Bearclaw Cabin

You don't come here for the food. The view is spectacular. Tacos are a bit dry (needs salsa on them or something), still pretty good, but you only get two. Crunchy awesome shells though. Nachos are good, you get a lot, but I just wish they came with nacho cheese sauce, it's just melted Colby jack, and I don't recommend eating them outside as the breeze cools them down fast. But the food is good, not great, but good. Service is fast!! We were here during peak season and they brought out our food within a few minutes of ordering. Friendly staff too. Anyway, totally worth coming up here. What's really cool, is you can see Utah Lake AND Deer Creek reservoir from up here! I posted a panorama photo where if you zoom in you can see them both.

What an awesome spot! Food is typical Mexican - nachos, quesadillas, burritos - but generous portions and very tasty!! Huge yummy cookies and cold beer. Fantastic way to spend our Saturday! (Only prob was the long lift line to get back down)

Awesome! We ordered one thing of nachos and it was so big we were able to share it between 4 of us. We really liked that they weren't super greasy or soggy. It was super fresh and delish!

Fun day trip! We took the lift up to the bear claw cabin. We got beef tacos and a smothered chicken burrito. Friendly and helpful staff!

Always amazing! The views, service, food and drink are all top notch. My favorite thing to do with people visiting from out of state.

Really cool place to travel and eat and to check out the scenery. You might expect a long line going back down though.

Amazing food with stunning views on all sides Go prepared Restaurant is only open from 11:30-3:30 and it takes at-least 45 minutes for the lift ride to get to the restaurant Food was yummy and the quantities are huge especially the Nachos. Tried Nachos and Quesadilla and red wine . Food is amazing. And the service is quick Stunning views with inside and outside searching area Must try

Location, location, location. The sole reason this “restaurant” is surviving is because there’s literally nothing else at the top of the mountain. The food selection is mostly just the same Mexican ingredients assembled into different formats like tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and nachos. That felt a bit lazy to me. I got the smothered chicken burrito. It was extremely mediocre. And I got a stomach ache right after eating it but that could be unrelated. The portions are pretty good sized but super overpriced. I understand the scarcity of food at the top of a mountain and supply and demand and all that stuff, but it’s still $22 for a crappy burrito. Eat here if you want. But I would prefer to pack a granola bar or sandwich and hit up taco bell on the way home for a better burrito.