We rated this bakery a 18/20 ( 4 people: 5 stars possible)…read more The location is unassuming (located next to a subway) and quite simple inside. The tables are kind of rustic and the decor is French and American but not in the sticky pastel sort of way. It was nice that there were no gimmicks... they didn't need them. We ordered a small mocha, latte, 2 pain au chocolates, and a ham&cheese croissant. The coffee is brewed perfectly and it's incredibly fresh. It left a clean mouth feel that was a dramatic departure from big box coffee. The food is made in-house. The bread is crisp and flakey on the outside and chewy inside. The flavors were very pronounced. It was amazing! The only holdbacks were that some in our group didn't try food and so could not give a full 5 stars. Super plus that the person behind the counter was in fact, European. I cannot recommend this place enough. "Let's eat cake!"

We went on Christmas Eve and by the time we got there everything was sold out except for drinks…read more Got a Mocha and it was delicious. Based on all the food being sold out in the morning, I am guessing that the food is great too. Owner is super nice and friendly. Large parking so parking it not a problem. Some other businesses in close proximity so large enough to support them all. Nice inside, with art hanging, etc. Pictures attached.

Ordered 2 gluten free pies. They were good. Not as good as the gluten free pies up in Veyo....I…read moredidn't like the flimsy tin foil pans they use. It felt like the pie was going to spill out of the box.

From the owner: We specialize in premium pies. All pies are made with whole ground wheat crusts and the finest…read moreingredients. Fruit pies include: Apple, Cherry, Mixed Berry, Peach (seasonal), Strawberry Rhubarb (seasonal). Creme Pies include: Banana Creme, Chocolate Creme, Coconut Creme, and Lemon Creme. Specialty pies include: Pecan, Pumpkin. Custom orders available. Gluten Free and Sugar Free options available upon special order.

This was the second of two Harmons Neighborhood Grocer locations that I visited on a recent trip to…read moreSaint George, and I am a fan once again! We went out of our way to go to this location as they had some special "dumpling squishies" that our teenagers "had to have," as this item was trending on social media. We called ahead and Harmons put two to the side and it's a good thing - when we went by a few hours later, these were the only ones left in stock! We also purchased some snacks for our drive. Staff was friendly, store was clean, and selection on all products was fabulous. I agree with others that this is the best grocery store around and worth a visit if you're in the area.

Our go-to stop for groceries on the way to Zion. Prices are really reasonable, and they've got a…read morenice selection of goods that are pretty typical of grocery stores. I like how they also have a large seating area for folks to eat. We did try the gelato that they sell here and it's pretty good! My favorites are the Biscoff and pistachio. There's also a cafe for drink orders. It's not too far off the freeway, and there's also a gas station - great one-shop stop!

Found this place on the way to Cliffhouse in St.George (go there by the way)…read more There were so many options it was very hard to choose. I can't remember all the fancy names but omg they were all delicious. One of my donuts had white choc the bottom. The young lady was so patient with us and we made our decision. Lots of photo ops b/c it's so cute inside. There's also a drive thru! I have to find another closer to me!

walking into this store is like a kid going to a candy store. They will ask you if you want to buy…read more1/2 dozen because it is discounted compared to buying just 1 donut. Then you walk around having hard time deciding which 6 to buy and then you might want to buy like 12. It is so easy to do that and then you hold up the line of people behind you! Don't ask how much sugar is in the donut, because all that matters is that it taste good no matter what flavor. They have really unique flavor and styles so I suggest you get a few more than you thought and just cut it up and share and spread the wealth. Be sure to top it off with some coffee. I like it black tbh!

OK. LISTEN LINDA!…read moreYou want amazing ice cream that you can't get in southern Utah!? Come here! This is homemade (ok small batch company made in Santaquin) It's FRESH, CREAMY, and the flavors are authentic!! Tastes homemade and high quality. The servicing sizes are generous and the employees are happy and kind. Also their key have tons of other foods: hand pies, pies, meats, frozen pops, cider, dried fruit, flavored milks. Their spiced apple donuts are so fresh and delicious!! Run don't walk!

Came here for the ice cream. They have great flavors. It was very crowded. There weren't any…read moreemployees by the ice cream. I did have to wait a bit.

If was I was going to transform into any other animal, I think I'd become a sloth. They are cute,…read morefurry and get to lounge around all the time. They are just my speed-not speedy at all. OK, that might not be true, but I do think they're cute. Imagine my surprise and delight when my doorbell rang one afternoon and a box of Sloth Cookies appeared before me. It was an incredibly kind gesture from a dear person in my life and I immediately got to work trying a bite of each one. They were fresh and tasty-my favorite was probably the Snickerdoodle, although the sugar cookie with a lemon hint was also a hit! I love that modern technology allows people to find, order and deliver delicious treats in a matter of hours. I'll be sure to stop by their location when I need to satisfy my sweet tooth next.

I'm so sad that this location closed down :( the cookies were amazing especially the Edmonton…read more(Chocolate Chip Cookie) & the staff was super friendly & welcoming every visit. I will miss this place and I hope in the future they will open again!! I'm so glad I got to stock up on cookies before the last day.

I'll start off with the positives.... They have been in town for a long time and many of the locals…read morelove this place. I asked the woman if I bought the pies and I brought them home. Could I freeze them. (She said no but...) So far I have frozen the sour cream lemon, Dutch apple pie, apple pie and cherry pie. They all freeze and defrost very well. The negatives, trying to get anything here at the holiday time is a complete and utter disaster!!! the line is ridiculously long and if you don't pre-order months in advance, you are basically not going to get anything. If you pre-order you have to choose a day to come pick it up and the lines are ridiculously long where you may potentially wait over an hour / two hours . If you come at any other time, whatever they have is whatever they have and once they sell out, they sell out. Do not try the Tropicana pie, It was disgusting. I also am not a fan of the crust that they use. It doesn't have much flavor. All in all I think the pies are mediocre. I like that they have a large variety however but all the flavors are not always available.

We love visiting Croshaw's when we are in St. George! Their crowd favorite seems to be their pot…read morepies with many people lining up early to get their hands on them before they sell out. We usually just get a few cream pies for the weekend and they never disappoint. The staff is very friendly and helpful with answering questions about the pies and other offerings. They tend to sell out quickly so if you have a specific one in mind be sure to get there early, but we haven't come across a bad pie so any flavor is worth the time! . They have a small cozy cafe area inside if you want to stick around for lunch but the desserts are truly their best offerings.

Ordered "A Little Bit of Everything" around noon. Took a number and sat down. Waited for 25 minutes…read moreonly for them to then come tell us they don't have breakfast food anymore. They couldn't tell us that when we ordered??? Terrible service

I did really like my breakfast here…read more But NOTE this place is no longer a bakery, just hot food/entrees - the bakery counter is bare and the lady at the counter said the owner is thinking about maybe doing something with it. I ordered the Desayuno breakfast - which includes 2 eggs, plantains (!!), some donita cheese, refried beans and some spiced crema. It was pretty authentic and really hit the spot. The plantains were fantastic. And the homemade tortillas were very thick and perfection dipped into all the eggs and beans. Hubbs got a mexican omelets, but those kinds of flavors are too aggressive for me in the am.