We just spent 2 hour there and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Jenn our server was SUPER friendly…read moreand explained Utah's unique drinking and bar laws. The locals that were there were super nice and helpful with customs and courtesies. I'll be back whenever I'm in St George.

Tonight I went to the One and Only for the first time…read more I walk in and look for my buddies by the pool tables, but people start shouting at me that I have to go to the bar and show the bartender my ID, so I go over and wait for the bartender to finish serving someone else so she can scan my ID. I ask for a vodka soda. "Beer only". Fine I had a bud lite. Come back to the bar and ask for a glass of water. "We sell bottles of water here for $1.25". Although I had to ask her twice because I couldn't hear the bartender over the blasting metal music. No thank you. Tonight I went to the One and Only for the last time. Sad since it's 3 blocks from my house, I was hoping it would be a good time.

Nice little stop-off between Vegas and Cedar City. Quick and easy diversion off the 15. Plenty of…read morespace for small or large groups. Easily accessible from the street and there was plenty of parking. Food menu seems regional and with plenty of offerings. Standard pub bites. Chicken wings were tasty. The pub twinkies were large and delicious but be careful, they come out scalding. The sliders were also tasty and a favorite of the group. People were friendly and talkative without being overbearing. The beer was standard variety. The brown ale and Kolsch stood out for flavor.

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 worth a quick stopover as everything was drinkable just not amazing.

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.

Good basic axe throwing place with a well-informed guy who clearly knows his stuff. This is a…read moreno-frills axe throwing spot, others we've been to had more food and drink options, but this is an affordable option for axe, knives, and other throwing tools if that's your focus. We brought our 11 and 12 year old and it's their 3rd or 4th time so they know the ropes. Maybe not the best option for first timers, but overall, a good spot in St. George if you're looking for indoor activities.

In a strip mall right off the highway, this little bit of fun was our stop for a birthday…read moreadventure. Two people around $30 for a half hour, and we had throwing stars & two types of axes. Didn't get the instructor's name but he went through the basics and let us be. He came back when an axe bounced all the way back towards us, and gave a tip then watched as we demo'd our understanding of the technique needed and walked away again. Doesn't seem like they enforce a strict guide to the time, but we had set a timer on our phones and left when the 30min was up, as being in St George there is few dinner options past 9 and that was our next stop. They do have a smash space but I'm not sure where as the space was pretty tight with the throwing booths.

The "host" because the she was not a bartender named Kim was rude to us yelling at us to pay as we…read morecame in, even tho we are paid up members. We waited over 10 minutes for a shot glass and soda, we had to yell at Kim to even get any sort of service. She is a sad excuse for a person. No wonder that place is failing, nobody likes rude people. Worst service I've EVER had!! If you wanna be treated like burden instead of a paying customer go ahead and go here. Sorry you are such a miserable person and hate your life so much Kim. Maybe umm try to not be so hateful

I like the fact that this place is a none-profit. Normally I'd give this place a really bad score,…read morebut it's probably my Mormon upbringing that makes this sort of place just not my thing. (I'm not a Mormon anymore so I'm really trying to be fair). I just don't understand why people GO TO a place to get drunk, spend extra money on drinks when they could make them at home, pay a $5 entry fee, and then be stuck at that place or risk getting a DUI when you could have had a few beers with the neighbors on the border of your yard and invite passers-by to join in. As I said, I don't get it. That said. I got a good look at the place and how they conduct business as a none profit. I thought about becoming a member at one point, but... I just couldn't shake that it just wasn't my thing. But don't get me wrong, since I don't understand it, since it's not my thing, it doesn't mean that no one else doesn't get it or that it's not other people's thing. One of the times I came here, I tried a Gin Martini, shaken not stirred, because I guess I'm James fucking Bond. And then they had women mud wrestling. I didn't get it. I mean yeah, mud wrestling will get people out of their homes and all but, that's not really the way I meet women. "Hey girl who just got her face thrust into a mud pie. That was super hot. Wanna beer?" See... I just... it just doesn't do it for me. And while everyone was screaming and yipping and all the girls were wrestling, I couldn't help but notice a really rough looking old guy with an oxygen tank recording the whole experience on his smartphone for later fapping enjoyment. It just felt awkward. But hey... to each their own. This is some definition of "cool". Maybe not mine, but... I know a good number of people that run the place and I have to say, they're good, they're honorable, and they're more than well intentioned, they do something about it. They're running a none profit organization in the shape of a bar. And THAT THERE is my definition of "cool" that I see in this place.

I don't think I will ever write another review this ebullient!…read moreI was in St. George for 5 nights and I went here 4 times. This was the high point of my stay. You could go all over the world and it would be hard to find this ambience. The bartenders are dressed to the nines and really know their stuff.

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.

Last Friday evening, my wife and I celebrated the 50th anniversary of our first date together at…read moreBook Club Bistro. What a delightful experience, . . . perhaps our best dining experience ever . . . anywhere. The theme, access, and bookcase entrance were unique, interesting, and memorable; the feel, decor, setting, music, and ambience were delightful and upscale; the food was delicious and well-appointed (my miso salmon was very tasty); the mocktails were tasty; the mystery dessert and writing our review in one of their books were fun; and the staff were "without peer" from my experience. In particular, Kiley (our server) was professional, competent, timely, responsive, energetic, pleasant, attentive, friendly, and a delight to chat with. The date was a surprise to my wife (an avid fan of books), and she loved all of it. As did I. It was everything I could have ever wanted in celebrating 50 years of dating my sweetheart. We will return!

Asian short ribs - very very salty and the ribs were dry, coconut rice was undercooked and tasted…read moregrainy. Lychee mojito - tasted like cucumber water, unsweetened. was refreshing and aesthetically pleasing. Wonderful staff and great service. I just wasn't too keen on the food for the given price. Very cute and chic place for date night or catching up with friends. I do love the concept!

We decided to come here with our 3 boys between 12-7 to have them burn some energy…read more I'm glad to say they had so much fun. I appreciate and loved the customer service from Gavin:) We will be back !

I've been wanting to do this for a long time, it was so fun. We were walked through everything, had…read moresafety gear and plenty of things to break. The customer service was great.