BEST burgers, fries, shakes, scones and fresh limes in a frosted mug with a sugar rim. Well worth…read moredriving a bit to eat here.

Burger joint that doesn't even sell burgers. They have a limited menu that seems like it's…read morefrozen-to-fried special. Didn't seem like there was anywhere to sit inside so it was only take away.

My husband and I are staying on the mountain in Park City in late July. The Saltbox is close to the…read moremountain, not in the downtown area of Park City so it was convenient for us with plenty of parking. Initially we thought we entered a coffee shop that only served coffee, tea and pastries as the interior is quite small with maybe seven or eight tables. It's bright and clean and the menu displayed above the counter indicated otherwise. The patio in the back is large, but it was about to rain, so we took a table inside. The menu offers plenty of options and the service was great! Our meals were delivered in 10 minutes! Now this is how restaurants should make scrambled eggs! Light, fluffy and hot! The bagel and fruit were good too. I tasted the raspberry preserves from my husbands plate, they tasted homemade and they were delicious! My husband order The All American with eggs, bacon, sausage, toast and potatoes. Large portions and great food! My only suggestion would be to lower the volume of the music and perhaps the style as it seems to be geared to the staff, not the patrons. What an unexpected little gem!

Better experience here! Food is always delicious - burrito was filled and tasty, smoothie was…read morerefreshing, i loved the green goddess hummus. Lighter alternative

The venue itself is huge, with plenty of comfortable seating and a really unique atmosphere. One of…read morethe coolest features is that they even have old jail cells converted into dining areas. The furniture is comfortable, making it easy to settle in and enjoy your meal. The menu strikes a nice balance. There are enough options that everyone in our group found something they liked, but it's not so extensive that it becomes overwhelming. If you enjoy spirits, definitely try some of their house-distilled offerings. The gin stood out as particularly good and was a highlight of the visit. We visited for a birthday celebration with a group of eight and had no issues being accommodated. We were seated at a comfortable table, and service handled our larger group just fine. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience, and I would definitely go back.

Mother's Day Brunch was at Eight Settlers Distillery and it didn't start out the greatest…read more Our reservation was at 10:30 and they do not even open their doors until 10:30, ok no big deal although I do wonder why they make reservations right at opening vs open slightly earlier or slightly later reservations. We got seated and to start the chairs were dirty (first people of the day sitting here), my water had something in it, and the silverware was dirty. We ordered the bread appetizer, but no plates to put the bread and oil on. We ordered the shrimp and grits, which was very bland it needed salt. Ham and cheese omelet, which my mom also thought was bland, French toast, my son enjoyed. The Benedict, my step dad enjoyed as well. Finally chicken and waffles, which was as expected. On the plus side the service was great and the price was reasonable for the portions. Overall I was not impressed and more than likely would not recommend, at least not for brunch.

If you're craving a place that feeds your body and your energy, this is it…read more The moment you walk in, you can feel the shift of energy, it was like stepping into a little sanctuary. The whole space has this grounded, earthy, high-vibe energy that instantly puts you at ease. It gave me total Austin, Texas vibes in the best way. Think warm earth tones, lush natural elements, local art flowing across the walls made it feel soulful, intentional, and full of life. We ordered the bison tacos, bison burger, seaweed roll, hummus and veggies, and the dandelion boat! And every single bite felt vibrant and alive. You can tell this food is made with care and consciousness. No microwaves, no shortcuts (literally) just fresh, clean ingredients prepared as soon as you order! It honestly felt like artisans at a farmers market craft something just for you. The owner is an absolute gemso kind, welcoming, and deeply in tune with everything on the menu. You can feel the passion and knowledge he pours into the space. He recommended the hemp milk chai, and wow... it was pure comfort in a cup. Creamy, grounding, and full of warm, cozy spices! It felt nourishing on a whole different level. My partner got the gingerade, and it was like liquid sunshinefresh-pressed, zesty ginger with a smooth, revitalizing finish. The dandelion boats was such a perfect, light appetizer to share with a small group of friends. The hummus was also very fresh and flavorful, not dry or too thick! We ate spoonfuls when we ran out of veggies to dip it in. We left feeling light, energized, and alignednot weighed down, just completely nourished. This place is more than a meal.....it's a whole vibe. A little pocket of peace, intention, and good energy. Can't wait to come back.

I've been going to Omar's Rawtopia for years and it's still one of my favorite spots. In a world…read morewhere restaurants constantly change or go downhill, this place has stayed consistently great. Everything tastes incredibly fresh and clean. The juices, smoothies, and raw dishes are packed with flavor and you leave feeling energized instead of weighed down. It's the kind of food that actually makes you feel better after you eat it. You can tell Omar really cares about the quality of the ingredients and the experience people have when they walk in. The vibe is relaxed, friendly, and welcoming, which is probably why so many people become regulars. If you want food that tastes amazing and makes your body feel good at the same time, Omar's Rawtopia is a place worth trying. I've been coming here for years and I'll keep coming back.

Fried baby bell cheese are you kidding me?! The best pit stop on the way back from a day hiking in…read morethe Uintas. Everything on the menu was between $2-$8 and included interesting options like fried snickers and fried Oreos. This is a food truck park and there's some seating throughout but we also brought a blanket and sat on the grass. They asked if I wanted honey on my fried baby bell and it was a delicious addition. The staff was super friendly and the service was quick!

We stopped here on our way up to mirror Lake. It was absolutely delicious and we definitely don't…read moreregret stopping! I've never had a honey on a corndog before and all I can say is that it's the perfect combination. We'll definitely stop here again.

Good food real Mexican good prices and so is the salsa and meats…read moreSo go there and get good food and stufff

Great Food, Nice and Friendly staff. Great selection of drinks. Would definitely stop in and eat…read morehere again.

We rode the motorcycle up on a Sunday and it made for the perfect outing. They have parking right…read moreup front for the bikes, which is great. The patio was beautiful and such a great place to relax. The stream running past is so pretty and peaceful. Service was friendly and attentive without being over the top. The cider was our favorite -- super refreshing and easy to sip. And the pizza was perfect. Crisp crust, great flavor, and just the right amount of toppings. Between the ride, the patio vibes, and the great food and drinks, we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend for a laid-back afternoon!

Came up to enjoy the porch and had a lovely evening. We reserved our time ahead through the website…read moreand were seated immediately on arrival. The ambiance was very nice with the lush green trees. We started off sharing the crab cakes, which were the best part of the meal. When a place respects crab and doesn't add a bunch of unnecessary ingredients and flavors they get a solid thumbs up from me. The Aperol spritz was pretty weird and didn't have much of a flavor, it felt muddled to me. But Hazification is a pretty solid pale ale if you like a lighter fruity profile. The canyon pizza was a gamble and not a good one. The flavors didn't really complement each other at all and dried cherries added onto a pizza after cooking is just weird. I tried it only because we were somewhere different and if it was on the menu someone had to like it... I don't know. I'm wondering how big the pool was that the survey on this one went out to. The scallops however were nicely cooked and the blackberry beurre blanc was perfectly balanced. More proof that they do respect seafood. This was a pretty delicious dish. We mainly forgot that the cauliflower wasn't even potatoes and the bok choy also was even perfectly crisp but tender. The whole plate was watery though. The scallops get a 7/10 and the crab cakes an 8/10. We just couldn't quite justify the price point for not being blown away by anything or for that pizza. Would try other things here but will probably steer clear of being adventurous again.

Excellent food. First time trying Paraguayan and loved it. Shawarma and empanada were really,…read morereally good. Went to the location at Junction Commons

One of the only Paraguayan places I've been able to find in the entire United States, and luckily…read morethey have exactly what I'm looking for. Friendly as can be, high quality, exceptionally authentic to the point of being indistinguishable from food in-country. I don't know if there's anything else to say. Hetereí.