4 Best Restaurants in Cedar City, Southwestern Utah

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We've compiled the best of the best in Cedar City - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

The French Spot

$$ Fodor's Choice

This charming patisserie and bistro in the center of downtown is a favorite stop for lattes and cold brew; crepes and salads; heartier dinner specials (salmon, filet mignon, ratatouille); and ethereal pastries and sweets, including a rotating selection of chocolate, berry, lemon, and seasonal tarts. It's also perfect for stocking up on picnic supplies before a hiking or biking adventure. In warm weather, you can dine on the cute patio out front.

Bristlecone

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Drop by this airy, contemporary, downtown coffeehouse—which adjoins a yoga studio that offers a wide range of classes—for the best espresso drinks in town, including bourbon barrel–aged cold brew and crème brûlée cappuccinos. There's also an extensive menu of flavored lemonades and fresh-squeezed juices, plus tasty breakfast items like blackberry parfait and chai oatmeal.

67 W. Center St., UT, 84720, USA
435-708–0000
Known For
  • Outstanding, locally roasted coffee beans
  • Yoga and pilates classes
  • Healthy breakfast fare and salads

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Porkbelly's Eatery

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As the name suggests, this airy contemporary restaurant is a meat-lover's paradise. Starting with tri-tip eggs Benedict and chicken and waffles at breakfast, pulled-pork sandwiches, carne asada nachos, and bacon-mushroom-cheddar burgers follow. You'll find a few shrimp options, including a po'boy sandwich, and some veggie dishes like spicy cauliflower tacos. No alcohol is served. There's a branch in St. George, too.

565 S. Main St., UT, 84720, USA
435-586–5285
Known For
  • Mammoth portions of meat-centric fare
  • Smoked baby back ribs on weekends
  • The chicken bomb (a jalapeño stuffed with cream cheese and sausage and wrapped in chicken and bacon)
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun. and Mon.

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The Pub

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Don't be fooled by the name—coffee and tea are the only brews here. Build a sandwich of meat, egg, cheese, and more on a freshly baked bagel, croissant, artisan bread, or one of four flavors of wraps. For dinner, chicken, steak, quesadillas, and tostadas are added to the menu. Enjoy your meal in the spacious dining room or people-watch from the outdoor patio.

Festival-goers, take note: This is the best bet for a late-night bite after the show.