We came again to grab some pizza. Well guess what? No more pizza. They had a new restaurant making…read morefood and it was sandwiches. Nothing cool on draft. I tried their IPA which was hoppy but not tasty. Sandwiches turned out pretty well though.

Stopped into Edge of the World Brewery on the way back to Kanab after an absolutely full day hiking…read moreat Zion. And it was SO GREAT! (We've had a handful of very mediocre bar/public experiences in Utah, and this was NOT one of them.) In addition to their very own COLD and TASTY beers on tap, I had the EOTW Lager & he had the IPA - both YUM! They also have a full bar liquor license (also very hard to come by in this area of Utah, apparently?) the couples sitting next to us was having cocktails, and they looked really good! Our understanding is the menu has recently changed from pizza etc... So we got deli sandwiches for dinner. I had the Italian... focaccia was amazingly GOOD! He had the pastrami... GRUB! Served with the chips & a pickle - sandwiches were BIG and exactly what we wanted! The service was friendly and the vibe was casual, chill and seemed like a really great community of locals and friends.

We had a fabulous meal, savoring 4 dishes between the 2 of us, which was probably more than…read morenecessary but couldn't we resist the sweet and spicy pork ribs, duck lo mein, cauliflower and elote fritter. Because it was our anniversary, we were offered a complimentary dessert and although we were quite full, we made room for the banana bread pudding. And we started out the meal with the prickly pear margarita and the aun no muerto - both delicious! Being in our 70s, we didn't expect to be carded but it was a nice touch. Our waitress, Sarah, was delightful, helpful and attentive.

Amazing establishment. Mathew at the door, the server assistants and Sami were incredible. Ambiance…read morewas quaint and small, felt very homey. Just a fantastic experience; the elote fritters were UNREAL. Do yourself a favor and give this spot a try.

The location is unbeatable--just steps from the park entrance. What surprised me most was that the…read morefood and service were far better than they needed to be for such a prime tourist location. The portions were generous, the food was very good, and Paola provided excellent service. She stayed on top of everything without being intrusive. One small touch I really appreciated was that they brought an entire pitcher of water to the table. After a day in Zion, that kind of thoughtfulness goes a long way. The Zion Canyon Brewpub definitely lives up to its name. The Zion theme and views are strong, and so is the beer selection. They had a great variety of local brews, and everything I tried was excellent. A great place to relax, refuel, and enjoy the Zion experience.

Zion Canyon Brew Pub was the perfect outdoor spot to relax after a long day of hiking. The patio…read moreatmosphere was great, service was friendly, and they had a solid beer selection to choose from. For food, we tried the Mediterranean Chickpea Salad with Lime Jalapeno Vinaigrette and the Beer-Battered Cod Pub Tacos. The chickpea salad was fresh, flavorful, and definitely the standout dish for us. The cod tacos were decent, but overall just okay compared to the salad. Overall, a good casual spot to unwind, grab a beer, and enjoy the outdoor setting after exploring Zion.

After rolling into Zion, setting up camp, and a long swim, we were ready for some grub. A quick…read morescan of local menus led us to Jacks. We saw bar food and beer, plus the clincher--a kids' menu with chicken tenders. Everybody happy. We were surprised by the ambiance, mainly that Jack's is pretty cozy but feels uncrowded. Sports memorabilia representing teams from across the country festoons the walls with TVs galore. There's a robot patrolling to bus tables... Our server, Amber, greeted us quickly and took good care of us throughout, taking split checks and indecisive kiddos in stride. Drinks came out first. I enjoyed my draft porter and my friend indulged in a can of Melvin 2x4. Pepsi products for the kiddos. Ironically, dads ordered the same meal, and the boys each had chicken fingers. The brisket sandwich featured surprisingly tasty beef, moist and cut perfectly for going on a bun. It's pretty filling. I took about half with me. Beans offered nothing spectacular--somewhat runny, but compelling enough to finish. Fries were fries. Chicken tenders looked standard. The boys rated them second out of three on our trip. 3.5 star food. Nice atmosphere. Good service. Round it up to four Springdale stars.

Can't say how this rates against other restaurants in Springdale because I haven't tried many, but…read morethe food here is so bland. I appreciate the service though and it doesn't feel super touristy inside. Prices are still on touristy side, but hey, that's to be expected if you're touring ‍

We were seated and waited on right away, clean establishment…read more My husband ordered the ribeye which was cooked perfect! I ordered the Asian burger which is probably the best burger I've ever tasted, bursting with flavor! The desserts were just as yummy! Definitely coming again whenever we're in town or passing through.

Small local spot, went for a late lunch. The wings have a lot of flavor, the fries weren't that…read moregood. Tasted like everything came from a can. The service was very nice and the restaurant was clean.

Judging by the name, I expected another gastropub. Instead, after accidentally getting off at the…read morewrong shuttle stop, I discovered one of the best meals of our trip. As Huey Lewis said, "I'm happy to be stuck with you." The food was outstanding, the service from Freddie was excellent, and even the kids' meals were healthy, generous, and delicious. This is one of the more upscale dining spots in Springdale, and I'm glad we stumbled into it. The linguini with mussels and the quinoa salad were both plentiful, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The only miss for me was the Old Fashioned--I prefer mine with a large ice cube--but that's a minor complaint in an otherwise fantastic dining experience. Highly recommended. Sometimes the wrong turn leads to the right place.

Rounded up to four stars... If you are having more than two lunches or dinners in town then I would…read morerecommend this place. If not, I go with Oscar's Cafe and Switchback Grille which were other places I visited. The hamburgers here were nothing spectacular and particularly dry. The service was average at best. Everyone here love to say, "will let your server know." My mentor, Andrew Cherng of Panda, famously pointed out that is one way to push away responsibilities and make the customers wait even longer. Funny thing is that it's such a small request that can easily be taken care of immediately. Okay the highlight was the wild game meatloaf which was also the saving grace because I normally don't like meatloaf and this one was really well done. It made up for the dry burger and the average service as well as the so so ambiance, considering everything is quite expensive for a casual dining place.

We just spent 2 hour there and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Jenn our server was SUPER friendly…read moreand explained Utah's unique drinking and bar laws. The locals that were there were super nice and helpful with customs and courtesies. I'll be back whenever I'm in St George.

This isn't a high class bar-it's more of what you'd expect to see in a small town. Everyone looks…read moreyou up and down when you enter and you have to walk through several pool tables holding up several drunk dudes before you can get to the bar. My wife and I visited recently for Drag Queen Bingo. It certainly was an interesting combination-the LGBTQ folks surrounding the stage and cheering for the performers and the locals on the other side of the bar throwing back pitchers of cheap beer. We didn't have any trouble, but I would not be surprised if a brawl or two pops up occasionally. I may return if there is an event going on, but this probably won't be somewhere I'd just go to hang out.

Amazing pasta and pizzas! I order a chicken afferdo pasta here and it tastes phenomenal!…read more Services are excellent! My server is extremely nice and always makes sure to check on us during our time there. Highly recommend

3.5 stars really…read more 1st night in town, we read about this place in advance so we went on in. Now it's June, and it's crazy hot. Not much of a cooled inside, so we sat on the patio w some fans. I remember commenting that other parts of the year this must be beautiful to sit outside, but w hot as it was I really wanted to cool off. Ordered a few beers, a pizza, and a salad. Beer: You can ask for a taster in Utah. They charge $1. They would rather serve you a full pour..and if you don't like it, change it up. We picked, and were fine with our choices. Salad: Burrata Salad. This was great. Pizza: It was good, but nothing outstanding. RECEIPT 1 GLS BLONDE ALE $6.50 1 GLS SQUATTERS FULL SUSPENSION $6.50 2 SODA $7.00 1 BURRATA SALAD $18.95 1 COMBO MAN PIZZA $21.95 Subtotal $60.90 Shoutout to our server Asia who took very good care of us. Thanks!

It was super hot when we got there. But they had nice misters on the exterior of the building. The…read moreweight for inside table was one hour and a half. But surprisingly outside was only 20 minutes. The waitress Leilani was extremely friendly and helpful. Thank you! The food was great. Really the only thing that could change is taking reservations, they don't. It would be nice to have ability to make a reservation.

We had such great food at George's! We have been wanting to try it for a long time and so glad we…read moregot to visit. Our only complaint, and the reason I didn't give 5 stars was the service was SO SLOW. We waited about 20 minutes to get seated, totally understandable, but once we were seated it was about 15 minutes before we saw our waitress, then another 20 minutes before they brought our drinks(we ordered food the same time we ordered drinks). Once food came we saw her one time in the middle and then didn't see her again for another 30 minutes. We ordered desserts, waited about 15 minutes for those and didn't get one of our desserts delivered. So it was a rough service experience. The food was really good and the outside patio was great seating! We will come back but hopefully have better service!

Many American Indians have been popularized in books, documentaries, and stirring motion pictures…read more  The Yavapai Indians, however, have been largely absent from such published history.   Historically situated in central and west‐central Arizona, the Yavapai, pronounced as yah-vah-pie," meaning "people of the sun," were semi-nomadic hunter-gathers who lived and traveled in small groups within specific home territories. Located within Yavapai Lodge in Grand Canyon Village, my partner and I stopped at this establishment for lunch in June. Yavapai Tavern is a casual, charming stone-accented watering hole offering a selection of regional craft beers, specialty cocktails, and a limited pub-grub menu. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Basically, one orders food at one of the registers, gets a table number, pays the bill, and leaves an optional tip. We decided on the American burgers, one with Provolone cheese and another with American cheese, including an optional side of house-made potato salad or macaroni salad. Our meal was absolutely delicious, cooked perfectly, and full of flavor. However, the wait for food was long. Prices were affordable, especially considering the location inside the park. The staff was helpful when asked directly. This place also seemed to be less crowded than most other restaurants. While there weren't views of the Grand Canyon from the restaurant itself, the atmosphere still contributed to a nice dining experience.

A dog friendly spot. They even have a dog menu (very over priced). Food was mediocre we had the…read moreburger with a very dry gluten free bun and pulled pork tacos on wheat flour tortillas (that's a cheap alternative to quality corn). Younplace an order via an app or order at the bar. Only plus is there's a nice fire pit and drinks were decent. Very expensive for what you get. Basically an upscale fast food place and food just a tiny step above. Also weird upon delivery of food we got one fork, no napkins, no condiments. Set your expectations. $80 for a burger, tacos from the appetizer menu, 1 can of beer (no glass offered) and a glass of "large sized wine - which was a typical pour). Just know this isn't a fine dining it's a place when you're hungry after a big hike and anything will suffice. Next time I'd just go to the market, buy some beer a bottle of wine and make a charcuterie board.