The Sasquatch sandwich is amazing! Phoned our order the day before. Jen was probably the best…read morecustomer service representative I've ever encountered-friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The food was ready when we arrived (also ordered a roast beef sandwich). The store had a good selection of drinks and a nice variety of smoked goodies and other merch.

The perfect little store for all your outdoor needs!! They have the best jerky, smoked cheese,…read moretrail mix, and even serves coffee and sandwiches. It is a great family run business and you will be greeted kindly every time you walk through the door. If you have plans to go hiking/camping in the Uintas any time soon, the Samak Smoke House is a must visit!

We love Mirror Lake Diner. Food is always great, service always friendly. Today I went a bit…read morehealthier and got a salad, it was delish. Had tons of ham, cheese, carrots, tomato and cucumber. They didn't skimp on any of it. It was packed today and we still got a table right away. It is a perfect little mountain diner decorated with pictures for sale taken by a local photographer. Very cool way to display the artists photos. Country fried steak is also bomb, burger is great too. Pretty much all their breakfast is killer.

The Mirror Lake diner is a nice little restaurant. It's on main street and has some great seating…read morethat you can enjoy looking out the window. I got an omelette with country potatoes. I'll do the hash browns next time. Also next time I'm there I'll do an English muffin instead of a scone.

I try not to be real picky when it comes to fast food. It is what it is and I have pretty low…read moreexpectations. This location is new and there are a couple small things that really just hit me the wrong way. First, the drive through. This is a new location and there is a drive through on the side. It is not easily accessible for a few reasons. You have to drive behind the whole building to get to it (this is a strip mall type location) and the turn in to the drive through is so tight I doubt you can get anything larger than a small car through it comfortably. A truck with Quad cab and short bed (mine) took several attempts to get around the corner. And by the black marks all over the curbing, I am not the only one with the issue. I 100% don't mind going IN to a restaurant but if you offer a drive through it should be useful. Second, the tipping. WHY would you ever ask someone to tip BEFORE you serve them? I hand over my debit card, clerk hands me the machine: "insert your card and you can then select your tip." Um, no. I'm not tipping at a fast food restaurant and surely not before I receive and food/service. Food was typical. Good and as expected.

Awesome cheeseburgers and great Salmon it is sooooooooooooooó good…read more Def wood recommend

Popped in for a couple quick items. Clean , large , many items beyond food too…read more In newer strip mall with ace hardware and several other shops . Plenty of parking . It was busy on a weekday mid afternoon. Sadly heard had a " Walmart like effect" on the downtown old market .

Besides the grocery store near my house, this is probably the grocer I visit most in the summer…read moremonths. It's at the base of UT-150, better known as the Mirror Lake Highway, and it's just what you need when you're headed out for an adventure. I've talked about their connection to the highway before (summary: you can buy a $45 annual pass at their service counter) but I need to give them another shoutout. Over the last five years since my second review, I've been in countless times for pre-camp or pre-hike supplies. You know--the things you forget, or the junky things you get just because. I've stopped here for dinner a few times, but if you get there later than about 4pm, the selection of pre-made sandwiches, deli items, etc is pretty slim. And, to be honest, that's one area where I think they can improve. Not just the selection, but the care and quality that goes into those things. I mean, if I had my druthers, I'd stop at a local restaurant for food, but since I often come through town after dinner time on a Friday night after finishing work for the week, I want to get something quick! The magic is also with the gas station in that regard. I almost always fuel up here, even if I already have a nearly full tank. When I head up and out for 4WD adventures, the last thing I want is to have to turn back because of fuel worries. That little gas station just keeps on providing great drinks and a quick fuel. Add that to a grocery store that can help you grab things you may have forgotten (marshmallows!) and you've got a 1-2 punch that preps you for adventure.

We went because of an article in the Park Record back on June 5-7, 2024. We've been meaning to but…read morejust haven't made it until now. The restaurant is further Park City and Kamas than I expected even having checked on the map before driving, just FYI for those thinking this is near PC. BUT as a local Parkite, I did see people I know also dining there for their Sunday Brunch. We had made a reservation, but I guess if you only do it 1 day in advance it's not on the paper they print out, so they weren't prepared for us. And I don't know if they were shorthanded at 4 staff members on the floor (1 was the owner, 2 were waitresses, 1 was a busser), but we waited about 15 minutes to be seated. Despite this, they were all very kind and had good costumer service, just slow. Woodland Biscuit Company is a very small restaurant. During the good weather months they have outdoor seating too, which helps to accommodate more parties. But this is not the place to bring large groups. Of course you come for the biscuits. They offer "first come, first serve" cinnamon roll biscuits but as we were in the late brunch crowd, they were sold out. So we settled on The Messy to split but my son didn't like the granola on top BUT that also didn't stop him from shoving a 1/4 biscuit in his mouth at a time. The rest was good too - eggs and bacon plate (served with a small biscuit), and croquettes madame (on top of a large, flat biscuit).

A long time coming to try Woodland Biscuit. I wish our experience had been better, but now we know…read morethis place is a one and done. Plan on waiting, waiting for them to clean a table, waiting for water (which was Luke warm and disgusting really), waiting for them to take your order, and then waiting for the food. 30 minutes before our order was taken. Once the food came out, two entrees show up, missing two others, then one more came out, still missing mine! I was the last to get my dish. Ugh. We ordered mini biscuits (biscuit cinnamon rolls sold out-bummer), and the beets with yogurt sauce and mini biscuits. The beet dish was not as described on the menu! It was a tostada scrambled egg beet thing, and was just okay. The mini biscuits are delicious, light fluffy, and the jam is divine. The dishes we ordered: Breakfast plate with eggs, bacon and potatoes. They are very skimpy on the potatoes, enough for a toddler, but definitely not an adult. Croque Madam, this was very good. The sauce was excellent, and the biscuit is perfect, but again, very small portion. Biscuit and gravy- amazing sauce, delicious, but any farmer would leave hungry. I got the smoked salmon omelette, small portion, very little salmon, tiny scoop of potatoes. Good flavor, but for the price and the amount of food you get, I'm not sure we will ever come back. I definitely don't recommend going out of your way to come here, because you may be very disappointed like we were. If the wait was quicker, portions were bigger or it was priced better, we would consider coming back. I'm sure they don't need more business so they probably don't mind a less than ideal review.

Caylan and Austin were great. Vibe is super cool and the pricing isn't bad. If you're looking for a…read moregreat spot to eat in Kamas, give them a shot.

At the risk of sounding like everyone else (eg "I've driven by a hundred times, finally decided to…read morestop in, wish I had tried it years ago, and so on") I have to report that, um... I have driven by at least a hundred times and finally decided to stop in on a solo trip the other day. Make no mistake, this is a roadhouse pub. The stickers all over the door, the fact that you walk right into the pool table section, and the roadhouse vibe of the decor and several tables along with the big bar. It's not fancy, it's also not decorated to intentionally look like a roadhouse that's not fancy. It's just exactly what it is. It was a lovely summer day so I sat outside. They have a back patio and I did notice that they have a brand new rooftop/deck. The server told me that they only open the deck on the weekends, usually Thursday thru Sunday, when they have enough demand for it. I got the GOAT burger with onion rings. At $19 for the burger and $2 charge for the rings, they're not exactly giving it away. But you're in beef country up here in Kamas (Samak, technically) where the cattle roam up the highway, so you cannot show up with Sysco patties. Nope, these re real beef, really hand-formed, and really fresh. The beef really sings and speaks for itself, but the addition of fresh cut chiles and smooth goat cheese was a really unexpected pleasure. The onion rings were crispy and it all disappeared in a post-hike haze. The service was super friendly. I was a little worried all this time that it was a locals-only type watering hole but they were plenty welcoming to me. I can't say how the drinks or bartender were since that's not my scene, but everything was super quick and hospitable, though I was there at a very not busy in between meals time. It may be that this place sits between two worlds of tourists and locals. I don't think the local scene can support this, as the surrounding population is sparse. It's certainly not going to buy that new deck. But it's also not some tourist trap. It sits in the middle; the food is too good (and priced) for a larger audience, but the day to day probably sees plenty of locals as well as MLH drivers popping in.

This is my first post on Yelp. Ever. I'm marinating at home in Las Vegas and dreaming of the lush…read morelife. The top of the BBQ list is this joint. I fancy myself a bbq nut job as I'm crazy over bbq. I ordered the #5 FAM meal, add on 1lb of luscious pork and an add on rack of magical ribs. The sides... oh mercy... the slaw stands alone. I don't write reviews but here I am... Order ahead and order a lot. This bbq ages nicely overnight. REAL DEAL !!!

Every time I try to go to lush's bbq I'm disappointed half the time. And it's never because of the…read morefood. I don't know how the owners expect to run a successful business when they are only open 3 hours a month. The food is amazing. top three bbq I have ever had. But if you are planning to go to lush's bbq DEFINITELY have a back up plan. alway Call before you take business clients to lunch here just to make sure they are open.

BEST burgers, fries, shakes, scones and fresh limes in a frosted mug with a sugar rim. Well worth…read moredriving a bit to eat here.

Such a charming classic spot! Love the tables the grease the milkshakes the stools the booth…read moreseating the magazines the puzzles. Everything is old fashioned simple goodness. Had a brownie and Oreo shake and it was so delicious. Want to try their burger and hand-cut fries. 5 stars!!!!

Food and ambiance were definitely authentic Mexican! We loved the Chicken Fajitas and the Carnitas…read morePlate and the green salsa was downright amazing! The only thing holding this back from five stars is they forgot my tortillas for my carnitas and I had to ask for silverware. Understandable given how busy they were though. I'll definitely be back.

decided to stop at this small family restaurant and was highly satisfied. all our food was cooked…read moreto order and everything came out quickly and so delicious. overall the ambiance is chill/casual, and so colorful. i'm so goad we stopped here!