The deli in the back is to die for and fairly discrete (thankful for the lack of line). The options, staff, and the quality of the food was 10/10. I will be back ASAP! read more

Sol Foods has the way to my soul every time... you go with every intention of buying your san for the hike and come out with those guys you never knew you needed! This place has absolutely everything you forgot for the trip. First aid kit needs Campfire needs Camelback replacement pieces Oven-mitts with jokes for white elephant gifts All travel size shampoos etc for those hotels that gave you yucky ones Food that you missed when you were a kid! Public restrooms with murals in the wall and granite for floors & clean! Made to order panini's and sandwich's - seriously have it all! read more

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Great place to get sandwiches and food for our day trips into Zion. All very fresh and a great selection. This is a full market with everything you could need for your time up here. read more

It's convenient and in a good location in middle of town. I'm shocked that such a small market could have everything you need and I mean everything. But the prices are ridiculous. It was $11 for a pack of water. If driving bring what you can before you get there because it seemed like all the markets in Springdale are way overpriced. read more

Unbelievable selection. Incredible grocery store with everything you want, coolers, swim suits, flips etc. and the service was over the top good! read more

TL;DR Everything you could possibly want or need but at obscenely high prices. Sol Foods is centrally located in Springdale, about halfway through the shuttle route, and it carries everything from kombucha to sunscreen, postcards to peanut butter. I was very surprised by both the quantity and variety of things they sell. $5 minimum for credit cards, however, don't worry about not hitting it; I don't think they sell a single thing below that price point. read more

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Nostalgic and wonderful, a throwback in time but modernized. My husband and I were in town 5 days and we ate here 4 times, chili is good, salads are fresh, love the little eating patio out front, just a charming place to be. The people aren't very friendly but I don't care, I they do a good job. read more

Wow.... Where to start... Went to this place to pick up some hot chocolate packets for our hotel stay near the park. It was busy and which I didn't mind, but the cashier was chatting it up with everyone though there were six of us in line. And it's late. About ten pm. I could swallow even that, but as I approached the cashier, his entire demeanor changed (chilly) and said curtly that there is a $5 minimum for credit cards. That was the last draw. I said that no thanks, and walked out. The store is immaculately stocked, super clean, and everything looks fresh. But holy cow, if that's the service I get, forget about it! read more

It's rare to have a grocery store near a national park entrance. Usually you'll encounter a "general store" stocked with camp food and over-priced TV dinners. Not the case here! They have a huge assortment of goods here. It trends more towards the "Whole Foods" side of grocery stores. That is to say: fancy stuff but...high prices. They also have a great selection of beer (despite it only being 4% abv (3.2% abWEIGHT), blame the Mormons. For stronger beer, you'll have to go to a liquor store). Probably still better to stock up in SLC or Vegas. But if you're not a planner this is WAY BETTER than any gas station/food mart fare on the drive out. read more

this is a very cute grocery store and they make alright coffee but do NOT i repeat DO NOT order their food (at least for breakfast) I got the steak and potatoes burrito and my friend got a bacon and egg bagel. The burrito i got had ingredients that were already made and scooped in to the flour tortilla. it tasted old but i was starving and ate it anyway. BIG MISTAKE before going out for a long hike.. we had to turn around to go home and get tums/zantac. I burped and had heartburn for hours. My friend also got indigestion after her bagel. The food on the shelves also looked old and for 730 in the am i don't understand why there was salmon and a half empty tray of sloppy joes (obviously from the day before) Gross. read more

Sol Foods definitely gives me a Whole Foods vibe but with a local flavor. They carry most everything you may need or have forgotten to get. But, yes, as other reviewers had stated, they are a bit pricey. There is ample parking in their underground parking structure in the back. Friendly service. read more

I needed a quick bite before hiking in Zion and Sol Foods was the perfect spot to grab and go. Other than the pre-packaged meals in the fridge, there are also custom made sandwiches, wraps, a salad buffet, soups, and pastries all at the back of the supermarket. Everything was fresh and delicious, and the service was so friendly (we even got tips on parking in this insanely packed area!). Prices for groceries can be expensive but I thought it was reasonable given the location and convenience. If you're looking for cheap groceries, be prepared and shop earlier before you get to Springdale. Otherwise, this is a great spot to pick up some quick food if you're on the go! read more

Sol Foods - Great spot to pick up some quick food before hiking in Zion! - Grocery Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Extremely overpriced everything! The soups are really good though, despite being ridiculously overpriced!

Nice selection of food items and alcoholic drinks. We grabbed some pre-made deli items for lunch. The checkout line is slow only one cashier. There are regular shoppers who live in the area and the line will be very slow if the regulars are stocking up on groceries for the week. I liked their flexible store hours and basement parking which was a bit tight for trucks and SUVs. From a convenience standpoint this is a great store. Prices may not be the cheapest but for the convenience it is a decent shopping experience. read more

Great spot to grab a sandwich. Lots of options and sides. My husband and daughter gobbled it down after the narrows hike. Daughter said it was the best food she has had while here. read more

I mean first thing is first they got you and can charge what they want being one of the only stores in the area. So the bad reviews about price I don't put much weight into. They have anything you could need to include a good beer selection and variety of stuff in the deli. We got stuff for sandwiches, beer, snacks, and water for under $50. read more

I used to get haircuts at a downtown New Orleans place called the "Clip Joint," a charming old-school barbershop with timeless Y'at characters doing the barbering. (RIP, Jerry.) Great spot, and actually very reasonably priced. Sol Foods is a real-deal clip joint, which the apparent lack of quality grocery competition in Springdale has allowed the operators to get away with. The grocery prices here are the most unaccountably beyond-the-pale exorbitant that I've ever seen in the United States. I know Springdale is situated at the entrance of one of the country's most beloved national parks, and that the town is understandably rather expensive, but Sol Foods is way, way over the top of Springdale's already expensive scale. Most of the grocery items we bought were priced almost 100% (ONE HUNDRED PERCENT--that's no typo) above what you'll pay if you stop at (for example) Davis Food & Drug in La Verkin, which is only about 20 minutes to the west of here. The Davis store is nothing fancy, but it is clean and altogether serviceable and has just about everything you'll need. Yeah, the Sol Foods store is admittedly kind of nice. Not nice enough to charge anything close to these prices, though. If you're coming into Springdale/Zion from I-15, stopping in Hurricane or La Verkin to grocery-shop is a no-brainer. It's even a no-brainer if you're coming in from the east, assuming that you're buying more than a few items (like we were) and have 40 minutes or so to spare (like we did). (These last two sentences amount to an admission that we did not use our brains this time.) read more

Nice to find a market in Springdale that sells organic, non-GMO products. We opted to pick up a quick salad here for lunch and found their salad bar. Reasonably priced at $7.99 a pound, there were a good number of options to choose from to build your salad. The only item I wished they had was mushrooms. Next to the salad bar was their soup station, offering 2 types of soups daily. Vegetable and Wild Rice with Chicken were offered on this Sunday, and for $3.49, we helped ourselves to a hearty bowl of vegetable soup, which was nicely seasoned with a slight peppery kick, and large chunks of vegetables. Prices didn't seem tow exorbitant, and the staffers who assisted us were quite friendly and very helpful. Nice place to shop. They also have tables in their front patio, so it was nice to have a casual lunch while taking in the views of Zion in the background. read more

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Pretty much the local grocery store. They have a lot of variety and a lot of foods that are healthy. They have a sandwich/pizza place in the back where they can make you custom eats but on the side of the store, they also sell pre-packaged sandwiches which were just as good for us to pick up and take on a day trip into Zion. read more

An awesome grocery (and more) store in Springdale! A pretty big selection of drinks (alcoholic and non) and a nice little bakery and deli (where you can get made-to-order deli sandwiches that were decent, but not amazing). They have all the supplies and groceries you'd need for a stay near Zion. read more

Sol foods is a little grocery shop in the middle of Springdale and it also offers a salad bar and fresh sandwiches which makes it perfect for a quick affordable lunch while on the move. We stopped here twice while hiking Zion to get a quick bite and not waste precious time that we could use at the park. I had the chicken Salad and chicken curry salad wraps and they were really good. The salad bar has a wide variety of options and is charged by the pound. Great alternative to a full service restaurant and maybe some of the best meals we had in Springdale. The prices are a bit higher than on a "regular" grocery store but it's probably because of the location , the hungry tourists and the lack of better options in tiny Springdale. read more

Be prepared to hemorrhage money when shopping here. Everything is 2-3 times what you might pay at your local grocery store. The pot pie I pay under $3 for at home is $8.88. I did not buy it. We bought a cheap corkscrew and a small container of chicken salad and it was $18. The curry chicken salad was actually bad, not even bleh. It just tasted awful and I love chicken salad and curry, for that matter. I couldn't eat it after two bites. :( read more

We went late in the evening when we realized the restaurants around were very pricey and way beyond our budget. We purchased food that we cooked up at our hotel grill that night. The store had a great selection of foods for everyone's dietary needs. It had a great deli, a decent amount of frozen meats and a wonderful selection of snacks. The usual and on the healthy side. read more

If you are not considering the prices, this is a pretty cool little market. It has a very good selection, almost everything that you could need, including meats cheeses and a deli section. Also produce and personal products. Again, almost everything except liquor, but they do have beer. I really quite like this store. On the other hand, if you do figure a price into the equation, This store is a disaster. Everything is twice as expensive as you would find it somewhere else. But there really is nowhere else. So, taking into consideration where you are, a nice little store. Bigger than you would've expected. Also a lot more expensive than you would have expected. read more

I was a bit shocked at the $142 price tag when we picked up a few items to take back to our room! This store has everything you need, and I guess if you were staying in Springdale and didn't want to drive 15 or so miles up the road to a much cheaper store, this place, and I think one more little market, is your only option. That being said, we will plan accordingly and skip this establishment and drive up the road to grab what we need the next time we visit Zion National Park. read more

Have been going to this place regularly all winter and TODAY was told that they are unable to help with large parties. The "manager" who came out to inform me of the new policy was extremely rude and unhelpful. Do NOT recommend going here for ANYTHING. I would drive back to Hurricane before ever stepping foot in the doors of this place again. read more

This is a great little market. Expensive but has everything you need. We went in a couple of times. The second time we went to the deli in the back to order sandwiches. We stood for almost 5 minutes without anyone acknowledging we were there. There were about 3-4 people working, no one in line before us and yet no one asked us if we needed assistance. When I did ask if they were even open the girl said fill out what you want on the paper and put it in the basket and I'll make it for you....abrupt and rude. I was going to leave but stayed and the sandwich was very good. read more

We really loved this grocery store and find it very well stocked for our trip to zion. They have high quality cold cuts for sandwiches. We didn't buy any prepared items, so I can't speak to those. Yes, the prices are a bit high, you're in a tourist area. But we were very happy with this market! read more

A disgusting example of taking advantage of being one of the only supermarkets in the general vicinity of Zion. I'm not kidding when every item here is twice the price as any other supermarket. A can of soup for 8$? The same one I buy for under 3$ anywhere else.. It would be cheaper to eat out than to cook your own food, or drive under 30 minutes to normal supermarkets. Steer clear from this money hungry tourist trap! read more

It's sad Springdale doesn't have a name brand store. This place is stupid expensive and they take advantage of tourist. I understand a small markup but $8 for a $3 box of fig bars is outrageous. $3 for a $1 tea. The list goes on an on. This place makes Whole Foods look cheap. read more

BEWARE!! They are taking advantage of the corona virus situation by PRICE GOUGING -- $32 for a 12 pack of TP!! How sad that they're placing financial gain ahead of serving their customers' during this terribly difficult time! read more

Sol Foods - Receipt - Grocery Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Great grocery store with tons of health foods (tofu, vegan cheeses, faux meats, etc) along with your every day conventional items. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Hot soups to go, made to order sandwiches, pizzas. It's kind of like a mini Whole Foods at the top of a mountain. I see people complaining about price but not only are you paying for high quality foods, but you are paying for it in a remote location. It's reasonable and it's so nice to have when all of the restaurants are packed to the gills! I love this place. Thanks Sol Food! read more

Great salad bar and vegan friendly! After a day hiking the Narrows, I don't want to wait for a sit down meal and Sol Foods offered some good vegan options at their salad bar. There are greens, corns, Black beans and edamame, even grilled tofu! I love this place! (One star off for its pricy) read more

Sol Foods - From the salad bar - Grocery Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Nice local grocery store with a good selection everything you need for a week stay in Springdale.

Before I arrived in Zion's National Park, I feared that my diet would purely rely on cereal bars; luckily, Sol Foods that is 5 min away from Zion's showed up as my savior. I am happy with the wide selection of snacks, fruits and drinks. In addition, it is the one of the few places that are still open after 10 p.m. As the only grocery store in the area, Sol Foods' price point is on par with Whole Food's. My biggest issue with Sol Foods is the bad refrigeration of some of the fruits, leading to the rotting of the strawberries. Note that each plastic bag in Sol's costs 50 cents. Overall, if you are looking for snacks before and after hiking at Zion's, you should definitely stop by Sol Foods. read more

This place is a breath of fresh air. For a grocery store in small town Utah they pack a huge variety of quality foods, like better than every grocery store in the "city" where you would expect a stellar selection. I would say they cater to a healthy minded or distinguished palate. The deli is awesome, and if you forgot any random camping or toiletry items they probably have it. read more

Nice grocery store, they have lots of different selections of food and beer. We ate twice at the deli in the back of the store. Once We had sandwiches for lunch and for dinner we had pizza and lasagna. Tip there is parking underneath the store if your looking for a spot to park while shopping. read more

High prices? Yes. Worth the price? Definitely not! I'm from a tourist town myself so I understand price hikes. I can't justify paying 10 dollars for a sandwich I can easily purchase for 3 at a Wal Mart. Definitely thr price you pay when you come unprepared but lesson learned. I also decided to purchase some beverages and to my surprise, I had to pay 26 dollars for a 12pk of seltzers. My grocery list included the beverages mentioned above, 2 sandwiches, a pack of Genoa salami, 1 garden salad, 2 bags of doritos, 1lt coke and a soup. All for the low low price of 156 dollars! Again, the price you pay for not being prepared. Rather than spend the same amount of money again to purchase some food for my hikes, I located a Wal Mart in Hurricane about 25 minutes away. Suffice to say I purchase twice the amount of food for a third of the price. Definitely worth a stop to look at and maybe get some water but definitely not somewhere you want to stop and shop. read more

First off, yes this store is close to Zion Park and convenient. Yes, they have a good selection. However, their prices are beyond exorbitant. For example, a lb of butter, 4 sticks, was almost $9! A can of Campbell's condensed soup, near $4. If one needs groceries while at Zion, I recommend driving the 20 miles to Hurricane Utah to stock up. The prices here are just, in my opinion, take advantage of the consumer. read more

Adorable food market catering to tourists who want to grab and go for a quick bite for before, during, or after hiking at Zion National Park. Products are expensive ($10-$12 for a case of bottled water, $2.79 for a Clif Bar and 5-cents for a plastic grocery bag) but this little town is at the foot of the mountains and it's a tourist destination, so be prepared to pay if you didn't already bring your food with you. Outdoor tables and chairs with a magnificent view of the red rock mountains. read more