Ebenezer’s Barn & Grill

This was one of the first evenings on a recent trip that I had taken to the National Parks. The entire group was transported to Ebenezer’s Barn and Grill which featured cowboy cuisine [chicken, steak, vegetarian lasagna, some assorted vegetables and dessert] and live Western entertainment. It is directly across the street from the Historic Ruby’s Inn. It is a very large setting with a stage on one end and multiple tables in front of the stage. We were in a room filled with tourists-​other Americans, Europeans and Aussies. It was an interesting night out and very enjoyable.

36 bucks for baked chicken drumsticks, beans and lousy cole slaw? Are you kidding me? This place serves a lot of foreign tourists and gives American establishments a bad name. Avoid!

Overpriced tourist trap. You will be reduced to waiting in line to buy a ticket, another line waiting for doors to open, another line to be seated, only to find you are herded to a chow line to serve yourself. Catering to an international crowd is nice, and meeting people from around the world was the highlight of the night. A $ 38 steak that is cooked 1 way — the way they slap it down on your plate. The oversized barn seats about 500 and there are some skilled musicians.

We went there for the dinner theatre. Oh man. What horrible food. I had salmon. It was inedible. My husband had skirt steak. It was horrible. Our table mates had chicken and BBQ. It was horrible. And how do you mess up a brownie? It was inedible.

way too expensive. the food is like you can buy from the local grocery store, and the show is one hour cowboy country music. Their violinist is pretty good though.

An awesome unique experience. Plenty of parking and with the large crowd it was very organized. Dinner and a show. Make a reservation and arrive early if you want to sit down front. Mostly a mix of an older and foreign tourists.
The food was service buffet style and was very tasty. The western show was a good time.

Clean, New, Big, Good Park, Right across from hotels, near shops
Bad Dinner: The show started 40 minutes after the 750pm dinner. It was 5 white guys and 1 white gal fiddling and guitaring away. Decent music and very good audio speakers in a big hall. But after 5 songs, you begin to dread it’s another 10 songs. With the only 3 – 4 other «RUBY» owned food outlets within 5 miles, it’s ok. Had some 5 and 7 year old kids with us. They were fine with it but for $ 35 per person for a buffet style dinner and a show that starts after the meal, it’s over priced, buffet and hallway style seating. The show was more like a side show at the fair where they just doing their thing, cracking a few jokes, with no change of performers and no change of routine, no show of juggling, visuals,. Round tables and all facing a stage so ½ your table will have to turn 180 degrees to look at the musicians BUT
it was the only entertainment in town, and I have to mention it was a very nice venue and very clean and looks new. (although they mentioned the band has been playing for 6 years there). Rib eye was pretty good, chic juicy, No bbq sauce on table to use, pull pork very good. My main gripe is the value for $ 35 & promise of a ‘show’. They had everything, big room, excellent audio and lights, decent food, but failed. More like $ 25-​$ 30 tix thing.

You have 4 dinner choices with potatoes, beans, slaw, potato roll, and brownie. The rib eye was OK, the chicken and pork BBQ was good, we didn’t try the salmon. The show was fun for children and old people.

The performers were clearly prepared for an international crowd. They don’t get many Americans. The food was better than expected but the show was lackluster.

Fun show and food was not bad! We had the steak and the salmon. We are not buffet kind of people but the food was hot, fresh and seasoned fairly well. The show was cute but nothing fantastic. Something to do on a night at Bryce.

Although the food is nothing to write home about, the show was terrific. The Bar G Wranglers put on a really entertaining performance. Our kids loved it too. A well spent evening after a day in Bryce Canyon.

This is the place to go if you have a tourist group staying in Bryce Canyon… I have been driving tour buses for 6 years and the people love it! The staff is really friendly and they have a system down where they can serve the whole place food really fast. Speaking of food, even with the mass ‘assembly line’ style of serving, the food choices are great and tastes good. And you get some entertainment during the process, the whole thing lasts about an hour and a half start to finish. Why wait in Ruby’s buffet line when this place is across the street?!