The food was Yummy, fresh. The staff was very nice. The sitting area and bathroom were clean.read more

Quick Brunch option with all the standard brunch options: French toast, omelettes, hash browns,…read morepancakes etc. Order at the counter and hopefully find a place to sit because it can get pretty busy on weekends. All the entrees we got were good. I don't think I found any stand out dishes but still very happy with my choice of food.

My husband and I went there tonight with our family. We waited for over an hour for our food…read more Our son in law had to go back to work so we had to end up getting our food to go after both he and my husband went back up to the counter and waited patiently several times hoping that they would hurry. When we finally got our food they were told that there was some sort of a mix up with the online orders... We didn't place an online order. We ordered and paid for in person and we still were there for more than an hour waiting. Once we were finally able to eat, the food tasted good, but not good enough for two overpriced burgers, some cold fries and onion rings and a small shake that cost almost $50 for the two of us and a not great customer service experience. I'm hoping this is an isolated experience as I like to support local businesses and would like to give them another chance sometime but not sure when.

On the first day of 2026, my wife and I decided to venture out and try something new…read more A random recommendation from YELP popped up on her phone. Keeping with a couple criteria, an untried venue, check! Food, (most importantly) check! and nearby, check! We decided to throw on some foot covers and head out the door. A quick jaunt and we'd arrived. Super easy to find even though it isn't street facing. Expecting it to be bustling with NYE recovery folks, we were surprised to find a quiet establishment that had two other patrons. Quickly I grabbed up a menu and we were immediately greeted with a friendly "Good Morning" from a very energetic and enjoyable young man. We sat and perused the menu. Talking over what we wanted vs what we should have. It took less time to make our decision for our order than most food stops in our past. I ordered the Mortician with Pepper Jack instead of the American Cheese it was paired with. Our order taker guy, (also the energetic greeter) inquired if I wanted to make it a double. I answered to the affirmative, (with a sheepish smile on my face). My wife conservatively ordered the Thursday Special, consisting of the Morty's Iconic Cheeseburger and fries. After paying and sitting down, our once greeter/order taker now waiter guy appeared with a large bottle of pour-it-yourself Fry Sauce and a handful of napkins. I looked over the sauce and quickly realized I hadn't ordered the Onion Rings that I wanted to try. I quickly mentioned to our greeter/order taker/waiter guy before he disappeared behind the kitchen doors that I needed the onion rings. With a smile and a thumbs up he said, I gotchu. I asked if there was a separate charge and stood up to pay. He quickly interrupted my advancement with an outstretched hand and a more pronounced, I Got You. This, of course was not my intention to get free stuffs but I was pleased just the same. My wife quickly grabbed some loose cash from her purse and added it to their tip jar. Thanks Babe! Once again you show me one of the many reasons for my affection toward you! We sat and did some chit-chat, continuing conversations from earlier that day. Sooner than expected, our food shows up, piled high and filling the plates with our side orders, (see photos). I literally had to take off the onion rings that were part of the sandwich makeup to even consider the possibility of moving the Mortician into my mouth, (TWSS! ...if you know, you know). Im finding this experience difficult to put into words. So, I'll sum it up. Delicious and juicy and fantastic! For once, outside of a homegrown burger, I'm able to enjoy the separate flavorings of Bacon, Beef, (which I think is marinated), the jalapeño and the pastrami as well as the aioli. After a quick drink to cleanse my palette, I grabbed up an Onion Ring. I paused to reflect on my existence and quietly muttered, this is really good! Crispy beyond any previous onion ring order from any of the, what could be hundreds of orders of rings during my 59 years, and delicious. I savored every bite, licked my fingers, and made happy "mmm mmm" sounds as I partook of this fine deliciousness. We finished everything! Talked about how this particular Morty's has now been labeled a family staple. Our experience is not just made up from the delicious food, friendly atmosphere, free onion rings, and did I mention the delicious food?, no. It's all of these as a whole, bigger experience, making it a unique and favorite beginning to a new year. Thanks to you, Morty's and our favorite greeter/order taker/waiter/I gotchu guy, we both are still smiling from our visit. Thank you for the excellent experience. We are looking forward to our next visit!

This is an awesome cute little brunch place. The food is very high-quality and there is tons of…read moreberries in the berry crêpe. Blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, and a lot of of them. The Asay scramble was excellent as well. Red and green sauce was awesome and the sourdough was on point. Highly recommended cute little atmosphere.

I made the mistake of ordering the biscuits and gravy. Highly advise NOT to order them. They are…read morestore bought I don't know. Not biscuit consistency at all. Maybe rolls? Gravy was thin and runny with no flavor. I would pull those off the menu if you ask me. If you order the hashbrowns maybe ask for crispy they were maybe under cooked. Now for the good. The bacon was really good and cooked right. Nice friendly service was provided as well. I will give them a try again for the style of breakfast they are known for.

Realized halfway through my burger that I wasn't breathing; just inhaling the food. If I could give…read more6 stars, I would. Friendly staff, clean place, large portions, and the burger was delicious and made to order.

Food is fantastic for chicken. Great choice for a deal for a family from 6-8 pm. Employees are…read morecheerful and respectful. Clean very clean

Went to First Watch in Layton for breakfast today. It was very busy but the wait was less than 15…read moreminutes. Parking can be a little challenging but we got a spot pretty quickly. We ordered a blueberry cornbread with lemon butter off the seasonal menu, and it was very good. I'm impressed at how well the combination went together. With that said, the cornbread could have been a little hotter. The main entrees were a steak hash also off the seasonal menu and an original breakfast. I have to say the steak cash was really good. Had a chimichurri on it and another sauce that went very well with a decent amount of meat and more than enough potatoes and other ingredients. The original breakfast was scrambled eggs with some cheese on it, potatoes and bacon. Again everything was very good. They have a line of fresh juices available none of which we tried but they do serve Coke products. All in all, while I'm not really big on chain restaurants, I would definitely go back here multiple times to try different things off the menu.

After seven visits, I feel like I've given First Watch a fair shot, and there's a lot to like…read more The food is a step above your typical breakfast spot, the atmosphere is bright and inviting, and the staff is consistently friendly. It wants to be a great go-to brunch place. But what's holding it back is a pattern of "good enough" execution, some gaps in table awareness, and either front to back with house, communication, or staff education. A few examples: - I've ordered eggs "well done with fully set whites," five times Three times the whites came out runny. - One visit, a large amount of water was spilled on our table when drinks were delivered. It sat there soaking menus and making it awkward to even rest your arms until I finally grabbed paper towels from the restroom and handled it myself. - Another time, a drink was served with liquid running down the side of the glass and then spilled a little more when placed on the table, leaving the table sticky. Same outcome, same self-service cleanup. None of these are huge issues individually, but together, they start to feel like a training and attentiveness gap. On the menu side, some of the bowls (especially quinoa or potato-based ones) feel a little unbalanced--heavy on the base, light on the toppings--so you end up wishing for more substance beyond the filler. Even small details, like the overly aggressive spray nozzles in the restroom sinks, make basic things like washing your hands more frustrating than they should be. Bottom line: First Watch has all the ingredients to be excellent, but right now it's settling for "pretty good." Tighten up execution, table care, and change base to mix-in ratios, and this could easily move into top-tier brunch territory.

Friendly and Fast service. Food was great -- especially the Scone with Honey Butter!…read more Portions were decent size; prices were fair. No wonder this place is ranked #1 in Layton according to Trip Advisor travelers.

**TIP: There is a sign inside that requests that you send in one person from your party to put your…read morename on their list and then to wait in your vehicle for them to call/text. The inside is very small with little to no lobby, so servers have to weave around any people standing and waiting. We were there this morning, on a Saturday, and the place was slammed. Even with people arriving non-stop, the hostess and all of the servers were very friendly and attentive. The whole place had a nice atmosphere. We were able to order shortly after we were seated and our server brought our scones with honey butter to eat while we were waiting for our food. Which arrived shortly after that. We hadn't been in for several years and were very happy with everything we had. I had chicken fried steak, which was very good and the side of hash browns were just the right amount of crispy. My husband had a ham and cheese omelet with hash browns, which he enjoyed as well. He also ordered a sweet roll the size of a dinner plate and was covered in an ample amount of good-flavored frosting. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit and won't wait as long to go back again!

Finally tried Ramblin Roads-- yet since it closes early (~8p, and even earlier on Sunday) we've…read moreskipped past it several times. We tucked in for a late-lunch-early-dinner of their all-day breakfast and were won over. Opened last year-ish in a former Village Inn, you might say the 80s-teal-rose-and-oak vibe is wholly the wrong kind of texture for a breakfast-forward comfort food diner but John who enthusiastically greeted us in his plaid flat cap and kilt quickly overcame the tired oeuvre. His personality sparkled like the late-season Valentines Christmas tree in the lobby. Our waitress wasn't quite so vivacious, but she still made great suggestions and stayed attentive throughout our meal. The mindfulness of texture on the food (even if not the decor) took this, for us, a step above other local spots in the genre like Jeremiah's or Black Bear: the meat and onions were well seasoned and juicy; eggs almost perfect; the potatoes crisp and moist; the scone crispy, while not too thick and bready-- with plenty of butter and jam. I'd love to be back another time to try the burgers, Reuben, cheesesteak, or monte cristo (and tater tots are an option instead of fries!!). Yet with the early closing time and no beer on draft (only domestic megabrew bottles), it's less appealing for us as an evening haunt, notwithstanding attractiveness for pub grub and much quieter for a chat than a sports bar. And not knowing their coffee service qualities it may not draw us in for breakfast-time breakfast. But I can definitely see us visiting again for lunch.

Got some breakfast takeout, what are regret! inedible in guilt for Styrofoam trash. Maybe better if…read moredine-in, I sincerely hope so.

I grubbed at Waffle Stop and Authentic Salvadorean Cafe for a professional lunch today, and our…read moreparty of nine was seated immediately thanks to the restaurant's spacious, spotless dining area. Parking was a breeze, which is always a win during the lunch rush. I ordered the strawberry lemonade and the Carne Asada Plate, and both were excellent--the meat was thinly sliced with a flavorful marinade, and the homemade tortillas were thick, warm, and absolutely delicious. Their pico really stood out with its fun mix of cucumbers, radishes, onions, and tomatoes, adding a refreshing crunch to every bite. Our server kept drinks full and service smooth, even with a large group. Everyone at the table loved their entrées, and I'd highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for hearty, flavorful food in a clean and welcoming setting. I'll definitely be back!

Just stopped into this evening to have breakfast for dinner. I was pleasantly surprised. I thought…read moreI'd get the same olde boring breakfast but this was fantastic. The waiter/cashier was super friendly and bounced around helping multiple tables. I ordered the breakfast burrito with steak. It was so good with the sauce. I couldn't stop eating. I also had a Berry Berry waffle. The waffle was so moist with fresh fruit on top and whipped cream. Simply beautiful!!! I'm gonna make this my go to breakfast spot for when I'm in Utah.

Sunday Breakfast Club girls' group has selected Black Bear Diner as our meeting place. It's always…read morea hit with the group and has a great menu-something for everyone. I opted for the oatmeal, but was drooling over everyone else's eggs and bacon-it looked delish! The oatmeal was good, but I think next time we meet up I'll order the eggs. See ya next time!

Hostess brought us to our table, set silverware and napkins in the middle of table and went to…read morestation. Didn't set up table. Lindsey was our server greeted us, took drink order. We ordered chili, onion rings, chicken strip basket. The chile was warm at best and barely melted the cheese, the onion rings were burnt. Chicken strips and fries. The hottest thing that was served was the water for the tea. Chili again barely melted the cheese, onion rings burnt, yet cold. Chicken strips cooked thru but not hot. Fries cold. Definitely not worth the visit.

This place is highly regarded as the best Philly in the area. It's really good, but I'm not sure…read moreI'm prepared to say it's "great." Several options to how you can order your sandwich and my personal favorite is the pepper steak. I have to get it "without" catsup, mayo, pickles, and relish. I'm not sure who the monster is that puts catsup on a Philly, but here we are. Portions are decent, pricing is in line (it's not cheap, nor should it be.) There really isn't any service as you order from a counter and pick up your own food at the counter. This does lead me to dislike the tip shaming at the registers. Hours are pretty limited but worth getting here if you can.

Full disclosure I have never had a Philly sub in Philadelphia. But this place has good sandwiches…read more The bread is excellent and they put plenty of meat. It's not all lettuce like some chain sandwich stores. The shop itself is in a strip mall and can get crowded but is definitely worth it.