This was the second of two Harmons Neighborhood Grocer locations that I visited on a recent trip to…read moreSaint George, and I am a fan once again! We went out of our way to go to this location as they had some special "dumpling squishies" that our teenagers "had to have," as this item was trending on social media. We called ahead and Harmons put two to the side and it's a good thing - when we went by a few hours later, these were the only ones left in stock! We also purchased some snacks for our drive. Staff was friendly, store was clean, and selection on all products was fabulous. I agree with others that this is the best grocery store around and worth a visit if you're in the area.

Our go-to stop for groceries on the way to Zion. Prices are really reasonable, and they've got a…read morenice selection of goods that are pretty typical of grocery stores. I like how they also have a large seating area for folks to eat. We did try the gelato that they sell here and it's pretty good! My favorites are the Biscoff and pistachio. There's also a cafe for drink orders. It's not too far off the freeway, and there's also a gas station - great one-shop stop!

Unfortunately, I can no longer bring myself to shop at Red Mountain Market. I encouraged loved ones…read moreto shop local, and we've gone out of our way to do so. We've spent hundreds of dollars at Red Mountain Market. Sadly, a few days ago, I was rudely confronted by the cashier, who I believe may have been the owner, Todd Muse. I came to the store to shop and ask a question about something I may have lost near the counter the other day (a pack of Hormel meals). However, no one was even at the register when I went in. Next thing I know, the cashier come sover and starts telling me I need to leave the bags in the front of the store. He then boxes me in and corners me there near the entrance like I'm some ruffian out to rob the place. I understand that businesses have policies to protect themselves from theft and loss. That's not really the issue. The issue was the way I was approached and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by walking into the store with bags. I was treated like I was some kind of thief or a criminal for coming in with bags and looking at some protein noodles in an aisle of the store. I had come there as a paying customer, not as someone looking to cause trouble. And I can't shake this feeling that I was treated differently because of the way I look. That feeling became even worse when I read another review complaining about being treated differently in this store by an individual matching the description of the cashier because of a similar reason. I then asked about the item I thought I may have left behind a few days earlier. Instead of looking, checking, or even seeming willing to help, my question was immediately dismissed with, "Well, there's nothing we can do at this point." That really bothered me. I wasn't asking anyone to perform an exhaustive search. I was simply asking whether something might have been turned in or left near the register. It would've taken two seconds for the cashier to turn his head and look over the counter to see if my package of Hormel meals was still there. He couldn't even do that. It felt like he just wanted me out. So, I left. I left without spending another cent. And I never intend to spend another cent there. What makes the experience especially disappointing is that my family had become regular customers. We've spent hundreds of dollars there over the past several weeks. We specifically chose to support this small local business rather than automatically going to Walmart or Smith's. There were products we bought so frequently that we would joke that we were the reason they kept selling out. You know, if he hadn't treated me like that, I probably would've purchased all the protein noodles rather than ordering them on Amazon the next day. I probably would've continued to buy out the Hebrew National hotdogs and buy my wife the Red Button ice cream she loves. But no more. I don't expect special treatment because I've spent money there. I do, however, expect to be treated like a valued customer rather than with suspicion and dismissal. I strongly believe in supporting local businesses. But supporting local has to work both ways. Customers should also feel welcomed, appreciated, and treated with basic courtesy. Unfortunately, after this experience, I no longer feel comfortable shopping at Red Mountain Market.

This is a great neighborhood market with friendly staff and lots of variety. We needed a few…read morethings while camping in the area and found all we needed and more. I recommend this place

Smith's grocery store was ok. Located off a main road, and it offers a decent size parking lot…read more Like many of its competitors, it offers everything you can imagine and need in a grocery store. Food, drinks, snacks, supplies, sundries, etc. Prices were comparable to its competitors, but they did have some sale items, digital coupons, etc. The staff was polite, friendly, and welcoming. The store itself was clean, the lighting was a little dingy, definitely not bright and cheery. I put a few photos to give you an idea of what it looks like inside.

No cashiers at night. You must ring up your own groceries and when you have tons of fresh produce…read moreit is very stressful and confusing. Thankfully a great employee named Raven stepped in and helped us with our large assortment of produce. He was very willing to help and had such a great attitude !!! It was Friday night and Very busy !!! Then...as we were loading our groceries into our car Raven comes running out with a bag we forgot ! Raven really went the extra mile for us and we were so impressed by this young man...he needs a raise and to be named employee of the year !!!!

After experiencing consistent rudeness at three different Lin's locations, our latest visit was no…read moredifferent. We went to the St. George location on Saturday morning, January 31st at 9:30 AM. While the store itself is beautiful, the poor customer service persisted. My husband, who had a full cart including a corn dog, asked an employee in the deli for mustard packets. The employee immediately questioned if my husband was making a purchase. After confirming he was, the deli worker had to ask a woman in the back, who seemed unwilling to provide them. He finally handed over two packets, explaining rudely that people sometimes ask for ten mayonnaise packets. It was an unnecessarily rude interaction over a simple request, and we will not be shopping at Lin's again. We aren't asking for exceptional service, just a baseline of respect and kindness. Personal job dissatisfaction is understandable, but it's unprofessional to let it affect interactions with the public, such individuals should consider roles that don't involve direct customer contact.

I was lucky enough to stop by this market during my road trip. I was able to grab everything on…read moremy shopping list and then some. They have a fresh deli and they have sushi too. The parking lot is big and the inside is bright and and the employees are really friendly. The prices are reasonable and the store had everything I needed. I wish they offered reusable totes with their logo on them. I woulda definitely picked up a few.

Stephanie in toys today was able to help me find the products I was looking for as well as tell me…read morewhen they should be back in stock! Thank you you made our day

I love that everything's not locked up! The service is usually great! My favorite Walmart.read more

When traveling I always stop at an Albertsons I like the deli chicken and my favorite sparkling…read morewater. Today I got the $6 Sushi that is on sale every Wednesday the store was clean and well stocked. The staff asked if I needed any help finding things great service

Low quality fresh produce and fresh foods. Mostly chemicals…read morelaced can and packaged foods. Watch the checkout people If they scan the exact same product you buy. Not exactly a welcoming place. Overall view- bellow average grocery store experience.

This Albertsons may seem like it has an average deli, put the employees at this deli are…read moreprofessional and very helpful. Shoutout to Dylan at the deli, who was friendly and fast putting together my big impromptu order of sliced meats, cheeses, fried chicken and pasta salads. It's hard to find a deli I can count on to slice everything very thin without shaving the meat. I will be coming back here as long as employees like Dylan are at the helm.

This location has been doing a product reset now for several weeks. Usually, one or two aisles are…read moreclogged with carts and people talking to each other, not doing any real obvious work. One aisle we didn't bother shopping, because well it would have been more trouble than it should have been. Also, today the cashier did not acknowledge us at all while checking us out because she was talking to another employee. When she was through with our order, she handed us our receipt and went back to talking to the other employee. We most likely won't shop here again until they are through with the reset. We probably average spending $150.00 here a week.

We stopped by this Harmons location a couple of times to do some grocery shopping while in town for…read morethe PPA tournament... We were super pleased with the selection of all items including fresh produce, butcher, and packaged goods, and the staff was super friendly. As others have shared, this store is super clean, aesthetically beautiful, and displays are organized. We found everything we needed and the pricing was reasonable as well. My husband even found some beer amongst their selection, which is not always the case in Utah! If you're in the area and need to pick up grocery items, look no further than Harmons!

I love Harmon's! It's such a warm, classy and healthy environment. Whomever designed the aesthetic…read morecertainly knows what they are doing. The lighting is beautiful and the shelf displays feel intentional-not just items strewn about. It just works. Not only is it a beautiful store, but the employees are great too. Everyone is welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed the soup and salad bars last night for dinner and was so glad to have a fresh option that I didn't have to prepare myself. Harmon's for the win....again!

My criticism is not with Smith's but with its partner Grub Hub. GH was difficult to pin down for a…read morereceipt upon delivery. The bill seemed high since the tab for groceries ordered was $222. However, the amount charged was $260. Here's the rub: there was the always interesting Service Fee for $13.18 and a Grub Hub Fee for $6.00=$19.18 in Fees. Tax and Tip combined totaled $18.71. Fine. However, the $19.18 for Fees is excessive. I did call Grub Hub customer service and though the lady was difficult to understand (English was heavily accented) what I got from her listing of costs under the Service Fee umbrella came off as more like the cost of doing business rather than a burden buyers should bear. When using Grub Hub, just be aware that my $222 food delivery quickly became $260. If that does not give you pause, Grub Hub might be for you.

We recently moved to St George from Oregon coast where we were spoiled by the availability of fresh…read moreseafood. We have struggled with finding a grocery store with a great fish counter. I am happy to report that Smiths at Mall Drive has a great variety of high quality fresh seafood and the fishmonger Tanya is great to work with. She receives fresh seafood shipments on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Decided To Once Again Try One Of My Old Favorites to See If Any Improvements Have Been Made Since…read moreMy Last Review. NOPE! So All Their Produce Was TERRIBLE. Old & Not Fresh! STILL VERY LITTLE TO NO PRICING ON SHELVES OR ITEMS FOR PURCHASE. I Bought a 4 Lb Bag of Peruano/Bayo Dried Beans. Got Out to My Car and Checked the Receipt, $13.99! For Dried Beans - UNBELIEVABLE! One of the New Owners, From India, came out to do the Refund. I Expressed My Sadness and Disappointment in the Store. Her comment was "We are Small & Local." I told Her I Haven't Shopped at Walmart in Over 2 Years and that I LOVE TO SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL BUSINESS. 3 Amigos WAS My Favorite Place in St George for YEARS but it is Totally a RIP OFF. HIGH PRICES and VERY POOR QUALITY. I Did Get to Say Good Morning to the Handsome Guy Behind the Meat Counter, Has The MOST BEAUTIFUL SMILE On Earth! I've Dealt With this Guy FOR YEARS.

Just went to this store today to buy tres leches cake and it was rotten. I have never tasted…read moreanything as disgusting as that cake. I do hope they start checking the cake before they sell it to customers because it was absolutely awful.