This winery posted on Facebook about their new seasonal wine called Missionary Blood and I just…read moreknew I had to try it. The artwork on the front is quite comical :) This is a nice sweet cherry honey wine that I thoroughly enjoyed! I also bought a few other wines that I'll have to try in the next little while. I'm excited! After years of searching, my fiancé finally found the perfect brandy. He had tears of joy in his eyes while he sipped on The Hive Winery's Raspberry Brandy. He can't wait to purchase the other flavors! Also, each bottle has a fun message on the back, so be sure to check that out. We had a pleasant experience here and all of the employees were fun to talk with. We'd love to come back for a wine tasting sometime. We will definitely be back and are happy to support this local business!

What could be more "Utah" than making wine out of honey? I love how The Hive Winery has branded…read morethemselves and made specialty mead and fruit wine their thing-way to embrace the culture. If you're unfamiliar with the significance of honey/beehives in Utah, do a little research-the metaphor of beehives dates back to our pioneer days. Utahns are industrious people. If you're more interested in traditional wines, this might not be for you. But it's fun to venture out and try something new. My friend and I scheduled a tasting to celebrate her birthday and each opted for a different menu-I did the wines, while she did the spirits. We would take a taste of each, then share, so we ended up really tasting ten different items. I enjoyed the Pioneer Red as well as one of the whiskeys-although I've forgotten the name of that one. I didn't care as much for the meads-those had a flavor that I didn't love as much. Our host, Michael, was friendly and not only explained what we were tasting but also carried on conversation with us, making us feel at home. He had a dry sense of humor, which I appreciate. Speaking of humor, there is an actual curtain that can be pulled across the bar/tasting area to partition the alcohol that's being consumed from the patrons in the gift shop (since minors could visit the shop with parents, I'd assume. We made sure to close it and get some pictures of the custom-made curtain that cheekily acknowledges the silly Utah liquor law. We asked if it would be possible to take a tour, but were told that they can't give tours-which I'm still confused about, because I've taken tours at other locations in the state. Maybe they are just extra cautious and don't want to do anything that could get them shut down. Or perhaps it has something to do with how their business is classified. The tasting menu changes each week, dependent on what new product they are putting out. It would be a fun way to check out the new inventory and pick something you'd like to take home. I know I will!

The absolute best honey in the valley. We've ordered from Elden foods 4 times now. Prompt delivery…read moreand seriously delicious honey! It blows my mind how their honey is such a great price and they don't charge for shipping- must be free for locals. You HAVE to buy your honey from this great local business. Such wonderful customer service. Also, their detailed packaging ensures no spilled honey when you open it.

From the owner: Our business specializes in providing Raw Unfiltered Honey and Raw Creamed Honey.read more

I love rancho markets. The produce and the meat is always so fresh. The customer service is…read moreamazing, and the Mexican restaurant inside is a must. Also I love their fresh pressed juice. The vampire is my favorite. I highly recommend this grocery store

We love this place and I'd rather support them than a big grocer. They have a large variety of…read morefresh produce and a great meat counter. Their bakery is fantastic. I love their chocolate cake, corn bread, and the rolls filled with ham, cream cheese, and pickled jalapeños when I'm lucky to get there before they sell out. They have ice cream with a lot of unique flavors, too, as well as other snacks. The food they make there used to be really good but something changed in the last 6 months and it's very hit or miss but the chicken tacos with the pozole salsa is a solid choice.

I've been coming here for years with my husband and have always had a great experience. The staff…read moreis always helpful and so knowledgeable whenever we have a question. The plants we've bought here are always happy and healthy, however, we always treat them for fungus gnats if we bring them inside. This is our favorite place to shop for plants.

We love this nursery. You can get everything from a truckload of soil to fill your garden beds and…read morethe plants to put in them.

I don't have a farm, but I do have a home, so I figured I'd stop in and see what treasures I could…read morefind. Google (sorry!) had photos of metal yard art that was interesting, so I thought I could pick something up. Sadly, we learned from an employee of the store that the man who used to provide the yard art is "currently running from the law" so his inventory wasn't on display. Bummer. However, my friend found some smoker pellets that she wanted to try. If we happened to have a farm or a large yard that needs more than the occasional mow, this would be a terrific resource. They have excellent customer service and a good supply of things you'd probably want.

We were out of food for our quail chicks and didn't want to drive a few cities over to the Tractor…read moreSupply, so we called Dallas Green to see if they had 30% game bird crumble. They confirmed they had it in stock, so we headed down the road to the store. When we got there, we were a little confused because Google Maps took up to an art shop. Luckily there was a little sign above the shop that said Dallas Green was around the corner, so we pulled around and parked. It was difficult to see the entrance because of all the pallets piled around, but we found the door. When we walked in, the employees looked at us and then went about their business. We walked around looking for the feed, but couldn't find it, so we asked an employee. They told us we need to pay for it at the register and then to drive around to pick it up, so we paid $20+ and then headed out to our car. We pulled in to the warehouse and the employee confirmed we wanted 30% game bird crumble. He then started yelling at another employee for not doing his job while he went and looked for the crumble. He came back to the car with a 50lb bag and my husband opened the trunk for him. He put the bag in the back and told us how to get out of the warehouse (you just pull forward and make a left). Once we got home and went to give the quail chicks their food, we realized they gave us pellets instead of crumble. The birds are too little to eat pellets, so for now I'll need to blend it before giving it to them. It's extra work I didn't want to do, but I already opened the bag so I can't swap it out for crumble. I feel like this place has good prices and I like the ease of driving through the warehouse. When we try this place again, we'll double check that they grabbed the correct feed though.