Plan a private black car or group ride for dinner, cocktails and nightlife in St. George or Springdale. Choose your stops and return time so your group can enjoy the evening together.
Plan your ride ↓
Local dining, drinks & things to do
Make tonight part of the trip. Settle in for dinner with red rock views, share something new with friends, or follow a day on the golf course with cocktails and good conversation. From downtown St. George to the canyon setting of Springdale, there is more than one way to make an evening your own.
Scroll down to explore restaurants, bars and lounges, with photos, menu links, reservations where available and Google reviews to help you choose. Plan a relaxed dinner, an anniversary celebration, a brewery stop or an evening with live music. Pick one place to linger or make a few stops with your group.
When you find your kind of evening, plan the ride around it. Choose your pickup, time together and vehicle, and let a private chauffeur handle the driving so everyone can enjoy the night.
Hive435 brings a lively downtown mix of craft beer, cocktails, pizza and games. Truffle mushroom pizza and the build your own bruschetta selection give the food more personality than a basic bar snack. Darts, sports and scheduled live music make it a good match for friends who want something to do between rounds.
Station II offers a downtown bar setting with a spacious taproom, lounge and outdoor patio. A rotating craft beer selection is the starting point, with food available from its kitchen. Trivia, karaoke and DJ nights add different energy across the week, so check the current calendar before choosing your night.
Black Desert offers several different evenings in one resort setting, from a steak dinner to a more casual bite. Basalt centers on regionally sourced prime aged beef, seafood and seasonal cocktails, with sweeping views completing the picture. Explore the resort’s individual restaurants to match the meal and atmosphere to your group.
Painted Pony brings a sense of occasion to downtown dining, with a seasonal menu that leans into Southwestern flavors. Bacon wrapped dates filled with Gouda and carrot jalapeño soup make distinctive opening orders. Follow with a seasonal entrée, then leave room for a dessert such as the grapefruit crème brûlée.
Wood Ash Rye pairs the Advenire’s warm, refined setting with seasonal dishes designed for sharing. Regional ingredients and a scratch bakery give the menu its sense of place. Order several plates for the table and let the evening unfold around good conversation.
Family owned Cappeletti’s brings Italian cooking and a personal touch to downtown St. George. Gnocchi Bolognese, seafood linguini and chicken Marsala anchor a menu made for a comforting dinner. Empanadas alongside the pasta choices give this restaurant a character of its own.
At Anasazi, dinner comes with a little tableside theater. Choose a steak or other protein and cook it to your liking on a hot lava stone brought to the table. That hands on experience is the distinguishing draw for friends who want dinner to be part of the evening’s entertainment.
George’s Corner fits an easygoing downtown evening, with food, drinks and a music calendar under one roof. Its menus cover breakfast through dinner, making it a flexible gathering spot. The combination of a central location and casual pub atmosphere is its calling card.
Rib & Chop House keeps the focus on a straightforward steakhouse dinner. Steaks and ribs give the group a hearty starting point, with separate food and drinks menus to explore. It suits an evening built around a substantial meal and time together at the table.
Red Fort is a place to build dinner around several dishes and a basket of naan. Chicken tikka masala, butter chicken and sizzling tandoori selections show the menu’s range. Choose your preferred spice level and mix rich sauces with something fresh from the clay oven.
Balcony One combines a relaxed dining room near Zion with a menu that has a sense of occasion. Seared ahi tuna with wasabi aioli and baby back ribs with apple jalapeño barbecue sauce are among its featured favorites. Craft cocktails make it an appealing place to settle in after a day exploring Southern Utah.
Añu brings a different culinary perspective to Springdale, blending regional New American cooking with South American, Chinese and Japanese influences. The seasonal menu gives adventurous diners a reason to look beyond the familiar. Its setting near Zion makes it a thoughtful choice for an evening focused on both the food and the surroundings.
The Wilder Lounge takes its cue from a library, creating a setting for a quieter cocktail stop. The drinks reinterpret classics through the lens of the surrounding landscape. That combination of literary character and a focused cocktail program gives the lounge its distinctive personality.
Spotted Dog at Flanigan’s offers a relaxed, unhurried take on dinner in Zion Canyon. The menu moves from trout and crab cakes to a wild game meatloaf made with elk, bison and Wagyu beef. The meatloaf is a particularly distinctive choice for diners looking for something with a regional connection.
Oscar’s keeps the mood casual near the entrance to Zion National Park. Its broad lunch and dinner selection makes it an easy place for a group with different appetites. Breakfast burritos, omelets and pancakes also give early starters a reason to return before a day in the canyon.
Bit & Spur combines a restaurant and saloon for an evening that can cover both dinner and drinks. Its Southwestern identity gives the stop a different feel from a traditional steakhouse. Browse the current food and drinks menus together to shape a relaxed night in Springdale.
Southern Utah & Nevada travel answers
Yes, request dinner, bar stops and standby as one itinerary. We quote the route and service time together. Tell us where you want to go and when you want to be home.
You reserve a vehicle and chauffeur for an agreed time block. Stops can fit within that plan. Confirm the service area, minimum time and extra-time rate before booking.
A standby booking keeps the chauffeur available during the agreed hours. The vehicle may stage in a legal parking area rather than outside the door. A simple round trip has a separate return pickup.
Yes. Book your pickup and return together, with a clear meeting place after dinner or drinks. Everyone in your group can enjoy the evening without choosing someone to drive.
A sedan or SUV can suit a couple or small group, depending on availability. A Sprinter gives a larger group more room to ride together. Share your guest count so we can compare the right options.
Request the exact pickup time when you book. Late service depends on vehicle and chauffeur availability. Confirm the meeting spot and any late-hour charges before your evening starts.
Make it your day
Around our community
Make a St. George night out your own with private dinner transportation, a restaurant pickup or a chauffeur for several stops. We connect resort stays with downtown restaurants, Springdale dining and Tuacahn performances. Share your dinner reservation, show time and return address. Choose a black car for a smaller party or ask about a limo Sprinter for a group evening, with the vehicle confirmed before booking.
