Downtown St. George Restaurants

Downtown St. George Restaurants are among many beautiful historic buildings.  Along with the St. George Utah Tabernacle, the Woodward school building and Judd’s General Store, which opened in 1911, also being a part of the Green Gate Village Historic Inn, a collection of eight homes built by pioneer settlers.

Judd’s St. George Utah

Inside

From the black and white checkered tablecloths to the molded-panel ceiling in Thomas Judd’s Store, you will find many baskets filled with a variety of vintage candies lining the shelves, including old fashioned glass bottles of soda pop.

Candy

 

From rock candy to Bazooka gum and Razzles to Big League Chew, there is a treat for everyone. Current modern candies, such as Skittles and Reese’s peanut butter cups are also available. If you want to find sweets that recall childhood memories Judd’s General Store is one of the first downtown St. George restaurants you should visit.

Lunch

Judd’s also has delicious soup and breadsticks, and other delicious options to choose from on their menu. Now sit back, enjoy and listen to some great oldies and soak in the nostalgic atmosphere. Ice cream is also on the menu here!

Soups

The soup menu varies from week to week. The Judd’s General Store Facebook page lists the soups per week.  Here is an example of the soup choices: Southwestern Chicken Chili, Creamy Tomato Basil Soup, Cook’s Choice-Chicken Alfredo Soup, Cheesy Chicken Broccoli Soup, Chicken Curry Soup, Cook’s Choice-Cheesy Potato Soup, Broccoli N’ Cheese Soup, Cook’s Choice-Country Chicken Stew, Chicken Enchilada Soup, Zucchini Cheddar Soup, Cook’s Choice-Lasagna Soup.

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Afterwards

After you’ve finished eating at Judd’s, wander across the street to the Tabernacle and Town Square Park where there’s a splash pad, carousel, and grassy lawn. Head up Main Street and browse through the antique stores and art galleries like Annie’s Vintage Garden and Nathan Wotkyn’s fine art. There is something for everyone in the beautiful nostalgic downtown setting of St. George, including many great places to eat. Come for a visit and discover the history and nostalgia for yourself.

Twentyfive Main, most chic of the downtown St. George restaurants

Adam and Jason Legg, owners and brothers, have been in St. George Utah for over 20 years. They wanted to offer St. George a place to celebrate food, art, music, family and friends, a delicious menu, chic décor, and great service. Serving customers since 2008. Family owned and operated, Twentyfive Main is a gourmet café & cupcake parlor.  Located on Main Street in Historic Downtown St. George, UT, this is one of the downtown St George restaurants that makes “everything made from scratch” and has a relaxing atmosphere. Their cupcakes are delicious and the art and live music make it a local hotspot.  Highlighting art from local artists and most Friday nights local musicians perform on Main Street. This local hipsters’ café, chic décor and the ambiance is just what you’d expect.  Come in for the locally grown coffee, full breakfast, lunch, dinner menu, or gourmet cupcakes. With its great service, you will be coming back for more.

Bear Paw Café

Established in 1997 by the Pizzuto family who still owns it today, Bear Paw Café is the only one of the St. George downtown restaurants that serves delicious breakfast items all day.  St. George Magazine voted this downtown St. George restaurants Best Breakfast in Town in 2008 and 2009. Menu items include smoothies, Allegro coffee, teas, salads, sandwiches and of course many breakfast entrees, including omelets, crepes, waffles, pancakes and more!  Open 365 days a year!

435-634-0126

7 am – 3 pm

75 N Main St

St George, Utah 84770

Cappeletti’s

Italian Downtown St George Restaurants

Most downtown St. George Restaurants are family owned and operated. Cappeletti’s is no different. Andres and Lorena Cappeletti and their three children Facundo, Matteo, and Lara opened Cappeletti’s in 2010. Andres and Lorena have both been cooking since childhood. They continue to create delicious sauces and homemade pastas. Andres prepares every meal with the passion for cooking he received from his mother, Emilia.  Being taught as a child by his  mother, this passion grew and the amazing food he creates is the result of his love for good food. One of the favorite dishes is named after his mother, Emilia’s Aglio Chicken. This downtown St. George restaurant offers Italian cooking with an Argentine flair.

435-986-4119

Tuesday thru Saturday 11-3 pm

Wednesday thru Saturday 5 to 9.3o pm

36 East Tabernacle, St. George, Utah 84770

Twisted Noodle Cafe

Looking for healthy style downtown St. George restaurants that have vegan, gluten-free and paleo options? Twisted Noodle Cafe is a casual, family-friendly restaurant that has something for everyone. Kids love the food here! Budget friendly and delicious. Ask about their catering and prepared meal plans.

George’s Corner Restaurant and Pub is arguably the oldest of the downtown St. George restaurants. Originally called the Big Hand Café, George Pace owned and operated it in the 1930’s and 1940’s. Located in the center of St. George Utah, this became a gathering place where news was shared. The only stop light in town was on the corner where the café sat. Tourist buses would stop there to feed the hungry passengers. One of the first buildings to be air-cooled, which was very desirable during the hot summer months.

435-216-7311

2 W ST.GEORGE BLVD
ST.GEORGE UTAH 84770

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
7AM – 12:00AM

Painted Pony, a St. George Down Restaurant with Flare

Southwestern food, art, treetop dining, and fresh flowers. Fresh ingredients, large wine list and wonderful cuisine. Look around the Southwestern art museum prior to entering the restaurant. Enjoy great service and delicious entrees.

435-634-1700

Dinner: 4 pm Daily

Lunch: Mon-Sat 11:30 – 4

2 West St George Blvd #22

St George, Utah 84770

Benja’s Thai Garden & Sushi

Downtown St George Utah Restaurants

Of all the downtown St. George restaurants, Benja’s is the only that offers a great Sushi Bar, spicy Drunken Noodles, Thai Duck, whole fish, teriyaki chicken and more delicious Thai foods. This is Joel’s favorite downtown restaurant. He admits when he senses a cold coming on, he goes in for some spicy green curry, which knocks it out completely.

435-628-9538
Mon – Sat 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM
Sun 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
2 W. St. George Blvd
St. George, Utah 84770

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