We decided to checkout Eats of Eden and had a pleasant experience. The staff are great and…read moregenuinely sweet. The place has a small town feel and had several customers that are regulars that the staff knew by name. I had a small 8 inch pizza which had a thick crust that I loved because I love bread and carbs more than I should. My husband went with the manicotti which I thought was weird because it's 2 crapes stuffed with ricotta and covered with marinara.. I gave it a taste and it was delicious! If you want a little small town dining experience this is the place.

PARKING: Visiting for a wedding and this place was highly recommended. The lot is pretty small but…read morewe found a spot quickly. SEATING: It is a very cozy place. We waited about a half hour to sit but it didn't feel long. I sat next to the cute bear they have in the waiting area/lobby. SERVICE: The servers there were quick to take our orders! The food did take awhile to come out though. But I get it as it seemed to be understaffed. I wished they had come around a bit more often to check up on us, but there was a lot going on which was definitely out of their control. It just left us waiting a long while. FOOD: The food was yummy! I got the Ranch personal pizza which has ranch dressing as the base, mozzarella, chicken, broccoli, grilled onions, bacon, and tomatoes. It was so hot, crispy, and delicious! Also got a nice side salad to get some greens in. I will be dreaming about the dessert for a long time! We got the Forbidden Apple that has vanilla ice cream rolled in brown sugar oats surrounded by sauteed cinnamon apples. Just amazing!! OVERALL: A cute local spot with lots to offer!

We love the Valley Market! We do a lot of camping in the mountains around Huntsville, and whenever…read morewe need to stock up on provisions, this is where we go. Rural markets are a throwback to yesteryear. There's always a nostalgic feel for me whenever I come here. It reminds me of the grocery stores my family would go to while I was a kid. That's not to say that this is an old outdated store from the 70's, because it' isn't. But with narrower aisles, it's no larger than it needs to be, yet has everything in supply that you could possibly need. In the summer they are well-stocked with all of those things that you forgot to pack before heading to Pineview, including beach towels. Lots of great picnic food is hot and ready to eat in the deli. The staff are always helpful and friendly. Come support this great local business when you're in town.

#1BOTH MANAGERS WALK AROUND WITH A CONSTANT $h17 ATTITUDE LIKE THEY OWN THE STORE & CREEP AISLES…read moreLIKE A RAT #2 I can understand the price is reflecting the convenience, these managers we'll sell out of date stuff just to get their yearly bonus (look at your date of expiration), tired of dealing with these worn out managers and their attitudes about it. (Health department should do a walk-through) all other employees do a good job, kudos to them.

Great wait service. I love being out on the patio. Delicious food and big servings as alwaysread more

Hostess and "general Manager. Not accommodating and…read moreconfirtationsal! Food was a 2 out of 10. I'm Pretty sure their aggressive nature didn't not help the food rating! So here we go...So a big group of us went to the shooting star first and after talking all together we decided we would go to Carlos and Harleys instead for a late lunch. We all traveled from different places and wanted to try somewhere most people hadn't been. As soon as we walked through the door the hostess, Renee treated us awful!! We had 2 other people that had to make a quick stop and because they were not there they wouldn't seat us. Everyone was starving so we just told them to seat the 10 of us for that moment. Again Renee acted like we were putting her out because we said just go ahead and seat us. Not even 10 minutes later the other couple showed up and we asked to add an extra table. Renee stormed out, as we all watched to go talk to her manager. The bartender was so sweet and came to add the extra table. A few minutes later we were approached by the manger Janelle and she aggressively asked who wanted to speak to the manager. Which we never requested. She then argued with us about how many people we said we had in our group. RENEE knew we were waiting for 2 more! But Janelle wanted to argue with us instead of apologizing for the way her employee treated us! Most of us only ended up ordering appetizers to get us through because we were all hungry. We were very tempted to just leave and if we wouldn't have had so many people we would have! Service was good and so was the drinks. The bartender was just awesome, I didnt get his name. I never write reviews but I felt like this was a story that needed to be told! We will not be going back there again!

We stopped in at Hanks Bistro & Brew in Eden, Utah and it immediately looked like a fun spot for…read morebrunch. Luckily for us, Sunday was brunch day -- and wow, did we score! I ordered the Hank's Smashburger which comes with two juicy brisket/short rib/chuck patties, melted American cheese, grilled onions, BBQ aioli, and a few jalapeños for good measure. One heck of a burger -- I couldn't believe how good it was. The Hank's Potatoes (red potatoes, onions, cheese, and bacon) were total hearty, soul-food perfection. After that, I had to dive into a scone with that heavenly honey butter. And you just can't leave without the Pie-Zuki -- a chocolate chip cookie topped with ice cream and whipped cream. Absolute dessert insanity in the best way. The dining room was cozy and comfortable. We even caught the Broncos playoff game while we ate. Loved seeing the picture of Hank on the wall -- he looks like a very good boy! We'll definitely be heading back to Hanks soon. Well worth the drive from Ogden Valley. Great brunch, great vibes, wonderful staff.

Hands down, the best damned smash burger I've ever eaten. What a great new spot to enjoy dinner. I…read moredidn't have breakfast or lunch but would have to think the food would be just as amazing. The service was friendly and helpful. This would be a great place to bring younger kids (there were at least 3-4 families with kids and the kids all looked like they were enjoying the food). I should have taken a picture before I took my first bite but alas I didn't and any picture would have been of an empty plate. Maybe next time.

summary: great breakfast/brunchy experience although I think they offer more. Very cool, chic vibe…read morewith an elevated dining experience. At the same time, they do the "common" stuff really well like kids' food. Great experience through and through. Walking in, you immediately know it's a well-run establishment, there's people moving quickly everywhere and they even have a few to-go areas with coffee stations that seems to be busy. We went during the World Cup and they also had a projector playing one of the games for a cool vibe. They had an amazing menu of commonly found entrees, but with like an elevated twist. Everything from food to coffee was absolutely delicious. Unique flavor profiles and everything just worked. Really cool spot and I would say a must check out if you're in the area.

We were in town and headed yet again to downtown Park City fir our last meal before flying home…read more We shared the shuttle with a couple who said they were going to this place so we elected to go as well so they driver wouldn't have to do multiple stops. We tried to sit outside but it was a little cold and windy so we opted for a table inside. The menu is good all options you find at a healthier restaurant. I have always wanted to try shakshuka so I was excited to see it on the menu. My husband ordered an omelet. The food is excellent but I would have changed out the bread for something you can dip out the shakshuka with and I would include lemons with the hot tea. My husband didnt like the potatoes. Service was e collect and the price was good for a resort community. Highly recommend.

Delicious little cafe with friendly service. The decor was super cute and had all kinds of art…read moredisplayed both on the first and second floor. The food was made with fresh ingredients and felt very healthy. We ordered some of the pastries to go which made for a nice treat on our road trip. The food didn't knock my socks off but it was the perfect little spot for a pit stop for healthy food.

Cuppa is a very nice coffee shop. They do not have their own parking lot, however, there is free…read morestreet parking which is not very hard to find. It is a 2 story shop, most of the seats are upstairs with a couple bar seats downstairs. They do have both food and drinks, I got the crunch wrap and a mocha and they were both delicious. They also have gluten free options as well. The people here are very kind and friendly. They do have wifi and outlets along the walls. This coffee shop is very bright and has a good aesthetic. I came on a Saturday and it was not hard to find a table at all. Overall, I suggest giving this place a visit!

We were super excited to see a new place to eat in Huntsville! We waited and waited for it to open…read moreand went just a few days after opening. This was a subway for many years but has since been changed to a little place that sells sandwiches, salads and pizza. They have ice cream cones, sundaes and shakes, too. The decor has all been changed from Subway. It is now the theme of old automobiles, hence the name. Old cars all had attached brass lamps as headlights. All the food items are named after models of old cars. Ok, let's discuss the food. When we went, we ordered one of each thing (well, two sandwiches). We ordered the Winton which is a turkey sandwich with avocados, sprouts, lettuce and tomatoes. It was 8.99 and was quite large. Our 13 year old boy wasn't able to finish the entire sandwich. I ordered a salad which was 9.99 and very big. It came out looking beautiful and was loaded with toppings. I loved the beets! That was my favorite part of the salad. Yum! 10 dollars seems a little pricey but it was worth the price. Everything on the salad tasted very fresh. I told the girl who brought our food out that it looked beautiful and she said she loves making the salads the best. Well, she's good at it! I appreciate that they give a large container of dressing. It was the perfect amount! My husband ordered the philly sandwich (I don't remember the name) which is one of their hot sandwiches. I think it was 9.99 as well. It came with the meat, cheese and a chipotle sauce which was actually pretty good. Everything about the sandwich was good except that the bread was a tad bit soggy. I think this sandwich should be served on an actual bread roll. All the sandwiches are served on regular white, wheat or sourdough bread. It is all tasty bread and works well with the cold sandwiches but I think the hot sandwiches should be served on a hoagie roll to prevent the bread from getting too soggy. Even with that issue, it was tasty. My two little boys ordered a pepperoni pizza. It was around $15 and was pretty standard. You could tell the crust is not made from actual fresh dough but rather a premade, pre baked crust. It tasted better than frozen pizza but didn't have that light, airy, crispy crust you get from a traditional pizza place. My kids thought it was great but I wouldn't rave about their pizza. The sandwiches and salads are a better choice for sure. The ice cream is Farr's and you can get it in a cup or cone. They have a good selection. We have been up quite a few times for ice cream. A single scoop is around 3.50 so the same as what you would pay in Ogden. They do have a massive ice cream Sundae that costs around $14 dollars but comes with 13 scoops of ice cream and toppings. Would make a fun activity for the family to go and share! They have drinks in the cooler as well as fountain soda which is nice because you can get a refill. They sell bags of chips but no fries or anything like that. The staff is good. Mostly teenagers working which is fine as long as they can keep up. They are friendly when you walk in and very helpful. The entire check for two adults and three kids came to around 60 dollars. Seems a little pricey but its always expensive to take family out to eat. I hope it lasts and stays open. It is nice to have places to eat in the valley and not have to go to Ogden. I wish them the best and will always chose to support small businesses. Keep up the great work!

Ordered a philly cheese steak, got soggy wet white bread with some melted cheese and cold soggy…read morebeef in the middle with some hot sauce. They have outside seating so I waited outside for my food, one of the other customers was nice enough to tell me my order was sitting, no one walked outside and no PA system. Wouldn't spend three bucks on that sandwich let alone the option for half for $6.99