Aunt Sue's Chalet is the family pie and comfort-food restaurant in Duck Creek Village, the cabin town on Highway 14 in the mountains above Cedar City. This guide covers where it is, its hours, what to order and what it costs, whole pies and catering, and things to do nearby. We checked the details against the restaurant's website and menus, its Google Business Profile and a 2026 Duck Creek visitor guide on October 9, 2026.
Aunt Sue's Chalet: Location, Hours and Visitor Guide quick facts
- Address
- 725 Movie Ranch Rd, Duck Creek Village, UT 84762
About 45 minutes east of Cedar City on Highway 14 - Phone
- (435) 682-2484
- Hours
- Daily, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (364 days a year)
- Known for
- Homemade pies, all-day breakfast
- Whole pies
- $23.99 (cream pies by pre-order)
- Opened
- September 28, 2008
What is Aunt Sue's Chalet?
Aunt Sue's Chalet is a family-run, home-style American restaurant at 725 Movie Ranch Road in Duck Creek Village, the mountain cabin town on Highway 14 above Cedar City, Utah. It serves breakfast and dinner all day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 364 days a year, and is best known for homemade pies, sold by the slice or whole. It also has a soup and salad bar, catering and a small gift shop.
Susan Edwards and her daughter Danelle French opened it on September 28, 2008. Sue and her husband Don had built a cabin in Duck Creek in the 1980s and ran the Chalet Cafe in Mesquite, Nevada, for about 20 years before retiring to the mountain, according to the restaurant's story page, which says four generations of the family now work there. It is not in the St. George or Zion area: Duck Creek sits at about 8,400 feet, roughly 45 minutes east of Cedar City.
What should you order at Aunt Sue's Chalet?
Save room for pie. Whole homemade pies are $23.99, in flavors such as apple, blueberry, peach, cherry, pecan, strawberry-rhubarb and the house Mountain Berry (blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, apples and rhubarb), and a slice is $5.99. For a meal, the country fried steak, homemade meatloaf, fried chicken dinner and half-pound burgers are the comfort-food standbys, and breakfast is served all day.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Two eggs your way | $9.99 |
| Country fried steak and eggs | $17.99 |
| Homemade cinnamon roll | $5.99 |
| Hamburger deluxe (half pound) | $12.99 |
| All-you-can-eat soup and salad bar | $13.99 |
| Country fried steak, chicken fried chicken or meatloaf dinner | $17.99 |
| Fried chicken dinner | $19.99 |
| 10 oz USDA Choice ribeye dinner | $24.99 |
| Pie by the slice (a la mode $7.99) | $5.99 |
| Whole homemade fruit or nut pie | $23.99 |
What are Aunt Sue's Chalet hours?
Aunt Sue's Chalet serves from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day, 364 days a year, according to its website and Google Business Profile on October 9, 2026. Winter storms on Highway 14 can change plans, so call (435) 682-2484 before driving up in snow.
Can you order whole pies or catering?
Yes. Whole fruit and nut pies are $23.99, and the banana, chocolate and coconut cream pies are made to order, so call ahead for those. The restaurant also caters groups from five to five hundred people; call (435) 682-2484 to arrange it.
Where is Aunt Sue's Chalet, and how do you get there?
Aunt Sue's Chalet is at 725 Movie Ranch Road in Duck Creek Village, Utah 84762, by the Lazy Duck Cottages. From St. George, drive I-15 north to Cedar City, then take Highway 14 east up Cedar Canyon; Duck Creek is about 45 minutes from Cedar City. The road climbs past 9,000 feet, so carry chains or traction tires in winter.
Open the location in Google Maps for directions.
Nearby things to do
- Cedar Breaks National Monument: the amphitheater rim is a short drive north of Highway 14. See Cedar Breaks.
- Fall color and winter play: aspens line Highway 14 in early fall, and Duck Creek is a snowmobile and cross-country ski base in winter.
- Dinner on the way: Milt's Stage Stop and Rusty's Ranch House are on Highway 14 in Cedar Canyon.