local food

Be it for health or ethical reasons, vegans can now find a variety of food choices in St. George. With three restaurants that specialize in vegan options, making those dietary adjustments is a breeze.

It might surprise you what Utah's most valuable crop is, and it outshines the rest of our crops by a large margin.

DUB's offers laughs, a homecooked meal, and the most friendly environment you'll go. Full story here:

Need to wind down after a long work week? Head to Warehouse Bar + Kitchen for great food, drinks, and fun. Full story here:

Soul Ramen hosts epic First Annual Ramen Eating Contest on Aug. 26. Learn more here:

St. George is getting a Chubbys Café local foodie Stg_eats and the restaurant’s Instagram page said.  This is especially exciting for burger lovers since there are a TON of options to choose from, and not just in the burger section. Chubbys Café als...

It’s no secret that St. George loves its Chik-Fil-A and just like every other day (not Sunday, duh) it will be packed.  For avid Chik-Fil-A lovers, they may remember Cow Appreciation Day which has been held annually on the second Tuesday of July at participating locations since 2004, the National Day Calendar said. Unfortuna...

July 6 is National Fried Chicken Day and St. George has no shortage of fried chicken places.   Personally, I’m a burger gal but on occasion, fried chicken just really hits the spot. So, in honor of National Fried Chicken Day here are my 3 places to try if fried chicken ISN’T really your thing:  #1—Super Chix  This place always seems busy and honestly, I forget it’s there sometimes. However, there

There are two ramen shops in town, but only one comes truly close to what I would expect to find somewhere like Las Vegas.   Slurpin’ Ramen has been around St. George for a few years but unfortunately, the broth is always too rich for me to finish (no matter what kind I order). There are...

St. George is BOOMING with new food places and one of its newest additions is the Paletas Gourmet Creamsicles.   If you aren’t familiar with paletas then it might just be your favorite new summer treat! They originate in Mexico and are a “fresher” version of the traditional popsicle you might grab at the store. They use fresh fruits like...