Joe's market is definitely our spot to go to when we need extra groceries, ice, and pretty much…read moreanything else. The staff is always kind and helpful. The place is always very organized and clean. Don't forget to stop at the meat counter. they have a great selection!

While staying a few days in Panguich visiting Bryce Canyon, I think this is the only grocery store…read morein town. Loved the small town feel of this market, to see the locals interact and to see how cordial the workers are to customers. To our surprise, it was well stocked and items are reasonably priced. We were able to find items we needed.

I want to love this place, but every time I visit I see multiple health code violations. I wish the…read moreowner was more friendly so I could express my concerns without writing a review, but that's not possible. So here goes. It's a lovely store, and I want to support the effort to bring natural foods to this remote area. I'm here a lot and stop by every time...and regret it, lol. I would not eat prepared foods from here. Handwashing does not happen. I have witnessed countless cross contaminations, and it's just gross. Going from the register to the cafe section, using unwashed fingers with ultra long nails to reach into bins to grab ingredients for the smoothies, adjust her pants, grab a sticky bun with bare fingers, then back to the register to handle cash, and back to the cafe to make food again. Ack. This particular worker was friendly, albeit flighty and seemed to have had a past medical issue contributing to her disorganization and lack of attention to detail. Probably some training would be helpful, and oversight from the management. There was a younger woman restocking, but she couldn't be bothered to step in and help when it was busy, with customers wanting to check out while food and smoothies were being made. This is off putting; pack your patience. (And this hasn't changed each time I'm here!) The woman also had zero idea of ingredients, so if you have allergies, probably best to avoid. I asked if there was milk in the sandwich bread and the reply was "yes, it's veganaise on the sandwich." Ummmm. Ok. I asked if there was sour cream or any dairy in the chicken salad, and the reply was "yes, it's veganaise." Lol, ugh. (Veganaise is VEGAN, no dairy.) But I'm glad I wasn't able to order anything after watching her prepare orders for others. Best to get your sandwich fix at EscaLatte (Escalante Outfitters) or go up the road to the food trucks in Boulder.

What a darling little shop in the middle of nowhere! We got an iced vanilla latte and a mocha…read morebrownie and both were delicious. The selection of organic and natural produce items were a feast for the eyes, and the cashier was super friendly.

Great little grocer. Prices at this grocer are going to be higher than your big city supermarket,…read morethat's expected. I do think the hours and prices are reasonable for a grocer in a town of under 500 people. Tropic UT is my first choice to stay when exploring Bryce Canyon, wouldn't stay anywhere else. Recommend!

When you are in the middle of nowhere you take what you can get. This store has a wide variety of…read moreessentials and non-essentials to help us restock for our trip. Prices are a little higher, but given the location that isn't a surprise.

Definitely a great place to stop while in Bryce Canyon. They have everything from snacks and drink…read moredrinks to a ton of different types of souvenirs, shirts, jewelry, etc. The place is very big, spacious with lots of options and the staff is super friendly and courteous.

A lot of shelves were empty when we visited around 2 PM on a Sunday. There was no fresh fruit…read moreavailable whatsoever, so the selection was pretty limited.

Stopped by for a scoop after a long day of hiking (no pictures because I forgot and ate it too fast…read more- doh!). Order/pay for your item and then continue down the line to get your purchase. One scoop of the chocolate coconut almond ice cream was plenty as the portion size was pretty generous. The ice cream tasted as it was named and was pure deliciousness. Just what I needed. In addition to ice cream, they also have an assortment of baked goods, shakes, and other desserts. Definitely worth a visit while your in Bryce Canyon!

Great ice cream and really good prices! And the strip of shops is really fun to looks around and…read moretake pictures.

This spot was on my radar for being an easy coffee stop inside Bryce Canyon National Park - the…read moreconvenience is the main thing they have going for them. Bonus points for having shaded outdoor seating to enjoy the nice weather while you wait for your order. We came in for a late lunch after hiking some trails. We shared the Mediterranean salad and the Bristlecone Forager (red sauce, mozz, ricotta, bell peppers, olives, onions, and jalapeno), the only vegetarian option other than plain cheese. While I'd originally planned to get my afternoon coffee fix here, I opted not to when I saw that they were serving Starbucks drinks. Note that there is a good selection of prepackaged snacks here, if you are looking for convenience. The salad was fresh, pizza came out hot and had a good amount of toppings, and I liked the kick of the jalapeno. However, the texture of the dough was not great and the sauce was bland. Our group only ate a single slice each and took the rest back to our room, where it went unfinished.

It's food. It's fine. The pizza is doughy and low quality. It's the kind that reminds me of bad…read moreairport or school food. I got a 12" pepperoni and sausage. I ate a piece to fill me up but wasn't interested in a second. But everyone who works there was so sweet and very attentive. A ver jumped into my cup and I tried to save it by pouring out my drink so it didn't drown. The staff just gave me a new cup and let me refill with a new drink, which was sweet. There are a few umbrellas to protect from the heat if you are there at the right time. No AC inside.

Drove by on our way into the park and hit it up the next day on our way out of town - this shop is…read morebrand new, just opened a couple of weeks ago. There's a colorful Bryce Canyon mural on the side, perfect for photos, that was just finished a couple of days ago. Four of us went in and got various drinks and breakfast pastries, and all enjoyed what we got. My order was the banana bread latte, and I liked that it wasn't too sweet. This was one of several coffeeshops we hit up in the area while we were visiting and it is easily the priciest - my order was $10 before tax, tip, modifications. That being said, the drink was great and the service was stellar! The cashier made personable conversation with each customer, made sure to get all names and their correct spellings, and repeated orders back for accuracy. Location is modern, with indoor and outdoor seating, and fairly spacious. There's also ample parking. Good spot to grab your caffeine before or after the park, great location.

Absolutely recommend. The service was great, the cashier Maya was a breath of fresh air! She helped…read moreour large group of 11, get through the line and served quickly. We all very much enjoyed our drinks and the esthetic of the coffee shop is on point.

This is a large General store filled with so much stuff you can spend a great amount of time in…read morehere. Yes it has its share of souvenirs but so much more. They have some beautiful stain glass, beautiful jewelry , handbags made with real cowhide, and some beautiful different designs. They have a variety of things to pick from. They also have a variety of packaged foods to pick from cold or hot, hot dogs, hamburgers , soft drinks, hot drinks and do much more. They even have a post office in this location as well You can find do much here I could not name everything in my review . There's ample parking and the General store is inside the Ruby Inn Lodge Best Western. Don't miss it. It's lots of fun to visit

This is a real and actual General Store - it's HUGE. From the outside looking in, or inside the…read morelobby looking in, you'd never know just how big it is but it's large and has tons and tons of items. Basically, everything you could need while on your vacation for gifts, books, hiking items, groceries, sundries and even Christmas decor. There is a camera section, a grocery store in back stocked not only with a lot of food items, but also with items you'd find at a pharmacy in case you need those too - think sunblock, nasal spray, etc. They have warm foods like hotdogs, sandwiches, burgers, bbq and other items you could purchase for a quick lunch or dinner if you wanna grab and go. They also had cereal boxes, chips, trail mix, and actual foods to stock up if you're camping or need boxed dried goods as well as some cold and frozen items. It's a real mini grocery store. For sure. The gift shop has tons of local goodies and things you can buy to take back as souvenirs, like actual nice stuff, as well as kitschy things and little touristy things to take back as well.