The portobello mushroom fries alone are worth the drive to Hurricane. Pig's Ear serves elevated comfort food in a laid-back space with exposed brick and industrial touches. You'll find everything from perfectly cooked steaks and fall-off-the-bone ribs to creative takes on classics like their popular "Superbowl" chicken dish.
The menu hits all the right notes. Baby back ribs come with that ideal balance of smoky and sweet. The Parmesan chicken cutlets deliver a crispy coating that doesn't sacrifice the juicy interior. Fresh seafood options like salmon and prawns round out the hearty lineup. Don't skip the key lime pie (seriously, don't).
They pour a solid selection of cocktails, beer, and wine to pair with your meal. The bar program keeps things straightforward rather than flashy, which fits the vibe perfectly. Service runs friendly and attentive, with servers who know the menu inside and out.
Reservations are essential, especially during peak Zion season. This isn't a place you can just drop into on a whim. The restaurant sits about 20 minutes from Zion's main entrance, making it a perfect dinner stop after a day in the park. Hurricane locals pack the place year-round, which tells you everything you need to know about consistency.