The One & Only

The One & Only in St. George

The One & Only is a neighborhood bar and dance hall at 64 North 800 East in St. George, a few blocks east of downtown. The bar describes itself as a place founded to bring people together, with pool tables, a large dance room, DJs and karaoke. It is 21 and over.

Pool, Dancing and Karaoke

The bar has several pool tables and a large dance floor, which sets it apart from the cocktail lounges and brewpubs downtown. Karaoke runs on Wednesdays from 8 p.m. to midnight and on Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., according to the bar's website, and the bar also hosts DJs. The drinks list centers on beer, including craft beer, with snacks and comfort food. Groups can request event bookings through the bar.

Hours

The One & Only's website has listed opening at noon and closing at 1 a.m., but its posted hours have varied, and the site was not loading when this listing was checked. Call (435) 673-9191 or check the bar's Facebook page for current hours before you go. Utah law ends alcohol service at 1 a.m.

East of Downtown St. George

The bar sits just north of St. George Boulevard on 800 East, a short drive or rideshare from the bar district around Ancestor Square and Main Street. With pool and a dance floor, it is a different kind of night from the cocktail lounges and brewpubs downtown.

Utah's blood alcohol limit for driving is 0.05, the lowest in the country, so plan a ride home. Rideshare is available across St. George, and the distance from downtown is short.

The region's climate shapes when people go out. From October through April, mild evenings bring both locals and visitors from Zion National Park, Snow Canyon State Park and the area's golf courses out at night. In summer, highs regularly pass 100°F, and the crowd arrives after the sun goes down.

Pool Halls and Dance Floors in a Growing Town

St. George's population has grown quickly, and much of the new nightlife has opened downtown as cocktail lounges and brewpubs. A neighborhood bar with pool tables and a dance floor offers something different: a place to play a few games, sing karaoke or dance with friends. It is a different kind of night from the lounges and brewpubs around Ancestor Square.

Getting There

The bar is a few blocks east of the Main Street and St. George Boulevard intersection. With Utah's 0.05 limit, rideshare is the better plan for the ride home.

Know Before You Go

Utah bars are 21 and over, and minors cannot enter. There is no membership requirement; Utah's private-club system ended in 2009. Draft beer in Utah is capped at 5% alcohol by volume, and stronger beer is served only in cans or bottles. Bottles of liquor and wine are sold only at state liquor stores, which close on Sundays.

More St. George Bars

See our ranked list of bars in St George, Utah and the St. George nightlife guide for more places to go out.