This is the biggest grocery store in the Bruce canyon NP area, and comprises a small grocery store…read morepart as well as a gift store etc. The selection of groceries isn't huge but it's reasonable; they do have pre made stuff like sandwiches and I bought a can of soup here to have for dinner later. They have a limited amount of produce as well.

Stopped by here, as we were staying across the street. Just needed a few items. The things we…read morebought were reasonably priced, as we bought grocery items and it was quicker than going into another town.

The knowledge and service was excellent! Paul assisted me with the expert advice on the rock…read morespecimen I purchased and gave me the flexibility to purchase the Amethyst piece I wanted for my Apple Valley Ca home. I was even gifted Geodes picked and cut by Joe. They turned out to be awesome! Will visit them every year on my way back to camping in Utah.

The rock shop was definitely interesting! They had quite the variety on display and the staff were…read morevery friendly. There was a bit of a ceiling leak in one area of the store and they had some tarps hanging down into a bucket. It wasn't a very pleasant sight, but I guess they were doing what they could until it was fixed. We stopped at the ice cream counter on the way out and I was very glad that we did. The prices were crazy for the portion sizes! They have a cookie ice cream sandwich option for around $2.69. You're able to choose your own two cookies and whatever ice cream. I had bear claw ice cream with two peanut butter cookies. The ice cream was so chocolatey and the cookies were perfectly soft and even had some peanut chunks. Would recommend!

Decent stop for souvenirs and a little break outside of the car. Little bit of seating outside as…read morewell.

Driving back and forth to various hikes, we passed the Training Post numerous times, & were…read moreintrigued to stop in. Though we weren't in the market for any souvenirs, I wanted to observe the ambiance, based on the welcoming sign promoting meeting locals, free coffee, and historical artifacts. It was a very welcoming place indeed- a coffee pot outside to help warm you up as you shop- and inside a very knowledgeable staff relaying stories about all the various artifacts and pieces being sold. A nice little pit stop-prices were very reasonable

Amazing selection of meaningful gifts. Tastefully stocked with authentic items you do see at every…read morestop.

Date of visit: 8/23/22…read more After striking out at the snooty wigwam place down the street, Mom and I wandered a few doors down and found this charming little shop and we're glad we did. Unlike the other place, staff said hello to us as soon as we came in and were friendly at check out--though it would have been nice if they had asked us if we needed help finding anything as that would have made our visit a bit more efficient. Mom wanted a t-shirt to commemorate the trip to Utah as well as a hat for my dad that reminded everyone of where his wife went without him and she was able to find both here at prices that weren't too shabby. There is a nice mix of items here, if you're in the area and are looking for souvenirs, you shouldn't have any issue finding something for everyone on your list.

More than just a drug store. Small town service, just like the good old days! This amazing…read morebusiness is in the heart of a National Heritage site and close to Bryce Canyon, Panguitch Lake, Brian Head Ski Resort, Zion National Park, three other National Parks and many beautiful State Parks. Come in an visit - stay a while and enjoy shopping. They have everything!

Great locally owned pharmacy and drug store with everything you need from Carhartt shirts, drinks,…read moresnacks, greeting cards, cowboy supplies, cleaning products, electronics, etc. very nice family

Stoped for breakfast when staying at Clear Sky Resort. The food is cooked fresh and everyone was…read moreso friendly. The breakfast burritos and sandwich's were delicious!

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!

This place is ADORABLE - if you like cowboy country stuff. We were greated by a cute, lazy dog…read moresleeping on the floor and the shop was stocked with western wear, decorations, John Wayne merchandise, boots, towels, artwork, furniture and many, many, many more stuff. I wish I had taken a picture of the inside of the store. The owner was dressed in cowboy gear and was very helpful and very nice to my child. If you are a country folk or have a friend that is and are looking for the perfect gift - you have to check this place out!

The employees & rangers here went out of their way to help us store our motorcycle gear in a pinch…read moreso that we could hike hands-free! We would've had to get scrappy with our stuff (or worse, carry it during our hike) if not for them. We won't forget it! Really wonderful shop, as well. Highly recommend. Thank you, Bryce Canyon team!

This visitor center has all of the things that make a visitor center great: a large parking lot,…read morebathrooms, exhibits, helpful people, and a gift shop. It's also quite large, perfect for the hordes of guests during the busy season. The layout is literally perfect. As you enter, you see the washrooms marked to your left. It's perfectly out of the way if people have to queue, and doesn't disrupt the flow of the other parts of the building. Straight ahead is the NPS ranger desk, which has excellent sight lines from the entrance. You're not going to be confused where to ask for help! The rangers were super helpful with my night sky viewing questions. There is a large gift shop to the right, and then to the left are the exhibits. The gift shop has an extended selection of things to buy, probably due to its large size. It has the usual offerings of NPS items plus clothing, etc. The exhibits focus a lot on the geology of the area (which makes sense, people visit for the hoodoos!), but also on the ecosystem and the native Americans who live here. Great information.

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!

Decided top stop in for a coffee and were thoroughly surprised and in heaven when we got fresh…read morebaked orange buns and cheese and chive s scones. What a beautiful way to start the day.

Excellent organic espresso with lots of flavor options. Tight but cute sipping area. Only they…read moredon't open as early as most coffee places. But make sure you go up the stairs to see all the unexpected stuff up there!