Move out of the way EVERY other thrift or antique store, Gypsy Emporium is taking the lead in the…read morerace. This place is rad on every level and will be hard to compete with. There are two stories to this gem-the bottom level flows like a traditional retail store with items grouped by category- things like dishes, books, vinyl records and trinkets. Then the upstairs has sections that are mini stores within-likely vendors that bring their own goods to display. There are so many treasures here that you could easily spend a couple hours-or more-browsing about. My partner was on a quest to buy some cast iron and was able to find a good selection to choose from. If you're a treasure hunter, be sure to put this on your list of places to come peruse. You won't be sorry.

My friends and I stopped here during our weekend together in Hurricane. This shop came highly…read morerecommended and I'm so glad we stopped! We initially visited on a Saturday and my last day in the area was the following Monday. I found myself regretting not purchasing a sign made of restored wood that fit the vibe of my new house perfectly. I ended up going back on Monday to purchase it. The clerk at the store remembered me and was so sweet. I could spend hours strolling around this store. I look forward to popping by next time I'm in the area!

So many cool items. The owner is the best and will go to his house for an item if it's not on the…read moreshelf and he has it.

This little antiques store in the small, pass-through town of Orderville made my heart so happy…read more What really drew me to check it out was the painted sign displayed out front that read "License Plates $5." The owner is an older gentleman who travels everywhere in the country and brings back license plates, road signs and other trinkets like old soda/beer cans, water glasses, CD's and so much more. There were license plates available from all 50 states that ranged from $2.00 to $18.00. I was very happy with the Utah, Arizona and Hawaii ones I was able to snatch, all for only $20.00. Cash only, no exceptions.

We found this wonderful little shop on our recent trip to southern Utah. My husband scored a huge…read morehaul of amazing cast iron items that are now adorning our garden & home. Excellent prices. We'll be back on our next trip to Zion.

The selection of antiques is small (it's more gifts) and the vintage stuff is pretty overpriced…read more They also sell all these MAGA hats/political paraphernalia at the front register which if you like that, great. But it seemed really unnecessary for a business to make a light-hearted jaunt to an antique gift shop into something political. We took our money across the parking lot to the other antique shop, Gypsy Emporium, which was roughly 20x the size of this store (upstairs and downstairs) with endless aisles of antiques and homemade wares.

Let me preface this review by saying this restaurant is not for people who want a traditional…read morerestaurant dining experience. Buffalo Trails/Cactus Room is a place for the adventurous, the courageous, and the patient. This is the kind of establishment where a French family of tourists walked in, took a quick look and immediately walked out. This is a restaurant that only has a hand written signboard for a menu and doesn't have a dessert menu at all. Instead, the proprietor announces the available desserts (all handmade by him) during the meal to the whole restaurant. This is a direct quote: "I made this pie for the first time ever today and I thought it was great" in reference to a lemon meringue pie if I remember correctly. This is a restaurant I'm not sure deserves a 1 star review or a 5 star review. We were not intending to eat dinner here at all but we saw the "Bob's famous buffalo burgers" sign in the window and Nick at the smoothie place in the parking lot convinced us to go after we asked about the burgers. The Trading Company/Restaurant is run by chef/owner "One-eyed" Bob (he unfortunately lost an eye in a car accident) and his one "waitress", dual citizen and possible felon* AJ, who, 5 minutes after we entered the establishment, had to run out to settle two arrest warrants relating to overdue traffic infractions. She provides basically no service - we never got water during our meal, she put in an extra burger order for us that we never ordered, and she disappeared for multiple long stretches (with Bob asking us where she went), etc. But I suppose that's forgivable given how flustered she was? Bob, on the other hand, is exceptionally friendly and talks to every customer like an old friend. There were two other groups in the restaurant with us, one from the Netherlands, another from Michigan, and he treated all of us like old pals. With all that being said, the food here is absolutely delicious. Everything is made fresh to order - the potatoes are hand cut and fried, the burger patties are hand shaped and charred, the vegetables are sliced to order, etc. Buffalo Burger ($16.50) - Crisp lettuce, fresh sliced tomato and onion, and mayo makes a simple burger. The buffalo patty doesn't taste like any buffalo meat I've had in the past. It's barely gamey, but instead is mixed with seasoning that enhances the umami qualities to the max. It's served literally with a puddle of rendered fat/grease right on top of the patty. It's surprisingly great for dipping the fries in. The fries are hand cut, single fried, and are surprisingly good. They are pale but have a lightly crisp exterior and tender interior. I don't normally like single fried fries (ala In-N-Out), but these are superior to those sad and limp fries. The fries are salted perfectly and have a flavor that can't be beat. I'm thinking Bob fries these in rendered beef trimmings or something because they are delicious. (5/5) Wagyu Burger ($16.50) - We did not order this, but it was forced upon us and ended up on the bill afterwards. Everything in this burger is the same as the Buffalo other than the burger patty, which size-wise is smaller after cooking due to much of the fat rendering out. I was originally very skeptical of the concept of a wagyu burger - why waste such a perfectly good cut of steak just to grind it up into a burger? What happens to all the fat? Well now I know. This burger is super turbo charred, similar to the kind of charring that can be found in a perfectly lacy smashburger. The seasoning is different from the Buffalo burger, giving a superb umami and meaty quality that isn't too salty. It's a beefy and amazingly flavorful seasoning. I'm not sure what's in it but it gives so much umami and a huge burst of flavor with every bite. (5/5) To be honest, this entire experience was so bizarre I'm not sure if it was actually real or just an act. Kind of like that restaurant that insults their patrons. But AJ's distress seemed to be too real to be an act. Do not visit expecting normal table service. The burgers for all 3 parties arrived at the same time. We actually saw the party from Michigan walk into the restaurant 15-20 minutes before us while we were waiting for smoothies outside. The first party from the Netherlands went in even earlier. It took us 30 minutes to get our food, so those first customers were probably waiting close to an hour. With all that being said, these were honestly some of the best burgers I've eaten in my entire life. I have no idea what Bob does to them to make them so delicious. Bathrooms - One unisex room in the trading post/art section. I don't think it's cleaned very often. *Note: According to her outbursts through the meal, and this is a direct quote: "I can't go back again, orange is not a good color on me"

We picked this spot because they are rated highly for gluten free options! Little did we know, all…read moreof the food was absolutely incredible. Bobby and AJ ran the business tonight and they were fantastic hosts. The energy is exciting and you feel like you're at home. Give yourself some time to enjoy the meal and hangout with your friends! This isn't a spot to order a quick bite, they put love into their food and environment and the time flies by while you're here! We had the Waygu burger, spicy steak sandwiches, and the chicken with spaghetti western potatoes. Then we all ordered different desserts, coconut cream pie, apple cake, pumpkin pie and keylime pie!

Paul was so informative and friendly. Went above and beyond to answer any question my husband and I…read morehad. I found a pendant that I loved and wanted a ring. He explained that he could make one for me and helped me pick out the stones. Can't wait to receive my ring and earrings with the matching stones of my pendant. I highly recommend this shop! One of the things we noticed was that every customer that walked into Paul's shop was given a greeting and even if he was busy with a customer, he made time to check that anyone who had a question or wanted to see something specific was given time and made to feel valued and appreciated. Outstanding customer service!!

Great shop. Worth the experience if you are into rocks and rockhounding. Got a nice selection of…read morejewelry that's fair priced. The owner of the shop is very friendly and informative. 10/10

My family has gone to this antique store for over 30 years whenever we go to the Shakespearean…read moreFestival in Cedar City. It is our favorite antique store ever. The prices are reasonable and the owner is so kind a good to work with. We just went there 8/2018 and bought tins, candles, a bedspread, wooden wall hanging, books, glassware, an old camera, an apron and two beautiful old chairs.

Cute stop for shopping and fun finds! Prices are fair.... recommend stopping in when in townread more

We were on a family road trip when google has suggested this place. Super cute and I am a sucker…read morefor antique stores. Cedar City in general has such a wonderful atmosphere. I can't wait to visit again.

Cool shop and great merchandise. A well selected clothing array with a lot of hand- and machine-…read morealtered pieces that are super cool. Exceptional jewelry and other fine antiques plus everyday things, craft supplies, and furniture.

I've been in the Escalante area for nearly three weeks now, and not once has it ever been opened. I…read moreeven tried three times to go to this place. Do yourself a favor and don't try a fourth time. Attempt #1: first checked yelp to see the hours and then drove on over. No hours are posted on the outside of the building. So I left. Attempt #2: Called the store and spoke to the owner, who said she would be open in 10 minutes. Drove over 20 minutes later only to find her pulling out of the driveway. She said she would be open at 5pm. Wtf? Attempt #3: Showed up again around noon, where we found the owner. She said she's only open from 5pm-9pm. So we came back at 7pm and knocked several times. Still a closed sign and no one there.....