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Main Place Deli gets local press

admin — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 18:23:09 +0000

Deli boasts hearty subs

Published: Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Updated: Wednesday, January 12, 2011 16:01

The Market Deli, 20 North Main Street, is a great place to sit back and relax while getting a delicious bite of food. Showing your student ID will get you a great meal deal on a budget.

The roast beef swiss sandwich on white bread with a side of french onion soup.

I have always loved delis. The delicious mix of fresh meat and vegetables on homemade bread brings back memories and ignites the taste buds.

The newly re-opened Main Place Deli, 20 North Main St. No. 108, is a typical Deli, but the robust flavors and helpful staff make this a sandwich shop that stands out against the crowd of fast food dominance.

A soup de jour and fresh made bread daily, with choices including white, wheat and this writers favorite, sourdough, are an essential part of a home town deli and Main Place has hit the nail on the head.

Upon opening the door the fresh smells were immediate, and the old photographs on the wall told the story of early St. George. I wanted to step back in time and forget about the hustle and bustle of today.

My meal choice of the day was a simple soup and sandwich. The turkey combination with sprouts and tomato made my day, and the sweet French onion soup made the au jous. The soup was full of flavor but sweeter than I was used to, which wasn’t a bad thing. It was just a great new spin.

Store manager Ro Brick said business was picking up and while the holidays made it difficult to advertise, she expects to hear quite a bit about this wonderful new Main Street culinary experience. (Google Maps reviews are already full of delighted customers ranting about the breakfast burrito).

I inquired about college student specials and was informed any student can get a sandwich, chips or a cookie and a drink for just $4 (just bring your ID).

The deli is open Monday though Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed on the weekends.

While I may sound simple to please, I would encourage everyone to try out a little bit of old St. George mixed with new flavor.

http://www.dixiesunlink.com/lifestyles/deli-boasts-hearty-subs-1.1837255

JMI Property Services Welcomes Mad Pita Express!

admin — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:59:28 +0000

JMI property services and Pineview Plaza are pleased to announce that Mad Pita Express will soon be joining our team. Mad Pita Express is a Mediterranean style restaurant that is sure to be a hit as it has already been in other locations. The following is taken from their website:

“That’s right Southern Utah…we are coming to invade the Red Rocks with some of the freshest, healthiest and most delicious food you could ever try!! Stop messing around with the same old burgers and subs…its time to experience real food…served fast!!

We will be opening our kitchen to you February 2011; we hope to see you then!! In the meantime follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook!!

You can find us at the Pineview Plaza (next to the Westates Theaters Pineview Stadium 10) on Red Cliffs Drive in St. George. We are going to stay open late so you can eat before AND after you catch a movie!!”

Learn more about them at the following link:

http://www.madpita.com
http://www.jmips.com

Economic Recovery May be a Reality After All!

admin — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:56:43 +0000

After attending yesterday’s annual Economic Summit hosted by the Washington County Economic Development Council, it feels as though there is some momentum starting to build in the economic recovery of Washington County. With the new St. George Municipal Airport opening and several large value-added companies such as Czarnowski and Litehouse Foods joining our ranks, it feels as though there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. Also at the Economic Summit, several real estate professionals shared a feeling of optimism that we are most likely at the bottom of this “down market” in the commercial real estate sector, and may be embarking on an uphill climb towards recovery and falling vacancy rates. Let’s look forward to a new and improved market in 2011!

http://www.jmips.com

St. George hosts Annual Dicken’s Festival

admin — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 16:40:14 +0000

The sights and sounds of 19th Century London come alive at the Dickens’ Christmas Festival. This Festival is not just another craft show, but a unique and unusual entertainment and shopping experience. Olde English shops, hundreds of period costumes, fortune tellers, orphans, royalty, and the “real” Father Christmas all combine to offer our guests a Christmas experience like no other!

The Festival is known for its unique gifts and quality merchandise. Shoppers come to The Dickens’ Festival for that special treasure. Join us as the streets of Olde London come to life! Click here to learn more.

All Good Coin Moves to Sunset Corner

admin — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 16:17:18 +0000

Troy Nelson, owner of Allgood Coin, at his new location on Sunset. Photo by Phil Jensen

ST. GEORGE – Allgood Coin recently relocated from 61 S 500 E, to its new location in the Sunset Corners shopping complex, located at the corners of Bluff Street and Sunset Drive.

One of the motivating factors in the move was the need for more floor space and parking. The previous building was located in a residential neighborhood. Relocating to the new commercial area has boosted visibility and foot traffic, said owner Troy Nelson.

Allgood Coin has also extended its hours of service; it is now open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

With the larger space, Allgood Coin has doubled its inventory of bullion and collectible coins. They have also added a larger selection of books and accessories. Allgood Coin is a full service coin and precious metal dealer. Whether you wish to buy, sell, or receive an appraisal, you will find your needs met, Troy Nelson said.

According to Charolette Nelson, they have a diverse cliental and many travel as far away as Las Vegas. Most are lured by the fact that Utah currently has no sales tax on coins.

Troy Nelson said “there has been a change in what customers are purchasing now” due to the economic downturn. At one time, 90 percent of sales pertained to collectible coins and 10 percent in bullion; it has now reversed to bullion being the most sought after.

With the rise in the price of goods and services, many people have a concern in preserving their wealth, and turn to physical gold and silver as a safety net.

Currently Allgood Coin does not have a web presence. However plans are in place to develop a blog.

http://stgnews.com/archive/148

Sunset Corner New Tenant

jmips — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:19:38 +0000

Sunset Corner is pleased to announce another great new tenant addition coming soon to the center, Wing Nutz Restaurant.

“Wing Nutz is a great place to share with friends, enjoy a game, or just relax. Whatever your reason, we know you’ll love our wings. We use only premium meats and never deep fry or use grease in any of our cooking. Add to that the great sauces prepared from secret recipes and the freshest high quality ingredients in all of our salads & wraps and you will understand why we say … ‘Wing Nutz is paradise on wings.’”

The menu is relatively simple and the food looks fantastic. The highlights of the menu include premium chicken wings, wraps and sensational salads.

“We are fanatic about providing you the very best premium wings available. Our chicken wings come out of the oven hot and crispy with just the right amount of your favorite sauce. Served with celery, carrot sticks and choice of dressing. (Never deep fried or breaded!)

It’s a bit embarassing that many like our wraps as much as they do our wings. What can we say; we just know
how to please! Large tortilla stuffed with our juicy chicken tenders and an assortment of fresh ingredients. Served with your choice of side. Choose from flour, zesty pesto of multi-grain tortilla.”

We look forward to the opening of Wing Nutz, and based on the owners description and enthusiasm, this restaurant promises to be a very happening attraction to the St. George area.