So many cool items. The owner is the best and will go to his house for an item if it's not on the…read moreshelf and he has it.

This little antiques store in the small, pass-through town of Orderville made my heart so happy…read more What really drew me to check it out was the painted sign displayed out front that read "License Plates $5." The owner is an older gentleman who travels everywhere in the country and brings back license plates, road signs and other trinkets like old soda/beer cans, water glasses, CD's and so much more. There were license plates available from all 50 states that ranged from $2.00 to $18.00. I was very happy with the Utah, Arizona and Hawaii ones I was able to snatch, all for only $20.00. Cash only, no exceptions.

This store is a little gem in St George. Sarah is a passionate and welcoming owner and knows her…read morehistory forward and back. Beautiful finds from across the years. Loved it!

Small place with lots of clutter. Overpriced smalls and not much selection of "practical" items…read more They could use more vintage items people can use day to day. Cast iron, jars, clothes, knives, etc. some odd items and some vintage things. I didn't dare take anything off a shelf as the small space is very crowded and I was afraid of a Jenga situation.

Let me preface this review by saying this restaurant is not for people who want a traditional…read morerestaurant dining experience. Buffalo Trails/Cactus Room is a place for the adventurous, the courageous, and the patient. This is the kind of establishment where a French family of tourists walked in, took a quick look and immediately walked out. This is a restaurant that only has a hand written signboard for a menu and doesn't have a dessert menu at all. Instead, the proprietor announces the available desserts (all handmade by him) during the meal to the whole restaurant. This is a direct quote: "I made this pie for the first time ever today and I thought it was great" in reference to a lemon meringue pie if I remember correctly. This is a restaurant I'm not sure deserves a 1 star review or a 5 star review. We were not intending to eat dinner here at all but we saw the "Bob's famous buffalo burgers" sign in the window and Nick at the smoothie place in the parking lot convinced us to go after we asked about the burgers. The Trading Company/Restaurant is run by chef/owner "One-eyed" Bob (he unfortunately lost an eye in a car accident) and his one "waitress", dual citizen and possible felon* AJ, who, 5 minutes after we entered the establishment, had to run out to settle two arrest warrants relating to overdue traffic infractions. She provides basically no service - we never got water during our meal, she put in an extra burger order for us that we never ordered, and she disappeared for multiple long stretches (with Bob asking us where she went), etc. But I suppose that's forgivable given how flustered she was? Bob, on the other hand, is exceptionally friendly and talks to every customer like an old friend. There were two other groups in the restaurant with us, one from the Netherlands, another from Michigan, and he treated all of us like old pals. With all that being said, the food here is absolutely delicious. Everything is made fresh to order - the potatoes are hand cut and fried, the burger patties are hand shaped and charred, the vegetables are sliced to order, etc. Buffalo Burger ($16.50) - Crisp lettuce, fresh sliced tomato and onion, and mayo makes a simple burger. The buffalo patty doesn't taste like any buffalo meat I've had in the past. It's barely gamey, but instead is mixed with seasoning that enhances the umami qualities to the max. It's served literally with a puddle of rendered fat/grease right on top of the patty. It's surprisingly great for dipping the fries in. The fries are hand cut, single fried, and are surprisingly good. They are pale but have a lightly crisp exterior and tender interior. I don't normally like single fried fries (ala In-N-Out), but these are superior to those sad and limp fries. The fries are salted perfectly and have a flavor that can't be beat. I'm thinking Bob fries these in rendered beef trimmings or something because they are delicious. (5/5) Wagyu Burger ($16.50) - We did not order this, but it was forced upon us and ended up on the bill afterwards. Everything in this burger is the same as the Buffalo other than the burger patty, which size-wise is smaller after cooking due to much of the fat rendering out. I was originally very skeptical of the concept of a wagyu burger - why waste such a perfectly good cut of steak just to grind it up into a burger? What happens to all the fat? Well now I know. This burger is super turbo charred, similar to the kind of charring that can be found in a perfectly lacy smashburger. The seasoning is different from the Buffalo burger, giving a superb umami and meaty quality that isn't too salty. It's a beefy and amazingly flavorful seasoning. I'm not sure what's in it but it gives so much umami and a huge burst of flavor with every bite. (5/5) To be honest, this entire experience was so bizarre I'm not sure if it was actually real or just an act. Kind of like that restaurant that insults their patrons. But AJ's distress seemed to be too real to be an act. Do not visit expecting normal table service. The burgers for all 3 parties arrived at the same time. We actually saw the party from Michigan walk into the restaurant 15-20 minutes before us while we were waiting for smoothies outside. The first party from the Netherlands went in even earlier. It took us 30 minutes to get our food, so those first customers were probably waiting close to an hour. With all that being said, these were honestly some of the best burgers I've eaten in my entire life. I have no idea what Bob does to them to make them so delicious. Bathrooms - One unisex room in the trading post/art section. I don't think it's cleaned very often. *Note: According to her outbursts through the meal, and this is a direct quote: "I can't go back again, orange is not a good color on me"

We picked this spot because they are rated highly for gluten free options! Little did we know, all…read moreof the food was absolutely incredible. Bobby and AJ ran the business tonight and they were fantastic hosts. The energy is exciting and you feel like you're at home. Give yourself some time to enjoy the meal and hangout with your friends! This isn't a spot to order a quick bite, they put love into their food and environment and the time flies by while you're here! We had the Waygu burger, spicy steak sandwiches, and the chicken with spaghetti western potatoes. Then we all ordered different desserts, coconut cream pie, apple cake, pumpkin pie and keylime pie!

Antiques, Etc. may be St. George's most underrated and underhyped store when it comes to not only…read moreantiques & collectibles, but also to consignment-type furniture. Maybe that it's relatively new status, with an April 2018 ribbon-cutting. I'm a post card collector, so I'll start there: A excellent, well-organized, and high-quality selection, especially for U.S. places. Usually a disorganized afterthought, it's great to see well-kept and beautiful post cards. IMHO, Antiques, Etc.'s greatest selling point is its wood furniture: Tall-boys, dropleaf tables, desks, chairs, buffets, China cabinets... to name a few. Is there an overall theme to the stuff? I'd say it has a very Midwestern, early 1900s vibe. It's easy to tell this is a well-curated collection. I do have a small recommend: Simplify the discounts by putting the percentage off right on the tag. The place is a little random in nature, but it's fun to find random stuff like quilting materials and patterns, tobacco canisters, a Band Director's uniform, and my personal fave, the 1940s GE L-916 floor console radio. Co-owner Mick is very friendly and easy to work with. He's been in the antique business for 30 years, and is a welcome addition the St. George antique community!

We visited their shop twice on the weekend and enjoyed looking through all they were selling…read more There was a lot of items that we purchased. Easily the best vintage/antiques in St. George.

What a cute little store! A great assortment of new, used and crafty. We had so much fun looking…read moreat the several rooms of stuff and finding unusual reasonably priced treasures to take home. It wasn't cluttered, but it took two circles of the store because there are so many fun things to see. JoAnn, the owner was fabulous. Very engaging and living her dream of owning a store on Main Street. Love it! Will definitely stop in again if I am in town.

One of the great things about visiting quaint little towns is looking for antiques and…read morecollectibles. Gadgets & Goodies was such a gem in this mountain town and so was JoAnn, the owner. The shop was clean and uncluttered (unlike others I have been in before) and the prices were right as well. In addition to the typical kitchen and household collectibles, check out the work of local artisans, like the cleverly bejeweled spiders with legs made from fork prongs. After visiting the Parowan Gap petroglyphs, be sure to grab a bite to eat and do some shopping on Main Street.

I wish I could give this shop zero stars. We were here for the balloon festival and the lady was…read moretrying to change the price of every item we brought up saying it was more or that "she didn't know if she even wants to sell it" on certain items. If she had valid reasons or would price items correctly I'd have an understanding but she held an attitude and was being belligerent about her sales technique. Wouldn't recommend and there's plenty of other great thrifts with amazing prices and people in this great and beautiful city.

I would not patronize this business. First of all, the owner was late about an hour to open the…read morebusiness to customers. Had to wait at least 5 minutes to be acknowledged while I was waiting for a price on a particular item. Seems like the owner was more concerned about going to lunch rather helping me. When I asked for a price for the item I was interested in, she originally estimated a price, but upon looking at the tag, the price was $40 more and when I commented that "oh well the price tag is the price", she told me I was rude. My wife was actually going to buy a $100 item, but after being humiliated, my wife said forget and  we just left.

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!