Driving through Orem this morning looking for a breakfast place. Saw the nation chain corporate…read moreplace across the street and said no. I want to support the local mom and pop. I stopped In around 8:00 am and instantly saw the old men filling up the place and knew this was the place to be. Great old time cafe feel. Hand written bills. Come support the this place they we great for was great & large portions.

Wow , I so much appreciate a " Ma&Pa" eateries. I find it hard to locate a "bone in" ham steak. She…read morewarned me of the full order hanging off the plate , I ordered the half and the to go box is eyeing me as I write this. That 1/2"+ thickness was alot . Clean , great service makes this a place to remember ! Thank you Callie's , see you soon !

Stopped in for a turkey sandwich and soup. Remodeled building in the heart of Springville Utah had…read moreremnants of earlier time on the building still. Service was perfect food was excellent. Waiter was charming and pleasant. Finished with a slice of cheesecake we all shared. Had a great experience!

I must say the service was great. The food was terrible!!!!…read moreOrdered prime steak sandwich, could not eat it. I don't know what has happened there, we used to go there a few times a month. Last few times very much below expectations.

Pricey for cafe fair... this was a Google research result for "family restaurant with kid…read moreoptions".... family? Yes... lots of options???? No. What I got was good, Chicken Marsala, but everyone else's was meh. My oldest son got "bottomless pancakes", which was worth the cost but the +$3 for fruit was only good on the FIRST PLATE... the Kids Pancakes was cheaper, came with fruit and plenty enough for 5-10 year old kids. They were out of fries but wanted to charge my wife extra for asking if I can get "Sweet Potato Fries" in place of Fries - we opted for the "free" cole slaw option and it was abysmal. Housemade Pie was pure sugar, little flavor. Not worth it. Just a bunch of high school/college kids so the service was lackluster.

Every looked good on the menu. I tried the Alfredo with chicken, which was really good. I like to…read morego back and try other things. Friendly staff clean, casua, family friendly l Restaurant.

All you can eat with a great variety of food. The tri top was great as well as the made in front of…read moreyou sushi.

As a student athlete, I am super grateful to have access to Legends Grille. I have eaten there…read moreprobably over 100 times and can confidently say that it is a great place to eat. From the moment I step in the door, I am welcomed with a friendly smile and a warm atmosphere. Due to the buffet style, you can get all of your food in minutes. The to-go option is great for days when you have activities like a night class. For the days that you are able to dine in, it is a great environment. ESPN is always playing on several TVs showcasing a variety of sports. The restaurant is also decorated with BYU sports history and legends. The food provided every day is sure to give you a great variety of both flavor and nutrition. My favorite days are when they provide a little something special. They will occasionally have delicious steak to offer that is both tender and delicious. An even rarer, yet exciting, occurrence is when they offer dishes such as sushi and personal pizzas. It is days like these that always keep me coming back seeing what they have next. I must admit that the food options are not always the best. Occasionally they will only have food options that you don't like. The good news is that you can see what they have in advance and just decide to go somewhere else that day. However, in general there is always something good to be had at Legends. Overall, Legends Grille is an amazing spot. Whether you're a student athlete who wants to get your daily nutrition, or someone looking for a great place to eat, Legends is the place to go. I highly recommend eating here.

Just visited Rimmels in Springville with my mom, and as someone who has spent most of my life…read moreeither living in Germany or deeply immersed in its language, history, and literature (I have an undergraduate degree to prove it), I walked in with high expectations and a healthy dose of skepticism. Overall, it was really good. Not perfect, but definitely worth a visit--and I'll be back. Really 4.5/5 stars, but rounding up because Yelp won't let me do halves We ordered the Currywurst, which was one of my go-to lunches back in Germany, usually grabbed from a food truck or Imbissbude on the way home from Uni or work. The flavor of the sauce was solid and brought back some strong nostalgia points. But--and this is where my Germanophilic pickiness kicks in--they didn't add curry powder on top of the Currywurst and sauce, which is pretty standard in Germany (at least 95% of the time). Still, it hit the spot. What I really wanted, though, was for my mom to finally try a Döner Kebap, which she's never had. Unfortunately, they were out of their pita bread because their baker was late today. Total bummer. That's the only reason I knocked it down from 5 to 4.5. Redemption came in dessert form: Spaghetti Eis. Perfect texture, great balance of vanilla ice cream, strawberry sauce, and white chocolate "cheese." Nailed it. In short: if you're a fellow Germanophile, Rimmels might not check every single box--but it checks enough to make it well worth your time. And if you're new to German food and you're in the Provo/Springville/Spanish Fork area, then this is a great place to start.

Came by with some coworkers, one of them had lived in Germany and really wanted to share the…read morecuisine with us. The location is pretty small, but has a decent amount of seating inside. Their menu is easy to read, and the decor is fun. You can place a pin where you first had your doner. I tried to order a Bratwurst and they were out of that so I went with my coworker's recommendation of the Schnitzel with Spatzel and it was just okay. I kinda had my heart set on the bratwurst and probably didn't give the dish the consideration it deserved. The pork filet was delightfully crunchy but the meat was a little tough and the lemon was the saving grace of the dish. We ordered our meals to go and we didn't receive any plastic ware and I definitely needed utensils.

Decent burgers here... Chi più spende, meno spende right? I…read morethink you really get what you pay for with a $4 burger. Ciao

An okay cheeseburger for the price. Meat was a little overcooked and had a lot of chew but it was…read moredecently tasty. The bun was probably the worst hamburger bun I've ever had, just very stale and unpleasant to eat. Maybe it was just our luck and it usually isn't that way. But hey, at $8.50 for two filling burgers, I'll give it another try.

At lunchtime on a Friday in June, the service here was brisk and friendly. It only took a few…read moreminutes for the staff to seat our party of ten. The ambience was cozy and the food was delicious; except for a mediocre corn dog, our ratings ranged from very good to "amazing." The chicken strips and the patty melt were very good. I thought the regular fries were very good, but the younger kids didn't care for the seasoning. The sweet potato fries were excellent. My six-napkin black and blue burger was very good but a bit too messy for my taste. Next time, I would just get a plain burger so I could fully enjoy the juicy, flavorful patty, which was cooked to a perfect medium (pink in the middle.) The highlight of the meal was my daughter's amazing pulled pork nachos. We agreed it was the best pulled pork we'd ever eaten--tender and moist, with a nice smoky flavor. The barbecue sour cream sauce was yummy, light, creamy, and mildly spicy. Daughter and husband enjoyed the house-made pickled jalapeños, which had a spicy sweet-and-sour flavor. The nachos were enough to feed two people as an entree, more as an appetizer. All the portion sizes were generous. For dessert, we ordered a slice of carrot cake to go. Again, we all agreed that it was the best ever--moist and flavorful but not too heavy, with a light frosting the consistency of whipped cream. It was a refreshing change from the usual gooey, ultra sweet concoctions. We also tried the German chocolate cake. It was too rich for me, but if you're looking for a major chocolate fix, that'll do it. The rustic decor is as charming and cozy as ever, and the grandkids loved browsing in the gift shop. Lodge Pole Grill remains a family favorite and a great destination.

Food was delicious and service was great! Portions were huge. Would definitely eat here again!read more

We were both very pleasantly surprised by this place! The staff was polite, and attentive. The…read morefood we each got came out fast, hot and full of flavor! I got the shrimp chimichanga and my pal got the fajitas. Everything was seasoned and cooked perfectly! Nice cozy local spot for some delish Mexican food!

My food showed up cold. I ordered door dash but ordered straight to me and my queso was cold, the…read morecheese on and inside of the enchiladas was not melted. Tasteless. I've tried this place over and over and it was not good every time.