Le Jardin hosted our daughter's wedding and ceremony this past weekend. It was a wonderful…read moreexperience for everyone involved. The setting is beautiful and timeless and it was so nice to have most of the stress of the wedding handled by the wonderful staff. The lighting was so soft and elegant. It has the perfect lay out for a ceremony, reception, pictures and dance floor; we took advantage of all of these. The staff was so accommodating and kind. While we, her parents were thrilled with the day, our daughter, her new husband and our family and friends all seemed to love it just as much. It was a great experience. I'd recommend Le Jardin for any small-ish occasion. We had about 125 guests and it was perfect.

My husbands cousin just had their wedding reception here over the weekend. I love that they have…read morethe floral decor everywhere, makes it very to decorate or not decorate. Simple yet elegant, I'm not sure what pricing is. They had indoor and outdoor seating at the north side of the venue. I do like that they can have two events going at once since there is a north greenhouse with outdoor area and a south greenhouse. They had lots of fans going to keep it cool and water fountains going which made it very elegant. You can bring your own food which is a plus.

We had an amazing wedding reception here. I was so impressed with Monica and her willingness to…read moremake the day absolutely perfect. She was on-site for the event and was able to help at a moments notice. The place is lovely and feels quite elegant.

This event venue is on the top (third) floor of an office complex tucked away in South Jordan. It's…read morea modest building that has the necessities for a smallish event-wedding, business meeting, party, etc. It has nice views of the valley-it's a different perspective than you'd see from downtown or from the east side of the city. There's plenty of parking and the event space is all windows-so you have unobstructed views. What it lacks is any real outdoor space. The building is surrounded by parking lot. If your event is indoor only, that may not matter. But if you want beautiful gardens or outdoor space, you'll need to look elsewhere. The main space has a modern industrial feel. There is an elevator or you can take stairs to the third floor. It has a very office-complex feeling to it. But it's open and clean. They do allow alcohol, keep in mind that you have to wrap up serving by 9pm. For the right event, this might be a good place. I'd encourage you to take a tour and see for yourself if it will meet your needs.

I've always loved the vibe of downtown Provo, which is an unpopular thing to say, since hating on…read moreUtah County is a beloved hobby of many Salt Lake County folks. However, I appreciate the uniqueness of the small businesses and the slower pace. Sure, I miss the occasional cocktail, but I also don't mind dry entertainment. Last night's adventure brought me to a live music event here at Velour. I did a little research ahead of time and learned that seating is extremely limited, as is the parking. So come early, in comfy shoes, and set your expectations accordingly. The ambience inside is sort of dark, moody and intimate. There's a dramatic feel to the place, without any (obvious) drama. Doors didn't open until 6:30, and there was a line along the sidewalk of folks waiting to get in. That added to the "big city" feel of the place, even for a not-so-big city. The acoustics were good, if not a tad loud. (Yup, I'm showing my age.) The lighting was colorful and energetic, not just a boring stagnant few slights. I would likely return to see a lively act that I'm really interested in-someone that I wouldn't mind standing in a crowd of people to watch.

My family and I saw "Lantern By Sea" a few weeks ago and the venue was just right! The lighting and…read moretech for the band was amazing and really kept us going throughout the concert. Everyone was kind and considerate. 14 year-old friendly! Thanks for a great night!

What a amazing dinner experience. First of all the decor is beautiful but cozy. The staff is…read morefriendly and efficient. The menu makes it difficult to choose. All the food is made from scratch and is very flavorful with a little difference from the American box style menus. I'm a picky eater.. like a five year old. I loved it. The price for eating there is very reasonable. They do have a child's menu, but I would encourage parents to get their kids to sample the adult dishes. We are not locals, but will definitely come back again if visiting in the Zion National Park area again. Note... they are closed on Mondays.

My wife and I were married at Quiet Meadow this year and we really enjoyed our time! It is a…read moregorgeous venue and we received many compliments from our guests. Emily, our day of coordinator, was good to work with. We live in California so we had some requests that we felt were normal but for a Utah venue apparently were different. We had to have many discussions regarding the bar and dance floor but were able to work it out. We also requested to bring in a caterer that was not on their vendors list which was met with hesitation but they were able to agree to terms and now I believe this caterer will be working with Quiet Meadow in the future! One great addition to this venue is that it comes with it's own decorations so we spent very little on any extras. The reason this venue gets 4 stars and not 5 is the amount of time you get the facility. We only had it from 2-10 pm and I am not sure why we couldn't have accessed the premisses sooner. If they extend the time and are a little more lenient on the bar, then it is a 5/5!

Wow! This is easily…read moreone of the prettiest wedding venues that I've ever been to. Not only because the venue itself is beautiful, but it's located at the edge of the city along the mountain. So the surrounding views are unmatched.

This place was awesome for the toddler and kids to run around at. The area itself isn't huge, but…read morethey made great use of the space. They built upwards in multiple sections. There is a 2 and under tent with a smaller slide and ball pen. It's a little difficult for the parents to stand in there so beware. There were a few large climbing areas with faster slides and a sledding area. Some bouncy areas. A larger ball pit to the one side. A castle to go up and explore. A few mini zip lines and a soccer field area. There was a game area near the larger ball pit but it appeared none of the electronics were working. There was a spot to shoot the balls but none of us could get it to work. In the top right side there was a toddler sized section for pretend play as well as a trampoline with a barrier and a hamster wheel. The negative is on the pretend city side. While those items were great with the pretend fashion, market, and fire truck, there was a round swing type thing where multiple kids could get in and go around in circles. This was not placed in an ideal location as I saw a few kids get kicked in the head or side and my toddler was also bowled over. It was tough to maneuver as it went right up to the pretend fire truck. Overall it was nice and new. And not their fault but a lot of coughing sick kids. Mine definitely caught a cold from there a few days later.

This indoor playground made the time go by fast than usual. The castle was filled with different…read moresets of rooms that had various "hands on" features for kids to use activities for kids to check out. The upstairs area has a nice size kids soccer field and a area with giant LEGO blocks to build. The downstairs area has rooms with different types for role playing (home kitchen, laundry room, storefront market, police station , fire station, school class room, hospital room , beauty salon, and a restaurant stand. The two hour option was enough time for two toddlers to burn energy.

So happy to have Magleby's in PG - and it's a sit down!! The restaurant is clean and welcoming…read more Service was excellent by Dave and Leah. They took excellent care of us. The bread was delicious. It was super soft and spongy. I do wish they served their famous breadsticks with the focaccia bread as well. Hopefully they can do so in the future. House salad with ranch is fresh, crisp, and flavorful. I love their ranch dressing. The veggies in the salad were delicious. The chicken Marsala came out hot and was seasoned perfectly. The mashed potatoes were delicious and I loved the seasoning on the fresh vegetables. The steak medallions were super tender - my butter knife fit right through it. They were also seasoned great and they were cooked perfectly medium rare!! The chocolate cake is amazing! We got the size to-go and it is the perfect weekend treat! I cannot wait to come back soon!

They have great space to host big groups! The service is pretty impressive. They have a decent…read morerange of options. I probably wouldn't order what I got but just a matter of preference. I got the prime rib sandwich but if I could do it again I'd probably go with the chicken Marsala or one of the other pasta dishes. It's super clean. I might recommend doing this for special lunches like for birthdays or celebrations with family or co-workers as again, was impressed with the space, it has enough options, and it feels a little nicer than the average restaurant.

Josh was so helpful! My Husband and I played the Provo Crime Room and he helped us remember things…read morewe forgot along the way. 10/10 experience!

We've done several escape rooms, so I feel like we know the drill and what to expect. Each one is…read moreunique in that the clues are different, the room setup is themed and you never know just what type of puzzles or challenges you'll have to master to get out. This room started out great-we did the Lair of Lunacy and were appropriately briefed that we would start in the dark and what we specifically needed to "solve" to get out. (I'm purposely leaving out details to not give anything away.) Part way through our time, we came across a clue that was very robust and even had some directions that should have led us to solving that piece. One member of our group spent a ton of time on this one challenge and grew increasingly frustrated with it. He knew how to solve it, but it was not leading anywhere. Another part of the room had a similar clue that looked to be well-thought out and complex, but it never morphed into anything that would help us proceed. We eventually made it out of the room and asked about those two clues. We were told that they were both "red herrings." We believe that they were originally part of the game and that some of the components malfunctioned and they had to remove those clues. You can still get out of the room, obviously, but those items were major time wasters. I understand placing things to add confusion and that not everything leads you to a clue, but these were so complex and "in your face" that I truly believe they were originally part of the game. It's too bad, because what we think they were supposed to do would have been really cool.