I convinced my friends to have lunch here with me, on our way back to Las Vegas from our extended…read morehiking week. I was feeling bereft of fresh healthy plant-based cuisine, so I was quite pumped when my friends were amendable to trying out Gaia's. I ordered the roast beef sandwich and (I think it was) tomato soup - they were both very delightful. They most definitely tasted healthy, if you know what I mean, which my body was craving at the moment. I wish the sandwich had been less bready with more filling, but I nearly always find myself wishing that! The soup was good, nothing absolutely stunning, but it was fresh and flavorful. My two friends seem to enjoy their selections as well. It was thankfully a pleasant day so we sat outside in the patio and helped ourselves to the watering station outside. This place definitely has a small cafe feel and service was prompt and pleasant.

Cute little place and was a nice stop on my way back from Brian Head. Breakfast burrito was great!read more

Gas!!!! Protein Pancakes were fire. Plus the latte was smooth and on point. Highly recommend adding…read morehoney. Plus the vibes were chill. Great place to put some head phones in and get some work done or just to chill and have a coffee. Will definitely be back to try some other things on the menu. You can tell all of the ingredients are fresh. Get the latte and thank me later.

Really upbeat coffee, pastry, brunch shop. Decor is old fashioned English because you can have tea…read moreparties there (tables up to 6, or outside. Little chandeliers. The bathroom floors are cool - design in pennies and dimes imbedded in clear resin. Service - you order at the counter. For drinks only they call tour name to pick up. Does dine in meals they give you a number and bring your food to you. Food - beignet was good. They have three standard (Nutella, Berry, something?) and seasonal. Fire the Nutella with the powdered sugar in the side. Figured I wouldn't be able to taste the beignet with the powdered sugar in it due to its and The Nutella's sweetness. I was right, better to dip the pieces without the Nutella in the sugar. Was a nice size. Slightly oily but good. Also had a bacon cheddar egg bite. It's ok. I've had better from an airport concession. Hubby had the sour dough cinnamon roll French toast. He liked the cinnamon roll portion but not the sour dough portion. Oxymoron to have a sweet and sour French toast. Coffee was good. All ages come here for drinks. Several younger men were on their laptops so maybe they Have WiFi. Not sure. Would only come here again for pastries and tea/coffee, not brunch.

Still amazing. The name changed since our last visit, and I don't know if anything else changed,…read morebut the pastries are still outstanding. We ordered the Kouign-amman (fantastic), chocolate chip cookie (soft and gooey goodness), frosted cinnamon roll (extremely rich and decadent), coconut doughnut (rich and flavorful), and a chocolate croissant (amazing). I don't think you can go wrong here. If I could, I would order one of everything.

I was having a sweet tooth while visiting St George and found this place. It's located right across…read morethe court house, a very smart strategic move. There's street parking, I went about an hour before closing, and didn't have any issues finding a spot. They sell baked goods, sandwiches, and coffee/tea. We ordered a couple baked goods and a sandwich. Once we ordered, our food and drinks came out pretty quickly. There's plenty of shaded seating outside and some seating inside. Pros: lots of baked goods to select from. We ordered a turkey and cheese croissant, which was decent. I really enjoyed the blackberry crème brûlée. Cons: none

Online only...bummer! Not sure why this isn't advertised better. Shame to trek to a place to find…read moreout online order-ahead only.

I ordered, received my confirmation and directions to restaurant. However, directions took me to a…read morecoffee cafe . . . nothing anywhere indicating that Frenchies was a "ghost restaurant" inside the cafe. I walked around for 30 min. trying to find Frenchies and NO ONE knew where it was. I finally asked at the register of the cafe and was told "oh, that's our ghost kitchen". My food was cold and soggy by the time I got it!!!! And the phone number listed WAS NOT SET UP!!!!!!

This is by far the best experience I've had with an Aubergine Kitchen. We stopped here both on our…read moreway to California and on the way back, and both times, the food tasted way better than any other location I've been to. I usually get the chicken curry bowl, and it's often slightly meh, but here it tastes so fresh and delicious. This location is also cleaner than other locations! I don't know why the staff is so much better at cleaning here, but they really are. It feels tidy and friendly, and overall, it's a great place to stop on a road trip (or any other occasion).

Solid Seed Oil-Free Spot in St. George…read more Cute spot off Mall Drive with a huge, somewhat convoluted menu full of plates, bowls, salads, and sandwiches. We went for lunch and it hit the spot for clean eating. I originally tried ordering the Donny Bowl but the cashier said it was unavailable, so I switched to the Power Pasture Bowl (tri tip and eggs). My buddy got the Mediterranean plate. We both selected the cheese bread. No drinks -- they have a water dispenser in the dining room. The dining room was about 25% full. Service is order-at-counter, then they bring the food and bus tables, but a few corner tables were still sitting with dirty plates from the lunch rush. The Power Pasture Bowl came out with beautiful presentation, but I found myself wondering, "What the hell do I do with this?" So I dumped the side dressing over everything and mixed it up -- turned into a delicious medley of flavors and textures. Only issue: it was missing the eggs. I went back to the counter and they quickly brought out a hard-boiled egg sliced in half. (See before/after photos.) Once assembled, it was really good. It's built like a healthier Chipotle (which, btw, loads up on seed oils), but don't expect a hot chef-crafted dish -- more fresh, layered ingredients with turmeric rice, etc. The cheese bread was a highlight -- chewy (tastes like rice flour for the gluten-free vibe) but way better than the dry-looking pita our neighbor had. Highly recommend the cheese bread. My friend loved his Mediterranean plate -- the baked falafel was delicious, everything fresh, generous portions, and nice presentation. Total for two: $35.45 (no drinks). Totally worth it if you're avoiding seed oils and inflammation. Fresh Mediterranean-leaning fare with a Whole Foods vibe. Great for bowls and plates. If you're craving something hotter, I've heard good things about Outback Steakhouse, Street Eats, and Buffalo Wild Wings -- they use beef tallow. Aubergine Kitchen has a sign saying to let them know about allergies, but missing the eggs on my bowl makes me wonder how on top of that they are. Still, overall a win for clean eating. Would recommend and go back. See attached photos (before/after bowl, cheese bread, etc.)

Hamburgers were amazing. Great customer service!!!!! Definitely be coming back on our way through.read more

We ordered online and got takeout so I'm unsure about customer service or the place itself. We got…read more2 burgers, 1 hotdog, a chicken sandwich, cheese curds, onion rings, and fries for just under $70. Everyone enjoyed the cheece curds and the chicken sandwich! The burgers and hotdog were sub-par for the price (in our opinion). Not sure we will be back but it was alright!

I was in St. George for a few days of work, and this place was near my hotel, so I stopped in for…read moredinner. FANTASTIC! The food arrived quickly, was absolutely delicious, and perfectly spiced for my tastes. The service was competent and efficient. As for the ambience, the restaurant features loads of Taj Mahal iconography, stained glass, and anything else you can imagine that represents India. If you enjoy Indian cuisine and find yourself in the St. George area, you cannot go wrong with the Red Fort. Enjoy!

I got the chicken coconut korma, garlic naan and the mango lassi. Absolutely love the mango lassi,…read moreit was both tangy and sweet and very creamy. It tasted fantastic with the rest of the meal and the sour and sweet pairs nicely with the savoriness and richness of the coconut korma. The garlic naan is smokey didn't taste too much of garlic which I was a little disappointed by, but it was smoky almost like a woodfire pizza taste. Also enjoyed the coconut korma it was savory with a touch of sourness from the tomatos, the chicken was tender and everything went great with the rice and naan!

We loved this place! There's a reason it has so many positive reviews! The food was so amazing,…read moreservice was amazing and fast! We got there before the dinner rush but when we left it was definitely getting busier. We had two kids with us, they didn't have printed kids menu but they do have options, just ask. We will for sure be back!

What a fun place! We took the drive from Washington and it took about 35-40 minutes. It's so cute…read moreand magical! The little town area it's in is very enchanting and I'm sure it's packed during the art festivals. We came with a party and sat inside. Very cool ambiance and the staff was extremely friendly. We ordered a bunch of stuff and everything was top notch. I started with an aperol spritz and it was delicious and well made. The Brussel sprouts loaded with bacon, the avocado steak salad and the piccata chicken dish were delicious. Someone in our party also ordered the gyro Cajun special and he said that was very good. We spilt two desserts as well, the coconut lime cake and the chocolate flourless cake... wow. Def recommend this place!

First place we ate for our first time in Utah. Weve never heard of Viva chicken but thought it…read morewould be a good option for protein. Nice change for fast casual dining and stop in St. George. The family meal came with three large sides and I believe a whole chicken! (Hormone free and all natural so the chicken was not very big like Costco's) The green beans were well spiced, and I loved the Amarillo sauce. The sauce bar is self serve as well. I'll def try this place again and maybe get a salad or wrap next time.

I was in town visiting and needed something soupy. I saw this place, basically Peruvian fast food…read moreis how I would describe it. I ordered the bowl of chicken soup and my partner ordered the daily special, basically what I ordered but without the soup. There's plenty of seating available, food came out quickly, and plenty of parking. Pros: soup was flavorful, nourishing, and a huge portion, I barely made a dent. It was perfect since I felt under the weather. My partner enjoyed his food, love the daily specials as the pricing was very affordable. The staff are friendly and answered all my questions patiently. Cons: there's no locations in California. Please open one in California!

Father's Day this year was especially meaningful for our family, and thanks to this incredible…read morerestaurant, it became a memory we will cherish forever. From the moment we arrived, every dish was exceptional. The salad was fresh and beautifully prepared, the pork belly was absolutely outstanding, and the steak was cooked to perfection with the most incredible seasoning. Every bite was memorable. The biscuit was unreal--warm, comforting, and honestly one of the best I've ever had. What touched me most was the homemade ice cream. One spoonful instantly brought me back to childhood memories of my dad making homemade ice cream for us when we were kids. It was such a special and unexpected gift to relive those moments. But what truly made the evening unforgettable was our server, Parthee. She was absolutely amazing. Her kindness, attentiveness, and genuine warmth made us feel so welcomed and cared for. She didn't just provide excellent service--she made our night. Our family has been through a lot, including the heartbreaking loss of my sister. Father's Day hasn't always been easy for my sweet dad since then. This evening gave us something precious: a new happy memory together. Parthee, thank you for your compassion and for helping create a beautiful moment for our family during a difficult season of life. We are so grateful, and we will never forget it.

My wife brought me here for my birthday. I want to start…read morethis by saying our server was truly exceptional. First, the host staff are very rude. We had a 730 res, showed up 10 mins early because parking was easy and told to wait eventhough we saw 6 open tables. Once seated they had a large very drunk unruly group of guys center room screaming and carrying on. Not a giant deal until I saw they same guys being rude to other patrons and literally grabbing our server. We couldn't hear the menu explanations due to the volume of that table. Drinks. The wine was fine for my wife. I am a whiskey and scotch guy Ordered a macallan 12 - didnt have it Ordered a EH taylor -didn't have it. Ordered a Bookers Bourbon- had it however the world's largest ice block (literally sticking out of the glass) which diluted the 1 Oz $30 pour. Bartenders inexperience truly showed here. The food. For the love of God, discover salt. We ordered 4 things. Elote Scallops Crab Mac Ny strip (medium rare) Best dish by far was the elote. The scallops still tasted like the sea and were extremely gritty. The steak...... medium and on the way to well. Not seasoned. The sauces were a horseradish and a chimichuri. Neither of which saved that steak. We literally sent the crab Mac back to the kitchen. Inedible. Tasted like tuna mac that had been left in the oven too long. Our server took care of all of our concerns and saved the evening, even gave us a few sea salt chocolatechip cookies (the cookies get salt but the $60 steak doesnt?) ......until the food poisoning kicked in. So thanks for the cheap wesightloss I guess? Gave it a try, and we would never recommend it to anyone we respect or call friend