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The Painted Pony restaurant features one-of-a-kind menu items found nowhere else in southern Utah. Its delectable appetizers include pan seared crab cakes, coconut shrimp, phyllo baked brie, and Sicilian style calamari. Some of its signature entrees include bacon wrapped duck, butternut squash ravioli, wild salmon rolls and sesame-crusted, line-caught escolar, flown in from the Pacific Northwest. The Painted Pony offers St. George, Utah diners an escape from ordinary restaurant fare.
One of St. George, Utah’s top-rated restaurants, the Painted Pony uses the freshest ingredients available for its appetizers and entrees. The restaurant uses locally grown produce as much as it can. Southern Utah’s favorable climate allows the restaurant the chance to use local produce almost year round. In addition, the eatery has its own herb garden and picks its own watercress. The restaurant believes in serving vegetables while they are in season to enhance their flavor.
The Painted Pony is centrally located in Ancestor Square at the corner of St. George Boulevard and Main Street. One of southern Utah’s most distinct shopping centers, Ancestor Square is home to quaint Ma and Pop shops and stunning galleries. Boasting a common courtyard with a Koi pond, a small stream, a shaded plaza and the Old Jail House, Ancestor Square is less than a block away from the Brigham Young Winter Home, a testament to the ingenuity and determination of Utah’s pioneers.
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