Canyon Breeze Restaurant

"We went to Canyon Breeze restaurant at the Red Mountain Resort last night with a party of 7. The whole evening was delightful. The menu has improved and the service was friendly, knowledgeable and because it was busy, it was timed and explained. The Cocktail menu was very creative and the wine and beer selection was very good. We had 2 dishes of shareable plates and the taste and presentation was worthy and delicious. The main course I had was the Salmon and it was beautifully presented, delicious and filling. We will be back…."

"Restaurants at a resort. We were not staying at the resort. Prices for a little better if you were staying at the resort looks like I have some deals. The food was good. The service was good. You are paying a premium for the location."

"The food is mostly pretty good and tastes fresh over all but is slightly overpriced. Cocktails could be a little better. There’s definitely room for improvement. For one, their online menu is inaccurate, so don’t trust what it says. The website doesn’t even show a breakfast/lunch menu even though they serve both of those meals. That’s just confusing. I stayed at the resort for the weekend and ate here a few times. The last night (new years Eve) they held a party at the restaurant from 9-12. They advertised it as a party with live music, a champagne toast, and a “tantalizing array of sweet and savory bites crafted by Chef Gil Peterson.” The event was $40 per person. My fiancé and I decided to check it out for a bit. We saw that the live music was a single person singing cover songs with a keyboard taking frequent breaks and repeating songs. The champagne toast (1 glass per person) was served at 10 pm for some reason. The vibe was pretty dead and incredibly awkward with just a few other small groups of people in attendance. The employees seemed confused. The “tantalizing array of sweet and savory bites crafted by Chef Gil Peterson” consisted of: a bowl of potato chips, some trail mix, and tiny little grocery store quality cakes. You’re telling me this was put together by a chef and is worth $40?? The party was so disappointing we left before midnight, as did most other people. If I stay at red mountain resort again, I’d probably eat at the restaurant and just not order any drinks or attend any of their events ever again. I hope y’all actually read this and understand just how abysmal that “party” was, and to charge $40 for it is just insulting. Bring back the Sunday brunch buffet and please never do that party ever again."

"We made a girls' trip to the Red Mountain Resort, and we really loved the breakfast, lunch, and dinner options that came with our stay package. Breakfast was so convenient and delicious (biscuits and bacon were my favorite lol). Lunch was also delicious, and there were a lot of great meals to choose from for dinner, ranging from vegetarian, gluten free, and traditional. The restaurant also has a convenient side counter/shop with ready made meals like sandwiches when I was in between meal hours. I can't remember everything I had, but the cauliflower steak with tomatoes was SO SO YUMMY, and my steak/fries and salmon/lentils were tasty. Don't pass up the brownie! You'd never miss the gluten in it... Yes, the brownie is THAT GOOD. Also, the cauliflower appetizer is definitely worth it but beware the peppers have a kick to them. And, the outside patio is really pretty and peaceful."

"The restaurant setting is great. The views, the atmosphere all very nice. The service was good when the staff is at the table but a little lacking when they are not. Have to fight to get their attention when something is needed, like a bar refill. The food was pretty unremarkable just okay. Tastes like a lot of pre-packaged ingredients are used to make the sauces and dressings. Was still nice and had a good time. But if you are not staying at the resort I’m not sure it would be worth the trip to try. If the kitchen could step up the food it would be much better"