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Supermarkets in Springdale, UT

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  1. Sol Foods Supermarket - 995 Zion – Mount Carmel Hwy

    995 Zion – Mount Carmel Hwy, Springdale UT 84767

    3.8 Good 359 reviews

    “Went here for a sandwich after we did a quick hike at Zion. They have a deli counter where you can fill out a form and create your own sandwich/wrap - exactly what we wanted! I got a turkey sandwich on sourdough, it was delicious! My boyfriend had a chicken wrap. We both got chips and water. Very reasonably priced if you want something quick and filling! They also have a supermarket with everything you could possibly need! Plenty of free parking attached.”

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  2. Happy Camper Market - 95 Zion Park Blvd

    95 Zion Park Blvd, Springdale UT 84767

    3.2 Average 107 reviews

    “Happy Camper was great and we loved our souvenirs and snacks we got from them. But the true stand out of Happy Camper was Geoff. While we were at the checkout counter where Geoff was checking us out, I told my husband that I was not able to start our rental car and Geoff overheard me and offered to help us out with his jumper cables. He helped us put the car into neutral (this was a big struggle as it wouldn’t shift into neutral and Geoff knew of a hack that worked). Then he helped us push the car to move it to a safe place where he was able to restart the battery with the jumper cables. He was so kind and helpful and really saved the day for us. He wouldn’t even accept any money or anything from me when I offered it at the end.h. We also observed him having great rapport with every customer he was helping. So go to Happy Camper and say hi to Geoff who is like an angel on earth!”

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