One of the finest establishments south of Hurricane! John, Water Canyon host and sommelier, was…read morewell informed and knowledgeable. They served a delightful charcuterie and a variety of naturally made wines. The atmosphere was refined.

Came to vacation in Zion and got an Airbnb in Colorado City, with some friends wanted to get a…read morebottle and enjoy the view from the backyard. Came here and bought a bottle of vodka and it was the smoothest vodka we have ever tried, and mind you we sampled it warm. We immediately came right back and sampled their other spirits. Rachel was so kind and helpful, great bartender. My friends ended up buying 4-5 bottles for themselves and I myself bought 6 in total for the same reason. Perfect gift and perfect for consumption. My favorites were the vodka and bourbon. My friends loved the vodka, aged rum, and whiskey. The gin I got I know my sister would adore.

Well, the drinks were a five out of five . The ambiance was unimaginable. It was absolutely…read moreperfect. The service however, was overly offensive and inexcusable. From the words of the song by the great Graham Nash, "Oh Camille, tell my why are you in this place?" Camille gave me a stink face as soon as I walked in and I was the only customer. I should've left then but the lady at the brewery really sold me on the cocktails so I decided to go against my instincts. It was muddy outside and I had been hiking, so I looked a little bit casual and like someone who had been hiking in muck boots. Did she offer me a menu? No. Did she ask me how I was doing? No. I had to ask her... How does it work here? Do you have a menu? I got a cocktail flight which she brought to my table. After that, she didn't check up on me once. As soon as I got up to go to the bathroom, though she did try to clear my drinks immediately and was watching me like a hawk as if I were some sort of leper. It was interesting to see her entire personality change when a group of four retirees dressed differently driving in Lexus's rolled up. They were given a story of the history of the distillery of all the different spirits that they sold. They were offered taste of the rum and descriptions of the cocktails. I am not sure if it was because she thought they had more money than me or because the two owners happen to be in the establishment. I'm pretty sure it was the former and not the latter. She lost out on a big sale because they have incredible gin and vodka. I would've bought two bottles of each. However, I simply sat in silence, drank my cocktail flight, and then paid in cash, left her no tip and walked out the door. It's an incredible place, but unfortunately, a really terrible bartender can ruin it all by the way that she treats patrons, even if she makes a good cocktail. Sidenote- The girl at the brewery got a 40% tip. Camille do your job and be a better person. Stop judging people by how they look. My advice is if you want to be treated well here make sure you look like you have money or else you'll be kicked to the curb and treated like garbage. This is situated in a very outdoorsy area where people go to do outdoorsy things. I didn't know we were in Scottsdale, Arizona. The funny part is no one can dispute this because both owners were literally in there, and she never talked to me once. She has no defense and they should really coach her in basic hospitality. If you don't want to serve me based on my appearance maybe just tell me to leave??

We stopped by Jack's Sports Grill while visiting Zion, and the location was super convenient since…read moreit was just a short walk from our hotel. They were pretty busy when we arrived, but the staff was friendly and got us seated right away. We ordered two chicken bowls. One person in our party wasn't a fan of the chicken and let our server know. Our server handled it professionally and took care of the situation, which we really appreciated. I ordered a Moscow Mule, and that was all I had personally. The drink was good and refreshing! Overall, it was a convenient place to grab a bite after exploring Zion. The friendly staff and quick seating were definitely a plus, especially during a busy time.

Service from Mallorie and Danielle was above and beyond. The manager too! After a snafu with the…read morewaiting list they set us up in a cute table to watch the fifa final game! Nachos were excellent and the beer cold!

September 2, 2026 - Springdale, UT…read more Dog-friendly patio and within walking distance of our campsite at Watchman Campground--what more could you ask for after a day of hiking in Zion? We visited the Brewpub twice during our stay, once for drinks and once for dinner and drinks, and had friendly service both times. They have a restaurant area, but since we had our pup with us, we grabbed a table on the patio right next to the Virgin River. The patio has a more casual, laid-back vibe than the restaurant. You order at the bar, they bring your food and drinks to the table, and if you need anything else, you just make another trip to the bar. We ordered the elk burger, which was very good, along with one of their specialty cocktails--the prickly pear margarita ($16). It was the perfect sipping drink while taking in the Zion scenery. Great ambiance, good food and drinks, and a dog-friendly patio right by the river. Pretty hard to beat as a way to cap off a day of hiking in Zion!

Zion Canyon Brew Pub is definitely a five-star spot! The location is amazing, especially if you're…read moreable to sit outside you get a beautiful little view of Zion while you enjoy your food and drinks. We stopped here after a hike and the food was absolutely phenomenal. We got the fish and chips, hummus, and pretzels, and everything was really delicious. We also did a flight of their beers, and every beer we tried was really good, especially their sour! Such a great place to relax, grab some food and drinks, and take in the views after exploring Zion. Definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

It was recommended I visit this oil and vinegar shop based on a previous purchase I made in…read moreKingman, Arizona--dark chocolate balsamic, vinegar. Here in St. George, my "barista" was Cindy. She was absolutely fabulous in introducing me to a huge variety of plain and infused olive oils as well as flavored white and dark balsamic vinegars. The quality of their products is unbelievable! They have recipes for many of their products and also offer 10% and 50% off sales. Extremely highly recommended!

Took in our empty bottle to pick up a full one. We tasted a couple different flavors and chose a…read moresmaller "new" flavor (Cilantro and Roasted Onion) to us to try as well as purchasing our old standby Basil flavored oil. Cindy was very helpful to us and, when asked about an aged balsamic vinegar, she quickly responded with a couple of different options. We now have a new favorite to go with in the future. we love our Redstone Olive oil.

What an amazing establishment…read more The location is second to none--Virgin River on one side and the entrance to Zion National Park on the other. Restaurants, coffee, desserts, shopping, a market, and gear rentals are all just steps away. The property has a lovely atmosphere, a quaint pool, and an attentive front desk that was incredibly helpful during our stay. A bonus was the beautiful spa on-site, complete with yoga classes and wellness offerings. I couldn't believe how thoughtfully curated the entire experience was. Cable Mountain Lodge is the perfect basecamp for Zion.

It's pricey but staying inside Zion park is the absolute best experience…read more We got the wall bed suite.The room was a little outdated but had a small kitchen and a balcony with a rock view. Would definitely stay again. The only thing that didn't work for us was we had my daughter & boyfriend share the room with us.With only one bathroom (no on-suite) it was a little difficult.Be forewarned the pull out bed was uncomfortable.It is most likely broken,we were sleeping on a slant and it was pretty bad!(room 326) We had a top unit.It was great!I was worried we'd get a bottom unit(heard a lot of complaints with noise)

this place was amazing! My daughter and I found it while we were traveling. The owner was so…read moreincredibly helpful as we've never been to a place like this before, the mini donuts are absolutely delicious and they make scratch! The maple is 10 out of 10!

I was excited to try The Cravory after seeing all the hype about their drinks and treats on social…read moremedia. Unfortunately, our visit today was a bit disappointing. The space is very small (which is totally fine), but there was no display of the items we had seen advertised like cookies, donuts, or popcorn, which made it confusing to know what was actually available. When I asked about the baked goods, the response felt a little standoffish and the overall atmosphere just wasn't very welcoming. Side note: Instead of the warm bakery smell we expected, the place had a bit of a stale paint odor. Hopefully they grow into the vision they shared online, because the idea is great and our town always loves supporting new businesses.

After a day of tubing, we spotted this little smoothie shop and noticed all the great reviews, so…read morewe decided to give it a try. I'm so glad we did! The staff was incredibly friendly, especially Piper #2, who recommended the Prickly Pear Smoothie. They even offered us free samples before we ordered, which was a really nice touch and made us feel welcome. The Prickly Pear Smoothie was absolutely amazing--hands down one of the best smoothies I've ever had. It was refreshing, flavorful, and exactly what we needed after spending the day out on the water. If you're visiting the area or just finished tubing at Zion Tubing, do yourself a favor and stop by for a smoothie. It's the perfect way to cool off and refresh, and the excellent customer service makes the experience even better. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town!

We stopped by this small food cart in the parking lot of the Buffalo Trails Trading Company on the…read moreway to our hotel Friday evening, lured in by the signs stating that Desert Smoothie serves prickly pear smoothies. I guess billboards really do work! It wasn't too busy at the time, but the party ahead of us ordered a number of smoothies amd it took a while for them to make our smoothie fresh. We of course went with their most popular: The Famous Prickly Pear, Large ($15*) - This is a large smoothie, blended well into a nice smooth consistency. They add banana, which in many other smoothies I've drank overpower the other fruit; in this case, it's balanced well with the other fruits. There's coconut cream that gives a nice mellow and creamy coconut flavor, a bit of apple juice and mango, and of course plenty of prickly pear. It's interesting that parts of the smoothie tastes like dried fruit. Not sure what that is! Overall the smoothie is tangy, sweet, and balanced. Desert Smoothie serves some great smoothies, perfect for an after hike refreshment in the heat of the desert. There's not much else to say; it's just a solid place to get a cold drink! *Note: The menu states $16, but we were charged $15 before tax.