The ice cream is connected to Slackers. They staff was really friendly and provided us samples. I…read morefelt like the ice cream was not very creamy but priced well. I ended up getting the coffee and peppermint.

Planned to get some really good ice cream after a long hike. There were 2 places that I found on…read moreYelp and after we got here I was wishing we had chosen the other place. It was really dark in the store and wasn't busy at all. The ice creams that they have are well known brands so nothing special at all. I ended up getting a scoop of huckleberry because that's not a usual flavor we have at home and it really didn't have much flavor at all and had several little ice chunks in it like it was sitting in the freezer for a long time. I can't say that if I were in the area I'd ever have to go back here. They also offer what they called old fashioned shakes and maybe they would be better than the ice cream. Overall I wasn't impressed.

Grand Canyon Chocolate Factory is a worthy stop in Tusayan. It's kitschy and touristy as you might…read moreimagine, with extremely overpriced chocolates and gelato. It was too cold for ice cream the night of our visit, but we grabbed some truffles. They were pretty good.

Some of the prices make no sense. $2.50 for one pretzel is very expensive, $4.50 for one small…read moretruffle is very expensive. $5 for bag of chocolate rocks is cheap compared to the amount you get for $10 at the gift shops. Also they have chocolate covered honeycomb for 2 for $2.50 also a good cheap treat. $9.99 for caramel apples which is also a very good price. So pricing is weird. I of course rather everything be affordable :) No doubt that this place makes amazing chocolate and fudge. They make everything in the cases minus the gelato. Come and try some Fudge!

We stopped by Jacob Lake Inn on the way to Kanab after hearing about their famous cookies. This was…read moreon a Sunday in mid April and it wasn't crowded at all, with perhaps only another 5 parties or so in the store. Since our visit was during the off season, they unfortunately only had four types of cookies to choose from - apparently during the summer they have 16 different varieties! While we didn't have that amazing selection, the employee did tell us that they cookies in the tray were less than an hour from the oven! We ended up trying one of each (4 for $8.46): Chocolate Chip Cookie - This cookie has a golden brown ring around the edge and the bottom. It has a delicate crunch along the more well baked portions, but the interior remains soft and gooey. Especially the semisweet chocolate chips, which at only an hour after removal from heat, are still melty. The center of the cookie tastes under baked like raw flour with a somewhat granular and sandy texture. Chocolate Parfait - This is a tall cookie that doesn't seem to spread. It looks more like a small scone or biscuit to be honest. It's quite wan in color, so there's no particular baked crust. Instead, the entire thing is soft and tender, but it's not under baked like the chocolate chip cookie since it all tastes baked through. It's absolutely stuffed with large pieces of Belgian milk chocolate, and like the other cookie, the chocolate is still melted and gooey. Oatmeal Raisin - This cookie has the hardest bake with a darker golden brown bottom creating a great crunch. It's otherwise filled with oats and studded with plenty of sweet raisins. Snickerdoodle - This cookie is surprisingly yellow in color. It has the same chewy and tender texture throughout and tastes like a sugar cookie with cinnamon. I do have to say that all the cookies were super sweet. So sweet I had to drink an entire bottle of water afterwards. I drank more water after the cookies than a 5 miles hike the previous day. Way too sweet for my tastes, but I'm sure most people will be okay with that! Bathrooms - Two larger ones with multiple stalls

The staff were very friendly and nice. For dinner we ordered salad and literally waited an hour for…read morethem. They were okay. For breakfast the wait was a little shorter, but none of us thought it was very good. The eggs tasted off, the potato scramble was very heavy on the potato and didn't look to have any egg in it. The bread was touted as homemade but one of us got burnt bread and it was a tiny piece that sort of broke apart as you tried to eat it. One of us asked for another slice and we were charged another $3-4. We tried two of the cookies and thought they were okay. They are the only place around so it there or bring your own.

Amazing food and stop…read more Had breakfast and it hit the spot. The deserts were so good. Gift shop as well. Good place to stop

My husband and I were traveling through and did a search for local restaurants on Yelp. We were…read morelooking for something local and we found this gem! Jacob (I think that was his name??) was our server, he was super nice and knowledgeable about the menu and area. Another gal that worked there was very nice and chatty, it was fun talking to locals about the place/area. My husband and I ordered the mushroom and swiss burger with fries to split. They brought it out on two plates, already split-I loved that! The fries were hot and delish. The burger was as one of the best I have had, cooked to perfection and super juicy. It's a fun stop, shopping, great food and are known for their giant cookies so try to work that in as well.

Amazing selection of meaningful gifts. Tastefully stocked with authentic items you do see at every…read morestop.

Date of visit: 8/23/22…read more After striking out at the snooty wigwam place down the street, Mom and I wandered a few doors down and found this charming little shop and we're glad we did. Unlike the other place, staff said hello to us as soon as we came in and were friendly at check out--though it would have been nice if they had asked us if we needed help finding anything as that would have made our visit a bit more efficient. Mom wanted a t-shirt to commemorate the trip to Utah as well as a hat for my dad that reminded everyone of where his wife went without him and she was able to find both here at prices that weren't too shabby. There is a nice mix of items here, if you're in the area and are looking for souvenirs, you shouldn't have any issue finding something for everyone on your list.

Nice place to stop at while driving to/from Grand Canyon North Rim. There's a convenience store,…read morerestaurant, gift shop and restrooms inside the building. Convenience store has a wide selection of drinks and snacks and everything was surprisingly reasonably priced. Highly recommend this as a rest stop if you're traveling in the area

We stopped here on our way to the north rim of the Grand Canyon. They have a restaurant, bakery,…read moregroceries for campers and travelers, souvenirs, postcards, toys, books, clothes, music, and beautiful Navajo woven blankets, baskets, art and jewelry. There is also a gas station (prices are expensive) with toilets. Most employees were helpful and knowledgeable about the Indian items.

Shannon was awesome 2nd at she gave me maps for directions . Plus they have beautiful turquoise…read more The hospitality is amazing . She's so sweet she even gave me her cell in cas I got lo

Stopped in after checking out the Desert View Watchtower--super convenient location. The Trading…read morePost is small but cozy, with a decent selection of snacks, drinks, and souvenirs. I grabbed a sandwich and some hot food; honestly, much better than I expected for a national park snack shop. Prices were a bit steep (it's the Grand Canyon, so expected), but portions were fair. Great little pit stop before hitting the road again. Not somewhere to plan your whole day around, but definitely worth the stop if you're nearby.

A truly wonderful treat to find by accident. Very nice goods, if a little pricey. Happy to support…read morethe native artists.

It was REALLY good pizza! A Thin crispy crust and the SAUCE…read morewas 12/10 good. Sausage, mushroom, onion, green pepper is the perfect combination.

Ordered over the phone for takeout. Very friendly over the phone and the food was ready for pickup…read morein 15 min but we were disappointed in the food. Pizza was honestly just not good for the amount of money we paid. $90 for 2 pizza and 2 appetizers. We understand it's a tourist town and I'm okay to pay for the tourist price, but at least we hoped to get what we paid for. The pizza dough was dry and tough to eat. The chicken on the bbq chicken was very dry. "The Works" could use more work. Really felt like it was cafeteria pizza that was just reheated. We did enjoy the fried zucchini and fried mushrooms though. Maybe it was just an off day but definitely felt like we overpaid.

Since it was along the way, decided to stop for a few souvenirs…read more Found a couple of items at a good price.

We stopped at White Mountain Trading Post on a bus trip from Bryce Canyon to Zion. Our tour guide…read moregave us a 20% off coupon for souvenirs. They have magnets, stickers and pins for the National Parks as well as jewelry and snacks. Service was pleasant and prices were as expected. It is a gas station as well. It's a good location for a bathroom break.