We stopped for donuts on our way to Dinosaur National Monument and we enjoyed delicious donuts. We…read morenoticed they were setting out the most amazing salad bar and after the Dino thing decided to stop at Get Grilled for lunch. The salad bar was delicious and fresh, the sandwiches were really good, and the fries were superb. Add in the ice cream and Dole whip and you've got yourself a great restaurant! There were 15 of us and we didn't bog them down, service was great.

This place has some very good doughnuts . Not expensive but very quality doughnuts that taste…read moreamazing. The texture of the doughnuts is amazing.

Great local favorite. The owner is great guy. Always friendly and engaging. The menu is not…read moreexpansive, but it's a favorite for the people who live in town. Foodies need not stop here. Just keep driving through town. The locals will appreciate the seating.

I mean, when they bill themselves as a "lunch counter soda fountain gift shop" you just have to go…read more Because that's exactly what they are. Soda fountain. Lunch counter. Gift shop. All of those things mixed together and twisted and pulled into a sweet singular strand of small town taffy. We bellied up to the bar later than we had hoped, in mid-afternoon. We met the current manager who explained the history of the spot, and while it's a little spotty, they've been around a long time in one form or another. She was related somehow to the original owner and it's passed through generations of families. There are strange gifts, new gifts, a lunch counter, booths, and a small menu board. We came in post-hike and got burgers because of course you get burgers. I can sum up the vibe of the food and the whole experience thusly: ME: "Wow, this tomato looks like it came from the garden." HER: "Ya, we get them from a guy who grows them for us. He's actually my old history teacher." Local, small, quirky, but very very delicious. Simple. I'm off shakes but by dining partner got one and it filled the cavity well. You have to stop in here when in Roosevelt. It's small town history teacher tomato good.

Maybe the best fried rice I have ever had. Curry was subtle and delicious. I had the shrimp and…read morescallop curry.

As a guy that grew up in the 80's would say. DUDE! Megan was right I got the spicy cashew with…read morechicken and shrimp level 3 with fried rice. Loved it. Service was quick and polite. They even had a way to pay at the table so I held on to my credit card the whole time.

Passing through on a slow Sunday morning, I stopped in for breakfast. The sign outside says…read more"Monday-Saturday" but they are open on Sundays too-at least they were when I came by. Huzzah! I found the ambience a little odd-no music and just an eerie feel to it. Maybe that's because I was sitting next to the kitchen and only heard the soft buzzing of a machine. Some old country music could have livened the place up a bit. There was a Christmas tree decorated in patriotic colors with a cowboy hat on top. The food was....ok. Not a ton of flavor. Service was friendly enough, but not overly welcoming. Maybe if you're a regular from the small town, you have a different experience. But just passing through, it was just ok.

Very kind of people, but unfortunately, service was pretty slow because they have a drive-through…read morewindow, serve all the customers in the diner, and take walk-ups for coffee orders. If you are a Utah who likes sugar you might honestly enjoy your experience. But we are from out of town, and don't have that Utahn sweet tooth, so we were shocked by how sweet the spiced iced chai latte (2/5 stars) was. I honestly could only taste the sugar, although I could see the texture of the spiced chai. We also got a caramel iced coffee (3/5 stars) which was palatable to us, but twice the price and not as good as the coffee at Mavericks. But the staff were friendly and I think they're doing a good job with their target clientele, so I'll give them 3/5 stars overall. We would recommend this coffee shop if you're looking to sit and relax and enjoy the ambience, or if you have a sweet tooth. If you're in a rush, try the self-serve coffee at Mavericks across the street.

The Round Robin is one of the best hamburger places in the Uintah Basin. They are only open during…read morelunch a few days a week. When they are open, they are immediately packed because the food is that good.

This place is closed! We tried to stop by and it's vacant. The sign says be back soon, but it…read moredoesn't look good....

Love the options on the menu. Love the meat & cheese board…read more Housemade picklings are awesome. Great selection and f mocktails.

I wish I could give it a 3.5…read more Food was really good - probably one of the better options when stopping in Vernal. Beer was fine, nothing spectacular. Our server (Julia) was very nice, but I still need to take away more than 1 star because the food was so SLOW - my kids were going crazy from hunger. The kitchen needs to figure their ish out.

I accidentally ordered groceries for pickup from here when visiting Zion national park. Not till it…read morewas almost pickup, did I realize my mistake. I called and the employee, Jason, was so kind and understanding. He refunded the items for me. I really appreciate their kindness.

Well stock, clean, close to hotel and sportsman shop next door. Great one stop for travelers.read more

Amazing people who make awesome tasting treats. The cookies are so tasty and the chocolates are…read moreworth seeking out. Additionally, it is such a well decorated store. Worth the visit.

This place is a little gem, in the most unlikely of places. We were traveling in and around Vernal,…read moreand Dinosaur, just a week ago before Independence Day 2018! The store is beautiful, just the right size, and contains the most impressive variety of candy I've seen in one place! I'm a sucker for anything not mass-produced. You can tell the owners make everything here with love. We took with us, and later sampled, a bit at a time: the dark chocolate and milk chocolate salted caramels, the rock candy, dipped oreos, (OMG) the jaw breakers, lego-style sweet tarts, and the taffy. WOW! All of it was great, according to my candy connoisseur-kids, and me, of course! The person working at the time was lovely and talkative, and she conversed with my husband about the nuances of a small town, while I browsed, tempted by most everything I saw. My one regret is that we didn't take more with us to add to our stash! Check this place out and support the best small town, small business that I've ever had the pleasure to stumble across. Your sweet tooth will thank you!