TwentyFive Main Cafe And Cake Parlor

This place used to have great food and cupcakes. I think they must have changed recipes. The Alfredo sauce tastes like thick miracle whip, yuk. Bread has no flavor. I don’t recommend this place.

I won’t go there again. Slow service! Finally a waitress delivered the wrong order.

For kids I suppose this place is «hip,» service sucks, food is microwaved, and generally there is a weird odor…

I’ve visited this place several times since it first opened and only sold cupcakes at the time.
I’m not a big cupcake fan, but hers are so yummy, they can make a convert out if me.
Despite some of the reviews below stating they weren’t fresh, l’ve never been disappointed, even after my cupcakes sat a day. They didn’t get hard or stale, tasted just as good. They have different flavors they make on different days. The cake part is lovely and moist, and her icing/​frosting is heaped high on top, with an almost equal ratio to the cake.
They cost over $ 2 per cupcake, but the price is reduced after 6:00, l think. Next morning, any leftover cupcakes are sold for a dollar each.
We went there yesterday in the morning when they’d just opened and waited 10 minutes for the fresh first batch of the day. Well worth it. Her special was Almond Joy cupcake with a chocolate cake, topped with coconut frosting and melted semi sweet chocolate poured on top and garnished with toasted almonds. So good. Her little mini salted caramel cheesecakes were DA BOMB.
I have had their paninis and salads in the past. They were very good, fresh basic fare, but tasty.
The girls that serve and work there have always been very friendly and accommodating. It’s not been my experience to think they’re talking about their customers or are stuck up, as previous reviews state.
The décor is very whimsical and cute in there, and it’s clean.
Go for the cupcakes. stay for a bite of breakfast or lunch and a taste of local art and happenings in the area.

A popular little lunch spot serving soups, sandwiches, pasta, and pizza, and cupcakes as well. The food was pretty good, and the service was nice too even though it was really busy. I like that they showcase work from local artists on the walls as well.

I go to 25 Main literally every time I visit St. George (about twice a month). It’s definitely my favorite place to eat in town! In my opinion there are no better cupcakes in the world. My husband always gets the white pizza and I get the chicken pomodoro… always make sure to get a side of Alfredo with anything you order because they make it there and it’s the bombdiggity!!!

Great breakfast frittatas and herbed potatoes. The huevos rancheros is my favorite, and the orange blossom cupcakes are amazing. Everything is fresh made and delicious!

Still very good food and friendly staff. But apparently the kitchen is the slow part. Our last 11:30 am breakfast took 25 minutes to be served, with only 2 or 3 small tables before us. Would visit more often if the food was served just a bit faster. Sometimes it comes out in 10 minutes or so, but sometimes just too slow during non-​busy times.

I love this little place! My favorite cupcake in town (strawberry cream). Delicious coffee. And fantastic service. Just wish it were open Sunday’s.

Literally all the girls who work here are stuck up. You can tell they’re talking bad about their customers. Highly disrespectful and and very unprofessional. I’ll never come back.

Don’t you dare stop here without getting a cupcake. The atmosphere here screams local vibes, especially because they feature local artists all the time. Any of the pastas are going to be a good bet, sometimes the paninis come out a little to dry.
Thy have misters in the summer.
Always playing good chill new indie music

This is not a bad place. It’s very casual which is good for bringing families and groups. IMO, the staff does a good job of being professional, and providing service free of charge for a number of things.
I would like to note again that this is NOT a bad place, it just could be a bit better. And until then I would rather spend a few more dollars to get a better experience just right up the block.
The menu at the restaurant is decent. But nothing really blew me away. I was a little put off that they advertised a «Cubano» sandwich, but it does not contain pork, but rather chicken. To speak of the rest of the items on the menu I feel that they don’t live up to the image they advertise. 3 $ cupcakes and 10 $ sandwiches should be a lot better at this café.
While the food isn’t perfect, it’s about what I expected after I walked in. It’s a homey little place with some character and a style all its own. A lot of people like that and will pay just to be there for that reason.

No gluten free baked items despite them advertised on the website. And no gluten free bread available despite being advertised. Server wasn’t very helpful. Super disappointed

Review for service/​cupcakes: The manager on duty gave us our order (2 large sodas, 6 cupcakes) for free since their credit card machine wasn’t working and we were in a hurry to get back to the movie at the park. Thanks!

Went for a latte and a cupcake. I knew food was going to be iffy from the reviews.
First, they are not setup for hot drinks regardless of the full menu display of them. I’m still stumped how I could place my order, request skim milk, and then 5 minutes later be told my only options were whole milk or almond milk :-/​Seems pretty basic to stock skim milk if you aren’t just selling teas and coffees on the side but actually making a show that they are a major part of the menu.
Second, the cupcake. It was clearly not fresh. I purchased at 11:00 am. It was so dry and crumbly there is no way it wasn’t at least a day old cupcake. I thought cupcakes were their claim to fame, but yuck, it wasn’t even edible. I basically licked the frosting off and that was good.

We went for breakfast at 10:30am. There was one other person who had ordered just before us; otherwise the place was empty. Yet our food took half hour to arrive. Just an omelet and pancakes.
Generally the food was good. But there are better places nearby that are less pricey. Won’t eat here again.

During our recent vacation to Las Vegas, my husband and I decided to take a quick daytrip to St. George as neither one of us has ever been to Utah. I researched beforehand to determine where we should have lunch. Didn’t want anything too expensive, and TwentyFive Main Café seemed to be a pretty popular choice with the locals.
It was kind of a cute little café. Nothing too fancy, very laid back atmosphere. It was pretty busy when we got there (about 1pm), which I always like to see when we are eating somewhere we’ve never been.
Decided on the Smoked Turkey Panini for myself and the White Pizza for my husband. My husband is not a fan of melted shredded cheese of any kind, and the ingredients of this pizza listed no cheese whatsoever (aside from Alfredo, but that’s creamy not stringy). He clarified with the girl at the cash register to be sure. However, when our food was delivered, there was mozzarella all over the pizza. It was such a bummer, as we had already waited 20 minutes for food (they were behind in the kitchen), and now we would have to wait longer for a replacement. I will say, however, that the manager handled the issue very well, as they are now aware the menu description does not say there is mozzarella on the pizza, apologized about it and offered us a free cupcake on a future visit. Sadly, we will never cash in on this as we are not locals.
As for the panini (my husband ended up getting this as a replacement as well — minus the cheese), it was delicious. Turkey, bacon, cheddar, sun-​dried tomatoes, and a very tasty sweet mustard sauce. I got the herbed potatoes as my side, and they were very good. Just a nice comforting, filling meal. My husband was very happy in the end.
We did get an orange cupcake (not with the free coupon; we had already bought it), but it was not our favorite. The cake was very, very dense — not light or airy like we prefer. The icing was good though.
I will say, if we were locals, we would go back to this restaurant and try other things. Other than the pizza fiasco (which was handled to our satisfaction), everything went well.

Super cute bakery with phenomenal cupcakes. Had the chocolate raspberry (employee favorite) on Wednesday and came back Thursday for the peanut butter flavor (per the posted schedule), but apparently it’s popular because it was sold out. Had the banana and the chocolate espresso flavors instead, impressed with those as well– all were incredibly moist and flavorful with luscious frosting! Banana was more like a muffin than a cupcake but frosted, still quite tasty.
Service was friendly and full of smiles, menu also has lunch and light dining options such as soups, salads, sandwiches, and a few pasta dishes. Location is well decorated with local artists work for sale on the walls. Porch seating has misters for hot summer temperatures.

Always looking for a new place to have breakfast when I’m in St. George, and I took the time to try it this morning. It was a very nice breakfast.
When you approach the counter, the menu is mounted on the wall. You give the counter person your order, she gives you a number and a mug if you’re getting coffee, and you take a seat putting your number in a holder on the table. Next, fill your mug with regular or decaf, have a seat, and enjoy!
Within a short time, the woman from the counter brought my breakfast. I ordered the Denver frittata. You have a choice of a small salad or herb fried potatoes. I opted for the potatoes. The frittata has ham, peppers, mushrooms, peppers, and cheese and it’s quite different from frittatas I’ve gotten in the past. It’s cut into four wedges and served on the plate like pizza wedges. I really liked the presentation.
The potatoes have a lot of herbs so if you don’t care for a strong herb flavor, opt for the salad instead. Some of the potatoes were fried a bit too much to the point of being just short of black.
Service was good, the woman who took my order and brought my breakfast was very nice. She was outside unlocking the sidewalk tables when I left and she gave a friendly wave.
I looked at their cupcakes before I left but I’m not much of a cupcake person.

I initially bookmarked TwentyFive Main with the intention of purchasing some cupcakes. When I was finally able to check this quaint little café and cake parlor out, I was a little disappointed by the lack of cupcakes. I only saw one flavor available, and it was fairly early on a Saturday morning. Minus one star for that…
If this was not a cake parlor, it would be a 5 star café in my book. I had the best dirty chai latte I have EVER had here. It was large and spicy yet sweet, with deliciously frothy foam on top. The steel cut oats I had were also quite good. The adorable, sweet employee that took me order asked if I wanted strawberries, blueberries or bananas with it… and didn’t bat an eye when I asked to have all three. And they did not skimp on the fruit either.
A large serving of oats and my latte was under $ 10. It did take a little bit for my food to come out, but St. George is one of those slower paced, sleepy kind of towns, so I expected it. Overall, I enjoyed my breakfast at TwentyFive Main, and would definitely go back the next time I am in St. George. Hopefully next time I will get to try a cupcake!
Note: Closed on Sundays.