5-Star Review: Spiritual Speakeasy - A Hidden Gem Cocktail Parlor in Downtown St. George…read moreIf you're in St. George and craving a night out that feels worlds away from the typical Utah bar scene, Spiritual Speakeasy (2 W St. George Blvd #5, right at Ancestor Square) is an absolute must. It's not just another spot--it's a true speakeasy-style cocktail lounge with that perfect moody, intimate Prohibition-era vibe. Think dim lighting, plush vintage settees and ornate seating that feels like stepping into a gothic 1800s parlor, gilded mirrors, stone crosses, and an electric yet cozy energy that's ideal for date night, a special occasion, or just unwinding with friends. Spiritual Speakeasy Bar (2026) - All You MUST Know Before You Go (with Reviews) The cocktails here are next-level--award-winning (they've taken Best Bar in Southern Utah multiple times, and it shows). I went with the Smoked Old Fashioned (beautifully balanced, smoky perfection with premium spirits) and the Spicy Dead Lady (a creative, flavorful kick that's become a favorite). They also do standouts like Espresso Martini, Pornstar Martini, Skull Chapel, and Holy Grail, all crafted with top-shelf ingredients including Utah's own High West whiskeys. The bartenders are true mixologists--super knowledgeable, friendly, and happy to chat about the spirits or customize something just for you. Spiritual Speakeasy - St. George, UT | joe coffee It's open daily from 5 PM to 1 AM (or 2 AM some nights), with live DJs on weekends adding to the lively but not overwhelming atmosphere. It's intimate (can feel a bit cozy/crowded when busy), and the music can get loud, but that's part of the electric speakeasy charm. Service is attentive, though it can slow down on peak nights--totally worth it. In a town not exactly known for wild nightlife, this place punches way above its weight. Sophisticated, fun, and unexpectedly upscale. We've already made it our go-to whenever we're in St. George. If you love craft cocktails and a unique vibe, hunt it down--you won't regret it. Highly recommended! (Pro tip: Look for the hidden entrance vibe--they make it feel like a real discovery.)

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.

Ordered 1 shot for my girlfriend after meeting a few locals that "knew the owners" and said he…read morewould get buy us a shot. We had one round before the bar tender hit me with the whole tab.. asked the guy that was bartending and told him that the guy was outside to buy all 5 shots because he said it was all on him and he was adamant that I should pay the whole tab even though his was running. Outside in the smokers lounge. Even pointed to him and he said .. " nope you need to pay.." $50 later he let me go after one shot I ordered. Amazingly terrible service. Even grabbed the manager and said I needed to pay it.

This place is poppin' every Friday and Saturday night. If you're not here you should be!read more

This isn't a high class bar-it's more of what you'd expect to see in a small town. Everyone looks…read moreyou up and down when you enter and you have to walk through several pool tables holding up several drunk dudes before you can get to the bar. My wife and I visited recently for Drag Queen Bingo. It certainly was an interesting combination-the LGBTQ folks surrounding the stage and cheering for the performers and the locals on the other side of the bar throwing back pitchers of cheap beer. We didn't have any trouble, but I would not be surprised if a brawl or two pops up occasionally. I may return if there is an event going on, but this probably won't be somewhere I'd just go to hang out.

I was SEXUALLY ASSAULTED last night in the bar. Teresa and Jordan did not kick the guy out. Instead…read morethey called the cops to report that I left my tab open and wasn't gonna pay it. They never mentioned anything about a sexual assault. (This is my regular bar where I frequent often. THEY KNOW ME HERE) but now I guess they are covering their asses and lying. The cop reviewed the footage, and was told by staff that I said not to remove the guy who just assaulted me out of the bar. NEVER SAID THAT. Meanwhile there is footage of me being assaulted. Me leaving because of the assault. And the man still inside the establishment. Jordan chased me out to my car where we started yelling at each other because I told him no one is doing their job. The one job to protect patrons. He ended up telling me to go fuck myself when I told him I'd never be back to the bar ever again because of this sexual assault and their failure to do anything about it. At the end of the day it's my word against the bars. I'm glad there is surveillance of the assault and failure by staff to do anything about it. I will be filing a formal complaint against the bar and pressing charges against the man I SUPPOSEDLY didn't want kicked out.