Service is minimal! You're basically doing everything for yourself except cooking it…read more They require you to order by phone from your table BUT you have to be ready so you don't keep them waiting and only on person orders The cushions are bench seats that need new springs: you have to scoot in to sit passed the sink hole! I thought one was a one-off, but after trying 3 booths, I realized it's just the way it is. They weren't busy but food from previous customers was on the neighboring table the whole time. Food is ok; basic- not bad (and not great)

Food was good and prepared timely. Service was minimal - without a waiter (phone in order from the…read moretable); not allowing to ask for recommendations from the menu.

This is an unbiased review (the others may also be unbiased, not sure). We were driving from…read moreWyoming to Utah and overshot SLC and ended up glad we did! We ordered the Navajo Taco and a cup of chili and house salad and a beer (which came in a chilled glass! Huzzah!). Service was excellent; younger guy did a fantastic job and even shared some delightful local knowledge about the town! The taco was great. I am pretty sure the beef in the chili was freshly ground from local cows, which is awesome. A must try. My fiance loved his side salad (but tbh, it was a skip for me. Go for gold, get the biscuit or the taco, this is home cooking at its core). Overall, we had a great time and we think you will too.

Small town Nephi has a lovely country restaurant and it's worth a stop. I don't think Lisa's in the…read morekitchen anymore (although I could be wrong!), but whoever is back there does a solid job. Service is friendly and it's got a slower, small town vibe. I enjoyed the clam chowder soup and a salad. It wasn't anything spectacular that you need to go out of your way for, but it's a solid option when you want some comfort food.

LOVE this place! Such a fun little hang out for mommy daughter dates or to get some yummy treats…read more The kids that work there are so nice and have great attitudes. Love it here.

It's the small town version of Yogurtland, and is actually really good. You go in, pick up your…read morelittle container, fill it up with a variety of frozen yogurt flavors, top if off with some candy bits and pay by the ounce. They've got around 10 flavors, and from what I saw on their Facebook page they switch flavors every two weeks. The flavors I tried, yellow cake batter and rocky road, were both great. They've got a lot of toppings, more than I remember seeing at other yogurt joints, and the ones I had were good quality. I really like the fizzy cotton candy things. There price is good as well. I liked that they had a smaller container. Usually I go to a yogurt place, grab the one size container and fill it with more than I want. Here I got the exact amount I wanted and only paid ~$3. They also seem to have a display case for other desserts, but I didn't see anything in them. They've been around for a couple months now though. They've got good indoor seating and great outdoor seating. Overall it's a great small town yogurt shop.

The ice cream is incredible and creamy, they do call it a "creamery". Very reasonable prices on all…read moreitems. Ice Cream, jarred salsas, fresh fruit and veggies. Pies, cookies...I was in heaven! Estate grown produce, Apples etc. This place is a MUST stop if you're driving on Interstate 15.

Amazing ice cream, cherries, salsa, locally made food and apple juice. We got some of the best…read morecherries here, unfortunately not quite time for local cherries as they were imported from ID but so pretty and the stems were still green. Got a medium green salsa that was smoky and delicious. I had the centennial ice cream that had graham cracker swirl, chocolate chip and cherry bits in it. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby, they also have multiple locations throughout Utah. Look them up when you're in Utah for some great local produce and souvenirs.

Was looking forward to trying this place. A little out of the way but great reviews had me curious…read more IT'S UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. Probably the worst meal ever. Ordered hamburger, ham and cheese sandwich with lettuce and tomato and onion rings. We were going to eat in the car and they told us they would bring out to us. After 1/2 hour I went in to check. The burner was out on the fryer so they couldn't do the onions. (You would think someone would have said something). I said ok just do the sandwiches. 20 seconds later they hand to me. I just grabbed and ran. Opened up in the car and burger was ice cold. Sandwich was ugliest thing I've ever seen. 2 pices of Wonder Bread, a slice of grocery store ham, piece of cheese and some mustard. Totally inedible. AVOID. On top of that, the owner, an old guy with long beard, knocks on the bathroom door, 30 seconds after my wife went in asking if she was alright. Scary.

She is very accommodating we love her!! Her shop is so…read morequaint!!! Her food is homemade and delicious.

My family and I check out the Spring City Heritage Day celebration every year in conjunction with…read moreEphraim's Scandinavian Festival. We typically stay somewhere near Spring City, so we get breakfast at Das Cafe. We arrived at 9 AM and while they had several customers, it wasn't as busy as we were afraid of. This was actually my third visit, and it continues to deliver. Unfortunately, they weren't seating outside this time (the outdoor dining area is a gem when they do), but the food was delicious. I ordered a Mormon Mocha, which was really good and my kids loved it too. It actually tasted more like cocoa than a coffee substitute. The Big Max was solid, but I definitely preferred my wife's German Sausage Breakfast, especially with that buttery crispy rye bread. She swapped me her brats for my ham, which worked out great. If you prefer ham over German sausage, it's worth asking if they'll accommodate that for the sandwich. One heads-up for parents: we asked if the animal pancakes were comparable in taste and portion to a short stack, since the cost would have been about the same for two kids. We were told they were, but my mom ordered the short stack and you definitely get more pancake, and we all agreed the texture was noticeably better. Stick with the short stack. And if you haven't tried the signature carrot cake, it's decadent enough for the whole table to enjoy a few bites. Prost!

Food: 4/5 Dessert: 10/5…read moreService: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 This little German spot is a hidden gem in a tiny town. Food was amazing, the chicken dinner was the stand out item for dinner. The only negative, well, maybe two, was that they were out of the cucumber salad and the dill gravy has a horseradish kick that was not mentioned in the menu. Other than that, everything was amazing. DO NOT FORGET TO ORDER THE CARROT CAKE, thank me later.

This place has been on my mind ever since I saw the viral fluffy pancake video on Instagram and…read moretrust me, it lives upto the hype. The moment you enter this place, it has a nice, cute Japanese vibe. It has cute booths to sit and hangout. I ordered cremebrulee pancakes and it was heaven in mouth. They are so soft and fluffy. This place is definitely my go to for pancakes. Hoping to try strawberry pancakes next time. It takes 20 mins to get the pancake but it's totally worth it

I've been to Doki Doki numerous times. I think their best dessert is the crepe cakes. I personally…read morelike the passion fruit and ube flavors. The layers are very thin. They are rich in flavor. It's good to see that they're trying to expand their menu items. However, I think they still need to work on refining some items. I didn't like their croissants much. Not only was the taste just alright, but it was also a mess eating it, because every time you take a bite, the cream in the middle will spill out in all directions. The pistachio croissant I got had zero pistachio flavor. Their drinks are also very, very average, and I would not get those again. I enjoyed the panna cotta though. It comes in a cute bunny shape, too. Most of the times I've gone, the wait time has been long, like 20-30 minutes. Sometimes there would only be one staff who would both take the orders and make them. It won't be a problem if you only choose desserts from the window display though.

Such a cute place! They have a fun variety of goods sort of like you'd find in a farmer's market…read more Fresh bread, fruits, cute home decor, etc. it's fairly expensive though. In the fall they have a great pumpkin selection, and I love coming here for the apple cider slushies with ice cream! So good. The fresh peach shake was a little underwhelming, but the rest of the ice cream is all from the BYU Creamery, which I love! Come check this place out :)

The vibes in here are SO cute. Service was friendly and attentive. Shakes were just okay. For a…read moreplace who markets their fresh fruit shakes so heavily, I would expect them to be the star of the show. I kind of wish it had just been the soft serve and the fresh peaches not blended together. A fun place though, and I will go back to try their other flavors. Could've just been an off day :)

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more I couldn't make up my mind... Burger? Donut? Ice cream? Fortunately, I know a place where I don't have to choose... well, almost! Miller's no longer makes donuts or serves hand-dipped ice cream, but their burgers and thick milkshakes are still worth the ride. Just a short trip north on Highway 89 brought me to Miller's Drive-Thru in Manti. This place was BUSY! The parking lot was filled with local workers grabbing lunch, travelers passing through, and plenty of folks who obviously knew they were in for a great meal. Today's picks: Quarter-Pound Burger Strawberry Milkshake First bite? The burger was hot, fresh, juicy, and dressed just right. Simple, delicious, and exactly what I was hoping for. Then came the strawberry milkshake... thick, creamy, and so good you might need a spoon before you need a straw! Lee's Local Verdict: Worth stopping in Manti? Absolutely! Is there anything better than a great burger and a thick strawberry milkshake? Maybe... the motorcycle ride that gets you there. Fast, friendly service, delicious food, and a full parking lot that tells you everything you need to know. If you're traveling Highway 89 through Manti, be sure to stop at Miller's Drive-Thru. I think you'll be glad you did! Now I'm curious... Where's your favorite place in Central Utah to grab a great burger or an amazing milkshake? And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #MillersDriveThru #MantiUtah #Burgers #Milkshake #UtahEats #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #Highway89 #WhereToNext

Stopped in for some ice cream. My wife liked the cream filled doughnut. I wasn't that impressed…read morewith the apple fritter. It was more like bread than a fritter.