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The Filling Station

4.3 (3 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Roots 89 Grill - Brownie bite milkshake with chocolate ice cream

Roots 89 Grill

4.0(49 reviews)
37.2 mi

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more The Smoked Salsa Guy traded the smoker for the motorcycle today. Sometimes you just need a little wind therapy. Today's ride took me north on Highway 89, past Ephraim, with a side trip to Spring City. If you've never been there, it's one of Utah's hidden gems--friendly people, small-town charm, and an artsy vibe that's worth exploring. Some of the best places in Utah aren't on the interstate... they're just a few miles off Highway 89. Lunch stop? Roots 89 Grill. Today's picks: Malibu Chicken Sandwich New York Wild Berry Cheesecake ice cream First bite? The Malibu Chicken Sandwich was hot, fresh, juicy, and topped with their famous Bird Sauce. Now I'm curious... What do you think is in Bird Sauce? It was simple, delicious, and exactly what I was hoping for. Then came dessert... a scoop of New York Wild Berry Cheesecake ice cream that was the perfect finish to a hot summer ride. Lee's Local Verdict: Is Roots 89 Grill worth the side trip to Spring City? Absolutely. Fast, friendly service, delicious food, and full street parking that tells you everything you need to know. If you're traveling Highway 89 north of Ephraim, take the short detour to Spring City and give Roots 89 Grill a try. I think you'll be glad you did. And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! Ride safe... I'll see you somewhere in Utah. #WhereInUtahIsLee #SpringCityUtah #Roots89Grill #UtahEats #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #MotorcycleLife #SmallTownUtah #WhereToNext

Hey this place is awesome. Great food, adequate portions, great service all at a very fair price…read more Our waitress kept my glass full and brought our food out promptly. The inside is nothing fancy but the seating is adequate and comfortable. The menu has a decent amount of variation so should be able to make anyone happy. I had the chicken tenders and they were really good. I am somewhat of an afficionado of the tender, and these were crispy, and flat, which is the best shape for a chicken tender. My wife had the Poboy and the shrimp were crispy, tender, and the bread was light, fluffy and a light, crispy crust. When we're back in Ephraim, we're coming here, so should you.

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J Dawgs - Polish dawg with special sauce and onions

J Dawgs

4.3(185 reviews)
75.3 mi
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I got the Polish and the beef... everything on them... no clue what that entails but I'm sure it…read morewill not disappoint.... Oh! There's a sign... palm to forehead moment...first bite... oh man it's been too long. Amazing flavors, textures and overall satisfaction. This is exactly what I was looking for for lunch today. Two guys behind the counter were very pleasant, the AC works and it's quiet. No background music, just peace. Two dawgs, chips and soda, $16. If you've never been, you gotta go.

Stopped by for a quick bite on a Friday night and was surprised to find it almost empty, this spot…read moreis usually buzzing in the afternoons, especially with the office crowd from the nearby Lehi area. The menu is about as simple as it gets: beef dog or polish dog. My personal favorite is the polish, a smoked sausage made from a blend of pork and beef that has a great depth of flavor. Where things get interesting is the condiments. Their fan-acclaimed special sauce is the star of the show, a unique sweet and tangy blend with hints of BBQ. Round it out with classic toppings like onion, sauerkraut, pickles, jalapeños, or banana peppers and you've got a solid dog. One heads-up: I was hoping to try the fries, which were recently added to the menu, but the Lehi location doesn't serve them yet, something to keep in mind. If you want to support an Utah-born classic and don't mind a very basic and plain atmosphere, J. Dawgs is absolutely worth a stop.

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