Hands down the best catering company in Utah. I was blown away by their incredible food and the…read moreexceptional service. I cant say thank you enough for making our sons wedding dinner so memorable.

I cannot say enough good about Marvellous Catering. From my first phone call to the end of my son's…read morewedding, Marvellous Catering was kind, professional, helpful, affordable and yummy! It was so refreshing to be able to call them and a live person would pick up and answer any question at any time. They were on time to our venue, set up quietly as we were having a ring ceremony while they were setting up, dinner was served on time, they cleaned up well, and most importantly, the food was AMAZING!! I would highly recommend Marvellous Catering to anyone!!

My daughter and I visited Thanksgiving Point, and we had such an amazing time! We were there for…read morealmost four hours and still didn't get to see everything they have to offer. There is SO much to do! We started with the Butterfly Biosphere. Since it was our first time there, I had no idea where to start, but the people at the front desk were so helpful and answered all of my questions. We ended up getting the all access pass and headed in. They told us about the scavenger hunt, which my daughter absolutely loved. We had to find all the hidden cars throughout the bug enclosures, and she was so excited when she found them all and got to pick out a butterfly sticker! Next, we went to the Mountain America Jurassic Jungle, and this was so much fun. There were tons of interactive activities for my daughter, plus a huge play area with slides and mazes. It was definitely fun for kids AND adults, somehow I even ended up going down the biggest slide! Then we went to the Museum of Natural Curiosity, which was my daughter's favorite. She put on her own magic show and puppet show, climbed through even more mazes and slides, jumped as high as she could like a bug, hung like a sloth, and even danced the Macarena! There was so much to explore and so many things for her to actually do instead of just look at. We finished our visit with a ride on the carousel, and by that point, we were completely exhausted. We had such a great time and definitely didn't get to see everything, so we will absolutely be back. Thanksgiving Point is a great place to spend the day, especially if you have kids who love to explore, play, and stay busy. Highly recommend!

This review is purely for the Loggia wedding venue, so take it with a grain of salt. I'm sure the…read morerest of Thanksgiving Point is, from what I could tell from walking through it, an incredible place. The Loggia, however, while itself is a fantastic wedding venue, it is staffed by unfathomably incompetent employees. Here are just a handful of the most egregious offenses we suffered (mind you, as guests) at the hands of these clueless [redacted]s: * Upon arriving at the garden gazebo (utterly devoid of people), a half hour before the ceremony, we were greeted by (one of) the wedding planner(s?). When we inquired where everyone was, she didn't know. We asked if the ceremony was being at this garden gazebo, to which she replied something to the effect of "maybe, or one of the other ones". First off, there are no other ones. There was the waterfall area, where the reception was to be held later, but wh didn't she know that? Why did she have no clue whatsoever what was going on? * The ceremony was supposed to begin at 4:00 PM; by 5:00, the planners had gotten their shit together, things started happening. * Two employees, loudly chatting and pushing a large dumpster, just on the other side of a wall of trees (partially visible, and entirely audible), just as the couple were reciting their vows. Complete lack of spatial awareness! * Ceremony ended around 5:30; time to transition to the reception area, by the waterfall. The food, which should have been prepared prior to, or during the ceremony, didn't arrive until after 7:00 PM, leaving everyone hungry and anxious for nearly two hours. * The food was arranged buffet-style, on a single table (should have been at least two), and guests were allowed to serve themselves (save for the prime rib, which was carved sparingly by a single person), while no less that four (and sometimes as many as SIX) venue staff stood behind the table, arms behind their back, doing absolutely nothing. I cannot for a single second fathom what their purpose was, other than to collect a paycheck, and allow the venue to jack up the price of the event. * Complete mismanagement of the quantity of food provided for the agreed upon number of guests; some of the last guests were underserved as a result. * The venue manager attempting to charge the bridal party an extra fee because the cake vendor arrived earlier than expected...because somehow sticking a cake in the fridge for a couple extra hours is a hassle worth stressing out the couple, and shaking them down for a few extra bucks. * The wedding planner bringing out the cake immediately after the ceremony, in 95° heat, which means it would have sat there for 3 hours, before it was time for it to be served. Fortunately, the mother of the bride noticed and told her to put it back in the fridge, so it wouldn't melt. * The venue charged $300 for lemonade service. You read that right: lemonade. * Oh, and of course, the married couple could not choose to use outside vendors or caterers for anything, leaving them at the mercy of these ridiculous hucksters. Five star venue, with one star service and value for your money. If you've got money to burn and nothing to lose, yeah, this place is probably great, if you can stomach watching them piss away your hard-earned cash with almost nothing to show for it. At least it's pretty here.

Even if the food was just OK this place would get four stars for atmosphere and incredible…read morefriendliness and warmth of the staff. But the food was outstanding! On a recent drive out towards Vernal and back we decided to "stretch" and stop here instead of further east, on our way back to the Provo area. I'm so glad we did. One of the best burgers I've had in quite some time and my wife loved her meal. Big, comfortable booths with nice woodwork, fantastic views, and as I mentioned earlier the waitstaff couldn't have been nicer. I think this is our new go-to place for "fine casual" dining. Sundance has gotten kind of full of themselves, this is just about twice the time and distance, and will make a great place to bring visiting friends and family.

Wonderful snowmobile ride + scenery + store + restaurant + staff !!!…read more - - - - - - - - November, 2022 Visit For Thanksgiving we visited Park City, UT and had a great time. Snowmobiling at Daniels Summit Lodge is one of the trip's highlights... we all enjoyed skiing and also agreed that snowmobiling at Daniels Summit was the best part of our trip! The snowmobiling is safe and fun and easy for anyone to pick up... and the scenery + views are A M A Z I N G !!! We'd give it six stars if we could! - - - - - - - - Background / Planning My wonderful wife had an idea that we should enjoy some snowmobiling on our trip, and after a brief talk with Lori, the Concierge at Marriott's Summit Watch (awesome Lori!!!!), we were introduced to Daniels Summit Lodge and Snowmobiling. To learn more and to make our reservation, we called and spoke with Jed, who was very helpful... Jed shared that they offer 2-hour and 3-hour self-guided tours in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National forest. You can drive your own snowmobile (!!!), and those under 16 can choose to ride tandem with someone else. Rides start at various times of the day... when we were there, Thanksgiving week, the start times were 8am, 10am, 1pm & 3pm. We booked 10am. - - - - - - - - What is / Where is... Daniels Summit Daniels Summit is the name of the mountain pass and the town - the log cabin homes across the street and Daniels Summit Lodge + Restaurant + General Store + Snowmobile Rentals. The town sits at 8,020 feet elevation, up about 2,000 ft from the ~ 6,000 ft in Heber City; the drive to and from Daniels Summit is beautiful - hillsides, valleys and far-away snow-covered peaks... and more beauty awaits along the entire snowmobile trail. Daniels Summit is south-southeast from Park City; drive time is about 40 minutes from when you get onto Utah Highway 189 / 40 East (yes East... though on a map the highway is almost due south, but it turns easterly further south). - - - - - - - - Arrival & Check-in When you arrive, enter the General Store to sign-in by completing the riding wavers, etc. Dawn was great, providing friendly help, getting us signed in. You then proceed to the lower level to pick your helmet (they also offer riding gear) and to watch the safety video. Becky then escorts you to the snowmobile and goes you moving. - - - - - - - - The snowmobiles Becky will make sure you understand how to start the snowmobile - red button up; ignition on; pull the cord (like a lawn mower). There's a separate button for backing up, which we didn't need (the one u-turn we needed our son and I pulled and lifted and turned his around). The snowmobiles are easy to drive... right-hand thumb level for gas / acceleration; left hand brake (just like a bike). The handles are heated, and so is the thumb accelerator!!! The snowmobile will start accelerating after you get the engine to ~ 3,400 rpm... the RPM are top on the dashboard, and the mph right below that. While my wife and I mostly drove around 20 mph, and sometimes up to 30 mph or so, our son and daughter went much faster (safely) - it was fun to go slow to enjoy the view, and the speedier times were also exciting just because of the speed in the beautiful Utah outdoors. - - - - - - - - The ride... Beautiful Wonderful Amazing Slow... Fast... in-between - you set your pace, via the thumb on the throttle The trees, the trail, the views... The sky, such a deep blue... with your own eyes it looks like the deep blue typically only visible using circular polarized (CPL) lenses on your camera... but here you should see deep blue skies with your naked eyes... the contrast, especially, of the birch trees against that beautiful blue sky... so beautiful The trees, so tall... birch and evergreens... sometimes completely separate - a couple places we stopped to enjoy the scenery had one grove on the right and the other on the left; other places the birches and evergreens are mixed together... God's handiwork! The snow so beautiful... and the shadows, even in mid-day, due to the sun being low in the winter sky. And if you stop and turn off the engines... it will be so so still. - - - The trail Elevation... You start at 8,020 feet and get up to at least 9,800... that's almost 2,000 feet total elevation... and while the trail has quite a few hills going up and down, none are dangerous. (We have two teenagers and a mom and dad old enough to vouch for the safety) The trail is 27-miles long. The trail is roughly a figure-eight... with one side loop much larger than the others. - - - - - - - - Comparison... For spring break 2020, we riding ATVs off-road at a course in Palm Springs / Palm Desert, and will return on our next trip there. AND Snowmobiling at Daniels Summit was EVEN MORE FUN - all four of us loved every aspect of the day! THANK YOU Jed, Dawn, the entire restaurant staff, Becky and everyone else for such a wonderful day !!!

This place was such a cute random find. Vena was so sweet and so helpful. This place used to be a…read morebank turned coffee shop. Old antique vibes with lively plants and colorful decorations. This place is SUPER supportive of local business owners that they have their products advertised all throughout the store with their Venmo's near them for purchase. My sister and I got 2 drinks and the pulled pork toast. But unfortunately I did not get to take pictures. Drinks were exactly what we needed after a 1 hour drive and the pulled pork toast was DELICIOUS!

Stumbled onto this FUN establishment. Love how eclectic and the vibe of the shop. Had the…read moreStrawberry Balsamic Toast great taste and flavor. Highly recommend this fun shop.

Very fun for the kids. Not good for kids under 2. The pleasant grove area doesn't have a spot for…read morethem to play safely. The equipment was very old and a lot of it was run down. Like the ladders were ripped out of the wall and hanging down with the foam intact etc. they should probably maintain the equipment or fix it soon. Otherwise the other kids had a blast!

Super fun, very clean facility. My socks were barely dirty after being there for 2 hours. The blow…read moreups are very clean as well, there were no crumbs or dirt in the cracks. Plenty of seating for parents. Very affordable. Free for parents. Great for most ages, even an area for little ones. Would definitely recommend!

This was our first visit to this Labyrinth games location, we had visited the now closed South…read moreJordan location once before. The value is there if you buy the all day pass and spend a few hours exploring the different rooms, otherwise the hourly rate is a little high. It's in the same building as Airborne and a combo pass can be purchased to enjoy both. Overall we had a lot of fun! There is a good mix of physical challenges and mental puzzles. A couple of the rooms were not working so that was a bummer but they have plenty of rooms so it wasn't that inconvenient. Our kids really enjoyed it and it's different than your average activity in the area.

SOOO MUCH FUN!! we definitely want to come back but this time with more than just the two of us. It…read moreseemed like online from their advertising you could do 2 people but some of the rooms you couldn't really win it if you didn't have a third person :( (it does say on the sign or screen beforehand how many people they recommend to do it). but overall it was so so fun. they have a good mix of physical and mental games. we loved playground, the laser room, the tiles, and asylum.

There are two things stopping this course from being great:…read more1) dry, dead-pan fairways that feel like hitting approach shots off of asphalt 2) bunkers look like they've been emptied and are now conprised of pebbles and compacted sand (or just filled with the cheapest unsifted sand available) and some bunkers even have grass growing in them. Other than the general under watering and sorry bunker execution, it's still a somewhat attractive course.

Let me just put this out there-I'm not a golfer. Like, at all. Mini golf? Sure! But full blown, 18…read moreholes-nah. So take my review for what it's worth. I saw a Facebook event for a date night-various golf challenges, a little bit of instruction, dessert in your golf cart while watching the sun set over the mountains. Sounds perfect, right? Yeah, it pretty much was. When my wife and I arrived, we immediately felt out of our league. All the other couples were wearing golf-appropriate attire (Nike everywhere!) and practicing putting while we waited. We took a few eyebrow-raised glances, but were determined to have a good time. We were sitting in prime real estate-the shade-while we waited for instruction to begin our night of adventure. A few folks joined us, including one person whom we later learned to be one of the instructors, and started up some casual conversation. We found that each of the challenges was fun, but also led by professional golf instructors who were extremely patient and rather good at what they do. They recognized that we were newbies and gave us simple tips to get started. Everyone was very friendly, we did not feel like we were unwelcome at all. By the end of the night, my wife was asking about taking lessons. We had so much fun, the instructors were all so good and the course is just beautiful. What's not to love? We'll be back.

Classic has always been one of my favorite outlets to release stress on my most recent visit I had…read morereceived help from one of the staff in the back of the kitchen Bailey who was very prompt and so kind me, she handled my order with a fines that got my wallet to thin out least to say she made my night special. and that's the kind of service worthy for review Thank you Bailey! Take care and Until next time:)))

My daughter attended a year end party here and it is pretty fun down. I don't even know if they…read morewere monitoring the kids coming and going to be honest. It had a skating rink. The skates are older. They had pvc roller skating trainers which were cool but my daughter only put the skates on for 2 min before deciding that's not what she wanted to do. They have several bounce houses. They had mini golf but I didn't get a look at it. Several arcade like games. I didn't order food or drink. If you're into older nostalgic skating places this is for you! I think there's one closer to our home so I doubt come this far again.