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!

My husband and I dined at George's Corner a few times while in town. The Restaurant came highly…read morerecommended by our Inn host -- and it did not disappoint! My husband thinks the steak (locally raised) is one of the best steaks he's ever had. He also enjoyed their burgers. The tamarind glazed salmon and risotto dish, salads and mashed potatoes were my favorite, but truly, everything brought to the table was high-quality and delicious. Including the dessert (key lime pie and crème brûlée). Our server, Whitney, was wonderful. She is friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the menu and potential adjustments (made recommendations that accommodated my gluten-free diet). She was a real joy and made the dining experience all the more special. We will definitely be back!

OH MY LORD... . Hands down one of the best spots I've been to. The food was amazing, but I'll say…read morewe went mid morning when there was no one else and the chef could concentrate on our order. The French Toast was the best I've ever had! Steak & Eggs were delicious and the Avocado Toast was superb! This is a must do fam.

I stopped in with my friend yesterday for breakfast. Because it was Memorial Day weekend, my friend…read moremade a 10:15 reservation; however, we arrived by 9:55. When we arrived we waited for the host and informed him we had a 10:15 reservation. Despite there being multiple empty tables, he informed us we would not be able to be seated until closer to our reservation which threw me off. We were seated around our reservation time and given some time to look at the menu. Our server was very helpful and kept checking in on us to see if we had any questions or if we were ready to order. She did take the time to inform us that we should order before a big party as our meal would take longer if we waited. We ordered buttermilk biscuits to share and I ordered the arrival of the sun (two eggs your way, bacon or sausage, potatoes, and country bread). The buttermilk biscuits were brought to us first and were 2 large fluffy biscuits served with butter and jam. The butter was good quality and jam was made in house, but was slightly runny, but overall a delicious combo. The arrival of the sun arrived shortly after and was a large portion. The potatoes were my personal favorite, seasoned and crispy! Wood ash rye is in a hotel in downtown St. George. The hotel itself has valet parking that is $22. However, if you arrive early enough you are able to find parking on the street, just make sure you look out for any parking signs. The inside of wood ash rye is small, but they offer an outside bar, several large tables in the center, and booths off to the side. In addition, they have a bar just outside the restaurant. They did have a sign posted that dogs are welcome on the patio which is a plus! -1 star for service for reservation time and empty tables

This place is one of my top 3 options for a burger place in town. The meat is always cooked right…read more It's not a smash burger if that's your thing. Always perfectly fresh fries or tots if you prefer. I've tried many of their fancy burgers but for the price and quality the standard one is my choice. You can alter any of your ingredients and pick from a variety of cheeses. If you like a buffalo chicken sandwich they have the best one in town! You can also get the buffalo chicken in strips. For salads, they have a nice green chicken cessation salad that you can add meat on top of. This salad is better than many sit down places in town. Some things I wasn't a fan of: the cheesy burger. It felt too greasy. Outside of that, not much to complain about and I've gone many times. Staff is always friendly and will bring you food and clean your spot. Well worth it!

Hamburgers were amazing. Great customer service!!!!! Definitely be coming back on our way through.read more

I ordered the Patty Melt at Morty's and, friends, I have seen the promised land…read more The marbled rye was grilled to crispy, buttery perfection. The spicy Russian dressing had just enough kick to make you sit up a little straighter. The onions were caramelized so beautifully they deserved their own Hallmark movie. And that beef patty? So good it nearly convinced me to abandon my career, buy a pair of boots, and become a cowgirl. If cows could leave reviews, every one of them would be standing outside Morty's holding a sign that says, "Worth it." I came in hungry and left questioning every other patty melt I've ever eaten. Five stars. Ten stars. All the stars. Somebody put this sandwich in a museum. Morty's, you magnificent beef sorcerers... I'll be back.

Lots of options for lunch here. Burgers, sandwiches, salads, they got it all…read more I tried the chicken cali sandwich which was pretty good. Lots of flavor, a little bit spicy, and I could sing praises about the sourdough bread. The chicken breast itself was a thick chunk of meat - kind of dry and a bit hard to chew. The scone fries were unique and delicious. Like a funnel cake but less fried. Also love that the cafe has a spot for local artists to display their work!

The burgers were so good and the meat was very juicy. It was a little greasy, so I actually…read moresqueezed some of it out with napkins, and it was surprising how much came out of that little burger! Still, the flavor was great. The jalapeno burger sauce was so good that I already want to go back just to get that one again. The beer battered fries were excellent. They are incredibly crispy and seasoned perfectly without being too salty. The setup is quick and easy. You just walk up, order at the counter, and take a number. They bring the food out to your table fast, which I really appreciated. The vibe is also great and very laid back. I love the rustic look with the wooden booths and the canoe hanging from the ceiling. It is a very comfortable place to sit down and enjoy a quick meal.

This is our first time at this location but have been to several other locations many times. We…read morewere able to meet the owner, Aaron, who's awesome and so personable. He even tried to find me a Chubby's Deluxe shirt in my size! But alas, the didn't have one. The food, as always is the case at Chubby's, was awesome! You must visit this location and all the locations that you can! Also, the look is similar but unique in each location. A very old school, quirky vibe!

If you are from out of town looking for a well rounded place to eat great ambiance and not too…read moreexpensive this is the place, the food I highly recommend the burgers, fish&chips & the Beer here was the best price and taste out there I had a "spaghetti western" was nice. Our server was also amazing very on top of everything. Worth a visit.

I went to dinner here with my friends who are local to the St. George area. This spot came highly…read morerecommended by one of my friends who boasted about their fish and chips and good drinks. It definitely did not disappoint! I had a bit of a hard time finding this place as it's in an industrial area and kind of hiding, but it was worth the journey. For my drink, I ordered the blackberry smash, which was a mule with a fruity twist. It was delicious and much stronger than other drinks I've had in this area. For my meal, I went with the highly-acclaimed fish and chips, which did indeed live up to their hype. The fish was perfectly fried and the fries had a good bite to them. I also really enjoyed the fry sauce that tagged along with the dish. Our server was also wonderful and made helpful suggestions throughout the meal. This was a great experience and I would definitely return for future meals when I'm in the area!

Bishops is our Go To restaurant for breakfast & lunch. Good service and friendly atmosphere. My…read morefavorite breakfast is the Bishops special with French toast, eggs, 2 sausage, 2 bacon. Lunch - the club sandwich is excellent as is the Ruben sandwich. Jessica is our favorite waitress.

You know I've heard so much about this place. But I thought it was only ok. Maybe they meant the…read moreother location? The elderly lady waittress was super sweet and friendly to us!!

There are places you go... and then there are places that feel like you've finally come home…read more The Painted Pony is the latter. We adore slipping away for lunch and settling onto the patio, where the world softens--shade drapes gently overhead, birds sing as if they've been hired just for the occasion, and time... well, time slows down enough to breathe. The service is nothing short of immaculate--attentive in that quiet, effortless way that makes you feel seen without ever being interrupted. And the food... oh, the food. The bacon-wrapped dates must have been crafted in heaven... or perhaps meant for the gods and somehow gifted to us. The tuna melt was so transcendent I found myself wondering if I had ever truly tasted tuna before... or if I had just been living a lesser version of the experience all along. And the beef bourguignon... my heavens. It was as if your grandmother--if she were also a five-star chef--had been waiting for you, simmering something rich and soulful to welcome you back after a long journey. Even the tea felt royal... and the mocktails were so delightful, so thoughtfully made, that not once did we miss the alcohol. The Painted Pony isn't just a meal... it's a return.

The Painted Pony in St. George, UT - A Cozy Gem with One Miss (Pass on the Crab Cakes)…read moreIf you're looking for a solid upscale dinner spot in downtown St. George, The Painted Pony in Ancestor Square is a strong choice. Tucked into the Tower Building, this New American restaurant nails the Southwestern-meets-fine-dining vibe: intimate indoor seating with contemporary regional art, fresh flowers, and soft lighting, plus a charming patio for when the weather cooperates. It feels romantic and relaxed without being stuffy--perfect for date night or a special occasion while visiting southern Utah.c91b9be2267e Service was attentive and friendly without hovering. Our server knew the menu well and made solid wine recommendations (they've got a nice list, and no-corkage Mondays are a nice touch if you BYO from a Utah store). Portions are generous for the price point--definitely not the tiny-plate nonsense you sometimes get at fine-dining spots. We started with the carrot jalapeño soup (bright, flavorful, and a nice kick) and the baked brie, which was rich and perfectly paired with the seasonal chutney and crostini. For mains, the bone-in pork chop and the hanger steak were highlights--well-cooked, juicy, and packed with flavor from the fresh ingredients and thoughtful sauces. The sides (mac & cheese and haricot verts) were solid too. We finished with the key lime pie, which was a bright, creamy winner. One note, though: pass on the crab cakes. They're a menu staple (around $16, served with something like pomegranate salsa or poblano aioli depending on the season), but ours were mostly filler with a noticeably fishy taste. Not worth the spot on the table when there are so many stronger starters and entrées.781e4d Overall, we'd happily return to The Painted Pony. It's one of the better fine-dining options in St. George--great atmosphere, strong service, and mostly excellent food at reasonable prices for what you get. Just skip the crab cakes and you'll have a winner of a meal. 4/5 stars. Recommended for visitors and locals alike. Reservations advised, especially on weekends.

Food was ok. The service however was not. Came in minutes before closing time and was told not to…read moredine in and eat even though there were several customers already eating. Also, I asked for a cup of water and guess what.. they did not serve me the cup of water. Everyone knows a cup of water should never be refused to anyone regardless of anything. Worst experience ever and definitely not coming back here.

Our server Britt was really helpful and so friendly. She recommended the dragonfruit limeade and it…read morewas SO GOOD! The portabella burger was good but jot great. Those mushrooms are too thick and there wasnt enough sauce. The tempura avocado was totally worth it and the sweet mustard and the red pepper sauce were really good. Nice ambiance clean tables.

The food was excellent, and the view was absolutely beautiful. My father ordered the Cliffside…read moreburger and ranked it among the top three burgers he's ever had, which is high praise coming from him! My stepmom enjoyed the Southwest salad and thought it was very good, although, as others have mentioned, the $9 charge to add protein felt a bit steep. I ordered the pear and four-cheese pasta, and it did not disappoint--absolutely delicious! Overall, we had a wonderful dining experience and will definitely return the next time we're in St. George. We enjoyed it so much that we also highly recommended it in the guest book at the place where we were staying.

Cliffside was one of the highlights of our trip to St. George and the perfect choice for a special…read moreoccasion dinner. We were able to snag patio seating, and the views were absolutely stunning. The restaurant sits in a beautiful location overlooking the area, making it easy to see why it's one of the most popular dining destinations in St. George. Reservations are highly recommended. The standout dish for our group was the Chilean sea bass. All four of us agreed it was exceptional--perfectly cooked, flaky, buttery, and incredibly juicy. It was served over a mushroom risotto that was packed with flavor and complemented the fish beautifully. The chicken fried chicken was another surprise favorite. It was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and not greasy at all, which can be hard to find with fried chicken. My friend ordered the filet with shrimp as a surf-and-turf option and couldn't stop talking about how incredible it was. Save room for dessert! The carrot cake was one of the best I've ever had. I've never tasted carrot cake with that much flavor--it was rich, moist, and absolutely unforgettable. We also loved the house-made Italian sodas, which were served in beautiful glasses and added a fun touch to the meal. What truly elevated the experience was the service. From the hostess warmly greeting us for our reservation to our server's excellent menu recommendations and attentive, prompt service throughout the evening, every interaction was exceptional. Between the spectacular views, outstanding food, and impeccable service, Cliffside delivered a memorable dining experience from start to finish. We would absolutely return on our next visit to St. George.