Mahalo Hawaiian Hut! I always find Ono food here and love the island vibe! Aunty is knowledgeable…read moreand they have an aloha atmosphere. Very friendly, always welcoming. I appreciate all they do to offer island favorites at a reasonable price.

I pre-ordered a very special graduation lei for my daughter and was told to bring my receipt when…read morepicking it up. I sent my parents with the receipt, only to find out the shop had given my prepaid order to someone else. Instead of taking responsibility, the employee repeatedly told me "it's not our fault," "it's okay," and "this is all we can do." They then tried to send my parents home with a lei that wasn't even the color I ordered. I eventually received a refund and was offered a replacement lei they were trying to sell my parents at full price--an all-white lei that was nothing like what I originally ordered. Very disappointing experience, especially for such an important milestone celebration. I will not be ordering from them again and even though they did what they could, I have a very sad and disappointed daughter.

A cute little liquor shop in Old Midvale, they have a selection of popular alcohol that works for…read moreeveryone. The service is a quick and friendly. Would recommend stopping in

TL;DR: The low helpfulness and "I don't care about my customers" attitude of staff members makes…read morethis place one to avoid. So...I read other reviews and thought that likely others were being overly sensitive concerning the hostility of staff, but I will verify: staff here is not friendly or helpful. Save your head space and just go to Fort Union State Liquor Store, Murray, or even Sandy. The place is small, which isn't necessarily a bad thing - just has limited selection, but most of the stock is behind the service counter, so you have to interact with the staff member to pick stuff out...and it's tough when you can't really see the label and the staff member doesn't want to give you the time of day, so you end up getting a sour wheat ale that is just too punchy for your tastes (well, at least mine!) without the social structures to request something different. Anyway, if you're desperate, sure I could see coming here, but it's tucked into old Midvale, so it's not the easiest to get to unless you live nearby. Seriously, Fort Union with its multiple lanes: you can get there in a similar amount of time and it's got a much broader and accessible selection.

Wood Cross!! My car was towed!! I scheduled and bought a…read moreticket to ride the "St George Express" shuttle. Slim Olson's is the designated meeting place to be picked up for my ride to Mesquite. I parked my car on the gravel behind "Slim Olson's", where other cars were parked. There was no sign of me breaking the law. Afterall, obviously "St George Express" and "Slim Olson's" have an agreement or understanding that cars will be parked here with it being a designated meeting point for riders. My car is a nice car and obviously wasn't a breakdown. It had been parked there out of the way on Saturday Oct 27 at 12:20pm and I returned to pick it up Monday Oct 29 7pm and to my surprise it was gone.

Poor service! I recently went to Slim Olsons to fill a propane tank.. being relatively new to the…read morearea, I parked and went inside to ask to get my tank filled. The attended told me that I needed to go park up by the propane tank because "thats where they look for ya". After waiting up at the tank for about five minutes I pushed the call attendant button, I was told that they had already sent someone up, waited another five minutes for the attendant to come up and fill my tank. After he'd filled it I followed him back down to the store to pay. The attendant there barked my total at me and after I'd paid thew my recipt across the counter to me.. I'll think twice before I get anything here again..

So all these years I have been buying the $12 Supreme car was when I noticed today that the only…read moredifference between the $12 car was and the $9 car was is a $3 towel. Well it's to late to cancel I'm almost done pumping gas. When I got done pumping gas, and got my receipt for the car wash code, I went inside to get my $3 towel. What they handed me was marked $1. I'm to tired to play charades with someone who doesn't speak English, so I sucked up the loss of the $2 and grabbed my towel, and proceeded to the actual car wash. Lesson learned. Read the fine print. Wouldn't you know it and now it is raining on my car! Karma I guess... (I will now only get the $9 car wash)

Although there's a rumor going around town that I'm on a quest to yelp every single gas station in…read moreSalt Lake County, the truth is that I'm still at this Holiday more than an other fuel stop around. They haven't spent the last year since my original review refurbishing the place. It still squats there on State Street. But you can't beat the Redbox/Carwash comobo for convenience. On a recent late night we arrived home from a long road trip and a day of familial nuptuals and needed to stop off to buy a loaf of bread. Sure as shootin' they we got the last loaf of butter-top what goodness from the shelf. Granted, it was priced (per ounce) the same as raw tungsten ore, but they had it there. Oh, and I can neither confirm nor deny my gas station yelping quest. Although I do find it handy to read gas station reviews when I'm out looking for a place to fill up, so any kind of love I can pay forward to the petroleum gods, I certainly do.

I was at the liquor store around the corner and needed some additional bitters- the employee…read morerecommended this place and it worked out perfectly! This place is coming up on its 10 year anniversary, but I'd never heard of it until now so it's a bit of a hidden gem based on my experience. Service is fine but not as welcoming as you would hope for a boutique like this (no greeting/acknowledgement, no proactively offering to answer questions about their products, etc.). They have a bunch of different bitters flavors and have many opened and available for you to try before purchasing which is awesome. They also have other drink mixes and syrups that are fun additions to cocktails/mocktails. There's also a diverse array of cocktail making kits, garnishes, cups, etc. It's a very eccentric little shop with plenty to browse through. It's perfect for anyone who enjoys making cocktails or needs to find a gift for someone who does. I've pegged it at four stars primarily given pricing...it was $18 for a small 4oz bottle of Angostura Bitters and a small bag of plain white sugar cubes (~20 cubes or so). If I weren't purchasing a last minute gift, I would've taken the time to go elsewhere. Come here if you're looking for unique items, not necessarily if you're looking for value (which is usually the recommendation for boutiques in general).

I went by middle of the day Friday and it was closed. I went because of the good ratings but see…read moreanother review with my same complaint.

Employee are simply amazing one my favorite spots to get my junk food fix lol I am there almost…read moreall time.

I love Ken's Cash. For a small convenience store they have a great selection. Lot's of soda's beer,…read morechips, everything you would expect from that type of store. But they also have good meat and vegetable offerings and a nice selection of made to order sandwiches. If you in Oakley you should check it out. Service is also very good and everyone is friendly.

We went during the week, didn't look too busy maybe we missed rush hour. I was pleasantly surprised…read moreby the selections and how yummy the food was. I definitely would come back.

Flew in for a family graduation (Hawaii, Texas, Colorado) Was recommended this place from family…read more If you want Polynesian food then this is the spot. It's a small restaurant with a warm family feel. Little secret if you grew up listening to The Jets then you want to stop by for sure! Great food, good portions, great price. Cheeehoooo!

Small location and high prices. I expected the prices since only the state can sell wine. This…read morelocation does not have a large selection of liquor or wine. The staff is friendly and efficient.

On my fourth visit to SLC I finally got to shop in one of these fabled State Liquor Stores. Unsure…read morewhat to expect, I assumed prices would be marked up to Hell and the selection wouldn't be great compared to what I am used to back home where we can get liquor any ol place. It turns out I was incorrect on both counts. My Utah resident friend is not much into beer, so instead of dragging her to local breweries, I picked up some mix and match cans of local brews here. (Craft beer is mostly singles, more domestic or popular stuff you can get in packs.) I got three of them and one foofoolala watermelon hard lemonade for around $10. What a steal. The beers were Jenny P. beers too, so stouts and a belgian of higher %. I was very happy about the pricing. All of the beers turned out to be bangers, too. I rated them highly on untappd. The store layout was in nearly thirds, one each for beer, liquor, and wine. A good portion of the beer section was seltzers and foofoo stuff, but they had a decent selection of actual beer, and half of it was Utah brewed beer. There are people here making it and consuming it, and it's good. Be not afraid. I got a kick out of the warning signs at the entrance. The church government does not want its subjects to consume adult beverages. Hence the whole having to buy alcohol in a specific store run by the govmint. You can also buy beer from breweries just fyi. I get lost trying to keep track of all the rules making it harder to be a degenerate. But I digress, there was also a security guy by the door and everyone buying here gets ID'ed, which is not too different from back home. I found customer service to be just fine, and found what I needed easily. Everything was well organized and again the prices were unbelievable. The yelp listings for these are not always accurate, and I tried to make a new entry for this one with the correct address because it wasn't pulling up for me. Yelp merged it together with another location, but at least the address is correct now. This was the one I went to. There are many in the Salt Lake area. I would come back to sin at the State Liquor store again when I'm in town next time. They are closed on Sunday, shocking.