Kiva Koffeehouse

Coffee shop · Garfield County

Kiva Koffeehouse

Coffee shop · Garfield County

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7144 UT-12, Escalante, UT 84726

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Open April-October, this unique seasonal cafe & espresso bar offers Southwest fare & scenic views.  

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7144 UT-12, Escalante, UT 84726 Get directions

kivakoffeehouse.com
@kivakoffee

$10–20

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7144 UT-12, Escalante, UT 84726 Get directions

+1 435 826 4550
kivakoffeehouse.com
@kivakoffee

$10–20

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"Kiva Koffeehouse offers a view of the Escalante River Canyon near Escalante-Grand Staircase National Monument. Snack on tamales, apple crumb pie, breakfast bagels, quinoa potato cakes, or oatmeal pancakes and order a cup of cappucino, espresso, or cafe mocha in this quaint little cottage." - Susan Stapleton

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Diana Smith

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This is a must stop. The place is so unique and overlooks the canyons, it’s truely breath taking. The service was wonderful. They have outdoor seating where you can have your dog ❤️🐾 I took off a star because the coffee was mediocre, it’s not bad but not great. Also the muffin was very bland, my dog did love the muffin though :) The experience was worth it and the views are incredible. If it wasn’t for the location I wouldn’t recommend the coffee or muffins.

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kiva Koffeehouse – Escalante, UT During a 16-day road trip through the Wild West, I made it a personal mission to try a new coffee spot every day. Out of all 16, Kiva Koffeehouse stood out as my absolute favorite — and honestly, it might be one of the most memorable café experiences I’ve ever had. Perched above a scenic canyon along Utah’s Highway 12, this place is more than just a coffee stop — it’s an experience. The views are breathtaking, the architecture is stunning, and the staff is incredibly warm and welcoming. You instantly feel like you’ve discovered something special. I stopped in before a day at Capitol Reef and Canyonlands National Parks, and it couldn’t have been more perfect. The coffee was smooth and flavorful, the baked goods were fresh, and everything came with a smile. The pace is calm and peaceful — a welcome change from the rush of the road. Note: Kiva Koffeehouse is only open from April to October, so plan ahead. Trust me — it’s worth timing your route around it. If you’re road-tripping through southern Utah, do not miss this spot. It’s a rare mix of great coffee, friendly people, and awe-inspiring surroundings.

Paula Stopper

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What a great location! Whether you just got done hiking, lower calf, Creek Falls, or Escalante river, or driving the beautiful scenic Highway 12, this is a cute place to stop for refreshments and amazing views. The blackberry muffin was delicious and the Americano was decent, but the espresso was atrocious. After having such amazing espresso in Torrey, Utah at Dark Sky Coffee, this espresso was bitter, thick, burnt, with an awful aftertaste. So stick with a different drink But! The staff was friendly and informative, the place is clean, the muffins are delicious albeit slightly overpriced at six dollars each muffin . But relax and enjoy the absolutely gorgeous views !!

Zack Dolsen

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What a great find! I’ve been wanting to try this place for a while and finally made it down to escalante for a weekend. This place was above and beyond my expectations. The view is incredible, and pictures don’t do it Justice. The coffee was also delicious, and the food was really great too. A really nice coffee shop to rest after some hiking, with some great views.

Cate Freyer

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Such a special experience!! The food was divine, we had bagels, ham egg muffin, breakfast burrito, quinoa bowl, lemon bar--everything was sooooo delicious with thoughtful touch like sunflower seeds, handmade jam. The view, location, people--so wonderful!

Alessandra Accinelli

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Kiva Koffee House We stopped here on our trip around the Grand Staircase and were delighted by this beautiful coffee shop. It is set up as a semi circle with the coffee bar and kitchen at the straight end. There are wrap around floor to ceiling windows that showcase the beautiful scenery and the supporting structures are thick polished tree trunk pillars between each window. They took as much care of the landscaping and outside of the building as they did the inside and walking in the front door feels like a mini oasis in the desert. There is ample parking and the shop is ADA accessible. The shop supports local artists and there are paintings, gorgeous ceramic pottery, and Navajo style beadwork jewelry for sale. The ambiance is relaxed and enjoyable and the service is fast. We especially loved the chai tea latte which was reminiscent of a warm gingerbread cookie with the right balance of sweet and spicy. The pastries were delicious and there are gluten free and vegan options as well for various menu items. The customer service was above and beyond, and their manager Sarah was especially helpful with giving us directions to the best places in the area. Jeremy was also very kind and helpful, and overall the staff seemed cohesive, cheerful, and worked well together. If you are visiting the area this is definitely a good place to stop: for the ambience, the food, and to take home a handmade souvenir that embodies the spirit of Escalante without being touristy. Thank you Kiva Koffee House for your great service!

Daryl Chalberg

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We almost missed this place, but so glad we didn't. There was only a small sign out on the road and with the building being tucked into the hillside, it is almost hidden. We walked into the Kiva (not expecting much in such a remote location) and were awed by the calm ambiance, the majestic view, and the rustic architectural details (i.e. washroom). The coffee and blueberry scones were delicious, but the view was simply incredible with a river of trees in the bottom of the valley all turning yellow. I don't know if it was the visual spectacle or something they put in my coffee -- but I'm still hopped up from it and bragging on the Kiva Koffeehouse experience!!

TJ Tingjie Li

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We stumbled upon this hidden gem during our road trip and were absolutely blown away. The place is gorgeous—thoughtfully designed and surrounded by the most stunning views. Coffee was excellent, food was delicious, and the whole vibe was just perfect. A dreamy little stop we’ll remember.