Stone Hearth Grille

We had a wonderful dining experience at Stone Hearth Grille and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. One of the highlights was the beautiful outdoor terrace with a lovely view, creating the perfect setting for a memorable evening. The food was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented, clearly made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The avocado was perfectly ripe and flavorful, the salad was crisp and refreshing, and the sauce added a delightful touch. A small word of caution—the pepper used in some of the dishes was a bit too spicy for my taste, but the staff were more than happy to accommodate and adjust the seasoning when asked. The service was exceptional: attentive, friendly, and highly professional throughout the entire meal. It was also great to see a selection of vegetarian options on the menu, making it an excellent choice for all types of diners. We ended our meal with a fantastic cheesecake—rich, creamy, and served in a generous portion. It was the perfect way to conclude a truly enjoyable evening. Stone Hearth Grille is definitely a place we would return to without hesitation.

Truly blown away by our experience at Stone Hearth Grille. Our steaks were prepared to perfection, the service was so kind and prompt and if I could give atmosphere more stars I would. As a person with sensory sensitivity, I really enjoyed the quiet music and the outdoor patio. Probably one of the best meals I’ve ever had

The food was fresh and was plated beautifully, but unfortunately it lacked seasoning. It was overpriced, but some of the better quality food available in Tropic. The staff were helpful and attentive. The outdoor seating was fabulous. Parking was convenient and reservations are needed.

Great dinner after a long day of driving. Looking for a great steak and some wine. We arrived just before closing and were warmly greeted and accommodated. We were on time to get some photos from the patio

We had an incredible dinner at Stone Hearth Grille. The food was great and the service was amazing! I highly recommend this place if you're visiting the area.

Excellent restaurant after a full day of hiking. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. The ribeye with black pepper sauce was spot on.

Not worth the hype. I would say the steak was 5/10 we have had better for less money. We were there 2 days ago. My husband had 2 hairs in his food we did get a discount but still. The place has a beautiful view.

Unfortunately we had a bad experience at the Stone Hearth Grille. Sunday July 27th while checking in at the Stone Canyon Inn we booked a table for our family of 5 for Monday July 28th. When booking we had a glance at the tables outside on the terrace, admired the wonderful view and said that we looked forward to enjoying this view during our dinner the next day. My wife, son and daughter arrived exactly on time on Monday July 28th. When I got there 3 minutes later with my daughter I walked outside on the terrace - where 3 of the around 12 tables were filled - but could not find our family members. I walked back inside to ask where they were sitting and was told to walk further around the terrace were there would be another spot. We walked back outside past the three filled tables (a gentleman on one of the tables smiled when we passed and said 'they have hidden them around the corner') to find my wife, son and daughter sitting in what we thought was the storage room for the terrace furniture. It was around the corner on the side of the building with two walls, roller screens on the third side and no view at all ( !! ). Furniture was piled up against the walls and we were literally put away from the restaurant and the terrace. Of course this was not what we expected nor had reserved. I walked back inside to speak to the restaurant manager to request if we could be replaced to one of the empty tables on the terrace. I immediately got a straight answer "no" and that this table was the only option. His blunt answer somewhat upset me. I informed if they were fully booked that night with no other tables available. He said they were not fully booked (later we noticed it was just the three tables and our family that night) and the only other option was to have a table inside. Apart from the fact that the entire inside was completely empty, one of the reasons to have dinner at the Stone Hearth Grille was to enjoy the view. When I pointed at the empty tables on the terrace and requested once again to please replace our family to one of these tables the restaurant manager said that we might experience nuisance from mosquitos there. When I replied that we would accept that risk one of the waiters stepped in and said the we could not have one of these tables out of 'safety measures'. Now it became clear to me that they were making reasons up as they went along and I insisted to leaving the table in the 'storage room' and getting one of the other tables. The unoccupied tables on the terrace where set-up as either for 4 persons or 2 persons. It was of course very easy to combine a 2-persons table with a 4-persons table to create a table suitable for a family of 5. The restaurant manager refused and unwillingly said we could sit a one of the available 4-persons table and that was it. Since it was 08pm and there are no other similar dining options in Tropic and surroundings we had no choice than to sit at a 4 persons table with our family of 5 for a three-course meal. I took the seat on the corner of the table and it all more or less looked like a scene from Fawlty Towers. Especially when the waiter started serving our menus and there was hardly any room on the table for the plates and glasses. Around 08:30pm we got our main course and expect one other table with 4 guests the complete terrace was empty. We never saw the restaurant manager again nor saw any mosquito that night. We spend around 100 usd per person. Food was OK to good. The view magnificent. The atmosphere terrible and service worse. We refused to let this bad experience ruin our holiday and decided to forget about. Now back home and cleaning my mailbox I bumped into a reservation confirmation email and decided to leave this review after all. We simply cannot reason why we were put on that bad table in the first place or why they refused to address or request to be replaced in any way. Perhaps they do not like young people on their terrace (our children are 12, 16 and 18 and appreciate fine dining)? Perhaps the restaurant manager had a bad day?

From our first encounter with the host/owner through our dinner, we had a thoroughly pleasant experience. Stone Hearth Grille is a gem in the fairly sparse dining scene in Tropic. The menu was interesting and varied. We enjoyed a well-prepared, tender filet au poivre and a lovely grilled sea bass. The vegetable accompaniments were well cooked. Several dishes in the menu were new, suggesting that Stone Hearth Grille isn't content to rest on its laurels. Stone Hearth Grille had a surprisingly good wine list with relatively reasonable prices. You'll find much better options by the bottle versus by the glass. Service was very good and attentive throughout the evening. If we're ever in this vicinity again, we would definitely make a stop here! When the weather is nicer, their lovely patio would be a delightful spot to take in the stunning view.

Stopped by for our anniversary dinner during our weekend getaway! I recommend you to call ahead to make your reservation! We chose to sit outside for a dinner with a view. We ordered the house bread (forgot to take a picture) -- this is a must!!! The bread was perfectly crisp on the outside and very soft on the inside. Their house made butter paired so well with the bread. We ordered two steaks-- ribeye for me & New York for my hubs. We both asked for medium & mine was cooked perfectly. The New York was more on the rare side. Still seasoned well! You can order the steaks with either the rosemary butter or chimichurri sauce. I enjoyed the mashed potatoes & veggies w/ the steak.

We were really looking forward to having a special dinner after being on the road for three days. Unfortunately our server Geni put a big damper on the night. I waited 20 minutes to be checked on after being served an almost raw $60 steak. Parts of my son's steak were also raw but he ate around them. When I pointed it out Geni threw up her hands and defensively proclaimed that she didn't cook them and asked "what do you want?" My son and I did not get to eat together and the treatment of us was dismal. This type of situation deserved, at the very least, an apology. One steak really should have been comped or at least a desert on the house. I was sad to be put in the position of leaving no tip. I've never done that but felt it appropriate. A once in a lifetime trip with my son and a birthday dinner ruined. Other waitstaff seemed to enjoy their jobs and taking care of their customers. The positive aspects were the pleasant deck outside, homemade bread and my eventually appropriately cooked steak was delicious with the Worcestershire sauce.

This is probably one of the nicer restaurants around Bryce Canyon and we chose this restaurant to celebrate my birthday... but I found the ambiance, food and service to be just "okay" maybe a 3.25 or a 3.5 if I'm generous. Ambiance -- the restaurant is in what looks like a house with a bunch of tables in what would be the living room. It wasn't bad but a feel like a little more could be done to make it feel more warm and inviting Food -- I was really looking forward to some delicious food based on the reviews and though it wasn't bad... nothing about it was memorable. The steak was fine, the fish and shrimp was also fine but the asparagus was not great and we ended up not eating half of it. Dessert was probably the highlight, followed by the expensive coconut chicken and even that was just okay. we left a little hungry and ended up getting snack later that night elsewhere. Service -- again also fine. the young man who helped us was friendly enough.

Great find. My trail guide recommended this place and dinner was great. Beautiful view from the out door dining and reasonably priced

If you are looking for fine dining, a quality meal while visiting Bryce National Park, look no further than here. Wow, this place was fantastic. Exceptional food, attentive and knowledgeable service and a scenic view from the patio make it a memorable place to dine. The fresh halibut with shrimp was spectacular as was the grass-fed local Beef Filet Mignon, which was grilled to perfection . Sitting on the patio and watching the sun set on the colorful mountains was so pretty. Wine by the glass selections are very good and work well with the dinner entrees. This was such a good restaurant and experience we returned and ate here a second time within a few days.

Truly amazing meal!!!! The duck with red wine sauce spaghetti is the best dish I have had in 2025. Seconds that with the beet salad with apples. They have a delicious selection of desserts and we chose the vanilla drizzled oatcake with raspberry sorbet. Our server Jesus was most attentive. An easy 5 stars. Best restaurant in the region. If you are in Bryce, please enjoy. My highest recommendation.

While the idea of this restaurant is great and the view is fantastic, I am sorry to say that there is nothing very exceptional about the food here. For the price point, I expected it to be a higher quality of meat - I tried the NY strip- and there was a lot of connective tissue to sort through. My husband had the ribeye- same issue. Probably 1/4 of the meat was discarded due to the difficulty in chewing it. For a place that says they are a "steakhouse" and charges $$$, they need to invest in some better quality ingredients.

This was a delight after a day of driving and hiking. The patio faces a picturesque view of Powell Point. I would recommend making a reservation right at dinner opening hours to get the best view on the patio. Alls of the food here was delicious and priced very reasonably considering the current state of the economy. I highly recommend stopping here.

This is a small and classy restaurant, different from the other places in Bryce Canyon City. It has an air of fine dining. The waiters look like college students but are courteous and professional. The plating of the food is "fancy", again relative to other restaurants in the area. The patio is a great place to sit and enjoy the view, especially at sunset. Food was solid. We had the prawn appetizer and the chicken piccata. Both were good. It is expensive for what you get though. The restaurant is really off the beaten path in a residential area. If you want a non-touristy and classy dinner while visiting the area, then check out Stone Hearth Grille.

Pretty good! After a day's hike at Bryce Canyon- we were ready for some clean, solid food- and definitely found it! Has a cute house vibes, the service was great, and the staff was friendly and welcoming! Overall we had a great experience. Between us 3 people, I got to try: French onion soup: not my thing overall but was decent Tenderloin steak, w/ side of broccolini and mashed potatoes: I picked chimichurri topping My son had steak also which he was happy with. My husband had the halibut, side of asparagus (This was kind of limp and chewy- which is unusual for a high end place w/$50 entrees): this order also had shrimp. For dessert we had the vanilla cheesecake (w/raspberry compote). If in the area and wanting a reliable, balanced meal- would definitely recommend.

Overall experience was wonderful EVERY steak was done perfectly! The roasted beet salad was shy on beets(initially) but rectified expeditiously. Halibut was amazing! And French onion soup w/ guryere cheese was great! Luke was very attentive; we wanted for nothing Restaurant could use some 'love' (-1)

Perfect place for my 60th birthday dinner with hubby and friends! Great location!!! Wonderful service and we got a table with a view Food was fantastic! For Starters we had; 4 of us House Made Bread with lightly salted butter ..yum! Parmesan Salad Beet Salad Shishito Peppers French Onion Soup Main Course: Grilled Pork Chop Grilled Halibut X2 14oz Rib Eye..cooked to perfection at Med Rare Bottle of : A to Z Pinot Noir Birthday Dessert: Oatcake with Gelato (My husband & I loved it..our friends were not fans...but we enjoy try new things) ALL of our entrees where absolutely wonderful! Highly recommend this wonderful restaurant!

Food is superb. Service very good. Ambience lovely. Beautiful view from patio. Classy and quiet.

Truly a hidden gem. We had a great dinner here with family. The kale Caesar to start then the NY strip cooked perfectly followed by an exceptional dessert. Service was good and they had a very good wine list as well. Wonderful views from our window table topped it off.

Looking for a special dinner occasion while visiting Bryce Canyon? This is definitely the place. We tried to make a reservation for a large group of 15 and it was a no go. They said that they can't handle that many people at once and it would overwhelm the kitchen. We decided to break from our group and made reservation for two instead. On the day of the reservation, the rest of the group decided to come anyway to see if there were any seatings. This was at 5pm when the restaurant first opened. The place was pretty empty. It was me and my partner with the reservation at 5pm and another couple. Even with that, they can't handle an extra 15 people. That is so unfortunate that they can't serve a full/semi full house. Hopefully this was only temporary due to staffing issues. The location is quiet and intimate. The outdoor patio is a must. We ordered the homemade bread and beet ravioli for appetizer. The bread was good but I agreed with other reviewers that it was not worth it when other restaurants would serve that complimentary. The beet ravioli was divine...totally not what I was expecting to use the beet slices as the ravioli. I had the grilled halibut. The fish was perfectly grilled, nice grill marks and the fish was tender and juicy. The shrimps were nice addition but it was the sauce that boosted the fish to another level. Highly recommend. My partner decided to go with some sides, potato purée and Mac & cheese, as the main course. There was a vegetarian entree option but she does not like peppers. Overall it was a great meal to go with the wonderful view

Food, scenery and service was amazing!! Rylan our server was super nice and the food was great!!

Wonderful food, wonderful view and a nice cozy restaurant! Enjoyed the red wine spaghetti & the pork chop

Service was great, food is delicious and the patio is so beautiful and lovely. Loved everything about this charming dining experience and would love to have stayed in the nice cabins. Maybe next time! Can't wait to come again.

Everything was wonderful! The food was most flavorful, the filet was great, perfect. The grilled romaine Caesar salad was delicious but should have been served on a larger plate to be eaten and cut up easier. The view was amazing!

A wonderful gem, close to Bryce Canyon. The building and decor are well done, very tasteful. Food was outstanding. I had an amazing steak, cooked to perfection and my wife had a poblano pepper that was amazing. A wonderful meal in a perfect setting.

The service and ambiance is amazing here. The food was, well, mostly ok. The appetizers and deserts were perfect, but we ordered 3 steaks, all medium rare, and the chef cooked them to medium well/well done. All of them. We had one person complain and they were brought back a rare steak, and some neighboring customers also had the same complaint, their steaks were not cooked correctly, over done. This chef does well, with everything including cooking the steak to well done (pun intended) if you prefer an overcooked steak, look no further, they will take care of you here.

Sadly one of the worst meals I've had in a long time and worst birthday dinner I've ever had. Friends who had previously visited only had lovely things to say about this restaurant; that being said, I am truly confused at how anyone could find this food anything more than mediocre. Tiny portions, overcooked meat, the chicken piccata was served with, I kid you not, 3 capers and zero sauce, and the pricing is not at all reflective of the food's poor quality (overpriced is an understatement). Our server was good looking and so was the view so I will be nice and give 2 stars. Diner food in the area is far superior.

Most polished and expensive restaurant in the entire area. A clear step up from travel meals. Starters were good and main courses were also well prepared. Think $150 to 200 for dinner for two with no alcohol.

Review 24th out of 100 for 2022 Value for the price? Definitely at 3 star. Pros: Food was good. Service was lacking a bit. Atmosphere is not that 5 star rated pricing they had on the food. My dish was served on chipped plate and it was big no no. Host and water person was very courteous and professional. However, our server was either overwhelmed or just lacking for the night. This town, most of the restaurants were closed for the season and only choices we had was pizza, bbq, subway and here. Guess can't complain too much when there isn't much options.

Hidden gem. Fantastic food and great views! Chicken piccata and beef tenderloin were cooked to perfection.

The food was impeccably prepared. Our waiter Manny was excellent. One of the younger waiters was extremely loud and it was annoying, I feel like I know his whole life story. I guess he's the owners son so I think he'll be around a while.

This beautiful upscale restaurant has delicious food, spectacular views and great service! It was recommended by a friend. We had five entrees and everything was divine! I would highly recommend this spot!

This is Bryce Cannon's offer of fine dining after a day outdoors. Reservations are highly recommended, we were able to make same day reservations. The indoor space is small, maybe 10 table. The outdoor space is beautiful with a heated patio and view of the mountains. I got the impression outdoor dining is limited to certain times of the year. We ordered the beet salad, bread, French onion soup, and the 14oz Ribeye with mashed potatoes and broccolini. Beer Salad - excellent. Paired with a walnut topping and an citrus fruit. The citrus really cut the earthiness of the beet. Perfectly made. Bread - served with whipped butter. Bread was warm, soft, and nicely salted. 6 dollars for 4 slices of bread - but I would order it every time. French onion soup - very hearty heavy with onions. Bread still has crunch - nice texture, topped with melted cheese. Ribeye - cooked medium rare by preference, topped with the house made Worcestershire sauce. Nicely done. Slight grilled taste. The rosemary butter was also delicious - I would recommend pairing the two. (Although it says choose one). Mashed potatoes - nicely done. Broccolini - a little firm in texture. Would've liked the option for asparagus which came with the fish. Overall, very nice. Definitely some culinary expertise.

5 Stars because of vegan options. I know vegan options are very limited around here so I'm glad this place had delicious options, even a vegan dessert!

Awesome service, amazing food in a really lovely setting on the patio with a one of a kind view. Shishito peppers and coconut chicken were solid starters. Followed by halibut that was done perfectly. Hubs enjoyed the filet also cooked to specification and meltingly tender. We are foodies and this was top notch fare. Highly recommend

We loved this place. Delicious food. We were in town to hike Bryce and made reservations in advance to come here. I highly recommend reservations. The halibut is really excellent. The best thing we got ! I got the ribeye which was also great and a bigger portion size than I expected. . I am attaching some photos of the menu. I see that other people posted menus but they do seasonal menus and the other photos are out of date. This is what they were serving in July 2021. All in all it has a high end feel and great views. Yes you might pay $38 for an entree so know that going in. Also - they have beer and wine but no mixed drinks or hard alcohol. A big plus was the GF clearly marked. When we come back to Bryce, we will come back here for sure.

Beautiful view on the patio. The only entree worth eating and paying for was the steak. The chicken picatta was about as appetizing and appealing as a microwaved TV dinner and the duck was tough and dry. Thank goodness for appetizers and dessert, the beet salad was very flavorful, and the onion soup was good, but the lavender sponge cake with lemon curd was the best dish of the night. Service was very friendly and attentive. If only the food matched up to the service and view it would have been a hit. Paying that much for a dried up skinny piece of chicken was really disappointing.

After a day of hiking at Bryce Canyon, we were able to get dinner here October 11. We ate outside with a pleasant view, superb service. We had the pasta with duck, halibut with shrimp (so fresh and perfectly prepared.) a bottle of Pinot Noir. Great service.

Wow! Excellent quality and great hospitality and service! Far superior to any other dining establishments in the area. Like, it's not even close. Feel healthy eating the chicken piccata and beet salad compared to all the fried stuff around at other restaurants. Not the easiest place to find in the dark but well worth it!

Food was acceptable. Service severely lacking. we ordered a split entree (per the menu, an acceptable practice),they brought an extra plate. come on at these prices split it in the kitchen with sauce and veggies on both plates. No check to see if we wanted another glass of wine. no check back to see if our meal was satisfactory. when we ordered dessert, no inquiry about coffee. the bus boy was better than the waitress. VERY disappointin!!! Take some lessons from Hell's Backbone.

Food and service great. We had the shrimp appetizer and split the grilled Caesar salad and halibut. Everything was spot on.

Best meal of the trip. Reservations recommended. Would go there again. I had the red wine spaghetti with duck leg. My wife had the tenderloin. Both excellent as were the appetizers. Nice wine selection too.

Thank you fellow Yelpers for bringing this restaurant to the top of the list. I came here after driving 11 hours. It's a beautiful restaurant, I looked messy and didn't have a reservation. I'm grateful they seated me anyway and treated me kindly. And then WOW. The outside patio is beautiful. The food is delicate, delicious and far better than it needs to be. Whoever the chef is? He's a damn genius. His vegan/vegetarian dish was so delicious the night I stumbled in, that I came back the next night and had their 8oz steak. Oh. My. Goodness. As a native from the Midwest who has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over a decade, this restaurant sure does know how to do veggies AND meat. Just wow. And then there is incredible, over the top service with a stunning view of the canyon. Epic. Come here. You'll love it. And if it's out of your price range, just know... it's worth it.

Beautiful location with a wonderful patio for outdoor dining. The appetizers are fantastically prepared. Their steaks are perfect in every respect and the side dishes are each a great accompaniment. Service is wonderful -- timely and not overbearing. Ask for a table on the patio. Highly recommended.

What a wonderful gem near Bryce Canyon. This is the type of restaurant you would find in a major city. Excellent service and great food.

Food was amazing and our server William was the best. Worth a visit here. Beautiful sunset views across the water.

The food was nothing special and didn't justify the price. I've had better duck in places that were cheaper, was on the dry side. I asked for gluten-free, so instead of spaghetti, they gave me mashed potatoes. Also wondering if the cheesecake really was made there as they claim. The service was good, and the location was very nice and had a view.

Beautiful atmosphere with excellent food! Stone Hearth is a nicer restaurant in this area, so I wouldn't come in my hiking clothes. You can plan to see some deer and other small wildlife if you sit outside on the patio. You absolutely must order the Citrus Roasted Carrot Salad--delicious flavor and great texture. The halibut dish was also very good. I love when a restaurant times the appetizers and entrees nicely with time between both dishes, and Stone Hearth did that so well. Service was excellent, and I would highly recommend a visit here if you're in the area.

I'm sure this was an off night for the Stone Hearth. We ate there June 11,2024. A couple of us ordered Chicken Piccata. The chicken tasted like a pork consistency. I'm sure it was boiled first. The asparagus was undercooked. The potato puree was good, but the portion was very small. The worst part was the female server, who must also have been having a bad night. She was great in returning my Shishito Peppers and not charging me for them, but after that she kept rolling her eyes when we were slow in making a decision about wine and especially when she brought one bill before asking if we would each like a separate bill. Between disappointing food and a server with attitude, I would not return to pay high price for low quality.

Listen. To. Me. I never write reviews, but this place deserved one. I'm a New Yorker out here for a visit. This food was amazing. Tried the carrots, burrata, red wine spaghetti and my friend had the halibut. Cheesecake for dessert. All EXCELLENT. Make a reservation here. We ate a lot of sad food in Utah and this place was just BEYOND and deserves attention. Edit: we came back for a second night! Beets, meatballs, Mac n cheese all amazing too

Outstanding in service, food and ambience! Our waiter Caden was excellent and truly enhanced our experience. We sat outside on their patio above a small stream with an amazing view of the distant hoodoos. Steaks, cheesecake and Vegan publano pepper were delicious and well prepared and presented. Couldn't have asked for a better experience! Just 12 mins from Bryce.

This should be at the top of your "fine dining" list while in Bryce. Truthfully , I was not expecting or looking for fine dining in Bryce. My bad! Food was exceptional. I had the duck with spaghetti in red wine reduction. Wow. My friend got the filet. Tops. We got the beet ravioli (total misnomer, did not resemble ravioli in any way), but also wow. Very tasty stuff I cannot easily (or at all) recreate at home, which is usually my bar. Staff was incredibly friendly and gracious. Be warned, no liquor and no bar to grab a drink while you're waiting to be seated. I wanted an old fashioned or a perfect Manhattan something fierce. It's a little off the beaten path. Worth the drive. Book in advance. Bon appetite!

Food good, we had duck and ribeye. Service ok, ambiance quiet and can see small portion of the mountains. It's too cold to be outside. $$$