Peekaboo Canyon Wood Fired Kitchen

Can of soda was $3…. Yes a CAN. Cocktails are insanely over priced. I hate eating with my coat on, this place was SOOO cold. Pizza was good, wait staff was friendly.

Awesome food, awesome service, and the plant-based menu made it so easy and exciting to order and try everything. Our favorite in Kanab!

Food was delicious. They accommodated our party of 7 quickly as they’re not taking reservations right now. Staff very friendly

Excellent vegan place in Kanab.

Their impossible burgers are the best .

Vegan or not, you will enjoy their freshly made food .

Don’t miss it if you are visiting Kanab

Was excited to do some vegetarian eating since traveling from Mesa earlier this morning. My family and I Were disappointed to find out you didn’t open until 4pm. Google is there for a reason so may I suggest you update your hours of operation for off season? It won’t help me at this point but for others traveling through and trying to make plans.

Thansk

I’d give a SIX star if I could. We had Mushroom Happiness. Don’t miss it if you are around

They can make most things vegan. Pizza was pretty good. Carrot cake was amazing!

Great spot to get a wood fired pizza and a glass of wine (or whatever you like) after hiking the Wave. Central in town, the staff here is so nice/kind.

This place wasn't anything special. The waitress gave my mother-in-law the wrong pizza and she has a gluten allergy. My daughter ordered pizzas that tried hard to mimic Italian pizza but failed in taste and quality ingredients. The salads we ordered was something I could have made at my house so they were good. Nice touch on the lavender.

CARNIVORES BEWARE! While visiting Kanab, my husband noticed the "wood fired kitchen" sign outside of this restaurant. We decided to try it for dinner, with visions of juicy, succulent wood fired chicken and cheesy pepperoni and sausage pizza. We checked their website which says they offer "artisanal pizza from our wood fired oven along with a full menu of international and locally inspired dishes." Also mentioned are craft cocktails and beer. Can't go wrong, right? Wrong! We went in, sat down, and only then realized this place is fully vegetarian. The signage outside also makes no mention of this place being vegetarian only. Out of politeness we ordered food anyway, and while the caprese salad was good, the mushroom Swiss "burger" was definitely not what us carnivores were craving. We actually felt like we were the victims of a bait and switch. I read one of the establishment's responses to a previous reviewer and I'm sorry, the outside sign does not say vegetarian, nor does their description on their website. Nor does the menu. There are comments like "vegetarian friendly" which is completely different than fully vegetarian with no meat choices. This is misleading, and it seems purposeful. The other two tables next to us were also clearly confused as we could overhear them talking about the menu selections and how they, too, did not know this was a vegetarian restaurant. I would suggest this place clearly advertise that they are vegetarian only, on the outside signage, their website and other online places. By the time patrons are looking at the menu they are already in the restaurant but maybe that is how they get business. Regardless, I would not recommend this place to non vegetarians and would not return. We ended up having a second full dinner elsewhere.