Last weekend during the PPA tournament, I had three meals at the 20th Hole and it did not…read moredisappoint! Upon arrival, my daughter and I had lunch here... It was a Thursday afternoon. The hostess seated us promptly (with luggage in tow). The restaurant is pretty spacious, so that worked out just fine. We enjoyed our food (a cobb salad for me and a burger for her). Janessa was our server and she was lovely and attentive. We then made a reservation for a larger group for that Saturday evening and Kyle and Mia helped us out... The reservation needed adjustment last minute due to a change in schedule that day and after multiple phone calls, they were able to accommodate that change. Note: it seems there is not a direct phone number to the restauarant so I had to work with someone in the hotel lobby for this. Interestingly enough, we ended up having dinner here on Friday as well with a large group. Huge thanks to Kyle and staff for working with us that evening... We worked out a large group order to-go but sat down for our drinks. Need to know: Due to Utah Liquor laws, adults who are drinking alcoholic beverages must be seated... that was a new fun fact I learned when making the reservation. On Saturday night, the restaurant had a bit of a condensed menu and they were out of salmon, which was a bit disappointing, but after having 3 meals here, we do recommend the wings, nachos, and burgers. The area in the back of the restaurant with games including ping pong is great for the kids and there is also a grassy area out back too. I know that this restaurant is fairly new and working out the kinks... I look forward to returning in the future as I know it will continue to get better.

We had a pretty disappointing experience at the 20th Hole sports bar. Earlier in the week, I…read morestopped in to make a reservation for a group of 8 for my husband's birthday. I specifically mentioned that we were hoping to watch Supercross, and I was assured that wouldn't be a problem. However, when we arrived at our reserved time, we were told they would "look into" changing the channel because they weren't sure they could access Peacock. We decided to stay, ordered drinks and appetizers, and checked in multiple times with our waiter. Each time, we were told they were still working on it. After waiting for over an hour, we were finally told they couldn't put it on after all. The most frustrating part is that we would have completely understood if they had told us upfront. We could have made other plans and gone somewhere that could accommodate our request. Instead, we spent a significant part of the evening waiting and hoping, which took away from what was supposed to be a special birthday celebration. Afterward, I noticed similar feedback from other guests about difficulties getting channels changed, even when it seemed possible. That was disappointing to see and makes it feel like this may be a recurring issue. The service itself was polite, but better communication and follow-through would have made a big difference in our experience.

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.

An old firehouse converted into a brewpub !!! What a cool spot to have a beer …read more They have a couple floors and different sitting areas, upstairs have pool tables and outdoor seating . The main floor at the bar is where you order both food and drinks . The bartender was super friendly and told us about the seasonal beers ( pomegranate sour was my favorite) . **Make sure you have your ID they check as soon as you walk in !!!!!

The beer is just okay. Maybe I am too critical of a drinker, but I had a flight and everything…read morecould've used some tweaking. I wasn't craving a pint of any by the end. The ambience of the place is cool and relaxed (firehouse with outdoor seating), but the service was not very friendly and it took a long time to get anyone's attention even though I was front and center at the bar. Has a parking lot in the cute downtown area, so still work a quick stopover as everything was drinkable just not amazing.

Stopped in this afternoon for something to drink and amazing menu. When our waitress came to the…read moretable we ordered drinks and asked about the food. The menus looked so yummy and with the waitress excitement about our selections..... We ordered food also. We finished our lunch and the atmosphere is so nice sitting outside on a beautiful day we decided to have another drink. We're going back in two more days

Always enjoyed Xetava (sister restaurant- same owner?) but thought we'd try the Cactus. Has bit…read moremore of a bar and restaurant feel than other place. But as far as the meal and beverages; limited selection, with marginal but pricey offerings. Pork Chop, Thai Shrimp Noodles and Harvest salad along with the spicy fried cauliflower app. Service casual but attentive. Like next door, both indoor and outdoor options so that's nice. All in all, a pricey but otherwise ordinary experience. Next door remains the better option.

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.

I was SEXUALLY ASSAULTED last night in the bar. Teresa and Jordan did not kick the guy out. Instead…read morethey called the cops to report that I left my tab open and wasn't gonna pay it. They never mentioned anything about a sexual assault. (This is my regular bar where I frequent often. THEY KNOW ME HERE) but now I guess they are covering their asses and lying. The cop reviewed the footage, and was told by staff that I said not to remove the guy who just assaulted me out of the bar. NEVER SAID THAT. Meanwhile there is footage of me being assaulted. Me leaving because of the assault. And the man still inside the establishment. Jordan chased me out to my car where we started yelling at each other because I told him no one is doing their job. The one job to protect patrons. He ended up telling me to go fuck myself when I told him I'd never be back to the bar ever again because of this sexual assault and their failure to do anything about it. At the end of the day it's my word against the bars. I'm glad there is surveillance of the assault and failure by staff to do anything about it. I will be filing a formal complaint against the bar and pressing charges against the man I SUPPOSEDLY didn't want kicked out.

We saw Little Mermaid our second time here but with all the improvements it was great…read more This time the grandsons were old enough to come with us. 4 and 8. And my adult daughter. Great show and I love the fireworks at end of show.

This is an amazing theater in a breath taking Red Rock canyon. It's beautiful and naturally…read moreisolated. The stage, sounds, lights and effects are top notch. They host Broadway quality productions here. We are from LA and regularly see touring companies there and have seen musicals in New York, Chicago and other major cities and this is absolutely on par with them. We saw the Little Mermaid, which was incredible. Singing and dancing were wonderful. Everything was great. They flooded the stage with running water. They had fireworks. They had a huge ship and a castle. The one note is this is an outdoor theater and it was 95 degrees at 10:00pm. We weren't prepared for that level of heat. Lots of people had mini fans and misters which we wish we had. If you aren't a local prepare for the climate!

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!

Decided to grab a drink & quick bite with my wife & sister n law. Upon entering it seemed busy, but…read morewe were able to find a table just fine before even more people came in. Customer service was great. Very nice. Ambiance was comfortable, however was a bit cold inside. The drinks were good, & the food was delicious. Pizza was amazing.

Very disappointed with the customer service. The employee at the door was rude, dismissive, and…read moremade for an unpleasant experience right from the start

The location for Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club is simply stunning and breathtaking upon first…read moreglance. This place has extensive facilities for residents and guests alike, with a resort like feel. Two years ago we had booked The Inn at Entrada, which is simply marvelous (more about this in my separate review on the Inn's page "The Inn at Entrada"). Unfortunately the entire golf course was going through a complete re-design and apparently was complete April 2022. We noticed there was a golf promotion going for September, and figured it would be a perfect opportunity to come back and relax, and for my husband to finally try out the golf course. Turns out the pro shop had a promotion running while they were doing repairs on the golf course and no one could book during that time. I'm kind of perplexed on why the pro shop would run a promotion when they weren't allowing anyone to book. We ended up having to completely switch around our vacation and book over a month later to be able to book any golf tee times. Even still, tee times were sparse - turns out they only have 4 tee times per day for non-residents and it's only mid day. Tee times are only for residents and guests of the Inn. Golf is closed on Mondays and you can't play the first day of your reservations at the Inn. I was hoping the worst was behind us.. unfortunately it was not. Good thing I called closer to our visit date, because they had changed the tee times around on us. I had to make 3 calls and one send e-mail to the pro shop to finally get a confirmation of times as they had never sent me the e-mail confirmation in the first place. On the first day of golf, the tee time was moved back 10 minutes, no big deal. They started my husband out with his own golf cart (I might add their tee times include a cart that you pay for as part of the price), only to tell him to hop in with another gentleman at the start of the game (and move all his gear over). My husband and the other gentleman were paired with complete golf novices, who were not prepared to keep pace with the game. The group ended up lagging so far behind because of the couple they were paired with (the novices), that the ranger came out to give them all grief. Unfortunately the ranger did nothing to assess why the issue was occurring, but rather it just made for a hostile environment. Pace of play is really fast, this is not a course a novice should attempt. Unfortunately even if you are a good player, you may most definitely be paired with someone who is not due to the lack of tee time availability. On the second day of golf my husband asked to play alone or at least with a separate cart to avoid the same situation that he had experienced the day before. Apparently Snow Canyon doesn't allow such things in spite of having what seemed like endless carts on standby. Seems kind of absurd to pay for a cart and have to share with a complete stranger. The other problem lies with how the course sets up tee times for non-residents, they put you mid day. There are no exceptions to this either, and the staff spent their time rushing everyone around so they aren't in the way of the residents. While I understand the residents are top priority, there's nothing worse than feeling like a second class citizen when they charge the same as every other course in the area. Also, having the staff spend more time ensuring guests are enjoying their stay would be helpful also, but that is clearly not the priority here. The course itself was in playable condition, but still appears to be under construction in spite of claiming construction was complete in April 2022. There are many holes with incomplete areas, landscaping that is still under construction, and really rough spots throughout the course. The best part of the course believe it or not is the practice area, which is extensive. The actual 18 hole game play left a lot to be desired and not only felt rushed, but the whole experience felt poorly organized. I now understand why everyone we speak to says Black Desert Resort has a better course. I truly cannot recommend Snow Canyon with all its faults at this time. I can only hope the golf course continues to work on improving the experience for guests, while continuing to balance their needs for the residents.

This is an unfortunate review I am having to leave. If you are looking to purchase a home in…read moreEntrada there are a few things you should know. It is gorgeous, nothing like it. Most of the neighbors are fantastic people. The surrounding neighborhoods are great and Black Desert is spectacular. BUT There is no voting that takes place the board of trustees vote and the owners must go along with what is voted on. There was an insane amount of money spent to redo the clubhouse, we didn't vote on that they did. There is a tiny gym you must pay monthly for whether you use it or not. The dues just went up, this was voted on by the board of trustees. We were told it included pickleball it does not you must pay extra. The gym should be an opt in. You must eat at the club house you have a certain amount of money you MUST spend or you pay anyways. The food is so bad you pay them not to eat there. You also must pay for their Christmas party. The board of trustees voted on this, it used to be an opt in but not anymore. One can only hope that Black Desert can take over and dismantle the Entrada board.

Very slow service. Only have one lady as bartender, server and food runner. Unacceptable for a…read morehotel this size