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Desert Rose has the best and ONLY decent restaurant in the 'one-horse' town of Bluff. It was closed on the Saturday and Sunday of our visit - and, indeed, EVERY Saturday and Sunday!!!!!!! Avoid this 'town' if you can.

The Bluff Fort museum looked interesting but it was too hot to walk around. In mid-July, there were very few options for dining, which became a bit of a challenge for my diabetic husband. The pizza from the gas station convenience store kept us fed after a long day at Monument Valley. Utah forces you to be self-reliant in every way, although the gas prices in town were better than in Moab.

We loved our hotel and the small village there. We loved the history and all there was to see. There were only 2 restaurants suggested for us. One opened at 5 pm. It was the higher recommended; however, they would not sit us or allow us in early so we went to the one which opened at 4:30. We were NOT disappointed. The other one needs to learn people skills. I wish I could remember the names and be more specific.

Bluff is a good location for visiting Canyonlands or Valley of the Gods. We were there in the middle of January (totally off-season) and some of the local restaurants were closed for the season or only open on weekends.

Nice little town, a couple of good restaurants, close enough to main attractions, Mexican hat rock, goose neck state park, monument valley, Forrest Gun scenery high way, four conner mounument and stargazing

Small vibrant town in a beautiful setting! We had breakfast and dinner at the Shack Caffe at the Bluff Resort and enjoyed an amazing dinner at the Smokehouse in town. While a car is needed to get into the town, we then e joyed a stroll around. We would have liked to have an extra day to explore the area other than the big attractions (Monument Valley, Gooseneck park and the Valley of the Gods) and get to know the city better