The theater was colder than the outside temperature. We sat next to three young girls who thought…read morethey were at a high school football game. They had no idea how to act in a theater. I have seen better acting in high school performances. The lighting and sound systems were very, outdated and did nothing to enhance the stage and cast. The only enjoyment I got was leaving the building as fast as I could, and yes, it was warmer outside than it was in the theater.

We spent an evening exploring a part of St George we'd never seen, the Electric Theater. This place…read moreis a well maintained, older stage. We saw the broadway production of A chorus line and we were surprisingly pleased. The actors did a great job, even with the stage feeling a little cramped. The theater is next to a coop gallery of emerging artists. It was a fun way to doing something different than seeing a movie and support a local production.

Very chill. Very easy to get in and start playing. Atmosphere was great…read more But the automation and return services were so fast, I was amazed, and no extended waiting for the animations to go through. If you want a quick play for a fun afternoon, this is the place.

With new owners and a bit of attention, Dixie Bowl has dramatically changed. They have real…read morealley's real bowling pints, not string pin setters, and an operator who knows what he is doing. It is small, hometown feeling, and the snack bar is quite good. A very nice, casual atmosphere for a nice evening of bowing with the family.

The "host" because the she was not a bartender named Kim was rude to us yelling at us to pay as we…read morecame in, even tho we are paid up members. We waited over 10 minutes for a shot glass and soda, we had to yell at Kim to even get any sort of service. She is a sad excuse for a person. No wonder that place is failing, nobody likes rude people. Worst service I've EVER had!! If you wanna be treated like burden instead of a paying customer go ahead and go here. Sorry you are such a miserable person and hate your life so much Kim. Maybe umm try to not be so hateful

I like the fact that this place is a none-profit. Normally I'd give this place a really bad score,…read morebut it's probably my Mormon upbringing that makes this sort of place just not my thing. (I'm not a Mormon anymore so I'm really trying to be fair). I just don't understand why people GO TO a place to get drunk, spend extra money on drinks when they could make them at home, pay a $5 entry fee, and then be stuck at that place or risk getting a DUI when you could have had a few beers with the neighbors on the border of your yard and invite passers-by to join in. As I said, I don't get it. That said. I got a good look at the place and how they conduct business as a none profit. I thought about becoming a member at one point, but... I just couldn't shake that it just wasn't my thing. But don't get me wrong, since I don't understand it, since it's not my thing, it doesn't mean that no one else doesn't get it or that it's not other people's thing. One of the times I came here, I tried a Gin Martini, shaken not stirred, because I guess I'm James fucking Bond. And then they had women mud wrestling. I didn't get it. I mean yeah, mud wrestling will get people out of their homes and all but, that's not really the way I meet women. "Hey girl who just got her face thrust into a mud pie. That was super hot. Wanna beer?" See... I just... it just doesn't do it for me. And while everyone was screaming and yipping and all the girls were wrestling, I couldn't help but notice a really rough looking old guy with an oxygen tank recording the whole experience on his smartphone for later fapping enjoyment. It just felt awkward. But hey... to each their own. This is some definition of "cool". Maybe not mine, but... I know a good number of people that run the place and I have to say, they're good, they're honorable, and they're more than well intentioned, they do something about it. They're running a none profit organization in the shape of a bar. And THAT THERE is my definition of "cool" that I see in this place.

We are at the Jazz Garden, there is food, cool grass, poetry and live music. Very nice beer and…read morewine. A few nits though on food. They listed food at $2, but 1 slider cost $4 for each pork slider that looked 2" x 2" ..so if you wanted 2 tiny sliders it would be $8 and 4 tickets. Beer or wine $5 each.

It was nice to see all the food trucks lined up and the music on the main stage. I recently moved…read moreto town and it was quite the introduction.

I don't think I will ever write another review this ebullient!…read moreI was in St. George for 5 nights and I went here 4 times. This was the high point of my stay. You could go all over the world and it would be hard to find this ambience. The bartenders are dressed to the nines and really know their stuff.

Came across this place & decided to celebrate our wedding here after everything was done!…read more Made a reservation online assuming it could be busy for cinco de mayo. We were able to be seated without an issue, they just opened around the time we came in. The ambiance was cool & different & the secret door was a cool touch. Drinks were great. Loved the variety they offered. I took a star off because the guy who checked our IDs in the front didn't tell us it was open seating, so we just stood there waiting to be helped not knowing what to do if we can sit anywhere , or needed to wait. The bartender didn't stop to welcome us , or let us know it was open seating. We aren't locals, nor have we been before, so standing there without any direction was kind of not welcoming. Overall, it was a cool vibe, drinks were good, however not sure if I would return when I do come into town.

Nice little stop-off between Vegas and Cedar City. Quick and easy diversion off the 15. Plenty of…read morespace for small or large groups. Easily accessible from the street and there was plenty of parking. Food menu seems regional and with plenty of offerings. Standard pub bites. Chicken wings were tasty. The pub twinkies were large and delicious but be careful, they come out scalding. The sliders were also tasty and a favorite of the group. People were friendly and talkative without being overbearing. The beer was standard variety. The brown ale and Kolsch stood out for flavor.

The beer is just okay. Maybe I am too critical of a drinker, but I had a flight and everything…read morecould've used some tweaking. I wasn't craving a pint of any by the end. The ambience of the place is cool and relaxed (firehouse with outdoor seating), but the service was not very friendly and it took a long time to get anyone's attention even though I was front and center at the bar. Has a parking lot in the cute downtown area, so still worth a quick stopover as everything was drinkable just not amazing.

I've been to book club many times now and I am always raving about this place to all of my friends…read moreand family. The food is always on point and the drinks are so good! I always get the meatballs as an appetizer that bacon jam just hits. Their special was the Burrata ball with grilled peaches is highly recommended. Honestly you can't go wrong with any of their food. This place is the perfect girls night/date night and the staff are all so nice and welcoming. Our host Quincy started off our experience with the best personality and gave us some drink and food recommendations. Every time I go I always hope to have Quincy part of my experience. Our waitress tonight was Tee and she was also amazing, funny and very attentive.

This is a unique themed dining with many interesting fun twists and they are gentle enough that you…read moredon't feel weird. We celebrated my wife's birthday there and we had a very joyful experience. The food and drinks were all excellent, tasty and well presented. Our server, Tee, was friendly, warm, helpful, and prompt. Everyone we met were very pleasant and helpful. Reservation is highly recommended. Plenty of free parking.