There's a unassuming place serving up sandwiches and information on bees that you may not be aware of unless you've been a long-time resident of Hurricane. Muddy Bees Bakery looks simple from the outside, but inside is a bee wonderland.

Tasty Treats and Local Honey Delights

This is one of those places the locals know about and you feel like you found a treasure when you discover it. Muddy Bees Bakery sells locally made honey and it comes in all kinds of flavors if you like.

Locally produced honey in all kinds of flavors. dhiatt
Locally produced honey in all kinds of flavors. dhiatt
Locally produced honey in all kinds of flavors. dhiatt

I purchased the cinnamon and maple flavored and was sorely tempted to try the whipped huckleberry. But they don't just have honey, they have the whole hive. There is a beehive displayed in the store with bees crawling through a clear pipe to the roof.

There is a live beehive in the store with bees climbing to the roof. dhiatt
There is a live beehive in the store with bees climbing to the roof. dhiatt
There is a live beehive in the store with bees climbing to the roof. dhiatt

Indulge in Sweet Bakery Goodies

It is an educational display and interesting to look at. There is also a bakery with all kinds of tasty treats including cinnamon rolls, pies, and breads. If you are looking for a delicious gluten free option, this is the place.

Sandwiches made to order. dhiatt
Sandwiches made to order. dhiatt
Sandwiches made to order. dhiatt

We bought a couple of sandwiches that were tasty and the price was very reasonable. You can build your own the way you want it. It starts at $5.99 and was worth it. My wife got the whole wheat while I had it on sourdough.

Read More: You Might Not Be Getting the Fastest Route When Traveling in Utah

It is always good to find a place a little off the beaten path. Next time you are in Hurricane, take the time to stop at Muddy Bees. It is a hidden gem in a town that is home to a lot of good places to eat.

LOOK: 15 formerly popular foods in America that are rarely eaten today

Stacker researched the history of popular foods, from Jell-O salads to Salisbury steak, and highlighted 15 that are no longer widely consumed.

Gallery Credit: Stacker

More From Star 98