I stopped in last week at lunch time on a Monday and they were busy but still able to seat me right…read moreaway. Because it was so hot out I went for a strawberry salad and asked to substitute steak instead of the crispy chicken. The steak was marinated well and cut very thin so I was able to mix it with the salad well and have steak in every bite. The portion of salad was large and filling, but not uncomfortably so -- just right. The strawberries, greens, and everything else were very fresh and delicious, and I loved the homemade strawberry vinaigrette which wasn't too thick and not watery at all, just a little tangy and not too sweet. The vibe of the place is pretty fun with a free vintage motorcycle museum to walk around a bit in. I took a couple laps around the room before headed out. Overall, atmosphere and staff were very pleasant and I'd definitely like to drop in again and try some breakfast items.

Amazing spot! Food is awesome. The museum collection was unbelievable. Some great pieces and…read moregreat food to follow. Fast and friendly service.

The best American food around! Comfort food at its finest. Fast casual style. Portions are big…read more Everyone loves it! It's my favorite spot to eat in all Provo. I just wish they were open Monday-Saturday & nights too!!!

I purposefully came on Thursday to try the chicken pot pie, and it was so yummy!!! Portion size was…read morepretty big. Inside was so creamy and savory.....it was truly everything I needed and more from a chicken pot pie. This place is so cute and so crowded. It's a hidden gem in Provo, so come try it out if you haven't yet! Great place to bring your family and friends for lunch! (Make sure you know their hours before coming!)

Delicious! The wings were some of the best we had. The Mac and cheese was great. Very comfort food…read more Our server was busy but did a great job. Cute vibe, kind of a hike to the washroom but it's shared with other businesses.

Excellent Service and food. We had a larger party and they were able to accommodate us quickly…read more The server was friendly and it is in a great location downtown. I was pleasantly surprised.

Good old fashion comfort food. This is an all American eatery, no fusion, no exotic stuff, just…read moregood old fashion dishes. Meatloaf had good flavor, but a bit dry. Country fried steak was hearty and tasty. The biscuits were delicious and a must try. The dumplings were the best side dish of all the ones we tried. The country store and the decor makes the whole experience special. Kudos to the company for not trying to modernize it and change the charm.

I and my wife came here for a late lunch. The atmosphere was very country, as one might expect, and…read moreeverything seemed clean and well-kept. The service was friendly and prompt. I ordered some chicken-and-dumplings with three classic sides while my wife ordered a house salad. She liked her salad alright, especially the dressing, while I thought that my meal was marvelous---the chicken-and-dumplings was exquisitely tender and plate-licking delicious, the corn was sweet and tender and buttery, the green beans were hearty and flavorful and satisfying, and the apples were like a delicious apple pie without the crust. And the portions were ample-sized and the prices were great. Altogether, magnificent! I would gladly do this again.

Ava - was amazing! So much fun, great attitude, and had wonderful recommendations!!! Ask for her!read more

I was here for business and had an early start so I couldn't wait for the restaraunts locally to…read moreopen. I came in and was seated immediatley. The server was attentive to my needs, took enough time to have conversation, but also left me to enjoy my meal. Being a restaraunt in a hotel the decor was pretty plain. Open with tables closer together than most would prefer. I really wanted the buffet to get started. Most companies are not as generous as mine giving me a $25 allowance for breakfast, but even at that a $22 buffet does not leave room to leave the server a reasonable tip. They should take this into consideration when pricing. There are many other breakfast buffets that are priced much more favorably and usually have a bigger selection. I opted for the western omlette. It was served with potatos which were fine. The omlette taste fine but was really scrambled eggs with ham and veggies mixed in, cooked, then folded in half and topped with cheese. An omlette with the veggies and cheese stuffed inside a thin egg base is always so much better. Hotel food is usually about convenience, so I got what I expected, decent service, acceptable food and a price point higher than average.

Communal was one of the highlights of our visit to Provo. The service was outstanding, friendly,…read moreattentive, and welcoming from start to finish. The lobster was perfectly prepared, the grilled peaches with burrata were fresh and flavorful, and the risotto with pea purée, asparagus, and parmesan crisp was absolutely delicious. The cheesecake was the perfect ending to a fantastic meal. Great food, great service, and a wonderful atmosphere.

Excellent food, unassuming decor, and absolutely outstanding service!…read more I'll be back! I rolled into Communal late (around 7:45 PM) on a Wednesday night after a long day of travel. I wasn't too hungry so I opted for an appetizer (soy garlic pork bites) and a salad (Snuck Farm salad)... Both were delicious and I was beyond stuffed (pork bites made their way back to my hotel). My waitress, Sage, was a delight and made great recommendations! (Note: The Vespers are delicious.)

Best fish and chips and fresh ‍ lime drinks . French fries are great and so are the onion rings.read more

I haven't been to Glade's since I was a kid and there's probably a good reason why. I stopped there…read morewith my boyfriend for a treat and it was quite the experience as an adult. I was able to park out front pretty easy but backing out onto the busy street was not my favorite thing to do in the dark. There is some parking past the light on the right, I wish I knew that beforehand. The little building is chock full of charm, definitely one of those hole in the wall places that has been around forever. That being said, I didn't find their menu easy to read. It was all over the place and when I looked it up online, it was better but still kind of hard. To order, one of the girls waves you over to one of two windows and takes your order, but doesn't have you pay immediately and when you do get to pay, you don't see the card being charged right in front of you, it's whisked away to the back. So you awkwardly wait around until she calls you over with a very polite "hey you". She will then give you your items one by one as they are ready. So while one person finishes their shake, the next one starts on theirs and if you order fries, it's going to take an extra 30 minutes of waiting out in whatever weather. But they do have white sauce, so that is a point in their favor! I was excited to have my guy try this place and he didn't think it was all that great and I had to agree with him. Our food was fine. The experience was the letdown. Oh and the spoon cut up the sides of my mouth!

I love the thick shakes, crispy fries and my favorite is their pastrami burger. Everyone raves…read moreabout the onion rings and they looked huge, but I am not N onion guy.

We had a coupon come in the mail and I was quite enamored with the idea of a P.O.G. (Passion Orange…read moreGuava) shake so we finally made the trip after staring at the mailer for the last two weeks. The location is very tucked away and the parking lot kinda wonky. There was a sign on the door saying "use the other door" and the other side to this double door also had a sign which was hard to make out from the car so we trekked to the door on the north side by the drive through only to find out it was locked. So we went back to the double door and saw that the hand written paper sign said "use this door" but due to the one tiny bit of tape holding it up and the action of opening the door caused it to flip and not be read properly. The location is so new it almost has that "brand new car smell", it had good signage, plenty of seating and a great retro vibe. We loved the stars on the ceiling! We only wished that the photo of the original location mentioned where it was and that when you sat at the horseshoe table with the individual diner seats that you wouldn't sink so low that your chin was at the table height. When we went to order the boy taking our order had no customer service. No enthusiasm. No hello. Just deadpanned one syllable responses. The shop was empty-there was no rush or need to be rude. We ordered 3 shakes: brownie, heath and my POG. We were pleasantly shocked how large their regular was and the creaminess of the ice cream but the brownie and POG were disappointing. My sister thought her brownie was another heath or chocolate chip because the brownie was so dry. My POG shake had the barest hint of a floral tropical flavor. Will we be back? Maybe, if only to try their pastrami burger.

Don Chuy's Taco Shop was really good. However, the serving sizes are beyond big. Order…read moreappropriately. The prices on the food is really good. I got the Carne Asada fries and loved them. I would say it's a serving size for two or more though. Next time I'm there I'll definitely do some street tacos instead.

I'm not sure what's going on with the last couple orders but they have been really not great or…read moreeven half way decent. Last night I ordered a bacon breakfast burrito with sausage, which ultimately comes with bacon, sausage, eggs, potato, and cheese. The cheese was not even melted. There was hardly any bacon and no sausage as well as no potato. It looked like a Panini breakfast thing. On top of that it wasn't even wrapped up like it normally is and it was just thrown in the container with pinto beans which I did not order. I ordered refried as well as the rice. So my burrito got soggy from the salty pinto bean juice which ultimately did not help. The two street tacos I ordered were very salty, over seasoned. The only good thing about the order was the Tres leches cake, which was actually made by a bakery, so that made a lot of sense. I'm really unhappy with the order that I placed because I come here often and I really like it here but after the past couple experiences, I won't be returning.

There are a LOT of chicken restaurants that have opened up across the valley over the last few…read moreyears, and this is one of the best of them. They're good is fresh and very flavorful. And surprisingly, their kid's meals are big enough for an adult. The food comes out really quick and they don't skimp on the fries (owned by one of the original owners of 5 guys). The staff is really nice and they are willing to accommodate any reasonable requests. The restaurant itself is more modern and clean. There is a lot of seating, but this place is usually filled to the brim, so finding a place to sit can be a challenge during the lunch and dinner rush. It's also open on Sunday's, which is uncommon here in Utah. My favorite item on the menu, and I've literally tried them all, is a Cripsy avo sandwich with a shocker fillet added on! So good!

I had visited this place a while back and it was a pretty good experience so when my cousin came to…read morevisit Utah I invited her to eat here and it was awful. The fries weren't fresh at all, there were puddles of water throughout the restaurant andI kept thinking someone would slip and fall and their tea was rancid. Both my cousin and I felt really sick afterwards because of the tea.