I got a perfectly nice haircut and scalp treatment. The reason I am rating them low is the prices…read moreon their website are no longer accurate. The last time I got a senior haircut there, it was $5. Today it was $8. The scalp treatment was supposed to be $3.50. Today it was $8.00! They are not allowed to advertise one price and charge another. When I told the clerk those prices were not on their official website, she just grunted, "well, I'll tell somebody"! She said the prices changed two months ago. This type of operation is not acceptable.

Great place to get a haircut and a shave for under $10. All…read morehaircuts are supervised by a teacher And it always turns out really good. Hard to find a better haircut

I LOVE this place and try to make it every week during the semester. Every meal includes 4 courses…read morethat are easily served at a 5-star restaurant. Each meal is planned to perfection and is described by each chef in charge of that specific course. Very entertaining staff and famous Chef's (aka Chef Katie from Top Chef 2015!!!)

I am so lucky to be able to attend one of the best Aesthetic programs out there. Taylor Andrews…read morestarted their Basic and Master Aesthetic programs at the beginning of 2020 and have come so far in just one year. There are so many services offered, and the actual program is one of the best. I looked at a lot of schools before I picked Taylor Andrews and I haven't regretted the decision once. They offer, basic, master, and level 4 laser training. You also get certified in classic and volume lashes, as well as a full makeup artistry course. The spa area and treatment rooms are spacious, clean, and beautiful. I'm obsessed to say the least! The instructors are so knowledgeable and amazing. I'm so thankful and grateful for the opportunity to attend Taylor Andrews.

I wanted to share some feedback about my daughter's recent appointment. Her cut and color were…read morebeautiful, and the stylists themselves were wonderful. But the front desk completely changed the tone of the visit. When I arrived to watch my granddaughter, I simply asked where my daughter was. While I was standing right there, the two receptionists referred to my daughter as "the problem client" -- all because she had her baby with her. That comment was unnecessary, unprofessional, and honestly pretty bold to say in front of a family member. Her one‑year‑old sat quietly for two and a half hours without crying, fussing, or disturbing anyone. We even called ahead to confirm it was okay to bring her, and we were told yes. We live in Utah -- families bring their kids places. It's normal, and it certainly doesn't make someone a "problem." And just to be transparent: you caught me on a calm day. All I wanted to do was get to my grandbaby. On a different day, with a comment like that, I might've been the one you considered "the problem." So I'm choosing to address it respectfully here instead of reacting in the moment. Everyone else in the salon was kind and welcoming, but that front‑desk interaction overshadowed an otherwise great experience. I'm not asking for anything; I just want you to be aware of how it came across. Respect and professionalism at the front desk matter, and comments like that stick with people.

My son is 6 and got his first pc when he was 5. We knew that something like Code Ninja is what he…read morereally needs to take his love for games into the next level. The idea using the black belt to show your kid's progress is super smart and very well thought. We came here for a tour and the place is very organized, basic (in - very good way) and clean. It's really a place catered for kids that think outside the box, from the decor to the paintings and quotes from Einstein. We worked with Emily Clark, very nice and educated lady. Her staff/teachers/mentors are mostly college students. My son loves this place. Period. It's something that he looks forward to. They have a full program and summer camp. I def recommend this even if your kids are not into gaming it is a good start to introduce them to using a pc or learning basic skills. They require kids to be at least 7 years old mainly because they need to be able to read instructions.

Our son is very interested in coding and has been to several private tutors before. There is new…read moremanagement at this store as the original owners went under due to COVID. Store manager Jett is very aggressive to get you to sign up--many calls and texts. Once signed, he is very stingy on the time. Did you take 10 minutes extra to pick up your kid? Going to have to charge you an extra hour for that. His dad Rick who manages another location is not much better. Try the Draper Code Ninja instead, it's under a different franchisee.

Highly recommend this academy over any other. The instructors are amazing and genuinely care about…read moreyour success. This changed my life for the better. All the areas you need to know as a Dental Assistant are covered in the curriculum. Jan is absolutely everyone's favorite!

I love going to school here at academy of dental careers it all hands on, jan is the best…read moreinstructor she explains everything and makes sure you get it , and her helpers lindsey and emily are awesome to they are there to help. Im so glad I came here the best choice ive made !!

I went to EMT Utah for my Basic EMT and it was probably the worst education I have ever received…read more Instructors were inattentive, lacked communication, and disorganized. While taking the course there were two days when instructors did not even show up to the class. And when they did, they often did not know what they needed to go over that day because there were so many different instructors and they would not communicate with each other. It took 3 attempts to pass the NREMT as I felt like the education was lacking and I had to teach myself everything in the textbook after class was over. Of those I have talked to from class, only about half of them say they were capable of passing the NREMT, showing a huge flaw in the education received from EMT Utah.

I just competed my AEMT course and it exceeded all of my expectations. The amount of knowledge and…read moremy overall competence derived from this course is going to help me so much in field. The instructors are amazing and really hold you to a higher standard, meaning that they are providing you with more knowledge and education that most other institutions would ever consider, which overall prepares you better for the national exam. I am very grateful for all the instructors (Dutch, Leslie, etc.) they have provided me with an incredible learning experience. Thank you EMT Utah!