Torrey Restaurants

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  • 1. Capitol Burger

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    This cheerful food truck, which doles out superb burgers with imaginative toppings, along with fries and soft drinks, parks in different parts of Torrey (often beside The Chuckwagon hotel)—check their Facebook page for the latest hours and address. Favorites among these over-the-top creations include the burger topped with gooey mac-and-cheese, smoked bacon, coal-roasted green chilies, and whole grain mustard; and another slathered with pulled pork, cream cheese, pickled jalapeños, and barbecue sauce. 

    Utah, 84775, USA
    801-362–0226

    Known For

    • Vegan Impossible burgers can be substituted for any order
    • Creative burger toppings
    • Typically parks in areas with pleasant, shaded seating
  • 2. Chak Balam

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    But for a smattering of colorful papel picado (cut paper) flags strung along the ceiling and some neon Mexican beer signs, this unassuming eatery on the east side of Torrey lacks much in the way of ambience. The plates brimming with vibrant sauces, fresh vegetables, and tender steak, chicken, and seafood, however, hint at why this relatively new Mexican restaurant has such a passionate following. Service is friendly and knowledgeable, too.

    12 Sand Creek Rd., Utah, 84775, USA
    435-425–2877

    Known For

    • Mexican Jarritos-brand soft drinks and both local and Mexican beers
    • Filling breakfast fare
    • Sautéed octopus and shrimp tacos
  • 3. Color Ridge Farm & Creamery

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    Husband and husband Joseph Shumway and A. C. Ivory operate this hip artisan ice cream shop adjacent to the Wild Rabbit Cafe and Shooke Coffee Roasters along with the small regenerative farm in nearby Bicknell where they source some of their ingredients. Some of the interesting flavors include dark chocolate–mint, juniper berry, and mango-chili-lime.

    135 E. Main St., Utah, 84775, USA
    435-425–2155

    Known For

    • Three- and five-flavor ice cream flights
    • Farm-to-cone ice cream
    • Plenty of outdoor seating

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed.
  • 4. Torrey Grill & BBQ

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    Located a little west of town in the middle of Thousand Lakes RV Park, this festive barbecue joint offers chuckwagon-style outdoor seating around firepits. Think elevated comfort food, with dishes like dry-rub smoked pork spare ribs, spiced-rubbed grilled salmon, and chargrilled rib-eye steaks packed with flavor, and delicious side dishes and desserts, too. There's no alcohol served, but you can bring your own.

    1110 W. Hwy. 24, Utah, 84775, USA
    917-363–4124

    Known For

    • Corn muffins with pecan-honey butter
    • Slow-smoked half chicken
    • Make-your-own s'mores

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Nov.–Mar. No lunch
  • 5. Hunt & Gather

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    Try to snag a table on the tree-shaded semicovered patio at this contemporary upscale bistro on the west edge of downtown—it's especially romantic for enjoying a margarita or a glass of cider from neighboring Etta Place Cider. Run by a husband-and-wife team with extensive experience at some of Salt Lake City's top restaurants, this locavore-minded eatery specializes in creatively prepared dishes focused on both "hunted" (elk filet, duck breast) and "gathered" (wild mushrooms, mountain trout) ingredients. 

    599 W. Main St., Utah, 84775, USA
    435-425–3070

    Known For

    • Nightly-changing array of house-made desserts
    • Superb charcuterie-and-cheese boards
    • Red-rock views from the patio

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch
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  • 6. The Rim Rock Patio

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    One of the closest dining options to Capitol Reef National Park, this casual and lively pizza and barbecue place is located at The Rim Rock Inn, which has its own respectable but more expensive restaurant, but The Patio is perfect for tasty, reasonably priced food and beer after a long hike. Save room for the chunky homemade brownie with ice cream.

    2523 E. Hwy. 24, Utah, 84775, USA
    435-425–3389

    Known For

    • Pizzas and beer
    • Eye-popping Capitol Reef views from the patio
    • Serves food later than most places in town

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Apr. No lunch
  • 7. Wild Rabbit Cafe

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    Torrey's best little source of fair-trade organic coffee and fresh-baked pastries is a terrific go-to for breakfast or lunch before you head to the Capitol Reef. Consider pancakes with fresh fruit, buttermilk biscuits with black-peppered gravy, and bagels with smoked trout and capers. Don't overlook the feathery-light orange–honey blossom and blueberry scones.

    135 E. Main St., Utah, 84775, USA
    435-425–3074

    Known For

    • Shares a building with Color Ridge artisan ice cream and Shooke Coffee Roasters
    • Lavender vanilla lattes
    • Outdoor seating with mountain views

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No dinner

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