We attended a wedding luncheon and reception at Grove Station and had mixed feelings about the…read moreexperience. The location itself is beautiful--the setting against the mountains is genuinely stunning, especially around sunset. The space is thoughtfully decorated, the seating was comfortable, and the soda station was a standout detail that guests really enjoyed. Overall, the aesthetic and atmosphere are very charming. However, the biggest issue--and unfortunately the one that defined the experience--was the sound. The indoor acoustics are extremely poor. The space functions like an echo chamber, with noise bouncing off the walls to the point where even casual conversation becomes overwhelming. Despite the use of a microphone, the speeches were nearly impossible to hear clearly, especially with a subpar sound system. Additionally, as the sun set, light streamed intensely through the upper windows, making it difficult to see key moments. Between the lighting and the acoustics, many guests ended up spending most of the event outside just to be able to talk and hear one another. Parking was also somewhat limited, though the location itself is convenient. It's a visually lovely venue with a lot of potential, but the sound issues indoors are significant and would need to be addressed for events like weddings where hearing speeches and connecting with others is essential.

Grove station is an event venue, a hangout space and a soda shop-all in one. I attended a community…read moreconcert here recently where the band played outside and the audience was both indoors and out. The acoustics are better outside; once you go inside it echoes quite a bit. It's a small space, but they do a nice job to make it inviting and attractive. The soda shop has an impressively large menu and they will also whip up whatever you can create-so you're sure to find something you like. I'm looking forward to attending other events here in the future.

I've always loved the vibe of downtown Provo, which is an unpopular thing to say, since hating on…read moreUtah County is a beloved hobby of many Salt Lake County folks. However, I appreciate the uniqueness of the small businesses and the slower pace. Sure, I miss the occasional cocktail, but I also don't mind dry entertainment. Last night's adventure brought me to a live music event here at Velour. I did a little research ahead of time and learned that seating is extremely limited, as is the parking. So come early, in comfy shoes, and set your expectations accordingly. The ambience inside is sort of dark, moody and intimate. There's a dramatic feel to the place, without any (obvious) drama. Doors didn't open until 6:30, and there was a line along the sidewalk of folks waiting to get in. That added to the "big city" feel of the place, even for a not-so-big city. The acoustics were good, if not a tad loud. (Yup, I'm showing my age.) The lighting was colorful and energetic, not just a boring stagnant few slights. I would likely return to see a lively act that I'm really interested in-someone that I wouldn't mind standing in a crowd of people to watch.

My family and I saw "Lantern By Sea" a few weeks ago and the venue was just right! The lighting and…read moretech for the band was amazing and really kept us going throughout the concert. Everyone was kind and considerate. 14 year-old friendly! Thanks for a great night!

What a amazing dinner experience. First of all the decor is beautiful but cozy. The staff is…read morefriendly and efficient. The menu makes it difficult to choose. All the food is made from scratch and is very flavorful with a little difference from the American box style menus. I'm a picky eater.. like a five year old. I loved it. The price for eating there is very reasonable. They do have a child's menu, but I would encourage parents to get their kids to sample the adult dishes. We are not locals, but will definitely come back again if visiting in the Zion National Park area again. Note... they are closed on Mondays.

This place was such a cute random find. Vena was so sweet and so helpful. This place used to be a…read morebank turned coffee shop. Old antique vibes with lively plants and colorful decorations. This place is SUPER supportive of local business owners that they have their products advertised all throughout the store with their Venmo's near them for purchase. My sister and I got 2 drinks and the pulled pork toast. But unfortunately I did not get to take pictures. Drinks were exactly what we needed after a 1 hour drive and the pulled pork toast was DELICIOUS!

Stumbled onto this FUN establishment. Love how eclectic and the vibe of the shop. Had the…read moreStrawberry Balsamic Toast great taste and flavor. Highly recommend this fun shop.

Josh was so helpful! My Husband and I played the Provo Crime Room and he helped us remember things…read morewe forgot along the way. 10/10 experience!

We've done several escape rooms, so I feel like we know the drill and what to expect. Each one is…read moreunique in that the clues are different, the room setup is themed and you never know just what type of puzzles or challenges you'll have to master to get out. This room started out great-we did the Lair of Lunacy and were appropriately briefed that we would start in the dark and what we specifically needed to "solve" to get out. (I'm purposely leaving out details to not give anything away.) Part way through our time, we came across a clue that was very robust and even had some directions that should have led us to solving that piece. One member of our group spent a ton of time on this one challenge and grew increasingly frustrated with it. He knew how to solve it, but it was not leading anywhere. Another part of the room had a similar clue that looked to be well-thought out and complex, but it never morphed into anything that would help us proceed. We eventually made it out of the room and asked about those two clues. We were told that they were both "red herrings." We believe that they were originally part of the game and that some of the components malfunctioned and they had to remove those clues. You can still get out of the room, obviously, but those items were major time wasters. I understand placing things to add confusion and that not everything leads you to a clue, but these were so complex and "in your face" that I truly believe they were originally part of the game. It's too bad, because what we think they were supposed to do would have been really cool.

This was our first visit to this Labyrinth games location, we had visited the now closed South…read moreJordan location once before. The value is there if you buy the all day pass and spend a few hours exploring the different rooms, otherwise the hourly rate is a little high. It's in the same building as Airborne and a combo pass can be purchased to enjoy both. Overall we had a lot of fun! There is a good mix of physical challenges and mental puzzles. A couple of the rooms were not working so that was a bummer but they have plenty of rooms so it wasn't that inconvenient. Our kids really enjoyed it and it's different than your average activity in the area.

SOOO MUCH FUN!! we definitely want to come back but this time with more than just the two of us. It…read moreseemed like online from their advertising you could do 2 people but some of the rooms you couldn't really win it if you didn't have a third person :( (it does say on the sign or screen beforehand how many people they recommend to do it). but overall it was so so fun. they have a good mix of physical and mental games. we loved playground, the laser room, the tiles, and asylum.

Classic has always been one of my favorite outlets to release stress on my most recent visit I had…read morereceived help from one of the staff in the back of the kitchen Bailey who was very prompt and so kind me, she handled my order with a fines that got my wallet to thin out least to say she made my night special. and that's the kind of service worthy for review Thank you Bailey! Take care and Until next time:)))

My daughter attended a year end party here and it is pretty fun down. I don't even know if they…read morewere monitoring the kids coming and going to be honest. It had a skating rink. The skates are older. They had pvc roller skating trainers which were cool but my daughter only put the skates on for 2 min before deciding that's not what she wanted to do. They have several bounce houses. They had mini golf but I didn't get a look at it. Several arcade like games. I didn't order food or drink. If you're into older nostalgic skating places this is for you! I think there's one closer to our home so I doubt come this far again.

We bought the groupon for 6 and went over there on a Saturday. We were a bit disappointed by the…read moreset up. It is an RV in the middle of the parking lot. We were 12 to solve all the puzzles and to get out of the room, which was way too many people. I would strongly recommend booking the whole room for yourself. Puzzles are pretty easy and we were expecting something a little more elaborated. We had fun because we were together but it just feels like they try to put as many groups/people as possible in this truck/day. And gosh.. Please put more AC. 12 people in one small room..we were dying! I have done similar eskaped rooms before and I would not go back to this one..

Super easy to work with from booking through the actual experience. We were doing a work activity…read morefor team building and it was perfect to have the experience brought to us instead of spending time with our group traveling somewhere and back. The puzzles were interesting, though our group of 10 people solved everything in just over 30 minutes (for a 45 minute room designed for 12 people). We're told that we were an exception, so who knows. We all had a blast and were able to talk about communication and team strengths afterwards. This was perfect for what we needed.