Food was very fresh. Home made tortillas were very good. Veggies were fresh and good. Salsa bar…read moreupped the heat to wherever we wanted it. Nachos have rice on them, my husband will skip that next time but the asada was very good. Carnitas were well flavored and not too dry. Employees were so welcoming and kind. Cashier greeted us with such a great smile, checked on us many times. It was a great over all experience.

Stop lying to people and saying you have a vegan burrito when the beans are cooked with lard…read more I wonder how many people you sold a vegan burrito to that wasn't vegan .DO BETTER

Stopped here a few years ago on a road trip vacation. Stayed at a local hotel and searched for…read morerestaurant in the area and stumbled upon Las Palmas. Went in and multiple people had shrimp or seafood cocktails that were monster sized. Just went for a burrito and it was delicious. Fast forward to last night, and again staying in a nearby hotel and went to Las Palmas. It's nothing to look at...just a food stand in a gas station. But the lady who took our order was friendly and nice and helpful. Wife ordered a quesadilla with shredded chicken. I got a carne asada burrito with rice and guacamole. They also have a salsa bar...I got the salsa verde and some of the spicy jalapeños, carrots, and onions. Everything tasted great. Lots of carne asada and guacamole in the burrito. The salsa was perfect, and my wife also enjoyed hers. Neither of us could finish. Total cost with a large drink was $26. Overall great value and very good food. Much better than the standard fast food options.

I've been here a couple of times, and it fills the void. Unfortunately, that's all it does. I…read morewent recently and ordered a Cali burrito: carne asada, fries, cheese, pico de gallo, crema & guac. For starters, it was filled with potatoes off the plancha, not fries. From there, it gets worse. There was an ample amount of cheese, however, there was no pico de gallo, cream or guac. I thought that there might have been a communication error, or maybe their Cali burrito isn't what I had come to expect. So, I decided to try their sister restaurant off of Brigham to make sure. Here I got pretty much the same thing except this time it had pico & crema. Still disappointing. When I think back about the place on Convention, I have to say I was also a little bothered about their kitchen practices. I saw the girl in the front of house and the cook eating while working. As for some better alternatives with a proper Cali burrito (in no particular order): - Monchis on River - Tacos Plaza on River - Aimars on Main As for Las Palmas, I can say that the rolled tacos are good. Also, I will be going back to try other menu options, like the carne asada fries and the bean and cheese burro. Let's hope that these other items sing.

This place is amazing!! If I could give it more than five stars I would. I am gluten free for an…read moreallergy, it was so refreshing not having to worry about cross contamination! And the food is DELICIOUS!! We got the Greek natchos, original natchos, and the poke bowl along with beet lemonade and a dessert! It is also very reasonably priced which is hard to find. My husband and toddlers even thought the food was delicious! The best part after eating we felt good and energized instead of heavy and lethargic like after eating at other restaurants. I wish we had a place like this where I live!

Spectacular spot. So many incredible interesting items and all delicious. Their soups especially…read moreare so good. The desserts are well worth the visit alone. Very sweet owner who helps you at every turn. Would be eating here every day if I could.

Their conchas are very good, a lot more flavor and texture than most places…read more Every time i come in i choose some new items I've never had before and i am always pleased. Their guava empanadas are always good. Slightly slightly overpriced in my opinion but i understand it's not cheap to run a business and will continue to support them. Just expect to pay closer to 1.50 per item. Adds up when you wanted a dozen. Overall, great alternative when you don't feel like making things on your own.

This is our second time visiting, granted it was months ago when we first tried this bakery, but…read moresomething has severely changed for the worst! They changed their cleaning process or something but it smells awful when you walk in first of all - like strong chemical odor and now all the pastries we bought tasted like them. Literally felt like I was eating the mop. It was so disgusting we had to throw away every single one! We will not be returning and the local Spanish grocery isn't much better (stale tasting). I will stick to homemade (lot of work) or drive to Mesquite for some proper ones. Such a shame how quality and consistency in this town is nonexistent. This is truly a food safety issue - be aware.

Decided To Once Again Try One Of My Old Favorites to See If Any Improvements Have Been Made Since…read moreMy Last Review. NOPE! So All Their Produce Was TERRIBLE. Old & Not Fresh! STILL VERY LITTLE TO NO PRICING ON SHELVES OR ITEMS FOR PURCHASE. I Bought a 4 Lb Bag of Peruano/Bayo Dried Beans. Got Out to My Car and Checked the Receipt, $13.99! For Dried Beans - UNBELIEVABLE! One of the New Owners, From India, came out to do the Refund. I Expressed My Sadness and Disappointment in the Store. Her comment was "We are Small & Local." I told Her I Haven't Shopped at Walmart in Over 2 Years and that I LOVE TO SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL BUSINESS. 3 Amigos WAS My Favorite Place in St George for YEARS but it is Totally a RIP OFF. HIGH PRICES and VERY POOR QUALITY. I Did Get to Say Good Morning to the Handsome Guy Behind the Meat Counter, Has The MOST BEAUTIFUL SMILE On Earth! I've Dealt With this Guy FOR YEARS.

Just went to this store today to buy tres leches cake and it was rotten. I have never tasted…read moreanything as disgusting as that cake. I do hope they start checking the cake before they sell it to customers because it was absolutely awful.

Awesome joint with outdoor dining, quick service, and most importantly, great food! The soups are…read morethe best thing i've had on the menu, though not pictured. The pozole is *chef's kiss* and a massive portion savory as all heck, mildly spicy, and so loaded with good meat; the caldo de res is also remarkable. The quesabirria was done exceptionally, and you'll have to fight all impulses not to drink the consume straight after you finish dipping. Also, the rice milk hot chocolate is phenomenal on a cool evening, is so thick it could be a meal in and of itself. What hasn't been outstanding: the horchata's a bit watery, and the ceviche was a little bland & lacked as much shrimp as one might like. Definitely worth a, or numerous, stops. It's slotted it in our rotation above alfredos and jalepeños.

My favorites....Shredded beef crispy tacos... yum yum!!! I Also like the carnitas plate!!!read more

Food was amazing. It wasn't busy, and was very modest so we were a bit skeptical. That lady came…read morefrom the back kitchen with plates that made us want to slap our mamas!!! The food packed a punch. Very flavorful and well prepared.

On a road trip with my son traveling from AZ to WA. We stopped at Hurricane, UT on our first…read morenight. It was 8pm and about half of the restaurants recommended on Yelp were now closed. We decided to try Peruvian Flavors downtown as it sounded tasty and was open until 9pm. The location was not easy to find as the restaurant's name was written under the window pediment, so we drove right by the building and parking lot the first time. Once we found it, we were the only patrons there, so we got our pick of seats and had great service by the lady running everything. The interior had basic tables and chairs for dining, but the decor had a lot of flair and charm that really resonated the spirit of Peru. There were a few display cases adorned with jewelry, postcards and other knickknacks. The walls were anything but empty. For our meals, I ordered the Lomito Saltado with chicken, and my son got the same thing with beef. Both plates came out in about 5mins and had hot French fries and fresh grilled onions and meat. These plates didn't stand a chance as we were hungry from 8+hrs of driving. We passed on dessert and drinks (drink options were bottles/cans in a fridge as there was no beverage fountain). Thanks Peruvian Flavors for fueling us up during our road trip!

I wanted my husband to try Brazilian food, so we decided to come here and I'm SO glad we did!! The…read morestaff was seriously so friendly and welcoming, and being here honestly made me feel like I was back in Brazil again. Everything we got was authentic and SO good, but the feijoada was definitely one of my favorites! We also got to be featured on their Instagram, which was such a fun surprise haha. We loved our experience and will definitely be coming back!!

Delicious Brazilian food, me and my sisters loved it. Ambience and service were top notch, we…read moreenjoyed talking with the owner, he's always interviewing everyone for his gram and that's where I heard about it. Recommend will be back!