Awesome fresh imaginings! The fig tree pizza was…read moreoutstanding. Everything was first rate. My only regret is they don't have a location in Southern Arizona! Love this place!

Bad food Worse service…read more Steak sandwich with the works. Forgot the works. Rather than remake it. They making the works on the side while the steak sandwich got cold. No apology from Brinnley the server. The works came out undercooked and raw 10 minutes later. Charged full price. Didn't even eat it after waiting so long.

Courteous staff, absolutely well-run and the NY and Neapolitan style pizzas are incredible. Light,…read morecrunchy, delicious crust, and pizza combos you can't find everywhere (like the Bee Sting, pepperoni, ricotta and finished with local honey). Don't miss out on the freshly squeezed lemonade--refreshing and delightful. Family-friendly, plenty of seating, and you can watch how they make your pizza. Award-winning for good reasons! Less than $40 for a huge pie that feeds 4 people.

I'm not a big pizza fan. But I love this place! My brother-in-law was the owner's mission…read morecompassion back in the day and he told us about this place and how the owner always wanted to open a pizza joint. Well, he opened a really good one! We ordered the Bee Sting/Godfather pizza. The Bee Sting has Crushed red pepper, oregano, assorted spicy Italian cured meats, ricotta, & Howells Honey, fresh mozzarella, pecorino Romano, crushed San Marzano tomato sauce, olive oil. I never thought of putting honey on my pizza. Honestly, you can barely taste it. The Godfather has Italian sausage, cup-and-char pepperoni, sliced meatballs, provolone, mushrooms, fresh mozzarella, pecorino Romano, crushed San Marzano tomato sauce, oregano. We ordered the New York crust. It was crispy and it held its shape. The sauce was not overpowering and blended well with all the spices The Dessert Katie Kay pizza was amazing. It had strawberries, blue berries, strawberry gel, fresh whipped cream and powdered sugar. What a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth.

It's literally the cafe in the hospital. Had I known that ahead of time I would not have gone here…read morebut the online reviews were good so we went ahead and tried it. We ate breakfast. Big portions, delicious, and we only waited 10 for 6 meals. Friendly staff. Clean tables.

Yes, it's the Madison Memorial Hospital "cafeteria." But I will contend that this is the best bacon…read morecheeseburger and fries in Rexburg, hands-down. The tots are awesome too. And it's cheap. And quick, there's not often many people here.

We had dinner at Red Rabbit Grill after departing Grand Teton National Park and heading towards…read moreYellowstone. A cute small town vibe casual diner spot. It was 10 of us and they were able to push 3 tables together to accommodate us. The menu had a little bit of everything from salads, steaks, sandwiches, wraps and burgers. I was surprised to see fried pickles and I had to get that. It was very good. The batter wasn't too doughy and I like the green dipping sauce. For entrée, I got twelve skewered shrimp grilled with onion straws. Shrimp was great but the onion straws was very oily and overly fried! Good thing my sister ordered the Sunshine Quinoa Salad so we are not just eating a bunch of fried food. The salad portion was very generous. Our waitress was very sweet and attentive. We probably drove her nuts with our questions and demands.

Red Rabbit Grill was really delicious. I got the brunch burger and the french fries were top notch…read more My wife and I really enjoyed them. My brunch burger was missing the hashbrowns, which was a real bummer. They had mini dessert cakes in a display case that looked really good. I definitely would come back.

Best sandwich in town. It's a one of one type of place. Been around for decades. Froyo is awesome…read more too. Highly recommend you try the turkey or chicken bacon ranch toasted. You only need a half... the whole is built for 2. ;-)

We are in town for a softball game and were looking for recommendations on a good place to eat. A…read morelocal gal recommended this sandwich shop. It's a quant place, pretty busy but a lot of employees and quick service. The food was ok, not too much flavor and my turkey BLT only had one slice of turkey so couldn't even taste it. I was disappointed for such a large sandwich with yummy fluffy bread to only have 1 slice of turkey. My husband ordered the chicken BLT salad, again he said he was ok, nothing special, not much flavor. I also tried a chocolate chip cookie and it was yummy! So if you are looking for simple, fresh tasting food, and are ok with it tasting kind of bland, I'd recommend. I'm def more of a Jersey mikes lover when it comes to a good hearty sandwich!

We ate here for the first time a couple months ago and I regret that we didn't do it sooner. I…read moreordered the combo plate with misoy chicken and kalua pork. Absolutely delicious and you get a ton of food, enough for me to have a leftover meal. My husband ordered the Lani ono tacos and honestly they were the yummiest, most unexpected like for us. That's actually what I've ordered the two other times since then we've gone. Sooo good!!! I don't know what the sauce is they put on it but delicious! We also tried their smoothies and they're so refreshing and tasty. I can easily say this is one of my new favorite, go-to spots. Here's my take. Instead of comparing their food to whatever other restaurants may have something similar, be open to their take on Hawaiian food. I think they've hit the nail to be their own unique flavors and food. (As someone who's tried other places and been to Hawaii.) When in doubt, order the Lani Ono tacos. And get 3. Haha. oh, and our kids loved it too.

The food is not very good. It's not very flavorful. Portion sizes are very small, and it's very…read moreexpensive for the amount of food you get. There are better options for Hawaiian food in town.

Here's the good: the sushi is very good, the Moco Loco is authentic and delicious, the hamburgers…read moreare amazing (better than most places), pretty much anything I have ordered is good. Here's the bad: You will wait and wait for your food. Then you will wait and wait for your check. They simply don't have enough staff. Bottom line: great food, decent atmosphere, friendly staff - but takes too long. We have chosen to eat elsewhere on evenings when we have to pay attention to time.

The food is GREAT! We love da mixed plate and the sushi is amazing…read more I ordered online and the guy taking my order put me on hold to "go and ask the kitchen how long my order would take" he said 15-20 mins. Okay.... Around the 15 min mark we went in and it took at lease 5 minutes before anyone even spoke to me. Someone asked why I was there I said a pick up order they said they'd go check on it and never came back. 10mins later I talked to another server who said the same thing-- Left and never came back. Finally a third person asked me if I'd already been helped and when I said yes they just walked away. I eventually just left. 15 mins later they called me to tell me my food was ready. I don't understand why they make such a big deal about going to ask the kitchen how long the food will take only for it to take double the time than the kitchen said. I originally thought it was a one off but when we went back today it was the exact same experience. It's the most odd experience and you will walk away feeling like a burden to their service. I don't think we'll be back despite how good the food is.

Food was really good, got the California burrito and chips. Large portions! It seems to be a family…read moreowned restaurant. Great service, theres a little girl who will make you smile as she rings the service bell for you. Pretty artwork and clean tables.

Casual Counter Service Restaurant. The restaurant had plenty of tables and looked pretty clean…read more Honestly, I was not impressed by Casa De Ochoa. We were here on a Monday during a busy lunch rush. Normally, I am understanding of this if the food and service were good, but this was not the case! The service was also awful. The woman working at the counter was so snarky. I asked how big the tacos were to determine if I needed order 2 or 3. She wasn't friendly at all! I get it, there was a line behind me, but I didn't need the attitude. The cherry on top was how the tacos took 20+ minutes to come out and they were cold and unseasoned. Unfortunately, the steak tacos were mid at best, and pretty pricey ($3+ per taco). Several tables had their orders missed or forgotten as well.

We had a great meal. It was fresh and the staff was friendly. We were helped by Tayci who was…read moreupbeat and friendly.

Not sure what's changed the last year or two, but this location is absolutely filthy. Anything…read morebehind the counter is disgusting. Food spilled everywhere and nothing stocked so that it's fresh. Dirty tables, dirty seats, etc.

The only problem with this place, particularly for a tourist who may only get one opportunity at a…read moremeal, is what the heck to choose from the menu, which has too too many things from which to choose. We got a chicken bacon ranch wrap and a Brisky Burger that comes topped with that slow cooked brisket. And the cactus tails (onion strings) and cheese curds on the side. I mean doesn't that already sound like a killer selection of food...in just one meal! Postscript: the burger is to die for excellent; Not so much the wrap, although the avocado salsa makes it good. The cheese curds have never been my thing, but these are great and the onion straws are delish too. Oh and the final thing...light lemonade with no-sugar strawberry sauce...wow!

As a BYUI alumni who's been to the original location before they moved to this location and this…read morelocation when it was new as a student, I was so excited to take my husband who had never been before. I was raving about the brisket stacker, lemonades, and the cheese curds. When we arrived, it looked just the same, but definitely a bit worse for wear. A lot of the murals on the walls are dinged and need some TLC. The bathroom was honestly pretty gross too. Our service was good and attentive. The drinks were exactly what I remembered. The cheese curds were even better than when I remembered. But the brisket stacker felt wrong. The brisket was cut differently and honestly was a bit tough, and you used to be able to put on any bbq sauce since all the sauces were on the table, but this was prepared with another barbecue sauce. Did I have fun? Yes, was it hard for the memories not to match in my head? Totally. Will I be back to Rexburg? Probably not.