OGM always is a great lunch option. They have great sandwiches (love the whole wheat bread) and…read moresoups. For breakfast I get their Asiago cheese bagels and make great breakfast sandwiches as well. Amazing staff that is always friendly and provide quick and consistent service!

My first impression was how cute and comfortable this place is for dates…read more Upon walking in, I noticed many couples of young folks sitting together eating and enjoying conversation. Service was very friendly and attentive. There were some booths available by large windows towards the front of the building, as well as tables with chairs. Décor was cute and built more for comfort, but I could tell that what was really the focus point for the Old Grist Mill was the food. Procedure starts with walking up to a counter and filling out a sheet on a notepad with pre-typed options for your meal. Behind the counter were large chalkboard menus on the walls that listed the different types of meals (some came with drinks, some were specific to hot versus cold sandwiches, etc.) as well as the different options for sandwiches. The menu was not massive, so I gave it extra points for being concise and sticking with sandwich staples instead of going experimental and expansive. You circle the options for the sandwich you want (what meat you'd like, which cheese, any condiments, etc.) as well as what choice of cookie you'd enjoy. I personally had a difficult time choosing between the chocolate chip walnut and the snickerdoodle, but ended up going with the latter. I ordered the French Dip which usually comes on a hoagie bun, but I managed to get it served on their sourdough bread and grilled. It does come with a side of au jus (not pictured). After you pay and wait a bit, they call you up and hand you your order in a cute Old Grist Mill paper lunch sack. This was a highlight for me; it tickled the playful part of my heart and sent me back to my little years in elementary school. My takeaway: It was arguably the most buttery soft, pull-apart snickerdoodle I've eaten in years. It held its shape, but wasn't rock hard. Let's just say the cookie didn't make it outside the restaurant. The sandwich was also very good; the au jus was classic and delicious, served piping hot, and the sandwich itself was soft enough to soak up the au jus with each bite and it just fills your mouth with comforting warmth. I definitely recommend both options and recommend you make a pit stop here for some good quick sandwiches, chips, a cookie, and a drink.

Continuously disappointed with this specific location as well as Starbucks in general. The service…read moreat this location is very hostile and the employees most definitely hate their lives. I ordered a hot white mocha that tasted like a breakfast sandwich and had a strange film on top. So I decided not to go back for a while. I recently gave them another chance and ordered a sugar cookie latte, and the lid was broken, so it immediately spilled all over my lap in my car, I still wanted to taste it though!! Took a big sip and spit it out my window! Absolutely atrocious!! Seriously tasted like a freezer burnt sandwich! Wtf?!? I won't ever be coming back to this location. Do yourself a favor and go to Dutch Bros instead... or better yet... make your own coffee at home. I'm actually disgusted

I've been going in there for decades. Spend a ton of money. They were busy and I forgot to ask for…read morea Splenda in my drink so I grabbed one off the counter right in front of me to help the barista out and dumped it in after she brought my drink. She then proceeded to yell at me in front of everyone that those packets were for the baristas and the ones I could use (exact same) were in the back of the store. I assured her it wouldn't happen again as I would never be back.

Did a great job removing brown foxing from my vintage cream satin. Except for where my dates sweaty…read morehand rested in 1964!

The 50s atmosphere with 50s music was great…read more Food was good. I wished the toast wasn't so anemic. Next time I'll ask for it to be well toasted. The waitress was attentive and kept us in coffee.

Worth the drive! Call ahead if you want the best, freshly made divine pastries. I have been coming…read morehere since 2008 and I will come back again and again.

We stopped in here last week on our way to Bear Lake and grabbed a bunch of yummy desserts…read more Everything we had was delicious, can't wait to go back for more!! Super friendly service with knowledgeable recommendations.

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.

My family was visiting from out of state and wanted to try something local. We should have gone to…read moreMcDonald's instead. The pesto chicken sandwich was soggy and had no pesto. The cranberry turkey sandwich only had filling on one side. The other side was just cranberry sauce and croissant. We order cheddar cheese on one sandwich and got shredded cheese. Who does that? The cheese literally fell out with every single soggy bite. So word of advice, don't get the sandwiches. The cookie and brownie however, were delicious.

Yum! Best donut I've had in a long time! We have a good variety of items. Cookies. Maple bars…read morecoconut cake donuts.

The cinnamon roll dough was good. My personal preference would have included more cinnamon. We ate…read morein the bakery. The rolls were served in a cardboard box. They were heated with icing. The box leaked icing onto the table top. The lady behind the counter was very nice and courteous. They had a table for 3 and a side room for a small group.

We found coffee from Boyd's coffee in Gresham Oregon near my husband's work so I made a combination…read morehot chocolate /coffee for my migraine, oh joy

Go here a lot because it's close by. Cheap Vitamin Waters. Cigarettes are very expensive here, but…read morefire safe cigarettes are so nasty now that I don't care anyway.

Mainland McDonald's really sucks. Unlike Hawaii McDonald's is #1 because a breakfast meal is a full…read morebreakfast meal. So therefore I give all mainland McDonalds a rating of 1 over 10! As for all Hawaii McDonalds I give them a rating of 10 over 10!

Like 7-11 on steroids! Ok, I'm on a YELP bender right now and that can only happen during a maximum…read moreservice level run. At Maverik, the best service run of my life continued! I enter the well clean, well lit convenience mart and found one of the nicer convenience stores I've been in lately. I I walked up and became mesmerized by the slurpy like drink station. There it was, swirling tastiness, ice cold beverage perfection. Only problem is that I am sugar challenged. If only there we a small cup...but there's not. Oh well. Just as I was ready to abandon my fantasy, Cassy, who was just clean around the area turned and with an angelic voice, asked, "would you like a sample?" She grabbed what would be a double shot of booze size cup and held it up. With delight I agreed to sample! I confessed that that was all I really wanted and she suggested trying both flavors, so I did!!! Sooooooo good. I could drink a gallon, but I would die of brain freeze! It's about the customer service ok? She nailed it. Then, a self check out kiosk? Wait WHAT? Yeah! Self check out. Mind blowing for me. I have seen them here and there but not at the convenience stores. No way! This chain is like a luxury edition convenience mart. Blows away any 7-11, Quik Stop, or ANY other convenience store I've ever been in. I have been in thousands. These are IT!