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Swig

St. George, UT • ★ 4.4 (811 Google reviews)

2010
Inside Swig
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The Story

Swig started in St. George in 2010 with one idea — fountain soda over pebble ice with cream and syrups — and turned it into a Mountain West institution. The Boulevard shop is where the pilgrimage belongs.

From the Counter

Recent Google reviews

  • Katrina Thompson

    ★ 4 • 2 months ago

    Normally we love this swig but the last few times we've gone they have been skimpy on the soda. We got two drinks both are like this

  • Bonnie Ye

    ★ 4 • 11 months ago

    My kids would not leave UT without stopping at a Swig. They have an extensive menu and an option to customize. We got six different drinks to try. The verdict is that Texas Tab and Endless Summer are the winners. The price listed is a starting point and each item is an additional cost. I figured it out afterwards lol It’s good for the experience but i wouldn’t come by regularly as they are soda/sugary drinks.

  • Whitney Snow

    ★ 1 • 6 months ago

    I really want to support this location because it’s within walking distance from my work, but they seriously mess up my order every. single. time. My last straw was tonight when I ordered a Strawberry Breeze with flat water, but they made it with sparkling, so I went back, and in the new one they didn’t put any strawberry syrup? It ruined the drink, and I couldn’t deal with going back a third time. The staff is nice, but these are not cheap drinks, so the inconsistency makes this location not worth it.

  • hope thomas

    ★ 2 • a month ago

    My mom and brother went to go get drinks the other day, not sure the specific day. Drinks amazing as usual, but my mom and brother came home defeated. The staff was completely disrespectful to my mother. She is sick and her voice is basically gone. My brother in the passenger seat was trying to help order, but this staff member (unsure of the name of the staff member). Kept telling my mother to “speak louder” with a tone. Not the “oh I’m sorry I didn’t catch that” but the “speak the hell up” tone. Honestly never going to come to this location again after hearing how my mother was treated. Do better