Great local favorite. The owner is great guy. Always friendly and engaging. The menu is not…read moreexpansive, but it's a favorite for the people who live in town. Foodies need not stop here. Just keep driving through town. The locals will appreciate the seating.

I mean, when they bill themselves as a "lunch counter soda fountain gift shop" you just have to go…read more Because that's exactly what they are. Soda fountain. Lunch counter. Gift shop. All of those things mixed together and twisted and pulled into a sweet singular strand of small town taffy. We bellied up to the bar later than we had hoped, in mid-afternoon. We met the current manager who explained the history of the spot, and while it's a little spotty, they've been around a long time in one form or another. She was related somehow to the original owner and it's passed through generations of families. There are strange gifts, new gifts, a lunch counter, booths, and a small menu board. We came in post-hike and got burgers because of course you get burgers. I can sum up the vibe of the food and the whole experience thusly: ME: "Wow, this tomato looks like it came from the garden." HER: "Ya, we get them from a guy who grows them for us. He's actually my old history teacher." Local, small, quirky, but very very delicious. Simple. I'm off shakes but by dining partner got one and it filled the cavity well. You have to stop in here when in Roosevelt. It's small town history teacher tomato good.

The Round Robin is one of the best hamburger places in the Uintah Basin. They are only open during…read morelunch a few days a week. When they are open, they are immediately packed because the food is that good.

This place is closed! We tried to stop by and it's vacant. The sign says be back soon, but it…read moredoesn't look good....

It took 14 minutes between ordering and getting my burger, and during that time period, I did not…read moresee any other food be served (aside from 4 shakes). Unfortunately, my burger was made with mayo (but my receipt said no mayonnaise) so I waited for them to remake it. Somehow five minutes later I got served a cold burger? I was disappointed that the onions were battered, not breaded, but that is personal preference, so no judgement. The kid's size moose tracks shake was good and very smooth (again, that's preference - some people prefer chunky shakes).

Late night, needed to feed a big group. Called ahead and was told they were still open and we could…read morecome in. Got there and was first told we could come in and sit but the lobby was closings. Then told due to staffing they could accommodate our group and that we no longer could come in a they were closed.

Passing through on a slow Sunday morning, I stopped in for breakfast. The sign outside says…read more"Monday-Saturday" but they are open on Sundays too-at least they were when I came by. Huzzah! I found the ambience a little odd-no music and just an eerie feel to it. Maybe that's because I was sitting next to the kitchen and only heard the soft buzzing of a machine. Some old country music could have livened the place up a bit. There was a Christmas tree decorated in patriotic colors with a cowboy hat on top. The food was....ok. Not a ton of flavor. Service was friendly enough, but not overly welcoming. Maybe if you're a regular from the small town, you have a different experience. But just passing through, it was just ok.

Very kind of people, but unfortunately, service was pretty slow because they have a drive-through…read morewindow, serve all the customers in the diner, and take walk-ups for coffee orders. If you are a Utah who likes sugar you might honestly enjoy your experience. But we are from out of town, and don't have that Utahn sweet tooth, so we were shocked by how sweet the spiced iced chai latte (2/5 stars) was. I honestly could only taste the sugar, although I could see the texture of the spiced chai. We also got a caramel iced coffee (3/5 stars) which was palatable to us, but twice the price and not as good as the coffee at Mavericks. But the staff were friendly and I think they're doing a good job with their target clientele, so I'll give them 3/5 stars overall. We would recommend this coffee shop if you're looking to sit and relax and enjoy the ambience, or if you have a sweet tooth. If you're in a rush, try the self-serve coffee at Mavericks across the street.

Food was tasty. Salad bar was large and good quality fresh food. I had the chicken fried steak…read moreand it was well cooked and large, gravy was great. The scone was a friend bread/doughnut, but good (Just don't bring your British Grandma as she may faint). Meal included chocolate cake, Overall great quick service and we would stop here again.

The interior and menu gives off an old fashion / classical American restaurants vibe…read more Staff is friendly but the service is quiet slow. Do not go if you are in a rush. Great place to dine if you want to take your time. Some food variety but limited options for vegetarians/ vegans. Food: --They have a self serve salad bar that's is not too bad. It's mainly kept clean though at later times crumbs here and there. --lunch: got a BLT w/o Mayo. It was ok but would have been better if bread was toasted more & if they had more bread options. --dinner: Salmon steak: I opted for poached and wow I was amazed of how great it tasted!! Would come back for just the salmon. The dressings/sauces were not that good. They forgot to give me a hot roll, but still a very filling dinner plate as it comes with salad bar, potato(or fries), vegetables & dessert. --dessert: Peach Cobbler--got it with a scoop of ice cream. Would have been better or cobbler was warmed up. Didn't have a pie crust rather it was like an oatmeal type of filling with peaches. Wished they used real peaches instead of can peaches.

I've eaten here four times, and this last visit will be my final one. Every single visit has taken…read morebetween 2.5 to 3 hours for dinner. After being seated, we waited about 30 minutes just to place our order. Then came the long wait, we sat and sat and sat. After nearly two hours, the food finally arrived, and my tri-tip was cold. Unfortunately, the consistently slow service and poor experience make it hard to recommend this place. Save yourself the frustration and head up the road to somewhere else. Unless you love LONG conversations, and cold food that is.

Great place for a tender steak and awesome sides. We had ribeyes and the prime rib. All good. Our…read moredaughter's steak was over cooked and our server, Anna quickly took it back and brought out another steak that was perfect. The prime rib was a bit dry, I like mine really juicy. But it is smoked, so I can see why it's on the dry side. The cream corn and beans were outstanding sides. Average price is about $40 a person. We left stuffed and had leftovers. Anna brought out a homemade brownie and ice cream for our daughter on the house to make up for the steak. It was a classy touch. We will be back.

Alright, I've been here twice this week and ordered the exact same thing. I was going to try the NY…read morestrip today; but they were out. My first time there the steak was good and cooked to my request (medium rare is the only way). The mashed potato's and brown gravy were warm and tasty. The salad bar was ok. The lettuce is literally just a head cut up in the back, with zero thoughts of this is a salad, not a burger topping. The service was good during my first visit and mediocre during my second visit. Second visit, obviously as mentioned above, they were out of NY strip so I got the ribeye again. This time the ribeye was unevenly cooked across the steak. I had mushrooms and onions added both times. The mashed potato's and gravy were not warm this time and were bland. The salad bar was in complete disarray, and I had to ask that it be refreshed. It was a lazy attempt and not worth my time or stomach space. Overall, this place is decent but inconsistent. Funny thing about the two visits. Same order, two different prices, by about six dollars. Nothing special on the inside with regard to decor or design. Just a hole in the wall local place. Roosevelt locally owned restaurants need to get it together. If you want a consistent steak, go to the Hideout. Oh, my ribeye was completely untrimmed today. Picture showing the amount of cap fat compared to two pieces of garlic toast. Swains and Christophers are off my list of places to eat due to the inconsistency and price for that. I'm not poor, but I don't like wasting $40 a pop to figure these things out either.

Today my husband and I went to Christopher's thinking that we were going to get a great breakfast…read moreas we had before. But they were not using the same cook and so therefore my over medium eggs one was totally hard. My crispy hash browns were soggy and cold. My bacon thank goodness was crispy. The waitress did not say she was sorry that my meal was not the way to my satisfaction and here we spent what close to $40, maybe 30. What makes a restaurant good is good. Hot food prepared the way The customer has specified. The service should be rated out of a 10 and not a 3!!! Concerning the atmosphere, it's just a simple country Cafe

We shared the chicken chimichanga plate with rice and beans. We really liked the rice. It had a…read morenice garlic flavor in it. The beans were average as well as the chimichanga. Our server was very attentive and did a great job. The restaurant was clean. The murals in the waiting area was cool. The booths were average and old. We would have given this one more star if we weren't charged $1.00 for a 16oz. To go styrofoam cum with lid. (No ice or soda) too bad the restaurant owner makes the server deliver the bad news. We felt like we were getting nickel and dimed. Cmon owners quit being cheap skates and making your servers beg for a dollar!

I eat here occasionally with Hubby for dinner or lunch with friends. The food is delicious and…read moreauthentic Mexican. The service is exceptional. The price is a good value.

One of the best places to eat in Roosevelt. Very good. Always the same. Good portionsread more

Busy place with Chinese, American, and Mexican food on the menu. The have a dated but festive decor…read moreand a friendly staff. The Egg Drop Soup is unusual, a vegetable soup and egg drop mix. It's okay, but... different. The house special chow fun was pretty good, with huge portions. My companions had moo goo gai pan and shrimp in lobster sauce, both were okay. Egg rolls weren't good at all. My scoring breakdown: Food 3 stars, service 4, value 5. Total would be a 3.5, but since I have to round off... It's a toss up. My better half says 3 stars is being generous, but I thought it wasn't that bad. Staff and prices lead me to round up.

This McDonalds is disgusting. They never change their oil so the fries taste rancid. Overall the…read moreworst experience - and that is saying something! So much could be improved here!

The manager impressed us when he stopped for breakfast one morning, he was doin five things at…read moreonce. The food was fine, you always know what to expect at The Gold Arches. Has anyone else noticed how expensive they seem to be lately, or is it just me? Anyway, one thing didn't impress us. My fiance had to log into her office for some important work while we ate. There was only one seat with a plug in the entire restaurant and that seat was taken up the entire time by a moping employee. Presumably they were on a break. The fiance managed to get her work done before her laptop ran out of battery but we were entirely put off by the employee and her manner. The manager knew we needed the space too, but never said anything to the brooding person.