They have shorter hours after Covid (close at 10:00 Sunday - Thursday and at 11:00 Friday and…read moreSaturday). My favorites are their wedge salad with bacon, and blue cheese with a side of macaroni and cheese. Their desserts are delicious. Our group of eight ate outside a few nights ago. Perfect spring weather!

Food was good. Ambience was nice. Sat out on patio with our dog…read more Service started out strong. Friendly waitstaff. However after my friend was done eating, no one picked up their dirty dishes even after they came to table. They asked if we wanted dessert before I was done eating. They brought the check before I was done eating. They weren't crowded so I'm not sure why they were pushing us to leave. Oh well.

Food was good but not great. Service was good also. Ate at Cappelletti's the evening before which…read morewas just better Italian. Atmosphere here was average and somewhat staged.

Holy wow!!! I've never dined here before and visited based on the recommendation of a friend…read more Totally blown away and definitely going back! We ordered some fancy bread appetizer and now I'm craving that like no other! I had gone in with the thought that the food would be mediocre and it was anything but! We also ordered the simple lasagna and even that was amazing! I'll definitely be back, I have nothing but good things to say.

There are places you go... and then there are places that feel like you've finally come home…read more The Painted Pony is the latter. We adore slipping away for lunch and settling onto the patio, where the world softens--shade drapes gently overhead, birds sing as if they've been hired just for the occasion, and time... well, time slows down enough to breathe. The service is nothing short of immaculate--attentive in that quiet, effortless way that makes you feel seen without ever being interrupted. And the food... oh, the food. The bacon-wrapped dates must have been crafted in heaven... or perhaps meant for the gods and somehow gifted to us. The tuna melt was so transcendent I found myself wondering if I had ever truly tasted tuna before... or if I had just been living a lesser version of the experience all along. And the beef bourguignon... my heavens. It was as if your grandmother--if she were also a five-star chef--had been waiting for you, simmering something rich and soulful to welcome you back after a long journey. Even the tea felt royal... and the mocktails were so delightful, so thoughtfully made, that not once did we miss the alcohol. The Painted Pony isn't just a meal... it's a return.

The Painted Pony in St. George, UT - A Cozy Gem with One Miss (Pass on the Crab Cakes)…read moreIf you're looking for a solid upscale dinner spot in downtown St. George, The Painted Pony in Ancestor Square is a strong choice. Tucked into the Tower Building, this New American restaurant nails the Southwestern-meets-fine-dining vibe: intimate indoor seating with contemporary regional art, fresh flowers, and soft lighting, plus a charming patio for when the weather cooperates. It feels romantic and relaxed without being stuffy--perfect for date night or a special occasion while visiting southern Utah.c91b9be2267e Service was attentive and friendly without hovering. Our server knew the menu well and made solid wine recommendations (they've got a nice list, and no-corkage Mondays are a nice touch if you BYO from a Utah store). Portions are generous for the price point--definitely not the tiny-plate nonsense you sometimes get at fine-dining spots. We started with the carrot jalapeño soup (bright, flavorful, and a nice kick) and the baked brie, which was rich and perfectly paired with the seasonal chutney and crostini. For mains, the bone-in pork chop and the hanger steak were highlights--well-cooked, juicy, and packed with flavor from the fresh ingredients and thoughtful sauces. The sides (mac & cheese and haricot verts) were solid too. We finished with the key lime pie, which was a bright, creamy winner. One note, though: pass on the crab cakes. They're a menu staple (around $16, served with something like pomegranate salsa or poblano aioli depending on the season), but ours were mostly filler with a noticeably fishy taste. Not worth the spot on the table when there are so many stronger starters and entrées.781e4d Overall, we'd happily return to The Painted Pony. It's one of the better fine-dining options in St. George--great atmosphere, strong service, and mostly excellent food at reasonable prices for what you get. Just skip the crab cakes and you'll have a winner of a meal. 4/5 stars. Recommended for visitors and locals alike. Reservations advised, especially on weekends.

Formerly known as pork belly but now is the kitchen table…read more We decided to come back here a year later with extended family! We loved it the first time and wanted to share it with them. The reason for the 3 stars instead of 5 is fully on the service and not the food. We were there 1.5 hours with no wait to get seated, but once seated we waited 15 minutes before the waiter came to check on us. If they had been busy I would have understood but we were one of two tables in the restaurant at that time. Once the waitress came and took our order we waited forever to get our food. I think there was only one person back running the kitchen. The food was really good but considering how long it took to get our drinks and our food I give it 3 stars. The waiter was never around when we needed refills or had questions. I would like to return but I'm hesitant at the moment.

Besides being a bit empty, possibly because of our own timing, everything was great!…read more TVs were on, servers were funny and great, and the place was really clean! I came here because I wanted to try funeral potatoes and I was not disappointed at all! A lot of the food sounded really good and I had trouble picking. Luckily, my partner picked a dish and I picked a different dish and both were just great. Shout out to the family business (server was one of the owner's sons) and all the lovely cheesy unhealthy food !!

We stopped in here after a hike and it was so tasty! We did catch a bit of a rush, so the wait was…read morea little long, but totally worth it--everything came out fresh and delicious, and everyone loved what they got. The place itself is super cute too, with lots of artwork you can purchase, which made it feel really unique. Overall, we'll definitely be back and would highly recommend it as a great lunch spot!

Wanted a burger and something fairly quick. Service was fast and super friendly. It was mid day so…read morenot busy. Lots of seating. My bean burger was so so. They only had 2 vegetarian/vegan options. It didn't have much flavor. The fries were good. Crisp on the outside and still soft on the inside. A little pricey for a fast food burger. My total was over $17

Stopped in on our way to SLC and it was great. My husband said his steak was cooked perfectly and…read moremy salmon was moist and full of flavor. Our server Dom was new but you would never know. He was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Great food, friendly service and didn't break the bank.

Love this place. Stop here every time I'm in town. This particular visit I had the t-bone pork chop…read morewith carrot soufflé while my wife had the 15 oz NY strip with potatoes au gratin Service is always good, food always delicious Pork chop was cooked perfectly medium and was so tender and delicious My wife wasn't going to get the strip cause she didn't think she'd eat it all but I told her to get it figured I'd be able to have a little. Wrong, she chowed the whole thing. You had choice of soup or salad so I got the salad while the wife got the bison chili Something got messed up and all the food came out together. Waitress said app ticket didn't get put in or something. Only hiccup in an otherwise fantastic meal Had a little coffee to end the night. Always a great experience here

Sunday brunch. Monthly meeting up with friends. Different place each month…read more Bishops is busy so a wait maybe necessary. Food is plentiful "diner food". Salads are huge. Burgers are decent, and breakfast items are what Sundays are meant to be Eggs are "eggzactly" the way you want. Don't forget the over the top pancakes, French toast, homefries or hashbrowns, did I mention scones or the to die for cinnamon bun. Bishop has no theme, no gimmick. Just good food, sassy waitresses, and a damn good cook and grill person. Plus it's still affordable. This is the Washington/ St George location. Not Sunset.

Unpretentious and welcoming atmosphere. Excellent service. Prices were decent. I ordered the French…read moreDip sandwich with fries and thought it was very good. Fries were perfectly crisped and hot. Super friendly staff. So, yeah, it is only open until 3:00pm, but I arrived after 2pm and did not feel rushed to get out. Enjoyed a leisurely meal in a good vibe place. Will be back.

This place is one of my top 3 options for a burger place in town. The meat is always cooked right…read more It's not a smash burger if that's your thing. Always perfectly fresh fries or tots if you prefer. I've tried many of their fancy burgers but for the price and quality the standard one is my choice. You can alter any of your ingredients and pick from a variety of cheeses. If you like a buffalo chicken sandwich they have the best one in town! You can also get the buffalo chicken in strips. For salads, they have a nice green chicken cessation salad that you can add meat on top of. This salad is better than many sit down places in town. Some things I wasn't a fan of: the cheesy burger. It felt too greasy. Outside of that, not much to complain about and I've gone many times. Staff is always friendly and will bring you food and clean your spot. Well worth it!

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

Who doesn't love a Cracker Barrel…read more We were driving north and decided to stop for dinner (breakfast)! The server was wonderfully nice even after my daughter was super hangry, but she smiled at her anyways. A few things were slow to come out and forgotten, but They seemed to be super short staffed. Still they kept their pleasant composure. We will be back next road trip

It was an unexpected trip to St George Utah on Easter Sunday…read more Without any reservations at any restaurant, I have decided to stop by at Cracker Barrel. This place is located nearby the Convention Center in St George. Walked in and asked if it's a waiting time for a table. Hostess said "no, no waiting time" and I was seated immediately. Waitress came by, took my order. After a significant amount of time later, she appeared with my drink. I ordered the Strawberry Peach lemonade. Then, I was waiting for my dinner for a LONG time! It was pretty awkward, sitting by myself at the table. Luckily, I had my lemonade ... almost finished it and no refills ... I was thinking, how about if someone would be checking on me if I needed anything else to drink or maybe say something why my dinner was delayed more than 40 minutes ... well, nobody bothered. Hated to ask another waitress to come over and help me out to check on my food! Finally, my waitress showed up and asked me if I needed anything. Of course! I needed my dinner!!! Shortly after this conversation, she walked back to the kitchen and few minutes later I had my plate front of me. Sadly, the items were not fully heated up, at least not for my liking. My order was nothing extraordinary, it was the Easter Special: Ham and Turkey with mashed potatoes, green beans and stuffing. I ate most of it, except the stuffing. It was cold. I don't eat cold stuffing. Regardless, I paid for my meal and left. My waitress gave me a piece of pecan pie, sweetening my mood, before I left. Thank you! I just wanted a plate of food on Easter Sunday when I was on the road for work. That's all. It wasn't the best experience!

Friendly and fast, which was appreciated since we were on a road trip. The chicken was tasty and I…read moreloved the fresh taste of the lime basil drink. Would recommend and go again. It was a little tricky to find and a busy area, but worth it.

If I lived in the area, I'd be a regular at Viva Chicken…read more We tried the Caesar Wrap and the Tacu Bowl. The Caesar Wrap was tender and flavorful. The sweet potato fries were good but needed a bit more salt, in our opinion. The Tacu Bowl is really refreshing but the rice-to-topping ratio is way off. I'd absolutely ask for half the rice and still feel satisfied. The sauces are fun to try! We personally didn't think the spicy was spicy enough but it was delicious. Overall, we had a great first-timers experience. I'd definitely recommend trying Viva Chicken!