While in Logan for our granddaughters graduation from Utah Stste Universtiy, Ralph and I decided to…read moretake a lunch break at the local kneaders. While the food was delicious, I still order the same thing I did 20 years ago, the staff was amazing. Our food came quickly, infact the only thing faster than the food they brought out was how fast Ralph was driving through the canyon into town. Thanks for the lunch date hubby

I love Kneaders, they never disappoint however I went too late in the day each day this week for my…read moreobligatory Almond Crescent and they were sold out. I finally got a chocolate crescent today; it was good, but I'll be dreaming of the almond crescent until my next visit to Utah. The soups are delicious. The tomato is a big hit with my son post wisdom teeth removal.

We visited this place twice while we were in bear lake for the weekend. We stopped by on Saturday…read moreat 1ish and had coffee and decided to go back on Sunday for breakfast after looking at the menu. Don't do what we did, we spent two hours in line and another 30-45 minutes waiting for our order, by time we were done eating they were closing. We ate the Bobo and the Popeye crepes... the bobo had lots of flavor and highly recommend it. The coffee is very good too, I had a decaf latte with almond milk and my husband had the Carmel macchiato. Sorry no pics... we were so hungry forget the pics of the food:( This is such a cute place to eat and have coffee but I recommend getting here before 10 on Sunday.

I was really excited to eat here... until I actually ate. My…read moreturkey sandwich was just okay. The tomatoes they used were only the corners/ends, which was disappointing. I was seated close to the kitchen and noticed they don't wash the raspberries. I understand there might be a reason, but do I really want to eat unwashed fruit? I even saw her throwing the bad ones away.

Emma's Nook. Not the BEST but not the WORST--basically just average. It's the only place I've found…read moreon campus that offers pretzels, which I find myself craving lately. The only thing that makes them good; however, is the price and the sauce. Because I need to face it, the actual pretzel tastes a little like cardboard. It's very hard and has no flavor. But, I am here to tell you that because of this, the dipping sauces are impeccable. A pretzel costs $1, the sauce costs $0.50. Trust me. You need the sauce. My very favorite is the cinnamon cream cheese dip, it melts in your mouth and they give you so much! I should take the leftovers home one day and try it on a waffle... Another good one is the berry one (I think it might be raspberry?) Either way, it's pretty dang good too. So again, if you try the pretzel be sure to get the sauces to accompany it! TIPS & TRICKS: * Check in with your phone number at the front counter, for every 10 check ins, you get a free pretzel. * There is NOT a good place to sit at Emma's Nook, so get your treats to go and make your way out into the Education Buildings Foyer. It's open and bright and happy--just like the students. GO AGGIES.

Ok this is not really a restaurant. But they have pretzels! And a cappuccino machine (which,…read morestrangely, is cheaper than the coffee) !! So don't go expecting a meal. But if you want a snack or a cup of Joe, this is the place.

We were given a gift certificate to this place from our family who live in the valley. We found the…read morefood delightful.

Lovely spot in the pineview reservoir area. Came for lunch and there had been a huge rush just…read morebefore us but the wait staff was so welcoming and patient!! You choose your seat inside or out and then they took our drink order. It took a little while to be helped but they make all drinks to order so it took a moment to get another table their lattes/lemonades. My coffee was unique and very good, and huge!! For 4 bucks and a free refill, youll bounce off the walls before finishing all that caffeine. I got oatmilk on the side for no upcharge, and it came with a cute cookie and some chocolate espresso beans. Yum! My fiance got a milkshake and i wasnt really impressed by it, it was very watered-down with a pretty mild flavor. The chicken gyro was really good. Super tender chicken with a soft pita, and a good portion size for me too (small!). I loved the raspberry vinaigrette and actually drizzled that all over my chicken too. The turkey panini looked decent but wasnt pressed like i expected from a panini. It looked more like a hot sandwich. Boy liked it though!

Easily the best restaurant in Layton. My wife and I are regulars, coming back again and again for…read morethe sandwiches, empanadas, and desserts. The service is consistently great and the value is hard to beat. The sandwiches are a highlight, and my personal ranking so far: 1. Sandwich de Matambre 2. Sandwich Aconcagua 3. Sandwich de Milanesa 4. Choripán Sandwich Two more still on my list to try, but the bar is already high. The new pepperoni and cheese empanadas are a must, and honestly every dessert I've had has been outstanding.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Food isn't bad, but it doesn't always taste the same. Service isn't the best and I've been charged…read moreextra. Needs better ventilation, when you leave everything smells.

A place to experience kind service, delicious healthy food with a comfortable relaxing vibe.read more

I was excited to try out another coffee shop this week, and unfortunately the lotus did not impress…read moreme. While the ambiance Is beautiful and cozy and the baristas were very kind, they didnt make up for the pitfalls here. I was only the second person in the shop, and i was waiting at the counter for around 10 mins before being helped. I got a latte and a scramble, and they were a little overpriced in my opinion, but i did want to try a speciality latte so I suppose that's to be expected. I got their beetroot latte and to be honest that was the best thing about this experience!! It was so earthy, creamy, and warming, i loved it. No notes on my latte!! Now the food was not hitting for me. I got the breakfast scramble with sourdough toast and asked for no mayo. I received mayo. And the toast might have been the THINNEST sourdough ive ever seen??? Look at it! Idk. I love bread so i was expecting ... more than an eighth of an inch of it? Anyway, the scramble was meh and i just used napkins to wipe off the mayo. Just a bummer, i am probably going to other coffee shops over this one in the future.

Had a delicious coconut matcha latte with vanilla rosemary syrup this morning. Amazing service and…read moresuper friendly staff. Shout out to Sara for always having a smile on her face and the best customer service. Will be back for a remote work day! Such a cozy spot to stop in and enjoy a yummy breakfast or drink to go. Ample parking!

Bad food, service and coffee. we are very disappointed, with…read morethe treatment from both people working with bad attitude and unpleasant.