What a fun stop on our most recent road trip through Utah!…read more It's easy to tell that this place has been around for quite a while as there are literally thousands of unique and interesting items all over the shop. The proprietor was there and was very friendly, real small town hospitality. Also like many of these places you might find a diamond in the rough if you look hard enough. The prices are fairly reasonable too. Overall if you are passing through and like unique antique shops, this is worth a stop.

Once again another amazing and powerful piece from Carlotta as a new years gift to me from one of…read moreher loyal customers. The buffalo stone is so beautiful and the sterling silver sets it off perfectly. As a shamanic healer I felt the power as soon as it was placed around my neck!

Decent stop for souvenirs and a little break outside of the car. Little bit of seating outside as…read morewell.

Driving back and forth to various hikes, we passed the Training Post numerous times, & were…read moreintrigued to stop in. Though we weren't in the market for any souvenirs, I wanted to observe the ambiance, based on the welcoming sign promoting meeting locals, free coffee, and historical artifacts. It was a very welcoming place indeed- a coffee pot outside to help warm you up as you shop- and inside a very knowledgeable staff relaying stories about all the various artifacts and pieces being sold. A nice little pit stop-prices were very reasonable

+ Found everything I needed for my roadtrip! + So cheap!…read more+ Restrooms conveniently located near the entrance and sufficient. + Thank goodness they don't charge for plastic bags outside the US. + The ready food is fresh for the most part. + Decent ambience. I got: $7.47 full Italian sandwich + $2.97 veg pack + $3.67 x2 fruit blend + $3.86 Italian sandwich + $1.96 hardboiled eggs,2 + tax = $24.31

My $100 was rejected because the two elderly cashiers didn't recognize and older bill since it…read moredidn't have the blue strip. The bill checked out when held up to the light, and they didn't bother with the marker since it "...wasn't reliable enough." So, my entire shopping trip was wasted, and I barely had enough petty cash for my dinner. I did take the bills to the bank and guess what? My money was legit.

Joe's market is definitely our spot to go to when we need extra groceries, ice, and pretty much…read moreanything else. The staff is always kind and helpful. The place is always very organized and clean. Don't forget to stop at the meat counter. they have a great selection!

Went here for some groceries for our trip and because when I looked it up it said Brookshire…read moreBrothers! The store is clean and well stocked. Even though they didn't have any electricity, they were able to check everybody out quickly.

Stopped on a way to Eagle point. Nice little store, with pretty good selection of all kinds of food…read moreand necessities. But.... One star out because they didn't have ANYTHING vegan friendly. Maybe a jar of beans. I am sure they get a lot of tourists passing though. Please get few things, at least in the freezer section. All the employees were very nice though. Thank you!

Good little grocery store in Beaver, Utah. A of the necessities, but not many specialty items…read more Walmart is only 50 miles away and Costco is 100 miles. Make a list for your out of town trips.

I use Parowan at least once weekly. Small town store with that small town feel. The employees are…read moreawesome. Mostly teenagers in the spring and summer months. Hard workers, being very helpful when needed. The prices are higher than normal, however, expected being that it is a small, family owned business which I have no problem supporting. It's a great store to get what you need for locals and tourists.

We have a house in Parowan and we stop at the market every time. Coming from a city with Smiths,…read moreCostco, etc. I love the size and convenience of this store. They also have everything you need and options. It's such a cute store.

This dollar tree was mixed with another dollar store which was interesting. Overall pretty clean…read moredollar tree and had all the stuff I needed for cheap, water and a few tissues. Checkout lady was friendly.

The store is clean and organized, but one of the staff members working there was pretty rude to my…read morechildren. As they were looking around at stuff, she complained that they were walking around too much and needed to leave (they had only been in the store for a short time). Once they had checked out and we're headed out to leave, the lady stopped them again and told them that they were not responsible for them and they cant keep soliciting in their store.

Conveniently located for items needed last minute or for quick food options…read more Pricey but well stocked on essentials to make camping or venturing out for the day available.

I had just rented my gear from the outfitters in the Canyon complex and wanted to explore the area…read morea bit. It was too dark to go into the park at that point so I decided to pop into the shops that were open to check it out. I had zero expectations walking in but I was impressed by what I found at Canyon Market. If you're staying in the area camping or in an airbnb where you can cook, this market has a nice array of groceries like produce, frozen goods, dairy, snacks and more. If you're in a hotel room or just need some provisions for a day hike in the park they also have premade options like grab and go sandwiches, power bars, water, and a good selection of beer for imbibing if you so choose. Like most shops in the area there's also a variety of camping supplies as well as tourist friendly items like t-shirts, hats, socks, etc. Basically they have a little bit of everything you may need while visiting Springdale!

Great little grocer. Prices at this grocer are going to be higher than your big city supermarket,…read morethat's expected. I do think the hours and prices are reasonable for a grocer in a town of under 500 people. Tropic UT is my first choice to stay when exploring Bryce Canyon, wouldn't stay anywhere else. Recommend!

When you are in the middle of nowhere you take what you can get. This store has a wide variety of…read moreessentials and non-essentials to help us restock for our trip. Prices are a little higher, but given the location that isn't a surprise.

Always open when others aren't. Refill prices on your Stanley Cups. Good for quick snacks. Their…read moregas is always priced well. Open Sundays which helps if you are traveling through on a road trip. Good app and savings card. Get it!

This Maverick is spotless inside and out! I've never seen such clean pumps and didn't feel like I…read moreneeded a shower after cleaning my car windows! The bathroom is large and always impeccably clean and the store is replete with options (including F'Real). Plus, they have an app so you can earn rewards like free drinks. Here's the sad news... they don't have soft serve. I love to support this Maverick because it's been the small town favorite forever, but the new KB on I-15 has soft serve. Maverick... bring back they soft serve machine (you had one about a decade ago) and I'll make this my regular stop again.