WoW what a hidden gem!!!!!! Fast &Friendly Customer Service…read more Amazing donuts. Great & delicious hot foods. Well stocked grocery store. Every time I'm in this area must stop. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm new to the Castle Valley area. Except for 3.5 years in the North Shore of Boston Mass, I lived…read morein a Chicagoland suburb for most of my life. I worked in wholesale meats, as well as the retail level as a manager/Journeyman meat cutter For 45 years. I haven't seen an independent grocer like food ranch since the 1970's. Very impressive store. Also, the employees are very helpful, unlike in a corporate retail foods setting, where the store may be constantly understaffed. Those employees can be stressed to the point where they aren't sure where anything is located. I've pretty much seen it all. Food Ranch is a breath of fresh air. Well Done Food Ranch!

Nice small locally owned restaurant. Fast & Friendly…read moreCustomer Service. Had a delicious chicken & ham sandwich great fresh fries & house made cookie. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Go local! Help the area! Great big breakfast…read more We shared. 2$ share charge but worth it. Service was definitely 5 The owner served us. She was super kind friendly and made everything nice for us. Just a fast stop for a hot breakfast. They do not use real butter!!??? Pancakes with margarine? That's just unheard of I'm our world. The sausage was fat links and perfectly cooked. We had 3 eggs. She scrambled 2 and over medium 1 all cooked perfectly! Thanks! Wish they had real butter and really delicious pancakes.

Chloe and Kareen are genuinely so nice and amazing they care about their customers and always works…read moreso hard to make sure everyone has a good experience

Great Stop for Class A Motorhomes @ Chevron in Wellington, Utah…read more We stopped at this Chevron with our Class A motorhome towing a Jeep and had a great experience. There's plenty of space at the end pumps, making it easy to get in and out, and you can drive around the back for a smooth exit. The entrance and exit have a slight grade, but it's manageable if you take it slow. A convenient and RV-friendly stop -- we'll definitely use this location again while traveling through Wellington!

Wow, I was really impressed with this place. It's busy but they handled everything so well. Plenty…read moreof places to sit inside and out. I also enjoyed watching all the Jeep/Moab vehicles come in and out, they have some pretty cool cars. Parking can be a little tight since it's busy, decent sized paved parking lot. Cheese bread with marinara was fantastic. We ordered a Jimmy and Cheese Pizza to all share. Everyone was too excited to eat that unfortunately I didn't get any pictures and shockingly no one got a beer either. I'm sure we will be back again, thanks so much.

If you need a halfway point between SLC and Moab this is a must stop. Their beer slaps and the…read moreburrata may just change your life. Secret menu tip: order a lemon slide and their pepper relish to add to the burrata. Both additions round of the flavour of the dish without overpowering it. And don't worry, it's not spicy.

Bree took our order and made our drinks. She is fantastic and made everything just perfect. Kids…read moreordered a Dreamsicle and said they can't wait to get another one again someday, I ordered a Carmel Macchiato and it was delicious. Water tastes great and is super filtered. Thank you, we had a lot of fun and obviously enjoyed our drinks!!

From the Salt Lake area and I have had hundreds of caramel macchiatos up there and can definitely…read moretell you this place has a caramel macchiato that would out Starbucks out of business! 1,000% worth it. Very clean cute and excellent customer service! Can you please bring one to South Salt Lake County???

A Maverick is a Maverick, right? Sure, but there are some standards that I like to use when…read moremeasuring convenience stores. * Cleanliness-this one has always passed the test. No sticky floors or trash in sight. I appreciate that. * Friendliness-the cashiers are always pleasant, don't give off a nasty attitude. In a small town, how you treat your customers can make or break you. * Location-it's right off a main road, easy to get in an out of. There's also plenty of space at the pumps to move around. * Selection-sure, they've got fountain drinks, candy and other expected convenience-store stuff. I've never gone in and left without what I was looking for. See you on my next adventure!

Great fountain drinks, amazing workers/friendly service...yummy snacks! This place is my go to.read more

The food is good, the people are friendly. Prices average for the area. The bathrooms clean. I like…read morecoming here.

Don't let your kids fill up their own ice cream here or I guess just don't be associated with…read moreanything displeasing to the cashier? If this may apply to you getting ice cream, prepare for the cashier to determine your quantity of ice cream with looks alone and introduce a new counted size category conversion (small, medium, large) based on how they feel. The female cashier charged me with an extra ice cream and never disclosed her metric for distinguishing between size categories - all despite my nephew only selecting a single instance of ice cream that was contained within a single B K's designated ice cream container. At least on the bright side, the cashier was willing to allow me to grab an empty ice cream container to go with her imposed extra ice cream charge.

Was over charged over 30$ today came home and looked at receipts and was wondering why it was so…read moremuch not happy won't be coming back

This Smith's has a small town store feel, even though it's a large chain. I'm not sure how old it…read moreis, but I do believe it's been there awhile-it appears to be dated, even tough it it well maintained. Compared to other Smith's locations elsewhere, this one does seem a little smaller. The store has everything you'd expect to find in a grocery. There's a bakery, deli and all the usual stuff. Customer service is friendly-especially if you are a local. I saw lots of conversations between staff and shoppers that looked to be between long-time friends or acquaintances. Not surprising in a small town. Being an outsider, I still felt welcome and taken care of.