Homemade bread. Local produce. Vegetarian foods. Owner teaches survival courses, the son makes…read morebeautiful arrowheads. Great selection of interesting books. In the middle of nowhere. This place is something of an oasis, completely unexpected, and quite rewarding.

Every time I pass through Boulder, I am grateful for what Hills & Hollows has to offer! I was…read moresurprised to find fresh produce, and even more surprised to find a delightful assortment of frozen organic fruit so we could make a smoothie. Applegate bacon and lunch meat, Dave's Killer Bread, lots of organic cheeses, tons of beverage options and (natural) snack foods, organic teas and coffee...yep, makes me happy to have this resource in the middle of nowhere!! A bit pricey, but what do you expect?!

Stayed here for a night on a motorcycle trip. My buddy and I got the 2 room cabin with patio. It's…read morea perfect location to relax and socialize and even get some hot tub time in. Met some other bikers staying there and had a great time! The food/cafe in the general store is worth while and convenient, and in addition the burger joint in the parking lot was top notch! Will stay here again.

The motel room was basic but clean which served our purpose as we drove through the national parks…read more The typical amenities were provided. Guests of the motel gets free coffee, tea, or hot chocolate from the general store which is open early til late, 10pm I believe. We ate at the deli for breakfast. I was looking forward to the quiche based on what I saw on the Yelp pictures but I guess the menu has changed. They only offer breakfast sandwiches now but it's made to order so we got to choose type of eggs and proteins. It did take a bit a time for them to make it so factor that in when planning your visit. The sandwiches were ~$12 each but were pretty filling so perfect for another day of hiking.

Sometimes you just need a bundle of firewood, or some ice, or a Slim Jim. Sometimes your camping…read moretrip changes course and you find yourself in need of something like that, and you breeze into a small town and get exactly that. Be grateful in those times for places like this Sinclair-affiliated gas station. I was camped not too far from here and dropped in for some firewood. I think it was like $5 a bundle or so, which is pretty reasonable, and I grabbed a couple for camp. It's a decent sized store inside, so you can also grab all the necessary junk food, beverage, or whatever else will make your day. The woman in front of me in line was looking for an iphone charging cable and while they do normally sell them, they were all sold out. So even stuff like that is still possible to find. And of course, you can find gasoline here as well. There aren't too many other players here in town, or anywhere along Highway 12, so if you need fuel in the tank and you're not sure if you should stop here or keep going, just err on the side of stopping. My mantra on these lonely Utah highways is that if you have a chance to get gasoline, get gasoline. Better to buy twice than run out and have to walk to buy once. Let's road trip in the desert and stop here to get treats that we don't need.

Warning to Visitors: Check the final total before paying! Last October I went to this store for…read morea six pack for a camping trip. The refrigerated case had a paper sign that advertised the item I decided on as being on sale. I took the item to the counter and it did NOT ring up on sale. The cashier said that "I guess we forgot to take the sign down". She refused to honor the sale price. I asked to see the manager. She said the manager was not available. I walked out. As I walked out, the cashier took down the sign. This is the second business in Escalante where this sort of "bait and switch" occurred.

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.

Had chicken tenders the first time we stopped there which were good, but another man's order of…read moreMexican food looked amazing. This time I ordered the chicken quesadilla which was excellent!

They stayed open even past closing to let us grab food and drinks and didn't rush us whatsoever…read more Extremely friendly people and a blessing in this town!!!

Be mindful of the sticker prices because they don't ring up the same price at the counter. I didn't…read morenotice so the Medicine Bag that had said 6.99 and they charged me 12.99. I figured that was because I was using a card. But my sister-in-law got the same thing and paying in cash; she asked about it and he said he was told to charge that price :/

You should reconsider your sign near the front door encouraging people to take their masks off…read morebecause it has been over a year and you are still alive. It is absolutely offensive to people who have lost friends, neighbors, and family. I needed some things and would have spent quite a bit of money in your store but I will not support this ignorance.

Super convenient general store located right at the entrance of Bryce Canyon…read more From ruby's inn, western inn plus, restaurant, post office etc.... Lots to see. Great service lots of selection, very clean, and gas station across the street oh and a small laundromat. Today we stopped for snacks and a beanie. Ok byeee

On our visit to Bryce Canyon National Park Utah, we were impressed not only by what magnificence…read morethe park had to offer, but how well equipped, updated, convenient, clean and utilitarian their shopping and grocery location was at the visitor center! First off, the staff is super friendly and knowledgeable of all things Bryce Canyon - from your needs in the rugged terrains such as food, clothing, utensils, windbreakers and ponchos to the basic needs for cooking, survival, firewood and fuel to the Nik Naks of souvenirs, t-shirts, postcards and much, much more. We were impressed at this really one stop shop for your picnic, camping or hiking needs at this fabulous landmark called Bryce Canyon National Park. Kudos and congrats to management and staff for making visits here extraordinary, worthwhile and entertaining to boot! Make sure to stop in while at the park - it is more than worth it in many ways. They're right it is the Bryce 'One-Stop Shop for Snacks & Supplies'.

Well stocked store. Food in the Bakery-Deli is delicious. Be sure to try the blue cheese potato…read moresalad! Hubs had a blt and I had chicken salad. Yummy, fresh, traditional. Service was warm and friendly. Good selection of fresh fruit and veggies, pricey but it's a small town market.

Good spot for your grocery's in Torrey - and I think the only spot. The deli in the back is awesome…read moreafter a morning hike as well!

We really just stopped here, between Bryce Canyon and Moab, to stretch our legs and divest…read moreourselves of some excess bodily fluids. We ended up getting a private* tour of the dynamite-excavated premises. Yep. It's a gas station. And a convenient store. That's been blown out of a huge rock. That is all. --- *In the sense that there were no other customers to be seen in the establishment.

This gas station is literally in the middle of NOWHERE. We were coming down route 24 south from…read moreCapitol Reef National Park on the way to Zion National Park. Hanksville & this Sinclair gas station (does anyone remember Sinclair & the big green dinosaur) This is right where Rote 24 turns west. This is such a cool gas station/convenience store that is built into the red rock mountain side. Appropriately named HOLLOW MOUNTAIN as it's built into the mountainside I mean this station is literally in the middle of nowhere. At first glance we pulled in to the lot & almost left. We ended up going in & to our surprise realized that the store was built into the stone. I ended up buying a bottle of Kornbucha. The cool part is that the whole store is built into the mountainside. I wish I took better pictures of the inside of the store built into the rock mountainside

I like that this place is 24/7 and you can just go up and pay yourself and get started. The people…read morenext to us had a hard time getting their card to go through so we lent them some cash and then ended up using our card and accepting cash from them. I think they were trying to use a foreign debit card. But it was a bummer for them they didn't have anyone that can help them besides us. Thankfully, we were there at the same time and it was no big deal to help them out. We were able to use the pressure washer for a while to get all the mud off of everything, and then we followed it up with soap and rinse. There were quite a few people that ended up waiting behind us so this place is definitely a necessary place for this area. I really appreciate that this place is here!

Dont bother... no soap.... Better off waiting for a better place. No contact info to call an…read moreattendant.