I absolutely love Aubergine Kitchen! Such good food, the interior of the restaurant is stunning,…read moreand the staff always seems friendly too

I love to eat here. They offer a great atmosphere, all the choices a healthy eater wishes for. BUT…read moreyou don't take cash? I know, I don't like trees cut down, pastures developed, and I prefer an actual conversation over texting. I keep a little cash for purchases that I don't have to account for. It's my whatever money and it IS a reward system. May I please choose my preferred method of payment? Booo Whatever your logical reasons... I will go kicking and screaming.

Five stars for a cultural experience and an introduction to Hinduism and their Supreme God…read moreKrishna. ‍ How often can you visit a temple in Utah County and eat in their cafeteria without needing a temple recommend? Food selection is 3 stars if you are vegan, zero stars if you're looking for protein. Serve yourself humbly buffet style but the staff are super peaceful and friendly. They close early so getting there by 5:15 pm is recommended so you can check out the temple upstairs after dinner.

My colleague and I were driving back from a work trip towards the SLC airport and we stopped in at…read moreGovinda's. Each items on their buffet was wholesome AND delicious. Understand and accept a) that it's a vegetarian buffet, b) you can get a completely balanced meal with all the protein and nutrients you need, and c) you don't have to be Hare Krishna to enjoy their buffet. We showed up there at about 5 PM. The people working there were very nice and welcoming. I recommend the halvah--which is a wheat-based dessert dish. It was sweet and delicious with a pleasant thick texture (like clumpier cream-of-wheat). Everything in their salad bar looked so fresh, and they put out some honeydew that they told me they grew there. I thought I'd give it a try, though I dislike honeydew in general--but the color was so vibrant and it looked juicy. It was unlike any honeydew I've ever tasted; the grocery store honeydew is trash compared to what they were serving. It literally tasted like honey. It was a small but varied buffet. The mung bean soup was bright and tangy--so good. There was something that was either pan-fried yucca or sweet potato; whatever it was was starchy but kind of sweet. I kept going back to the halvah. Outside there were llamas, peacocks, trees, parrots, a koi pond. The people working there welcomed us to walk around, hang out, visit their service (which started at 6, but we declined), to do whatever we wanted to relax. It was a great way to decompress and eat a healthy, nutritious meal while traveling.

I got the jalapeño ranch burger and beer battered fries. It was an average burger. I couldn't taste…read morethe jalapeño ranch at all, and it was a very small burger. The fries were good. No complaints there. A few people in our party got scones and said they are very good. Service-wise, you order at the front and they bring the food to your table. Overall a good experience, but I'm not itching to go back.

Service was great- friendly and helpful. First time in and really liked the fresh salad choices…read more Well done! My personal choice would be to have some ice tea also but that's hard to find.

So I am apparently on a review-writing binge, but I have traveled extensively across the U.S. and…read morewanted to circle back and compliment some of the places that were genuinely lovely and memorable. Ginger's Garden Cafe is absolutely one of them! I LOVE ginger, so naturally I had to try the orange carrot ginger drink, and it was amazing--fresh, bright, and exactly the kind of pick-me-up I wanted. It's surprisingly hard to find a really good beet salad these days, and theirs was exceptional. It was also a LOT of food, so I happily had some to take away. I also tried the falafel salad, and the falafels were delicious and juicy, with an amazing dressing and feta that brought everything together. What I especially loved was how I felt afterward. Everything tasted fresh and nourishing, and I walked away feeling energized rather than sluggish or weighed down like you can after eating at so many places. It was just a refreshing, guilt-free, feel-good meal. They have a really great menu with so many things I'd still like to try. Honestly, I wish places like this were chains instead of all the fast-food restaurants everywhere--I'd happily eat this way while traveling! Highly recommend giving Ginger's Garden Cafe a try. I just wanted to come back and say thank you for such a positive experience. I hope you stay open for a very long time--and maybe even grow into many more locations! Stay Fresh!

I came in for lunch recently, and I was blown away! They do the basics really well, and it makes…read morefor some darn good soups and sandwiches! Service is really friendly, and answered any questions I had - it being my first time there. I really appreciate it when places go out of their way to make everything fresh. It's a cool place to hang out. It's bright and open with plants everywhere. Definitely try the absolutely giant cupcakes!

Love their new menu addition! The salad and soup was delicious! Homemade! Very tasty and healthy!…read more Love this place!! The best açaí bowls in Utah!

This is my new favorite place to get acai bowls and they are a total hidden gem! They have some of…read morethe most unique flavors that ive seen offered at an açaí place. They have Ube, Matcha, Blood Oranage and soooo many more fun flavors! They are all SUPER delicious too! My absolute favorite bowl is actually called the "Kelsey" bowl after the worker who makes it. It starts with a base of blood orange, blue pineapple & coconut. Then it is topped with greek yogurt, chai pudding, granola, nuts, seeds, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, banana, coconut flakes, sweetened condensed milk & my favorite LIME JUICE! It's the best bowl I think ive ever had. If you are feeling extra bold try sprinkling some salt on top too - it really helps enhance the flavors!

A great mix of Indian and southeast Asian cuisine that stands out among a sea of fast food…read morerestaurants around it (no offense Chipotle).

My dine-in visit on Saturday evening was disappointing! First off, we ordered and then never saw…read moreour waiter until we needed to pay the bill. The food take 40 minutes to come out with no apology or explanation for the long wait time. The curry was not as creamy as last time. It had more of a tomato taste that was overpowering. The garlic naan was good but was very buttery and honestly, needed more garlic. The restaurant itself was off in temperature. It was actually quite chilly.

There are a LOT of chicken restaurants that have opened up across the valley over the last few…read moreyears, and this is one of the best of them. They're good is fresh and very flavorful. And surprisingly, their kid's meals are big enough for an adult. The food comes out really quick and they don't skimp on the fries (owned by one of the original owners of 5 guys). The staff is really nice and they are willing to accommodate any reasonable requests. The restaurant itself is more modern and clean. There is a lot of seating, but this place is usually filled to the brim, so finding a place to sit can be a challenge during the lunch and dinner rush. It's also open on Sunday's, which is uncommon here in Utah. My favorite item on the menu, and I've literally tried them all, is a Cripsy avo sandwich with a shocker fillet added on! So good!

I had visited this place a while back and it was a pretty good experience so when my cousin came to…read morevisit Utah I invited her to eat here and it was awful. The fries weren't fresh at all, there were puddles of water throughout the restaurant andI kept thinking someone would slip and fall and their tea was rancid. Both my cousin and I felt really sick afterwards because of the tea.

First off, Tony was amazing!! Fellow beer lover, though from the lighter side of brews, he was…read moreknowledgeable and super helpful. They had about 12 beers on tap from their brewery, as well as hard ciders on tap, red and white wines, and a whole cocktail and spirits menu. Also craft sodas and juices. We ordered pizza, which was really good. And a variety of beers to try. Great rustic ambiance with 80's rock playing at a good volume (could enjoy it and didn't have to yell to be heard). One large screen TV over the bar showing an NFL game. Will definitely be back next summer when. We drive past.

Just don't. 3x of going. Poor service, cold food and not worth it…read more Pros- the place has a cool aesthetic. Menu is diverse. Serves alcohol. Cons- even when it isn't busy, service is ALWAYS slow. Food is ALWAYS served barely warm.

I don't understand the hype. At all. Food is bland and it's definitely not a place to order to go…read moreor a delivery service from.

The first time I tried zao years ago I didn't like it. I gave it another try recently and really…read moreenjoyed it. My husband has tried the Banh mi wrap and the tacos. He enjoyed both of them. My favorite thing to order is a bowl with yakisoba noodles, chicken, broccoli, carrots, corn, cilantro with teriyaki sauce and topped with peanuts. It's very fresh and delicious.

This place is just the right balance of great coffee and drinks with positive energy. Just what you…read moreneed in the morning to get going. The bagel was delicious but it's the chai latte and coffee that is some of the best I've had. Short of traveling to Costa Rica or Argentina you won't find a better brew. The staff is friendly and helpful and the service is great. Make sure to stop by to start your morning right.

Terrible customer service, coffee wasn't hot barely Luke warm. Do not recommend!! I will never…read morereturn here again!