Stayed here with my family and we had an absolute blast. We felt so welcome, stars were absolutely…read moreBEAUTIFUL, and rooms themselves were clean and comfy. Animals were adorable and seemed really well taken care of. Thank you to the awesome staff who hosted us!

For us city folk, Grand Canyon Glamping Resort was the perfect mix of "roughing it" and having the…read moreconveniences of modern life. They have various accommodation options such as wagons, teepees, stargazer domes, and tent sites. We stayed in the wagon that included AC and a bathroom/shower. The bed was comfy, the shower had just the right temp and water pressure, and the AC kept us cool during the hot summer day. We had breakfast and dinner at the on-site restaurant. No joke, but the burgers were one of the best I've ever had. It tasted like it was fresh off the grill from your backyard cookout. The staff at the resort were fantastic. Everyone was very friendly and made our stay very enjoyable. A special shout out to Teddy who got us acquainted with the site and helped set up our fire. (Go Bruins!) We've already recommended this place to our family and neighbors and if we are to ever visit Grand Canyon West in the future, we'll definitely return to the glamping resort.

Major tip: CASH ONLY! They have an atm inside but make sure you bring cash if you don't want to pay…read morethe atm fee. Some friends and I stopped at Black Cat during our overnight trip to Seligman. It's got the classic small town dive bar vibe with pool tables, cheap drinks, interesting decor and a touch tunes for pay to play songs. There was only one bartender so keep your speed expectations in check but I thought she did a great job even when it got busy. I didn't order any food so can't speak on that but my pickle margarita was delicious. A great night stop for the night before bedtime.

Love Seligman! Cool little town on Route 66. But STAY AWAY from The Black Cat!!!!!! They violate…read morefederal law! They would not let my "Registered and Vested Service dog" in. This violates federal law (American Disabilities Act). They said it was their policy that dogs weren't allowed in bar, which I get but he's not just a dog. Both he and I are protected under in under federal law! I also went to Lilo's and Roadkill Cafe and they both welcomed me and my SERVICE dog in with open arms. Go support Lilo's and Road Kill Cafe!

A new owner bought the restaurant and changed the name to The White Hills Mining Company. They…read morehave been upgrading the physical restaurant and their menu. Friendly owners that interact with customers with good food. Only open on the weekends and is a great place to hangout, eat, relax, and meet other locals and visitors from other areas. Very friendly place to socialize. Recommended!

This place is amazing!!! Pizza was the best I've ever had! Definitely worth the stop. They're so…read morewelcoming and so homey! When I say make the stop, I mean it.

Let me start with I love boats and keep one down at the lake... not a disclaimer, just a fact that…read moreis suppose to reiterate how much time I spend here. Ambiance is A number 1! Everyone takes super good care of me, Cindy and Phil especially! Food is WAY better than you would expect for a bar on the water... and they had me with just being on the water.Low key dive bar on the lake... if that's your vibe, this is the place! Heavy pours, friendly service and bar food that's a notch above, what's not to like?

It was a chill ambiance i think because they were about to close but the service was immaculate…read more Our server was so willing to take a picture of us, was very nice, and she answered all our questions since it was the first time for many of us. The food is mid but that Ranch?!?!?!?! It was homemade and it tasted like Love in a cup. My mom raves about the wings. She has no problem driving all the way over here just for those wings. Perfect place to go when family comes to visit. You can feed ducks, take pictures everywhere, and enjoy some food. We went on a day they were doing karaoke. Forgot the day of the week :)

Temple Bar is like the backdoor to Lake Mead. The almost 1 hour drive to get there from Las Vegas…read moremeans it doesn't get the hordes of people that Las Vegas Bay and even Callville Bay see on any given weekend. You'll find a basic marina here, a general store that sells ice in cubes or blocks and has a small cafe inside, rental cabins, and a wide but still 2 lane boat ramp with plenty of parking close by. It's Ranger patrolled so nobody messes with your vehicle and trailer while you're out on the lake. In short this is the perfect place to access Lake Mead if you want to enjoy a bit more of the solitude it offers. Again it's off the beaten path, but well worth the time to get to it. (Note even though it's remote, they do have a fee station on the road coming in so yes, it's not free. But I don't mind paying the fee to help them out!)

Wed Oct 20 3:15 PM…read more Sign says comp'd drink If gaming - min bet $20 but we were charged anyway. We were warned not to come here by locals and should have heeded that advise.

Nice small town bar to hang out with friends.it's a bit Smokey but hey it's good for the folks…read morearound here

I'm genuinely surprised. A friend of mine suggested we come to an open mic on a Thursday night. No…read more Regrets. The vibes were perfect. The talent was on fire. The drinks were exceptional. Our bartender Alex took great care of us. I watched her make an espresso martini from scratch!! I was in awe lol. Thank you!!

Thank you to Lexi for getting everyone to singing happy birthday in the middle of your set to my…read moreboyfriend! Thank you to Veronica for serving up the good drinks on the tiki patio! Vibes were great that night. Thank you for helping make his birthday a good one!!!

5-Star Review: Spiritual Speakeasy - A Hidden Gem Cocktail Parlor in Downtown St. George…read moreIf you're in St. George and craving a night out that feels worlds away from the typical Utah bar scene, Spiritual Speakeasy (2 W St. George Blvd #5, right at Ancestor Square) is an absolute must. It's not just another spot--it's a true speakeasy-style cocktail lounge with that perfect moody, intimate Prohibition-era vibe. Think dim lighting, plush vintage settees and ornate seating that feels like stepping into a gothic 1800s parlor, gilded mirrors, stone crosses, and an electric yet cozy energy that's ideal for date night, a special occasion, or just unwinding with friends. Spiritual Speakeasy Bar (2026) - All You MUST Know Before You Go (with Reviews) The cocktails here are next-level--award-winning (they've taken Best Bar in Southern Utah multiple times, and it shows). I went with the Smoked Old Fashioned (beautifully balanced, smoky perfection with premium spirits) and the Spicy Dead Lady (a creative, flavorful kick that's become a favorite). They also do standouts like Espresso Martini, Pornstar Martini, Skull Chapel, and Holy Grail, all crafted with top-shelf ingredients including Utah's own High West whiskeys. The bartenders are true mixologists--super knowledgeable, friendly, and happy to chat about the spirits or customize something just for you. Spiritual Speakeasy - St. George, UT | joe coffee It's open daily from 5 PM to 1 AM (or 2 AM some nights), with live DJs on weekends adding to the lively but not overwhelming atmosphere. It's intimate (can feel a bit cozy/crowded when busy), and the music can get loud, but that's part of the electric speakeasy charm. Service is attentive, though it can slow down on peak nights--totally worth it. In a town not exactly known for wild nightlife, this place punches way above its weight. Sophisticated, fun, and unexpectedly upscale. We've already made it our go-to whenever we're in St. George. If you love craft cocktails and a unique vibe, hunt it down--you won't regret it. Highly recommended! (Pro tip: Look for the hidden entrance vibe--they make it feel like a real discovery.)

Came across this place & decided to celebrate our wedding here after everything was done!…read more Made a reservation online assuming it could be busy for cinco de mayo. We were able to be seated without an issue, they just opened around the time we came in. The ambiance was cool & different & the secret door was a cool touch. Drinks were great. Loved the variety they offered. I took a star off because the guy who checked our IDs in the front didn't tell us it was open seating, so we just stood there waiting to be helped not knowing what to do if we can sit anywhere , or needed to wait. The bartender didn't stop to welcome us , or let us know it was open seating. We aren't locals, nor have we been before, so standing there without any direction was kind of not welcoming. Overall, it was a cool vibe, drinks were good, however not sure if I would return when I do come into town.

This is the kinda saloon that actually welcomes complete strangers and makes you feel like family…read more Chet, Chelsea, Sundance & Butch are generous and make sure you are happy. Wish I didnt have to use the AM/PM bathroom though. Beware those cashiers...

Yes.......................................................why does it make me say so much to give 5…read morestars. It was what it was let them live. Good times and rodeos. Plus snacks from next door.