St. George Restaurants
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1. Farmstead
$ | |This hip sidewalk café and bakery on the ground floor of a downtown St. George apartment building is a pleasing option for both decadent sweets—think passionfruit-coconut–glazed doughnuts and blood-orange tarts—and filling sandwiches on crusty house-baked breads. Notable drink options include brown sugar–cinnamon lattes and high-octane cold brews.
18 S. 200 W, Utah, 84770, USA435-986–7777Known For
- Sensational doughnuts and pastries
- Shaded sidewalk seating
- Hearty sandwiches and pizzas
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No dinner -
2. Rylu's Bistro
$$$ | |In a handsomely restored little house in the tree-lined, historic village of Santa Clara—about 15 minutes west of downtown St. George—this sweet, cozy neighborhood restaurant with seating in a colorful front garden serves extraordinarily tasty, locally sourced contemporary American–Mediterranean fare. It's worth the trip to this slightly off-the-beaten-path locale to savor coconut labneh with spicy harissa, charred heirloom tomatoes, and hazelnut dukkah and seared skirt steak with jalapeño-parsley chermoula. The desserts change nightly and are also tantalizing.
2862 Santa Clara Dr., Utah, 84765, USA435-412–5120Known For
- Exceptional farm-to-table cuisine
- Charming, historic setting
- Thoughtful wine list (and inexpensive corkage fee if you bring your own bottle)
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch -
3. The Painted Pony
$$$$ | |A charming patio overlooking Ancestor Square with contemporary Southwestern art on the walls provides a romantic setting for enjoying contemporary American fare with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients, many from the owners' private organic garden. Consider sage-smoked quail with a tamarind glaze, followed by a juniper-brined bone-in pork chop with stuffed pears and smoked-tomato relish, and don't pass up the standout sides that include sweet cornbread pudding, truffle potato chips, and Stilton fritters. The white chocolate cheesecake tower is a standout among several excellent desserts.
2 W. St. George Blvd., Utah, 84770, USA435-634–1700Known For
- Knowledgeable servers
- One of the best wine lists in town
- Seasonally changing bread pudding
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Rate Includes: No lunch Sun. -
4. Xetava Gardens Cafe
$$ | |This beautifully designed adobe oasis in the Kayenta Art Village in Ivins, about 10 miles northwest of St. George, offers gracious indoor and outdoor seating, the latter overlooking fragrant high-desert gardens and the surrounding red-rock ramparts. Pronounced zay-tah-vah, the space began as a coffee bar and is still a source of lattes and mochas, but you'll also find an eclectic selection of globally inspired all-day fare, including blue-corn waffles, ham ciabattas, peach-glazed organic chicken, and wild mushroom burgers. Weekend brunch is extremely popular.
815 Coyote Gulch Ct., Utah, 84738, USA435-656–0165Known For
- Steps from several art galleries
- Well-curated beer, wine, and cocktail list
- Croissant bread pudding with caramel sauce
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No dinner Mon. -
5. 700 Degree Artisan Pizza
$ | |After a hike in nearby Pioneer Park or Red Hills Desert Garden, fuel up on delicious blistered-crust pizzas at this hip eatery and taproom that's also known for its impressive selection of craft beers and sodas as well as wines on tap. Favorite pies include the Arugula Bianca with roasted garlic, prosciutto, pecorino Romano, and truffle oil and the spice-lover's Purgatory, which has a spicy tomato base along with Calabrese salami, pepperoncini, jalapeños, and sweet-and-hot Italian sausage.
974 W. Sunset Blvd., St. George, Utah, 84770, USA435-703–6700Known For
- Pizzas with interesting toppings
- Wood-fired meatballs, garlic bread, and other sides
- Dessert pizzas topped with Nutella and ricotta cheese
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
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6. Aragosta
$$$$ | |With a palatial dining room with chandeliers and white napery, this elegant restaurant east of downtown (and formerly in Ivins) specializes in haute American and European fare and is a favorite destination for special occasions. Think rich, creamy lobster bisque with Spanish sherry, risotto with black truffles and grilled prawns, fall-off-the-bone lamb osso buco, and chateaubriand for two. Everything, including the sumptuous desserts, is artfully plated.
1386 E. 100 S, St. George, Utah, 84790, USA435-313–0611Known For
- Steaks with decadent sauces and sides
- Refined service
- Impressive wine list
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7. FeelLove Coffee
$ | |Head to this local chainlet's light-filled, high-ceilinged east side location—near the Virgin River bike and jogging trail—for well-crafted coffees, teas, and lemonades as well as an assortment of tasty, generally healthy, dishes. Start the day with some BLT avocado toast or a turmeric-tofu scramble, and for lunch, try the harvest berry salad. Additional locations are in Ancestor Square and Springdale.
558 E. Riverside Dr., Utah, 84790, USA435-922–1717Known For
- Lots of vegan options
- Thai, matcha, and other sweet tea lattes
- Fresh-baked desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner -
8. Irmita's Casita
$ | |A reliable standby for tasty Mexican-American fare since 1993, this humble spot serves affordable, no-nonsense food that can be quite spicy if requested. Specialties include pork tortas, massive burritos smothered in red or green sauce, and shrimp enchiladas. There's a good kids' menu, too.
95 W. 700 S, Utah, 84770, USA435-703–9162Known For
- Steak chilaquiles at breakfast
- Chicken mole poblano
- Mexican soft drinks and juices
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
9. Morty's Cafe
$ | |At this funky, updated downtown take on a burger joint, the brick walls are hung with local art for sale. Creatively topped beef and veggie burgers are offered, plus breakfast burritos, several varieties of quinoa salad, and thick milkshakes. Choose from a long list of toppings and sides, like sauerkraut, sriracha mayo, pineapple relish, and kimchi for your meal.
702 E. St. George Blvd., Utah, 84770, USA435-359–4439Known For
- Breakfast sandwiches and burritos served all day
- Three-bean veggie burgers with chipotle mayo
- Cheesecake milkshakes
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
10. Red Fort Cuisine of India
$$ | |On the east side of town, enjoy authentic Indian cuisine in this attractive high-ceilinged space with trompe l'oeil murals, palm leaf–ceiling fans, and comfy booths. Well-seasoned lamb coconut korma, Assam pineapple shrimp, and baygan bharta (roasted eggplant) are standouts, and there's an extensive selection of chutneys and breads.
148 S. 1470 E, Utah, 84790, USA435-574–4050Known For
- Very good wine list
- Efficient, outgoing staff
- Rose and mango lassis
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No lunch -
11. TwentyFive Main Cafe and Cupcake Parlor
$ | |With bird's-egg-blue cuckoo clocks and light-hearted Victorian-theme prints on the walls, this café in St. George's historic downtown is all about whimsy and fun, right down to the to-die-for homemade cupcakes, such as orange blossom and chocolate espresso. Lunch offerings include pastas, panini, deli sandwiches, and salads. You can also order a panino for breakfast, which is served until noon, though most people opt for buttermilk pancakes, French toast, biscuits and gravy, or a frittata or other egg dish.
25 N. Main St., St. George, Utah, 84770, USA435-628–7110Known For
- Cupcakes galore
- Hip vibe
- Live music
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
12. Wood Ash Rye
$$$ | |With a white-tile open kitchen, marble tables, and a wood-beam ceiling, this scene-y farm-to-table restaurant and bar in the swanky Advenire Hotel is St. George's destination for people-watching and deftly crafted seasonal cuisine. The sharing-friendly menu changes regularly but always features a selection of cheeses and charcuterie, and typical offerings include grilled octopus with preserved lemon and bone-in prime rib-eye.
25 W. St. George Blvd., Utah, 84770, USA435-522–5020Known For
- Innovative cocktails and mocktails
- Urbane, stylish ambience
- Rotating selection of house-made ice creams and sorbets
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