We rode the motorcycle up on a Sunday and it made for the perfect outing. They have parking right…read moreup front for the bikes, which is great. The patio was beautiful and such a great place to relax. The stream running past is so pretty and peaceful. Service was friendly and attentive without being over the top. The cider was our favorite -- super refreshing and easy to sip. And the pizza was perfect. Crisp crust, great flavor, and just the right amount of toppings. Between the ride, the patio vibes, and the great food and drinks, we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend for a laid-back afternoon!

Love this location and ambiance! I was sat outside on the front patio and it took 10 minutes for a…read moreserver to come to my table, I was just about to go back to hostess and ask. I ordered everything right away and service was then really quick. The half salad came out super fast before my drink even. The salad was good and perfect portion. I got the August special pizza which was peach. It was very tasty, thinly cut peaches, bacon, goat cheese, and pistachios. It is wood fired so the middle is floppy/soft.

My husband and I decided to try this place for brunch after church and Since it was the off season,…read morewe knew there would not be lot of people there. Upon arrival we requested patio seating, where a large party was also seated. The server was a little slow to acknowledge us, however as she was helping the large party we let it go. We did overhear someone from the large group they wanted to order biscuits and gravy and was promptly informed they were out (this was about 10 am - posted business hours were from 8 am to 4 pm). The patio was had great view, the weather was perfect and of course being in the off season hardly many visitors It took the several minutes after taking their order to finally stop by. My husband ordered the black bean with chicken and informed they were out. So he opted for the Caesar salad with chicken and I ordered the eggs Benedict; he chose to stick with water and I ordered a n iced tea. When our order was brought it, it looked great. And was brought out by someone who was not our server. However my eggs were very overcooked; husband's salad had too much dressing. Not once did our server come by to check on either us or the large party until it was time to pay. My husband ended drinking the water brought to us when we're seated and I drank my iced tea slowly to make it last for the duration of our meal. We did observe another couple who was seated on the patio about the time we placed our order, the server was very attentive to them. Additionally there was a single young man also seated about the same time who was ignored by the server for good length of time.

The Forklift is a restaurant at Snowbird Cliff Lodge and offers breakfast and lunch. Forklift…read moreserves traditional American foods and they also serve breakfast options, soups, salads, sandwiches and burgers. I was in the mood for breakfast so I went to The Forklift. I ordered Bacon, Scrambled Eggs, Potatoes, and Sourdough Bread Toast. The breakfast was good. An average breakfast but the best part was the view. It was spectacular. In my opinion the prices are quite steep for breakfast. The breakfast plate was twenty two dollars but that's to be expected staying on a ski resort. The customer service was good and could be quite slow at times.

This place is a gem inside the milk block neighborhood. It has a great vibe. I almost didn't want…read moreto leave a review so that less people would know about this place. It's small inside but has a nice decent patio outside to enjoy food and drinks. The service is hit and miss, depends on who you get but I think that that's with most places. They have quite the variety of local beers on tap and unique signature cocktails that you must try. Neighborhood grog I highly recommend. And if it matters to you they play most major sports on the TV. Lots of great energy right now with the World Cup games. Food We tried the scallion pancake, which was a nice little nibble option that has a spicy dipping sauce. We also tried the crispy chicken bites half size which was more than we needed. But the real star was the Thai peanut Caesar salad. I've could eat that every day. Parking is limited depending but a lot of people walk to this area, which is nice and frees up spots but street parking exists.

Food quality: 3/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 4/5 Value: 4/5 This was my first time at Neighbors Bar and overall, the experience was ok. I really wanted to like this bar because I've heard so many good things, but it was a bit of a let down overall. We were a small group of 3 that came in on Monday this week and ordered our food and drinks at the bar. The bartender, Theron, was nice and friendly. The water station was my next stop and the water/metal cups were available for self serve. Nearly every one of the cups were still wet (assuming they were just washed) and some had food particles, which made me a little concerned. I'm assuming they just didn't have time to dry the cup, I know I'm going to be putting water in it, but it's just not very appetizing when the cup is already wet. The drinks arrived pretty quickly after we sat down at the table and tasted good. The food came quickly after and we started to dive in. Everything looked good! The flavors, however, were lacking. I ordered the popcorn chicken, which had enough five spice, but did not have enough salt. The sauce that also came with the chicken was also hard to dip because it was so thick - once you dip the chicken into the sauce, the sauce slides right off. The beef roll was the other item I ordered. The scallion pancake was good, but the beef was way over-salted. It was hard to finish the roll even with the other veggies and the scallion pancake to accompany it. One of the people at our table ordered a salad specifically for the marinated egg and it was left off the order by the time it arrived. The server/bartender apologized and mentioned this was a new menu and they had forgotten it needed to be added - not a big deal. Maybe it was an off day, but it wasn't a good first impression. The food isn't super cheap here, so I expected more carefully crafted and well-balanced food. Logistics-wise, the entrance is also a little confusing and signage to not enter from the north side is not apparent enough. I've seen suggestions for bright colored signs, and I agree because we saw a handful of people not understanding how to get in. Lastly, while the bathrooms are cute and esthetic, it's way too dark. Coming from the dining room where it was midday and very bright to walking into the dark bathroom where the light brightness can't be adjusted was a little annoying. Probably won't be back for a while unless there are some changes.

What better way to finish our vacation in the greater Salt Lake City area than to find a quaint…read moreBohemian Brewery in the middle of town. I knew from the parking lot this place was a winner. Once inside, it had a welcoming atmosphere and people inside were all having a good time. This brewery features Lager Beers crafted using traditional Bavarian/European methods...thus I had to try one...two...maybe more. Luckily there was a ton of delicious looking food on the menu from the expected pizzas and wings to the old world treats like beef stroganoff, goulash and schnitzal. Everything is made from scratch and I couldn't help looking at all the neighboring tables to get an idea of what to try. Our waitress Ashley was really helpful and checked if the pesto was made with nuts as we have peanut and tree nut allergies in our family. Luckily there were no pine nuts or other substitutes and we could safely have it! We ended up getting quite a feast of plates and then topped it off with two desserts- the bread pudding and the German chocolate cake (couldn't come to a family agreement so had to get both!). Thanks Bohemian Brewery for the excellent time!

Really good spot! Some friends introduced me to this place…read more We didn't have any cocktails or beer since we're not good day drinkers, haha. But the food was delicious. We had the pork shank and the chicken schnitzel. The pork shank came with spatzle and red cabbage-excellent dish. The chicken schnitzel was pretty good. It had a fresh taste to it and even a little lemon-y, which didn't make the fried cutlet taste too rich. It came with mashed potatoes, gravy and veggies. The veggies were your basic steamed veggies, but the dish was overall good. Service was great-server was attentive and the manager came around as well to check on us. I think it would be fun to come here for Oktoberfest, since the inside has a good ambiance.

Loving the upgraded spot! It kept the charm of the old location with some simple upgrades that…read moreelevated the space. The food here is always great. They have a big screen for the games, a great patio, and great service. I love coming here and knowing that there will almost always be a free table, good food, quick and friendly service, and a good crowd of people.

My partner and I have been here a few times for dinner. We always get the fish and chips, they have…read morethe best in town. Their wings are also phenomenal, very crispy and flavorful. The beer is cheap and cold, and they have tons of options. The bar is cozy, and the service is always top notch. Our server tonight was elena was awesome! She was super friendly and attentive, and was helpful with all the questions I had about the menu. I highly recommend fiddlers!

Food quality: 5/5 Service:5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 This was our first time to Bewilder Brewing Co. and it was a great first experience! We got the Currywurst and Fries and The Reuben with Pastrami. They also had a few mustards you could add to your food - both delicious. A brewery is the last place I would expect German food, but here we are! They also have a great selection of beer to choose from. The staff here are super nice and welcoming, and the space is very well-kept and spacious. It's good for bigger groups and plenty of parking space out front. Go check them out!

It took me a bit to figure things out: you can order yourself, or you can wait. Or you can seat…read moreyourself and someone will get to you. Maybe. Ok, maybe I didn't completely figure it out! It's some combination of self-serve and maybe table service. I guess if you're in a hurry, you can self serve. Either way, the food was good and they had a great selection of beers on tap (the main reason we went here, anyway). It was a little loud, but mostly because it was friendly. Get the sausage sampler, but be very hungry or ready to share, it was a lot!

The best part of this restaurant is the view off the small patio…read more We made reservations online at a cost of $12 for each person which I thought was strange. On the website it says the $12 will go towards your meal. When we arrived, we checked in at the hostess booth, which was just outside the door. When we walked into the dinning room we noticed there was NO ONE seated at any of the tables. We were seated clear in the back by the server's station looking into the kitchen. (I noticed they use box wine) Why she sat us clear in the back on a tiny table for four people is beyond us. (There were six of us.) Finally, we had to ask her to put two tables together so that we could all have room to eat. I ordered a mimosa with orange juice. We asked if the orange juice was freshly squeezed and she said no it wasn't. It tasted just ok, the sparkling wine they used was Not champagne for sure, and it tasted as such. We tried to order the grilled asparagus and the Japanese soufflé pancakes, both were not available. I ordered the Sunrise Baguettes for our appetizer and the Citrus Cognac Pain Perdu, and For the Groms for the main entre. The waitress didn't bring out the "Warm bun Basket" as indicated on the menu, but some Rock Hard OLD cinnamon buns with rock hard icing! I tried to put my fork into one and my fork wouldn't go in.... literally. Mind you these small buns were just sitting on the counter waiting for the flies to land on them, no covering, no wonder they were rock hard and old. The palette cleanser came out next which was the best food item of the morning. However, they used some bottom shelf balsamic vinegar which was bitter. Then came our brunch items. What shock when we saw how small the French toast was, just two small burnt end pieces of a baguette. The menu said it came with maple syrup, none was brought to our table. For my order the food was cold and old. It looked and tasted like it was from a few days ago, and they just heated it up in the oven or microwave. The hashbrowns were so greasy, and not fresh at all, the same for the scrambled eggs. Usually when I've had scrambled eggs they are light and fluffy and warm, not here! The waitress came over and said "I forgot to put in the order for the Sunrise Baguettes, I will do that now and not charge you for them." Uhhh ok. They never did show up, and the good thing is she didn't charge us for them. When the "included dessert" came out, we all had to share, we didn't get our own dessert. I took one bite and couldn't eat it. I'm not a fan of yogurt. I didn't eat it, so my partner got to eat it all. Why didn't we get our own dessert, these were too tiny to really share? Last by not least, the waitress didn't apply the money from the reservation to the bill. We didn't notice until we walked outside. When we brought it up to the waitress she said "No, that is to make a reservation." We asked to talk to a manager, and she said there wasn't one around and she would have the manager call us. What no manager on duty! I don't recommend eating here, but if you do, just go as a walk in, there is plenty of seating (we had the whole dining room to ourselves) and bypass the $12 to register that won't get taken off your bill.

It's a great place to grab a beer after a great day . Thanks to Brighton for opening Milly's lift…read morein the afternoon and to the nice person serving drinks who chatted with my daughter about this side of the mountain. I look forward to our next trip! You can't beat the vibe on Milly's side of the mountain!

They hosted a big group of us last night and were extremely kind. I got the Thai yellow curry add…read moretofu, and it was definitely good! Not as good as at a Thai restaurant, but good nonetheless. They didn't have a way to make it spicy other than with sriracha, but I always carry my own habanero flakes.

Checked this place out finally! Have been since the name changed. Went for brunch and beers. Well…read morethe beers didn't disappoint, still serving those classic favorites. What was surprising is the menu is the same as squatter downtown, the vibe was different and service was not as great in my opinion. I mean when you're at a brew pub keep the brews coming and our server wasn't quite as efficient as I would have liked. Food was great and did not disappoint!!