In a food tour you want 3 things... Great food, Great Education of the area and culture, and Great…read moretiming of each. Rick of OTown food tours was all of the above and more. The food was perfect, the education was so engaging and we walked away full of food and knowledge, entertainment and more cultured. It is well worth the investment. Only recommendation is Get there early if a farmers market Is going on at Union Station! We now know why Ogden is a hidden treasure!

Wife and I had a great time on our tour with Rick. He is equal parts historian and local foodie…read moreexpert. The food stops were all unique and excellent and it felt good supporting the high-quality local places. The length of tour was just right and the portions nice sized so if you are living healthy you won't feel overloaded though I can't promise you will have any self-restraint if you finish off at the chocolate shop. The other people on the tour were awesome; Rick seems to attract the best guests. They were also locals to Ogden and provided even more recommended places to try. I plan on booking again every time I visit.

If you're looking for an experience in Park City that combines delectable eats and a pretty, witty,…read moreknowledgable host--Park City Food Tours will surpass your expectations. ***Spoiler Alert*** I won't give you all the details, but here's a taste, pun intended. Our first restaurant stop was Flanagan's. Having visited Ireland previously versus the typical Irish pubs here in the states, wow. I dined while a portrait of Father Flanagan loomed over our table and I was taken back to the Emerald Isle with a tasty stew served with a side of you guessed it, potatoes. They made my mouth water for more. Learning about the impact Father Flanagan made on the area was a bonus and I will definitely return to his namesake pub. Another intriguing restaurant stop, River Horse. The ambiance was matched by the amazing dinner. I don't say amazing lightly, this was a saffron explosion for my taste buds. For each tour the Chef prepares a special meal at his whim, he makes each different depending on his mood and I'm pretty sure he must have had the best day of his life. I've never had a better meal. Cliff notes: This is a summary of just two out of six stops for our tour. If you eat food like the rest of us, you need to do yourself a favor and call Shirin. You'll be informed about Park City's silver beginnings and blown away by the variety of delicious food Main Street has to offer.

One of the best activities in Park City. Was there this August (thought i had already written this…read morereview) and looked for some fun activities. It was my daughter who found Park City Food Tours. It was great. Shirin took us around. She is knows so much about the city, and her love for it comes through when she talks about it. Depending on the day of the week you decide to go, the price and type of restaurant (casual, elegant, etc) changes. We went on a Tuesday evening, casual night, but the restaurants were a great mix, they didn't seem to be all casual. Food was very good, the people on the tour with us were very friendly. One of the restaurants, a sushi restaurant, prepared a special meal for us. It was great and money well spent.

What a unique experience! There were changes with the overall group for this booking and Mo ended…read moreup taking me on my own personal one on one tour! Talk about integrity! So cool! We ended up at 3 unique and delicious stops I wouldn't have normally thought to try, and each was wonderful! At Antica Roma, I enjoyed Mushroom ravioli with truffle. So smooth... Pleiku Vietnamese introduced me to a fabulous Chicken basil. It had a bit of a kick and I worked around the onions and peppers but the chicken was to die for! Had a subtle crisp the was great! At Himalayan kitchen I got to sample several Indian bites: Coconut veggie curry, chicken tika masala and lamb curry with naan bread. All great but the chicken tika is unforgettable and the yogurt sauce for the naan so fresh and tasty! I enjoyed hearing Mo share our local history but even more than that, I loved learning about the lives the man changes thru his other businesses! Check out his mission at The Other Side where he works to support mental health and substance abuse recovery and works to rehabilitate those wanting to change their lives. He shares how many in his programs find their way thru addiction, homelessness and the legal system and change their lives thru The Other Side Academy (https://www.theothersideacademy.com/). Really cool to hear how communities have come together to support this mission. So glad I found myself to this tour and to have learned Mo's story. Definitely recommend this food tour. He also shared of his Hop On Hop Off bus tour and The Other Side Donuts for anyone wanting to support more of what he offers (slcbustours.com)

Maxwell was so informative, entertaining, funny, and kind. The food was delicious! I highly…read morerecommend the experience.

Rachel was amazing. She helped me with a 35 person food tour for a class reunion that I was…read moreorganizing She was super responsive and even helped me with recommendations for a group dinner on a different night. Restaurant choices were top-notch and she did a fantastic job helping organize a big group of people in each restaurant. Highly recommend!

When visiting Park City I highly recommend this food tour. Our guide Rachel was very knowledgeable…read morein sharing the history of Park City, and picked out three great restaurants. She rotates the restaurants she visits each week. The tour was well worth the money.

Wonderful people to deal with, I attended a class sponsored by Mycēl at The Neighborhood Hive…read moreMarket in Sugarhouse (also a very interesting local market). Super fresh gourmet exotic variaties, I bought Lion'sMane, Chestnut and a Hybrid Blk Trumpeter w/oyster. they also cultivate several oyster varieties each with its own flavor and personality ... all quite good!

The most fresh and beautiful gourmet mushrooms in town! So delicious and nutritious. I love being…read moreable to get culinary gourmet mushrooms of this quality. And I love knowing it's grown locally without chemicals by people in my community!

Amazing tasting, Chris is so passionate about the amazing liquor they distill. Don't leave without…read morea bottle of the tart cherry!

A neat lil distillery nestled in the mountains in Eden, Utah…read more We bought two tickets for a distillery tour (I think they were ~$20 each) & the experience was well worth the money. Chris & Ashley, co-owners of New World Distillery, have perfected the ideal distillery tour. It was a seamless blend of technical distilling knowledge, equipment explanations, liquor industry lore, & of course, taste-testing. We tasted 7 of their products, straight & neat, & learned a bit about each one. The vodka was amazingly drinkable. Distilled from agave, it has a pleasant sweetness to it that differentiates it from other vodkas. It also, unsurprisingly, smells a bit like tequila. At the tail end of the tour, Chris made the smooooothest transition to a lil speech on supporting small distilling. The war against big booze rages on, but Chris definitely gained some small booze warriors that day. It's clear they love motorcycles at this distillery. Half of the spots out front are reserved for bikes. I hope to come back on my hog someday. Thank you Chris & Ashley for inviting us into your world for a little bit. We could only take one bottle with us (we got on a plane to Rhode Island the next day) but we'll definitely be back for more someday.

My friend and I were spending a couple of days in Salt Lake City before heading up to Yellowstone,…read moreso we decided to book the Antelope Island tour to see the island and Salt Lake. This tour was amazing, our tour guide George was very informative and kind. He got us close to the Bison, and helped us get amazing shots. Would highly recommend this tour, and ask for George if you can!

This company doesn't deserve any stars. We were dropped off at Temple Square and the lady said she…read morewould be back in an hour and a half. We went walking around and had lunch and than saw the tabernacle organist play and were back where the lady had dropped us off at the pick up time. We waited about 20 minutes and saw the trolley go to another location and so we walked there and the driver had left for the day. The last stop at that locAtion should have been at 4:17. Why did the 2 buses not run all day until the last stop. My husband and I walked back to the capital where our car was parked. I would never do this hip on hop off in Utah ever. Every city I visit I do the hop on hop off but never again in Utah. I want a full refund. I am so mad.

This place might be the most underrated visitor center in all of Ogden. Located on 12th Street…read moreand pretty much right next to I-15 you most likely have passed it once or twenty times. Upon entering you feel like your miles away from the city! Parking is free and admission is $5 per adult. The visitor center is a charming little building with a quaint little gift shop filled with local products and a Discovery room that showcases various reptiles. The staff member gives you a rundown of the trails and hands you a nifty little map. And off you go to explore! There are plenty of things to see including but not limited to: Birds of Prey area, Observation Towers, picnic areas, ponds, etc. So it's much more than just brush and trees. Bring a pair of binoculars and you might see some native wildlife. Soak in the sunshine and enjoy the bird calls and sounds if wildlife! In late March the trees are still bare this year so I can only imagine what it looks like when all the foliage comes in. Definitely a great way to spend a warm, sunny morning on a solo walk or with friends and famiy. And on the cheap.

The Ogden Nature Center is a 152 acre nature preserve and education center located in Ogden, Utah…read moreoff of 12th street. Although it is located within eyeshot of the freeway in some spots, you actually forget you are in the middle of town and I am consistently impressed by the gorgeous views of our mountains surrounding Ogden. The nature center is a fabulous year round retreat that we can spend an hour, or a whole day exploring. The only complaint I have about the nature center is the hours, it closes at 5pm - which is truly too early for my family, my son gets off school at 3:00; by the time we make it to the center and park- its 3:20 and we are left with only 90 minutes or so to explore and walk around. Saturdays are 9-4, Sundays they are closed altogether. I understand closing early in the winter but I would like to see longer summer hours- however I also know its volunteer run, so longer hours may be out of the question. Our first stop when we visit the nature center, after walking the short birdhouse trail to the visitor center, is to sign in and visit the animals in the visitor center. Gizmo the owl is a huge hit with our family. Right outside are the birds of prey; and this is our favorite part of the nature center. From Chitters the great horned owl to a funny and brilliant raven, a giant golden eagle and an injured bald eagle; there are amazing birds here to learn from. The birds here are well cared for by volunteers and all are there having been nursed back to health but for one reason or another were not able to be released back into the wild. While walking around the nature center we have seen quite a few beautiful animals, we always see deer and it's not a good visit without peeking out the bird blinds and trying to find some tadpoles or frogs. Our favorite place to play is the treehouse in the northwest corner. The kids love running up and down and peeking out from the top, it is also a great place to stop and have lunch or a snack. Created in 1975, it was Utah's first nature center. The center includes live animal exhibits, walking trails, ponds, bird blinds, observation towers, tree houses, gardens featuring drought resistant plants, and protected areas for wildlife. It offers nature-based classes and activities for children and adults. It is fun year round, we have visited while it was snowing, and while it was 100 degrees- it was fun either way and the shaded areas make it a nice place to hang out in the summer. With memberships starting at $30 for an individual and $45 for a family, it is worth every penny to me to have a safe and fun place for my kids to explore, run, walk, and enjoy the beauty of our town. There are student discounts, you can certainly make larger contributions, and volunteer opportunities. My favorite thing about the nature center is that I almost always see someone out working on something, whether it's tending to the birds, cleaning up a trail, or maintaining a pond- people are actively working to keep this beautiful reserve pristine for years to come. The Nature Center even offers summer camps, ranging from week-long camps to day camps for kids of all ages.