Location: Hurricane
Top Restaurants in Hurricane
Where to Eat in Hurricane: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Hurricane /ˈhɜːrɪkən/ is a city in Washington County, Utah and is a part of the St. George Metropolitan Area. Its population was 13,748 at the 2010 U.S. Census. Along with several other areas of southwestern Utah, the Hurricane area has seen a large population growth since the 1970s, and it has blended in with neighboring St. George.
Things to do in Hurricane
1. The Cactus Room Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By ronalddd2016 - Washington, Utah
Hands down the best rib eye I've ever had in my life. I don't like onions but his carmelized onions that covered the steak had a unique and delicious taste as did the vegetables. The entire meal was wonderful. We were a bit surprised and pleased. Bob the owner is interesting to talk to. As a bonus Bob trades in incredible Native American jewelry and art. He keeps 10% and send the rest back to the families that created it. Prices are excellent.
2. River Rock Roasting Company and Baked Goods
Overall Ratings
5 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By Lauramaldonado34 - Chino Hills, California
Stoped here to grab a quick bite before heading into Zion.
It's a quaint coffee eatery that offers great food, art, and a view.
We enjoyed our Turkey paninis and beet salad, so bummed we don't get a coffee. The view and art work was a nice surprise. Staff was extremely friendly.
Highly recommend.
3. Pizza Wagon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By sttdiver - Draper, Utah
This place is not much more than an oven on wheels in an empty lot. They have a picnic table if you want to eat there but I imagine most people go back to their hotel.
I ordered the three cheese pizza and it was amazing, one of the best pizzas I have ever had! The crust was thin and perfectly cooked. The flavors from the toppings was superb. I highly recommend that you call in your order well in advance though. I went by there in the evening and it was a 2 hour wait!
Bonus: if you are staying at the Wingate, it is just across the street. Don't miss this place!
4. Muddy Bees Bakery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 70 reviews
Muddy Bees Bakery specializes in fresh baked breads and sweet, custom cakes, and local raw honey. We also provide humane bee removal service and all the items you need for your backyard beekeeping hobby!
Reviewed By Michael B - Hurricane, Utah
They make it sound like it's some really nice and friendly mom and pop bakery with gobs or lovely stuff to sink teeth into...but the selection is limited.
5. Stage Coach Grille
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 333 reviews
Reviewed By J D - Northern Virginia, Virginia
The meals consisted of over cooked meats and vegetables with little flavor. A suitable comparison would be with a Golden Corral in quality but at four times the price. The immediate area simply does not have any quality restaurants at this time. For very good...MoreThanks for your review; I will take it up with the kitchen staff. Please allow me to send you a gift certificate as a gesture of good will. You can call me at 435 767 8989 Thank you
6. Main Street Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By DebBAuburn_WA - Auburn, WA
We were camping near Zion. We traveled to Hurricane to do some laundry and grab a bite to eat. This cafe was highly rated, they had a nice website and they were 2 blocks away from the laundromat.
From the moment we arrived we could tell that we had made the right choice. The place is adorable and I cannot say enough about the people running the restaurant. They were so welcoming and accommodating.
I ordered a BBQ Chicken Bacon Sandwich (served burger style on a bun) and my husband had chicken caesar wrap. We both had the sweet potato fries. Talk about fast service and fast food delivery. The kitchen is tiny and how they are able to crank out so much food, so quickly, I will never know. The food was delicious.
It seemed to be a family run business and what a sweet family. Please patronize this restaurant if you are passing through Hurricane on your way to or from Zion. In my opinion, this is the type of business that epitomizes what makes America great country.
7. Dairy Queen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By newlymarriedman12 - Tampa, Florida
We stopped at this Dairy Queen several times for dinner and dessert on our trip to visit Zion National Park. It was particularly excellent since it was open later than most restautants. The food was exactly as ordered each time. The waits in the drive thru were sometimes long, but it was not excessive. They also served different sauces than DQs serve in the east! We really enjoyed it!
8. Lupita's Mexican Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By Peter K - Hurricane, Utah
We live in Hurricane, UT and this is our go to lunch or dinner mexican restaurant. We brought our Vegan niece here on 4/3/18 for dinner.
The food is always good (the large cheese enchilada dinner, chicken burrito and for your Vegan friends the vegetable fajitas are great).
The service is always pleasant and generally the wait for a table or your food is short.
Well worth visiting.
9. Krave Yogurt Hurricane
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Norman S
The worst tasting yogurt I have ever tasted and the help was very rude,will never eat this garbage again.I like tilamook at the grocery store way better and the owner is a real jerk!
10. Triple TJ's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Family Owned and Operated Restaurant
Reviewed By LynnCactusWren - Sun City West, Arizona
My husband and I had dinner at this restaurant at the recommendation a local resident who has eaten here with his family for years. We even followed his recommendation on what to have for dinner: a Reubenbuger.
The Reubenburger is a hamburger with added corned beef, sauerkraut, and creamy thousand-island-like sauce. It was very good. The hamburger bun was very fresh. The French fries were excellent. We each also had a side salad.
The menu was huge. We could have had something more sophisticated but wanted to follow the local resident's recommendation.
They offer 8 about kinds of bottled beer, and wine. My beer was served with a frosted glass.
We got chocolate mousse cake to go. It was good.
The restaurant became very busy with what looked like local residents. The people seated near us knew the server.
We sat in a booth. They also have tables. This is a medium-sized family restaurant.
If we return to Hurricane, we may explore more of the menu.
