5/11/2025 I ordered pretzels in the afternoon and each employee looked like they weren't enjoying…read moretheir job. I get it. It's frustrating and can be exhausting. But when I ordered my food a young lady I unfortunately can't remember what she looked like nor did I read her work tag. I was so out of it as well I had just got done shopping for an hour and a half. Anyways the young lady was talking to me like she was annoyed and then when my receipt printed out she slammed it on the counter and then re picked it up and handed it to me nicely. I should've gotten her name more importantly I should've called her out bc I don't put up with that childish behavior and then I noticed her treated other customers poorly as I sat down to eat. I felt so bad for them. But overall the food was good. I enjoyed my garlic bites (:

Pretzels were fine and the portion was okay for 6$. 15 year…read moreold behind the counter apparently is too young to know anything about customer service. When he couldn't understand me he yelled "what?! Huh?!" Cutting me off. I slowly repeated my order. ...large pretzel bites. The young child proceeded to scoop what was left of parts of old pretzel and all the salt he could find in the pan. Asked if i wanted cheese i said sure. He lazily pours it then proceeds to throw it at me across the counter.. Instead of attempting to catch a cup of cheese, i watched it fall, laughed and walked away. Will i ever return? Absolutely not. Terrible customer service mixed with hating myself after eating 50 pretzel bites. I'll pass.

We came again to grab some pizza. Well guess what? No more pizza. They had a new restaurant making…read morefood and it was sandwiches. Nothing cool on draft. I tried their IPA which was hoppy but not tasty. Sandwiches turned out pretty well though.

Edge of the World is a great spot to stop. Hand crafted beers and good food, plus friendly service!read more

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!

Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Don't get confused, it is in the middle of a bunch of industrial buildings, you're not the only that thought that was crazy. Ok, for the food, the fried pickles were the best thing we had, get those. Light and crispy batter with a decently thick pickle chip inside, really good. The food, fish and chips, spicy reuben, chicken sandwich, and bbq wings. Fish and chips, decent enough, nothing to write home about, delicate batter, great flavor. Spicy Reuben...what a trainwreck, the meat was stringy and annoying to eat. The sauerkraut was sweet? Just terrible. The bbq wings were as described, so not bad. The chicken sandwich was not great either, chicken was dry and kind of hard to eat. The garlic parm fries though? Amazing. Get those as your side. We also had the Guavala and the Hef, both were really good and a steal at $6 each. They also have a small store front with no prices, frustrating. Overall, won't be back again, maybe we just came on a bad day, but once was enough.

I'm not sure about the prior reviews but the staff and food are both great. Ate here twice on a…read morebusiness trip and everything was really good. The place was cool both inside and out.

The building is amazing and is adorned with many cool decor items. The drinks were superb and our…read moreserver was very kind. Unfortunately, the food was not up to par. I ordered the cheeseburger, which was not listed on the menu as being served with aioli sauce. I even asked the server if there was any sauce on it, and she said no. However, when it arrived, it had aioli on it, so I sent it back. I suppose in their haste to correct the mistake, they ended up not cooking the burger thoroughly. My sister-in-law ordered the chicken tenders, which were cooked perfectly but lacked flavor. There was no seasoning. I was hoping for a good experience but we won't be back except for drinks only.

Fiiz was a great experience for some sofa drinks when visiting. The ice was the best. The Dr…read more Pepper combo with coconut was refreshing. The service was quick, sweet and welcoming. The ambiance for drive thru was quick and great service.

Quick easy drive thru. Lots of flavor choices. Friendly service. Was not busy at all.read more

Zion Canyon Brew Pub was the perfect outdoor spot to relax after a long day of hiking. The patio…read moreatmosphere was great, service was friendly, and they had a solid beer selection to choose from. For food, we tried the Mediterranean Chickpea Salad with Lime Jalapeno Vinaigrette and the Beer-Battered Cod Pub Tacos. The chickpea salad was fresh, flavorful, and definitely the standout dish for us. The cod tacos were decent, but overall just okay compared to the salad. Overall, a good casual spot to unwind, grab a beer, and enjoy the outdoor setting after exploring Zion.

All the restaurants here are going to be overpriced since it is very touristy, but the…read moreMediterranean salad was so good. So fresh and cold and crunchy. Probably tasted better because of the heat. I got the lime jalepeno dressing and I think it went very well with the salad. Fish and chips were ok. I liked the seasoning on the fries. Service-wise, I appreciate the flexibility to get takeout and there's also some misting fans in the front for anyone waiting in the heat.

This place was highly recommended to us during our vacation and we just knew we had to give it a…read moreshot. We started off with the Fried Pickles and the Pretzel Bites. The Fried Pickles were amazing. The batter on them remained crispy and crunchy even halfway through our entrees. It was paired with this creamy horseradish-y sauce, and it worked so well. The pretzel was a bit on the saltier side for my liking but my fiance and his dad loved them! We all ordered steaks for dinner, because that's what they specialize in. They even have a grill for you to cook your own steak on!! Unfortunately it was broken when we dined in, but honestly i'm glad because I cannot cook for the life of me haha. The steaks were all cooked to our liking and tasted amazing. I also wanted to point out our amazing server Gabby. She was so sweet and truly made our experience 100x better. Definitely make sure to ask for her next time you go!

Super good food. It's really cute inside. We got the chicken tenders (without hot honey) and fries,…read morepretzel bites, and mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was a bit spicy and too garlicky so I wouldn't get again, but the chicken tenders, fries, and pretzel bites were delicious! Would like to try the ribs and garlic roll.

My family and I went here on our last visit to St George. She staff was incredibly nice, and the…read morepastries were absolutely amazing. My family enjoyed trying many pastries, and so did I. We're going again in a couple days back to St George, and I'm definitely asking if we can go back. Overall, amazing pit stop for pastries.

We've worked our way through the take away pastries and here are the results:…read more 1). Almond Croissant 2). Tabernacle Croissant 3). Cream Cheese Danish 4). Kouign Amann Our benchmark for baked goods is the almond croissant and this one has set the new gold standard. 10/10. The Tabernacle Croissant was very good - the vanilla cream filling was well distributed throughout and went very well with the light and moist pastry. The cream cheese danish was good, but the cream cheese was a little sweet for our tastes; sacrilegious to say, I know. The kouign amann was also good and we just liked the others more. I wanted to add that when we were there it was near closing time so they gave us a berry parfait on the house. It was likely one of the best parfaits I've had; the ingredients were so fresh and the granola delicious.

It's hard to believe that St. George, Utah now offers gelato perfected to the same extraordinary…read morestandard you'd expect in Rome -- right at the base of the Spanish Steps. Authentic craftsmanship and uncompromising quality have truly found their way to the desert. The dark chocolate is unforgettable -- rich, refined, and elevated even more with a touch of wildberry on the side. Every bite feels intentional, elegant, and indulgent. Equally impressive is the exceptional customer service, creating an experience as memorable as the flavors themselves. I'm already looking forward to the grand opening of their restaurant -- if this is any indication, both locations will earn every one of those five stars. A palate-defining experience you won't soon forget.

Atmosphere & Layout: A Texture: A…read moreFlavor: C- The place was packed to the gills, so were excited to try this trendy place. Mostly all hype with no flavor. Everyone in our group agreed it was flavorless ice cream. Amazing texture but no flavor.