Wildcat Willies

Nice cozy environment. Reasonable price for dinner. Really nice staff, nice dinning experience

Went here for dinner two nights in a row. Food is alright, nothing special. Prices are decent. Sandwiches aren’t available after 6pm, which was a bummer. Small menu but not bad. First night had the pulled pork sandwich and it was tasty. BBQ sauce was good. My brother had the garlic prime rib dip. Second night he had a burger since he couldn’t order the sandwich again because it was 7pm and I had pasta, which was alright. Staff was really friendly. Thomas was our waiter the first night and he did great even helped us out in planning our hikes.

Food is delicious. Service is excellent. Children friendly. Convenient location to Zion Park.

Order the meatloaf! It is really, really tasteful, especially after a good day of hiking. The best meal I had on a 2 weeks holiday in the US. Went there again for breakfast, I had the granola, which was excellent as well.
Both times, service was top of the class. Go there if you are in Zion!

Service: good
Food: average. Plainly prepared. Poor cut of meat.
Value: poor. Very overpriced for what is served.
Atmosphere: average. Overly bright fluorescent bulbs used in candelabras. Unauthentic kitschy wall decorations.

Great service and breakfast was very good. The French toast was delicious, just like my husband’s booty.

Had the breakfast here. Our food was well prepared and the serving sizes were large. We got our food relatively fast but getting our bill took forever. So don’t eat here if you don’t have a lot of time to waste.

*This place actually deserves 3 ½ stars, but Unilocal wont let us do half-​star ratings, so that in itself gives the overall Unilocal experience a minus half star!
Anyways, this must be the largest saloon/​tavern kind of place in Springdale, and the menu had some tasty options that came in larger portions. I went for the Meatloaf and enjoyed every bite, and been unable to resist ordering a side mac n cheese — I was happy with that decision too.
Our server was cool and talked w us about Zion and Rockville, and seemed just as stoked as we were to be in that area.
Funny signs/​posters throughout and some large animals & heads mounted on the walls too.

We were starving after a few hikes in Zion and had spoty reception so we took a chance on this place. So happy we did!!! The food was so delicious, the portions great, atmosphere fun and cute. The best part was definitely out server Dale. He was very knowledgeable about the beers for our $ 5.00 flight. He knew exactly which temperature would be best for the husbands steak so it wasn’t chewy. He even had tips and suggestions for Zion if we come back m tomorrow. Overall excellent experience.

their homemade veggie burgers are bomb, the fries were excellent, and the Mac-​n-​cheese was delightful.
would def. eat here again

Fun spot close to the hotels on the main street. We walked over from our hotel for dinner one night. Super cute restaurant. Had a steak, cobbler, and a nice Fireball cocktail (hey, it was cold sort of). Not too pricey and a great spot for some good food.

We were craving bbq after our hike and walked into this place. There was 8 of us and they set up our table quickly and sat us. The waiter was very helpful and accommodating. He mentioned that they have the best burgers in town. So I ordered the pretzel burger with sweet potato fries. The burger was good and had a lot of cheese on it. I could only eat half of it because it was so filling. They serve their drinks in big mason jars and it’s free refills. It really gives you the western feel. We asked the waiter if we could take our drinks to go and he gave us some to-​go cups on top of to-​go boxes. That was nice. There’s a parking lot on the side of the building and they share the lobby with a gift shop.

Drink 5
Food 4
Pancakes 4
Buffalo wings 5
Granola 4
Service 5
Ambience 5++ Especially their cleanness. Everything including windows, tables, decorations, and lights, is perfectly clean! Impressed!

I ordered the barbecue burger for dinner with sweet potato fries. It was a pretty dense burger and the barbecue sauce was good but the bun was a little chewy. I thought it was a bit overpriced for what we got. However, I was happy that they made me a Shirley Temple, the manliest of beverages.

This place is made out to look like what is like in the wild west I suppose. It is colorful and kind of fun. I only had breakfast there, which is great. Large portion. the pancake is fluffy and light. Service is cheerful.
I have no problem of having breakfast again if I am in town.

3.5 out of 5 stars technically. Not a bad meal. I was really hungry for a burger and looking through options I thought I’d give this place a chance. They have a very wide selection of dishes so I could eat a burger and my husband could choose something totally different.
Any restaurant that gives Gluten Free options is a plus in my book. I can get gluten free things nearly anywhere but when they offer gluten free bread, buns or baked goods I get really excited.
I ended up getting a BBQ burger with a gluten free bun (yay!) and sweet potato fries. My husband ordered the French dip sandwich with Ranch Fries. He liked his as well. My burger patty didn’t appear to be handmade but I’m really not going to get that picky here on vacation. It was topped with onions, cheese and BBQ sauce so I’m good!
Service was fast and friendly. Super cute gift shop attached to the restaurant too.

After driving almost 800 miles in one day and unable to take in the scenery of several points of interest, What I needed was a place to sit down and enjoy a down to earth home cooked meal or something very similar to it.
And «WildCat Willies» was just that place.
I ordered what was referred to as a Wild Willie’s Buffalo meatloaf dinner
with all the fix_​ins They served to me on a full plate mashed potatoes with this mouth watering slice of heaven known to some as meat loaf that laid across my entire plate, sprinkled on the meat loaf was crispy slices of onion with veggies on the side.
And how else would one compliment such a fine dinner, but to wash it down with the restaurants very own home brewed liquids. This brew
had a fresh taste, something that I have never had before. It was mild
with no surprises included.
This restaurant and its earthly decorations made one feel comfortable
but yet not rushed once my meal did arrive.
As I have asked before in one of my recent reviews, I wondered if this
restaurant offered «A wheel barrel service» to their patrons. Because I was stuffed! and needed to be rolled back to my car.
This is a great place to make new friends and leave with old ones.
I raise my glass to you, Cheers!

Suzie Q’s Fun Facts:
An ancient wildcat is the direct ancestor of our modern-​day house cat. While domesticated house cats are known to meow and make other noises, wildcats are mostly silent (probably owing to the theory that cats meow to communicate with humans, not each other).
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After a long hike in The Narrows of Zion (wading in a freezing cold river for hours), my companions and I were ravenous, so we left the park in search of some hot, satisfying grub.
We stumbled upon the popular Wildcat Willies. Even at 3 pm on a Sunday afternoon, the place was packed, and we had to wait at least 20 minutes to be seated.
The service wasn’t much quicker once we were seated, although our server was lovely and funny, and explained that some idiot had only staffed the dining room with two waitresses that day (i.e. the slow service wasn’t her fault).
Three of my companions ordered the Buffalo Meatloaf, which I also tasted (thumbs up all around — yum!). I ordered a filling, delicious sandwich with turkey, avocado and bacon that came with a huge mound of sweet potato fries. Despite being hungry, I could only finish half of it, taking the rest home.
Prices weren’t what I’d call «cheap.» But the prices weren’t unreasonable considering the portion sizes, and the restaurant’s proximity to touristy Zion.
If I return to Zion, this restaurant will go on heavy rotation!

One of the most satisfying meals we had on our Zion trip, especially after several days of long strenuous hikes. The place is pretty big so no worries about a wait. We’ve walked by multiple times and there are always people dining here. They also serve beer. Attached to a candy shop and has a parking lot shared with a hotel.
There are booth seating, bar seating, and seating in the back with an awesome view of the mountains.
Wild Willies Buffalo Meatloaf — This is their famous meatloaf. It was freaking delicious! It is so full of flavor and who doesn’t love bacon?! Haha.
Western Clams over Linguine — My SO ordered this and really enjoyed it. We were kind of avoiding seafood since they were a bit from the coast but it was good!
I like this place because the menu is pretty extensive. There is something for everyone: pasta, salads, burgers, pizzas, meats, beer, etc.
The service was also pretty on point here.

After exploring Springdale for a while, food sounded really good but we couldn’t find any place open! The two places we pulled in to first were closed so we ended up at Wildcat Willies. Lots of Western/​gun/​animal décor but I wasn’t expecting anything different just going by the name, lol.
We were seated right away and our server was there right after for our drink order and tips on the menu. Hubby had the ribeye crusted with blue cheese and I had buffalo meatloaf with mashed potatoes. Both meals were excellent, absolutely no complaints. Our server continued to check on us and even gave us some info on Zion for our visit the next day.
The bill was a bit pricey, considering we had no alcohol or dessert but it was worth a little bit of a splurge.