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!

We started going to Smith's Pharmacy a couple of years ago when there were issues with Walgreens…read more Smiths has never let us down, they take care of calling the doctors, working with Krogers all of the country when we travel with our medication and our medicine is always ready for pick up when it is promised. So happy when changed to Smiths Pharmacy!

I purchased salmon from the meat and seafood counter. It was without question the worst salmon I've…read moreever tried eating. When I got it home, I unwrapped it and the fish smell about knocked me over, after grilling I thought, how bad can it be? It wasn't edible, it was so fishy tasting, we couldn't eat it. I looked at the label, the label said they add color to the fish...what else is added and how old is their fish?? Never again, literally disgusting.

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 !!!!

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

This place was cool and a must stop. Bar upstairs. Very clean store. I was able to pick a bottle of…read morehigh west premade old fashioned for 19.99. Wow! Another buy was the Macallan rare cask scotch whiskey for $300. Great prices!!

Omg, did not expect to find this awesome marketplace on the way to Kanab. Prices were surprisingly…read moreaffordable, stuff is very nice and friendly. All the devote is so cute! Nice decorations for the Valentine's Day. Everyone traveling to Kanab or any other places on the way- make sure to stop by. This marketplace is awesome!

I know that this is the direction Walmart has chosen to go BUT I personally dislike the way they…read moreare doing business. I only go there if I am lazy and then kick myself for stopping by. I am not an employee of Walmart, I do not get an employee discount. So my question to you is why do I shop there if I do the work and take others jobs? I don't want to ring up my groceries, don't want to bag them, get checked as I leave your store. I don't mind people who are other than US citizens HOWEVER I expect people who can speak English when I ask a question in your store. If you want US dollars then pay English speaking people who can give "CUSTOMER SERVICE " and represent your store. I have never seen your groceries go down in price ever, always up!

I have held off on making a review until now because I like to ensure before I obliterate somebody…read morepublicly, that my findings are accurate and true. Let me first start by relaying an experience I had at this location with my elderly mom in April of 2025. We were in the shoe department and my mom suddenly lost her balance and fell. She was unable to stop herself and violently cracked her head open on the concrete floor. I rushed over to her to provide assistance and began screaming for help. One associate showed up and shortly after, someone of a manager looking status showed up with an iPad and instantly asked me to start filling out an accident report. I asked her if she was crazy because clearly my mom needed assistance and I would like them to call 911. She persisted with the request for the accident report, so annoyed, I began to fill it out on her iPad while I sat behind my mom trying to hold her up because she looked like she was going to pass out. She was bleeding from the head. The other associate brought a motorized cart and helped me get her into the cart. Because nobody bothered to call Emergency Services even after I requested it two separate times, I drove her to the emergency room myself. I would say that this probably wasted about 20 minutes of valuable time and I mentioned that because my mom is still feeling the effects of her fall 8 months later. When I reached out to Walmart corporate, they were unwilling to do anything. I didn't even receive what I would consider to be well wishes for recovery. I tell the story now because something very similar happened to another individual at the same location yesterday. She was also elderly and fell and broke her clavicle. Supposedly, nobody came to help her as well and she ended up having to take her own groceries out to her car. We have also witnessed another incident where an elderly woman fell just outside the store in the crosswalk of the parking lot. People were crowded around her and thankfully somebody called emergency services, but in the meantime, there was not one single Walmart badge to be found. This location, if you are not familiar with it, is located in a predominantly retirement community. It is an unfortunate fact that we encounter elderly individuals that fall relatively frequently in this community. It is absolutely abhorrent and disgusting that a large retailer like Walmart cannot provide its customers with at least somewhat respectable assistance. I don't know if this is just an issue locally on the individuals that this location is hiring as employees or if this is a company-wide deficiency, but regardless, it is unacceptable. I am 47 years old and it is wildly depressing to consider the future of my husband and I when we can see now that compassion and basic human decency isn't evident. This location needs to do much, much better... otherwise, I suspect they will have a sizeable lawsuit in their future.

This market has all the essentials! It's also right next to a gas station and several eateries…read more This is a great location to stop and refuel the car, get some road trip snacks, drinks, and use the restroom. The service workers were quite friendly. I got some fresh fruit too!

A little bit on the pricey side. I guess that's what you have to expect in a tourist area. The…read morestore is clean and well stocked. The service is helpful.

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.

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

While Walmart isn't a beacon of corporate responsibility and quality, the supercenters are a…read morehelpful one-stop shop for the basics especially when you're just passing through. A short drive from Hurricane, this Walmart has basic pantry and grocery items, clothing, electronics, etc. It's a convenient stop if you're preparing for Zion.

Huge Walmart and nicely priced white peaches and nectarines. Found some nice tank tops and…read morebreakfast items. Only odd thing was no mirrors around, only in the fitting rooms. Maybe they're cracking down on people trying things on. Both the men and women bathrooms in the back of the store were closed, we went to the front ones and they were decent.