Hi, I’m Carter Jenkins. Whether you’re craving a hearty pizza, a comforting breakfast, or handmade bakery treats, Cedaredge has been serving up dishes that deserve a spotlight. Here’s a local roundup of gems making waves in our food scene—old favorites and rising stars alike.
The Standouts: Flavorful Picks You Can’t Miss
Lucky Shot Restaurant
Located in the Cedaredge Golf Clubhouse, Lucky Shot brings fire-kissed flavors with its Sicilian wood-fired oven pizzas and weekly themes like Pasta Wednesdays and Fish Fridays. It strikes a great balance between casual and elevated—perfect for a post-golf meal or a cozy dinner out. The warm interior, attentive service, and creative menu make it a community favorite.
Connie’s Family Restaurant
An institution for those mornings when you want serious breakfast: large portions, no pretense, and recipes that feel like Grandma’s kitchen. Pancakes, omelets, biscuits and gravy—it’s dependable, home-style, and just what you need to fuel up.
Creekside Cafe & Bakery
If you’re after handmade breads, pastries, or a peaceful lunch, Creekside is quiet, comforting, and consistent. The café offers a range from lobster and tenderloin specials to classic bakery items—ideal for lingering over coffee or grabbing sweets for the road.
Mesa Lakes Lodge
Set just off Highway 65, this lodge-restaurant draws both locals and travelers with its scenic setting and comforting Mexican and American dishes. Reviews mention recent kitchen upgrades and highlight the dining room’s view—especially during dinner hours. Worth the drive for the atmosphere alone.
Quick Stops & Local Gems
- La Familia Mexican Restaurant – Authentic Mexican food with generous plates in a clean, welcoming space. It caters well to families and those hoping for upbeat, casual meals.
- Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop & Café – Perfect for that mid-morning pastry or lunchtime sandwich. Fresh bread baked on site and a cozy vibe keeps folks coming back.
- 4B’s Brewery – A solid place to unwind. Beer, bar snacks, and a relaxed environment make it great for gatherings with friends.
Going Forward: What to Watch
There’s a buzz lately around Cedaredge’s potential for more food-trucks, pop-ups, and seasonal eateries. As the Applefest weekend draws crowds, local vendors shine, and many residents mention missing long-gone neighbors like Hong Palace. If you’re inspired, this seems like the moment to go small, go creative.
Final Thoughts
Cedaredge might be small, but its food scene delivers heart. Whether it’s a comforting family dinner, a wood-fire pizza night, or just a quiet latte and pastry, there’s plenty to try—and no shortage of flavor. Let your taste buds lead the way.