Hills & Hollows Market

Cute little market with quality healthier options for groceries and quick snacks. We were told they offer fresh bread and pastries in the winter as well.

Convenient little store where you can get all you need. The customer service is great. The location is convenient. The options are just right. There is a liquor store inside which is nice and prices seem super reasonable. I am glad we stopped here. I definitely recommend and will be back for sure.

Finally found some fresh and healthy products from local businesses and farms. Thank you!

A legit oasis. This solid little market/bodega had everything under the sun you could wish for. My favorite part is that they stocked a lot of local purveyors. So maybe you came for some ice but don’t leave without a Ginger Molasses cookie Also, note they’ve got an A+ beverage selection. The day we were there they didn’t take credit cards so just bring cash, just in case

This was a rare find! Super cute store with high end options and fresh made bread! If you are lucky enough to get one. There is a wood fire bakery. The chocolate chip cookies with salt on top are a must get, especially when warm.

Stopped by this shop during our travels and had to make a stop back on the way home. Nice clean bathrooms and a really nice selection of unique drinks and snacks. They even have locally grown organic produce.

I think we must have turned up on a day all the staff were not feeling happy. We said ‘hello’ but got no reply from anyone. Basic items were out of stock and what we did purchase was terribly expensive (no prices on any items so one had to purchase blind). No pleasantries from staff whatsoever and answers were given with short shrift. Decided it was worth travelling to another place to purchase things we needed next time. Not a good experience - the one unpleasant memory of our holiday in Utah!!!!

Cute little store, prices are pretty reasonable and good selection of organic and vegan. They even had some good small brands that can’t find in big supermarkets and a selection of local stuff