Tony's is the place in Ogden! Their Meatball sandwich is Amazing! The ravioli is tasty too, same…read morewith the Chips. This is a great idea for food!

Went to Tony's today and they have changed the ground beef on their pizza to processed salty things…read morethat don't taste like ground beef and are totally disgusting. I have eaten there since the 1960's, but probably won't be back as they have made so many changes to their pizza that it taste nothing like the original Tony's piz

This Olive Garden was a nice experience. We had to wait a bit for our server but they let us know…read morein advance and she brought bread promptly. We ordered the scrimp scampi and the steak and Calabrian chili shrimp pasta. Both were fresh and tasty and the soups were delicious (chicken and gnocchi could use a bit more flavor). The manager also made a note to ask how everything was and ensure our experience was positive. Overall good service, solid food, nice cozy atmosphere. A nice spot to stop at for a casual lunch

Olive Garden Layton -- Disappointing Experience…read more I usually enjoy Olive Garden and have always appreciated the friendly service and the little touches that make you leave with a smile. Unfortunately, my recent experience at the Layton location was very disappointing. We were seated in an area that was quiet and pleasant, but it seemed that no one knew we were there. We waited a long time for someone to come to our table and even went to the front to let them know we were waiting for service. When our server finally came, she apologized and explained that no one had told her we had been seated. After that, she took our order and brought the soup and salad. I was very hungry, but the wait for the entrée was also unusually long. By the time my food arrived, I was already quite full from the soup and bread and could only eat a small amount. Unfortunately, the delays continued after the meal. I paid the check at the table and then waited a long time for water and boxes for my leftovers. We were actually getting quite cold sitting there waiting. Eventually, the woman who had seated us walked by, and I asked her for boxes. What bothered me most was that there was no real apology for the repeated delays. When I asked for a mint, she looked at me like I was asking for gold. I was given one mint. That may seem like a small thing, but Olive Garden has always been known for those little generous touches that make customers feel appreciated, so it was especially disappointing. I love Olive Garden's food, and I have had many good experiences at other times. I'm sharing this because I hope management will take this feedback seriously. The food is good, but attentive service and making customers feel cared for are just as important. I hope my next visit will be a much better experience.

My husband and I haven't been to Chuck-A-Rama in years, but we had a great experience on our recent…read morevisit. ​Sophia at the front greeted us warmly and then handled a very angry customer right after us with total grace, poise, and effortlessness. She kept her dignity intact while preserving the customer's as well. ​Sarah was our server and she was phenomenal. Even though she looked like she was running the entire dining area solo, she was fast, attentive, and made sure every guest felt taken care of. ​The food was standard buffet fare as expected, but everything was kept clean and well-stocked. Top-notch service from both of these ladies made the trip completely worth it!

Walking into Chuck-A-Rama feels like stepping into a promise. The food looks good. The trays are…read morefull, the colors pop, everything is arranged like it's about to deliver comfort, nostalgia, maybe even a little joy. And then you taste it. That's where the illusion quietly collapses. I've been here more times than I care to admit, each visit fueled by the same irrational hope: maybe this time will be different. Maybe this time something will actually land. Something will have flavor, texture, intention. Something will feel like it was made, not just assembled and kept warm. It never does. What you get instead is a lineup of food that looks like it remembers what seasoning used to be, but chose to move on from it. Meats that surrender before your fork even touches them, not from tenderness but from exhaustion. Sides that exist in that strange middle ground where they aren't offensive, just... empty. Like they forgot their purpose halfway through cooking. And the consistency? Impressive, in the worst way. It is reliably underwhelming. That takes effort. That takes commitment. At this point, I don't even pretend I'm there for a full meal anymore. I've adjusted expectations all the way down to survival mode. I go for the salad. Crisp lettuce, safe choices, no emotional investment. It's the only section that doesn't feel like a gamble. That says everything. Because when a buffet--a buffet--loses your trust on hot food, something fundamental has broken. Buffets are built on abundance and satisfaction. This one delivers abundance, sure. But satisfaction never quite shows up. You leave full, technically. But it's the kind of full that feels like a missed opportunity. Like your stomach showed up ready for a meal and got handed a placeholder instead. I don't think the problem is effort. I think it's standards. Somewhere along the line, "good enough" became the goal, and then even that got negotiated down. And here's the part that stings a little: it doesn't have to be this way. The setup is there. The volume is there. The people walking in the door are ready to enjoy it. They just don't get to. Until then, I'll be at the salad bar. Quietly lowering expectations, one plate at a time.

The pizza did not disappoint! The combination of toppings worked beautifully with regard to the…read moreWise Guy, and the Greek pizza. The crust was cooked to crunchy perfection just the way I like my pizza. I could tell that the ingredients used on the pizza were fresh and of good quality. The Blueberry Lemon custard pizza was a pleasant surprise on the taste buds to top off my meal. I will most definitely be back to eat at this pizzeria again when I come back to town.

I am not from the area but I ordered takeout pizza a year ago based on reviews of the restaurant…read more It was pretty good. While picking up my pizza that time, I noticed that the other food options being served looked pretty good. Fast forward to today where I'm back in town and decided to revisit the restaurant but eat in. The problems started right as we walked in. When we arrived we were told that it would be a 25 minute wait. Ok, no problem, it's Friday night. What we weren't told was that we could order and THEN it was a 25 minute wait for the food to be cooked. This was confusing because we aren't locals and I had to ask for clarification. When ordering as a party of three, two wanted a beer. We were told that the orders had to be separated to sell two individual beers. Weird, but ok. I ordered a Vesuvius calzone for me, Mac and cheese with bacon for my husband and the blueberry lemon desert to take home plus one beer. Our friend ordered wings, the Vesuvius and a beer. The rest is well, just plain bad restaurant practice. This was the next 40+ minutes (after our 30 minute wait): 1-Vesuvius out for our friend. Lukewarm at best. 2-Almost 10 minutes later- barely warm Mac and cheese with pieces of cold bacon on top. The bacon was basically the thin precooked kind they sell at Costco. 3- About 10 minutes later. Lukewarm wings with barely any sauce. We share the mac and cheese for another 15 minutes while waiting for my calzone and finish it and still waited several minutes after. 4-Vesuvius #2 comes out and is not heated through- I stick my finger in the center and did not feel any significant warmth. There was only a single small meatball cut in half in the entire thing. The crust was soggy throughout from the sauce and likely from sitting and cooling behind the counter. My friend had the same issue with his. We were all hungry and collectively decided to just eat what we got because we knew it would be another hour for fresh food or they would probably just microwave what we had if we took each item back up as it came out lukewarm. If the food had been served hot it would have probably been good. Getting our food served all together would have been not only appropriate but would have made the meal a better experience instead of having to go up to the counter four times. Well make that 5 because I had to go ask for the dessert to be made - (while I saw at least four employees standing around in the kitchen area ‍ ) that dessert was the best part of the meal and the only reason for the 2nd star. Last note regarding the beer- I saw pitchers of beer being taken to patrons which confused me because I was told "we're not a bar" when we tried to order a beer each for 2 people. I did ask about this when leaving and was told that as long as there were more than one person with ID they could order a pitcher. A pitcher is double the size of 2 individual pints. Makes zero sense that one pitcher with the equivalent of at least 4 beers can be served for 2 on one ticket but 2 individual beers cannot. Worse is that the guy at the counter didn't even think to suggest ordering a pitcher as an option. The whole counter order /pick up yourself is definitely lacking for a sit down meal at a restaurant that's not fast food. Beer is the only thing served to the table by staff. It's compounded by the fact that you have to go up multiple times to get each item and listen as other food is going out to other orders in between. Not getting hot food is terrible considering it appears that the food is served as soon as it's ready. I literally thought the restaurant must have had issues with someone getting burned by food and they were intentionally not heating food up. I also don't think it is unreasonable to expect that 2 exact calzones ordered at the same time can't be prepared and served at the same time. Pros for the restaurant- it has a nice atmosphere and very reasonable prices. The portion size on the calzone was large and shareable.

Hug-Hes is always a good experience. The service was prompt, the restaurant is nice and clean,…read morestylish, (as is the broader area) and has easy parking around. The food is always fresh as well and tasty, this time around we tried the short rib with mashed potatoes and steak fries, it was tender, had a nice sauce, and the fries were fresh. My summer salad with chicken was also very fresh and has a variety of topping which made is memorable and I know I'll be craving it. A great spot everytime we go and will definitely be back for more.

The fish and chips is absolutely delicious and the cookies are dynamite. I would definitely…read morerecommend going to eat at this Cafe. Everyone is very nice there as well.

I just wanted to update my previous review to say that I went back to Thai Khao Kaeng Express and…read morePizzeria again, and again, and AGAIN! TBH, it was due to some of the amazing photos you all took on here, so THANK YOU for that!! Absolutely nowhere I have been to does Thai food like this place, and the for the extremists such as myself; Thai Spicy! This place has got to be the best in Utah for a lot of different reasons. Their attention to detail, spiciness, and fresh food is what keeps me coming back again and again! Very addictive. If you are on the curious side but don't want to spend a fortune, I highly recommend their lunch special: Any Two Entrees Lunch which comes with a medium (20 oz) beverage of your choice, an egg roll or a cheese wonton, and your choice of different Curry's and Stir Fry's. I always mix & match and pick one curry and one stir fry to try out the flavors. Curry and Stir Fry comes with your choice of protein: chicken, pork, or beef (for a small additional fee). So far I've tried the Red Curry, Green Curry, Pineapple Curry, and Panang Curry. In regards to the Stir Fry's, I've tried the Black Pepper (OMG...ask for Thai Spicy if you can handle it...Sooo delicious)! Thai Basil Stir Fry and Cashew Nut Stir Fry are equally as good. The Sweet & Sour Stir Fry definitely has a different sauce taste compared to other establishments. Not necessarily my fave, but there really isn't one dish that you can go wrong with. I've also tried their Beef Salad which was abundant in both fresh vegetables and beef. You also can request your spice level on the dressing...so of course I went with the spiciest that they could make and it was fabulous! It also includes a side of white rice. I'm beyond impressed with this restaurant and wish that I lived closer to it. I'd be there everyday (they are closed on Sunday). I can't recommend them enough and I sincerely thank the owners for always doing the best they can to meet my extremely high spice level. 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE!

Who could resist trying a place that has Thai food AND pizza?…read more I love Thai food and I like pizza, so the thought of ordering a Thai pizza was really intriguing. After looking at their rating, we had to try it. We ordered the Thai Pizza , Tom Yum Kai, and Pad Thai. The server brought the condiments which included Parmesan cheese, red pepper flakes, soy sauce, Sriracha, Hoisin Sauce, and chili oil. What a combo! What a nice surprise! Who would've thought that curry and pizza would go together? Pad Thai was really good. Lots of flavor and very fresh ingredients. Tom Yum Kai has just the right amount of spice and was incredibly flavorful. You can taste the lemongrass and a hint of fish sauce. We also ordered the chicken satay. Hints of curry and the peanut sauce was one of the better ones we've had. Give this place a chance. You'll be pleasantly surprised!

My co-workers and I came here for lunch. We were seated immediately and our waitress was on her A…read moregame! We never had to wait for refills, our food was brought out promptly, and served perfectly. I got the 6oz sirloin, medium rare, with fries. Very good!! The ambiance was very casual. I'd definitely go back!

We joined the wait-list online and didn't have to wait long at all once we arrived. It was busy and…read morevery loud inside, but that's a Texas Roadhouse thing! The hostess and waitress were both friendly and nice. Our food was good and hot. The steaks were cooked great, medium rare as we requested. I had to dock a couple stars because we realized they forgot my side of loaded mash potatoes. We were distracted because they brought the shrimp out separate from our dinner since it wasn't all ready at the same time. It was busy. We will give them another try in the future.

Erica and Scott were excellent with service…read more The pizza shop is spotless. The pizza shop is super clean and inviting. The pizza is excellent. Don't waste your money on the national chains. Best mom & pop pizza in Layton.

Professional staff and definitely a solid product…read more I'd like to see their prices come down.