, UT •435-834-8700 You may be surprised to learn that you can find delicious gourmet meals in the middle of a national park. The restaurant at Bryce Canyon Lodge (the only hotel actually inside the park) serves high-quality reasonably priced dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner -- and they even have a kids' menu. Dinner options for adults include risotto with asparagus and sun-dried tomatoes ($13), prime rib with seasonal vegetables and fries ($23) and blue corn-dredged ruby trout ($10). Order a box lunch from the restaurant at the Bryce Canyon Lodge, and lodge staff will pack you the perfect portable meal to bring on a hike. |
Bryce Canyon Pines Highway 12•Bryce Canyon National Park, UT •435-834-5441 You'll likely see locals chowing down at this casual eatery near the park, which is always a good sign. The food, which includes rainbow trout, freshly baked bread and open turkey sandwiches, tastes decidedly home cooked. And for dessert? Try one of the restaurants' assorted homemade pies -- there's an impressive selection of flavors. |
Ebenezer's Barn and Grill 26 South Main Street•Bryce Canyon City, UT •866-866-6616 Munch on Southern-inspired dishes while cowboys sing, dance and do magic at this Wild West dinner show. Choose from one of four entree options (rib eye, salmon, chicken and pulled pork, or chicken) and then line up at the buffet where you can fill your pate with side dishes including corn bread, potatoes and bakes beans. Meals start at $26 for adults and $15 for kids, and include unlimited side dishes, dessert, non-alcoholic beverages and, of course, entertainment. Vegetarians beware: there is virtually no meat-free fare served here. |
Read more about Bryce Canyon Planning and Tips Read more about Bryce Canyon Family Vacations
© Copyright 2012. The Independent Traveler, Inc.
All rights reserved. This file may be downloaded for personal
use only. Other copying or reproduction is expressly prohibited.
All rights reserved. This file may be downloaded for personal
use only. Other copying or reproduction is expressly prohibited.
- Independent Traveler independenttraveler.com
- Cruise Critic cruisecritic.com
-
FREE Family Travel Newsletter -
Family Travel Tips (10 New)
– Family Planning and Tips
- Sure, free drinks and complimentary Wi-Fi rank high on the lists of most desirable hotel perks among travelers in general, but when it comes to visiting with kids in tow, which hotel amenities are most revered by families? From onsite airline check-in to in-room babysitting and kid concierges, con...
Favorite family biking locales in North America combine stunning scenery with a relatively easy grid of bike trails and uncongested backcountry roads. All of these locales offer exhilarating rides, guaranteed to inspire all ages to travel on two wheels. Many of the cities on the list, like San Anton...
1. Celebrate a Historic Anniversary. Boston's historic Fenway Park celebrates its 100th anniversary this year -- the perfect time to take in a ballgame while enjoying the history of America throughout the city. Give your school-aged children an up-close and personal history lesson by visiting some ...
The unofficial start to summer is nearly here, and this May 25 to 28 weekend is filled with enticing deals for families. Get out there and start your summer!
Broadmoor Resort, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Escape to the Colorado mountains for a two-night Memorial Day Family Escape at the Broadmoor. ...
There are few rites of passage as exciting as taking a child on his or her first camping trip. Families bond while roasting hot dogs and marshmallows, making shadow animals on the tent wall, chasing after fireflies and inhaling fragrant whiffs of pine. Whether you are an experienced camper from pre-...
1. The National Mall
There's no question that the National Mall, the two-mile strip of wide-open green stretching between the Lincoln Memorial and the U.S. Capitol and surrounded by Smithsonian museums and national monuments, is a must-see destination for kids. "The Mall," chock full of our nation'...
1. gogo Kidz Travelmate
If you're traveling with a child weighing less than 50 pounds, you won't want to leave home without this ingenious contraption that in seconds lets parents convert most car seats into a stroller. With the gogo Kidz Travelmate, there's no more lugging both a heavy car seat ...
On a recent ski vacation, my family of five traveled with five cellphones, three laptops, three iPads, two iPods and just for good measure, a GPS! Given the prevalence of electronic devices in our daily lives and our somewhat compulsive reliance upon them, taking a true vacation feels almost imposs...
The 1969 film, "If It's Tuesday, This Must be Belgium," depicted a funny, but sometimes all too true, look at a tour group of Americans traveling through Europe so quickly they barely knew where they were and what they were seeing.
Today, tour groups are quickly becoming an attractive option for ...
When you think of an all-inclusive vacation, your mind goes straight to the Caribbean, doesn't it? But you don't need to leave the country to get an all-in-one vacation -- resorts in the U.S. also provide all-inclusive getaways with accommodations, meals, and activities all packaged in one easy pric...