Lins Marketplace

Best meat and produce in town. Also great customer service. Staff is always friendly and willing to help with anything.

New resident of cedar city from Southern California. I’d have to say it’s a lot different to what I’m used to. My friend (who is Caucasian) and I (Asian) went to grab a few things and we observed people who couldn’t stop looking at us with a frowned face, or maybe because we were dressed differently, or maybe they just knew we were cedar city natives and not used to seeing diverse groups? I can’t quite put my finger on it. Well, I’ve been here almost 2 weeks now and I don’t really bother to step foot into any stores or restaurants without my husband, who is Caucasian as well.

Went in looking for a single serving bottle of Cranberry Juice, which seems hard to find in Cedar City! I would think that a supermarket would have that.
The prices were higher than other places I’m used to.
It was a clean and friendly environment to shop.
I would stop there again.

An ok at something’s neighborhood market, below average on something’s. The staff is fine, inside appearance is fine. I recall being in this store years ago visiting family. Prices are high. Many of the items we purchased are much less expensive elsewhere.

Beware of the fine print! I came in to pick up some sunscreen and was pleasantly surprised to find a huge selection with tons of discounted prices.
What a great deal… or so I thought. Imagine my surprise when the checker rang up my purchase at a full $ 2 more than sticker price for my 3 oz tube.
Turns out that I needed a special in-​store coupon to get the discounted price. This was listed in microscopic print on the price tag. The coupon, of course, was nowhere to be found. :(

Your garden-​variety, ginormous American supermarket. Nice selection of products. Friendly staff. They broke a family-​size pack of burger patties for us, since we only wanted two. Good place to stock up for grilling/​picnicking.

I went to this market last March… and probably will be here in about 2 weeks with Thomas Jefferson. It serves it’s purpose and has GOT TO be your best bet at finding anything remotely gourmet. I had brought up my Panini grill to make sandwiches for us but of course waited until we were in Utah to purchase… meats, fresh basil, tomatoes, avocados and the bread for our panini’s. I also was making enchiladas for Thomas’ birthday up there so I had to purchase tortillas and enchilada sauce… I don’t think they had enchilada sauce =/​but what the HEY? I’M IN FLIPPIN UTAH right??? what did I expect but they had the black olives, green onions/​scallions and basic monteray jack & cheddar cheeses so they get a «star» for that!
They did not have a HUGE selection of gourmet items but I had called ahead and spoke with someone who was more than willing to order certain types of meat because they knew I would be coming up. I wanted heirloom tomatoes, rosemary-​olive bread, sun-​dried tomatoes and specialty cheeses. The Deli person was very enthusiastic.
I don’t recall the wine selection being spectacular… good thing I had brought PLENTY from California and Washington State :)
Here is the thing I’m picky when it comes to food and we will be returning first week of April so I’m sure they will see me again.
Respectfully Reviewed

Nothing special about this market, serves its purpose. But it was the second market of the trip to give us a funny thing to repeat to each other.
As we were checking out, a (I think) Japanese man who was part of a tour group was trying to get a checker to understand that he needed a refund for the purchase of a fridge pack of Pepsi he made a few moments earlier. But all he could manage was «Can not allowed on bus», which she couldn’t even understand, let alone make the leap to him needing a refund.
We left before it was sorted out, but we had fun with «Can not allowed on bus» for a while.