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.

From beginning to end what a great experience!!! So much communication and attention to detail…read more The owner McKay is as kind and thoughtful as any human can be! And helpful! We got a great place at a great deal with great helpers and at the end of the evening we felt like everything had been perfect for our newlyweds. It was beautiful. Thank yous to every person there who helped make our night so special. We would book there again and again!!!!

We just went to a wedding reception there last weekend. It was very beautiful grounds. The ring…read moreceremony went great. The food was terrible and the service was incredibly slow. They were literally cutting rice krispie treats out of the costco wrapper. Tacos were sub par in their ingredients. If you're going to have an event here, bring in your own caterer. It's always been a really great place, not sure if new owners or something, but it isn't the same as it used to be.

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.

Lodging ONLY POV review…read more Good: This is a Beautiful farm house. The esthetics are amazing for your insta and quaint place away from the town for some much needed relaxations. Can be better: So you pay "luxury" price because ofcourse it's a great looking farmhouse. But Amenities are super basic. Coffee: I didn't even know how to use that coffee machine and no creamers. No tissue box. No USB ports. I was afraid to use their towel because their rule book said, "will be charged" if there's stain or do anything else because everything had a potential "charge" The sheets were so thin I was afraid barely sleeping on them would make a hole, luckily no holes!! I am so used to staying at hotels and having these basic amenities, i thought they would be normal (my bad on not doing due diligence). But honestly if you are going to charge top prices, would be great to have some basic amenities like single serve coffee machine, creamer, or nicer sheets. Etc. Hope this helps someone to make a decision. Ofc these were my pet peeves, probably wouldn't bother anyone else. I was there to enjoy and not stress about little things!

I went to my friend's son's wedding and have mixed feelings about this place…read more The venue was absolutely gorgeous! The wedding reception took place inside the castle and was beautifully decorated. The wedding planner did an excellent job in setting up the venue. It was elegant and quite magical! I especially loved how we lit giant sparklers as the bride and groom exited to their car at the end of the evening. 5 stars for the venue and decor. The food was a different story....It was awful! All of the guests at our table who had salmon like me agreed it was so salty that it was inedible. We scrapped off the top and ate a little bit of the bottom. I ate mainly just the potatoes and bell peppers (my plate didn't have any zucchini, yellow squash, broccoli, or cauliflower like some of the other plates). Plating was bad, needless to say. The food was a disappointment, but overall, we had a great time. This was the most fun wedding I've attended in a long time. The castle was beautiful and the landscape outside was picturesque. It's the perfect place for a dreamy wedding, aside from the food. We were happy with the alcohol and dessert bar, so all is good!

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.

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.

Having a great "school night out"--kids having so much fun and living the black outs and music!!read more

We went to coconut cove today and I was not impressed. It was very dirty. Grime everywhere,…read morewashers/nuts on the ground in the play area, the little foam blocks were missing the part that actually connects (ripped or bitten off), and the play balls we're grey with grime. I know kids are tough on things, but it was dirty and it's not safe to have screws or washers or nuts laying on the ground. I appreciated that adults are free and the snacks are affordable, but we wouldn't be back.

As a very sensitive person spiritually, the vibe and energy of this place did not sit well with me…read moreor my husband and friend. I felt sick the entire time I was there, once I left the property it's like my soul could finally breathe and I felt better within 5 minutes. This place is super tiny too. The prices on their tvs for food and drinks are wrong as we got charged more than what was advertised on the screen even after we told the lady that it's cheaper on the screen and got a reply of "oh well we haven't changed it yet".... Kidstopia and Hangtime is WAY better and has way better vibes/energy.