Nice place near monument valley. Food was overall good. We tried Navajo taco which we liked. Tea came with big pot. Welcoming staff. Menu reasonable.
Dale Tate
Great food
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Sophia Z
Seems like a very popular restaurant that we see a lot of local people eating here. But DONT order anything related to beef 🙅♀️we ordered multiple different beef dishes and we all found them not cooked well and very hard to chew :(
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Chuck Davies
Great Blt and really good pattymelt. Simple but delicious. I would stop again if passing thru
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Russell Detherage
Took a chance and stopped for an early dinner. Did not disappoint. Food was really good and the servicer was very friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Caiti Appell
Friendly people, authentic food. Quick service. I got takeout while passing through. The chorizo breakfast burrito with hash browns was fantastic. Highly suggest!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Iris Moroz
Nice up scale dinner right out side of Zion Canyon. Great food and service nice indoor and out door seating
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeff Schneider
Good price for good food. Plesent visit.
Michael G
I can only go as low as 1 star. Upon reviewing restaurants on Yelp, most were negative except for a nice Mexican Place (closed today). We decided on the Blue Coffee Pot. It’s been here for years. Stopped here back in the 90s on the motorcycle. Don’t remember much about it. I should have though. The parking lot was full. Good sign. Walking in a sign says ‘seat yourself’. Place is packed and we wait like vultures on the next table to vacate. Sit down and wait. Its owned and run by local Navajo. That’s good. Seems 80% locals are eating here. Another good sign. Finally one of only 2 waitresses covering maybe 20 tables drops off plastic menus and asks for our drink order. I ask for a Coke. Fine. About 5 minutes later she brings Joann her water but no Coke. “We’re out of Coke”. Okay a root beer. 10 minutes later she stops by and says “Oh right a root beer”. Even later she asks for our order. Now being tourists. And being in the Navajo Nation we thought we would again like to try the Navajo Taco. It’s their culture, their cuisine, they should want to present it as such. Not so fast. After a long wait we get our meals of Navajo Tacos. We did note that what seemed to be locals all eating other entries so that should have been a hint. I have never had such a plain utterly tasteless meal in my life. I ordered a beef taco. Well, there might have been some (?) ground beef sprinkled in there. Along with lettuce, the smallest diced tomatoes, in amount equal to the beef, chopped onion (that was a special note that the waitress asked if we wanted) and canned hole baked beans. Very bland tasteless baked beans. All on top of a so called Navajo fried bread which also was completely lacking in any flavor. Tasteless. I went to a vacated table to grab the Tabasco sauce which I then covered this mess with to provide some taste. We only ate the topping/filler of lettuce and such leaving the fry bread. Paid our bill to another waitress also covering as cashier. Oh, there was 1 bus guy working all the tables. I’m guessing either those 80% have no tastebuds or we just ordered like tourists and they treated us as such. Nice way to promote one’s culture. I did warn another couple of tourists who reversed course and left. Right down the street is a McDonalds which would have been high cuisine next to this place. It’s a new low.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
bruce richman
Great Navajo hamburger dinner and awsome Navajo taco
They never answer there dam phone when. Ya gonna do a call in order just a busy tone ...
Randall G
I like to support local places and the Blue Coffee Pot certainly attracts the locals. I ordered the Diced Navajo Mutton burrito. Unfortunately, it was way overcooked to the point that a good portion of the meat was black and rock hard.
I’d recommend sticking to the basics like a hamburger if there for dinner.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Jeremy Morris
Nice little diner right of the highway. Did was great. Very disappointed that I just barely missed the last mutton burger of the night. Our waitress was very courteous and helpful.
Highly recommend this place and if i ever come back through this way, I'll definitely stop for a 2nd go at it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andy Giles
Service the best weve experienced in a while, waitress was so attentive! As for the food, we had navajo tacos which were delicious! The price was also really reasonable! If we were staying in Kayenta more than 1 night we wouldve come back straight away!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jackie Ruiz Weaver
Great place to stop and regroup. The food was perfect and the service was kind. Enjoy and support the community.
Nice place near monument valley. Food was overall good. We tried Navajo taco which we liked. Tea came with big pot. Welcoming staff. Menu reasonable.
Great food
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Seems like a very popular restaurant that we see a lot of local people eating here. But DONT order anything related to beef 🙅♀️we ordered multiple different beef dishes and we all found them not cooked well and very hard to chew :(
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Great Blt and really good pattymelt. Simple but delicious. I would stop again if passing thru
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Took a chance and stopped for an early dinner. Did not disappoint. Food was really good and the servicer was very friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Friendly people, authentic food. Quick service. I got takeout while passing through. The chorizo breakfast burrito with hash browns was fantastic. Highly suggest!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice up scale dinner right out side of Zion Canyon. Great food and service nice indoor and out door seating
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good price for good food. Plesent visit.
I can only go as low as 1 star. Upon reviewing restaurants on Yelp, most were negative except for a nice Mexican Place (closed today). We decided on the Blue Coffee Pot. It’s been here for years. Stopped here back in the 90s on the motorcycle. Don’t remember much about it. I should have though. The parking lot was full. Good sign. Walking in a sign says ‘seat yourself’. Place is packed and we wait like vultures on the next table to vacate. Sit down and wait. Its owned and run by local Navajo. That’s good. Seems 80% locals are eating here. Another good sign. Finally one of only 2 waitresses covering maybe 20 tables drops off plastic menus and asks for our drink order. I ask for a Coke. Fine. About 5 minutes later she brings Joann her water but no Coke. “We’re out of Coke”. Okay a root beer. 10 minutes later she stops by and says “Oh right a root beer”. Even later she asks for our order. Now being tourists. And being in the Navajo Nation we thought we would again like to try the Navajo Taco. It’s their culture, their cuisine, they should want to present it as such. Not so fast. After a long wait we get our meals of Navajo Tacos. We did note that what seemed to be locals all eating other entries so that should have been a hint. I have never had such a plain utterly tasteless meal in my life. I ordered a beef taco. Well, there might have been some (?) ground beef sprinkled in there. Along with lettuce, the smallest diced tomatoes, in amount equal to the beef, chopped onion (that was a special note that the waitress asked if we wanted) and canned hole baked beans. Very bland tasteless baked beans. All on top of a so called Navajo fried bread which also was completely lacking in any flavor. Tasteless. I went to a vacated table to grab the Tabasco sauce which I then covered this mess with to provide some taste. We only ate the topping/filler of lettuce and such leaving the fry bread. Paid our bill to another waitress also covering as cashier. Oh, there was 1 bus guy working all the tables. I’m guessing either those 80% have no tastebuds or we just ordered like tourists and they treated us as such. Nice way to promote one’s culture. I did warn another couple of tourists who reversed course and left. Right down the street is a McDonalds which would have been high cuisine next to this place. It’s a new low.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great Navajo hamburger dinner and awsome Navajo taco
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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They never answer there dam phone when. Ya gonna do a call in order just a busy tone ...
I like to support local places and the Blue Coffee Pot certainly attracts the locals. I ordered the Diced Navajo Mutton burrito. Unfortunately, it was way overcooked to the point that a good portion of the meat was black and rock hard.
I’d recommend sticking to the basics like a hamburger if there for dinner.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Nice little diner right of the highway. Did was great. Very disappointed that I just barely missed the last mutton burger of the night. Our waitress was very courteous and helpful.
Highly recommend this place and if i ever come back through this way, I'll definitely stop for a 2nd go at it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service the best weve experienced in a while, waitress was so attentive!
As for the food, we had navajo tacos which were delicious! The price was also really reasonable!
If we were staying in Kayenta more than 1 night we wouldve come back straight away!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to stop and regroup. The food was perfect and the service was kind. Enjoy and support the community.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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