The food is always really good and the staff is kind. I highly recommend a pulled pork sandwich and…read morethe coleslaw. I can say that the staff here keeps the restroom very clean and the fry sauce is the way to go.

We like going here for classic American food; really yummy and the prices are decent.read more

The decor gave Spongebob vibes. But it's actually fisherman decor. Not my thing, but I came for the…read morefood. I ordered the chicken fried steak, a scone and coffee. The coffee was good, nothing special. The scone was as big as my face, it was lukewarm when I got to it. The chicken fried steak was also good, and large. Pretty standard as the fried steaks go. The eggs were cooked almost perfectly, and the hashbrowns were crispy, not burnt. The sourdough toast was well buttered and toasty. Overall I would recommend this quaint, out-of-the-way, restaurant.

We went their on national burger day to try the ginormous bacon cheese burger. It was busy and the…read morewaitresses were amazing. The food came out fresh and tasted amazing. Hubbie was able to finish and I got half down. The burger was still good as left overs.

We had breakfast and breakfast was great we asked the waitress for stone coffee and she made us a…read morefresh pot I really strong coffee and the way coming home will stop again

I arrived here at 9:30 am, Saturday morning. Seating was quick, and the restaurant, not crowded…read more Which was a plus, considering Dee's and The Park Cafe are almost always a 30 minute wait. The server was quick and attentive, and checked on us just the right amount. I ordered the Country Fried Steak, with hashbrowns, over-easy eggs and sourdough toast. There was easily a pound or more of hashbrowns, some of it crispy, some of it soft. It was unseasoned, but tasted great with some salt and cholula. The over-easy eggs were a bit under cooked which was fine, better than over cooked. I added it on top of my strawberry jam, sourdough toast, hell yeah. The country fried steak was decent, it was served in a white gravy, not much else to say here. I also got a scone. A+ highly recommended, because it's yuge, and came out fresh. My only complaints were that the toast was a bit cold, and country fried steak was lukewarm. I'd come back again for the scones.

Last time at a Jim's location for us was 10+ years ago. We were looking for a lunch place and just…read morehapped to drive by. It obvious Jim's has a very specific demographic. It's a large place and maybe 8 tables were occupied in the entire place. Pros: The food was actually great. It's an elevated Dennys experience with a pretty large varied menu with someone for everyone. The service was good too. The $4.99 kids menu is an absolute win coz the options were plenty and the portions as large as an adults. Crayon, activity pages etc. Just a surprisingly good meal overall. Cons: The food took a VERY long time to come out. Family members were getting antsy and it was an unusually long wait time. When the food came, it all came together and was fresh and hot--you just have to be really patient!

Our group had the western omelette, the oatmeal, and the pancakes. Everything was great. No rush…read moreand helpful employees made the experience totally chill. Great parking. We will be back.

This is an amazing find. I sat at the counter and I felt like I was watching an episode of Cheers…read more The customers are regulars. Everyone knows everyone's name and story and was catching up over breakfast. One gentleman even brought in a stash of huge zucchini squash... like the size of my thighs... to give to the waitresses. I love places like this, I also love that I got a $7.99 breakfast with 3 eggs and delicious hash browns! The menu is very down home. Please come and create your own adventure.

Ogie's is always packed and the food is DELICIOUS. I have never experienced anything but wonderful…read moreservice. Our server went above and exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend this establishment that has been there for over decades. Love the quirky little decorations on the walls. Kept me entertained throughout my breakfast.

Hires has great food! I've loved it since I was a child and always of memories coming here. My…read morefavorite is the New York H burger. They have great fries, onion rings and fry sauce. I always get a frosted mug of root beer to go with my meal. Hires is pricey. I came in because I had a gift card. Once we were done eating, I was ready to pay with my gift card and they said the gift cards weren't working so I couldn't use them. It would have been nice to know before we ordered. They should have told us or had a sign up because I wouldn't have eaten here. I came only because I had a gift card. That's the reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. I also wish they would of comped something or done something for me since I was unable to pay with my gift card.

HIres Big H features Hires rootbeer, of course. The rootbeer is good stuff. I still think that A&W…read moreis the best regardless, but Hires has a very tasty brew. That said... I'm not impressed. I've eaten at another Hires Big H location and the impression is the same: A tad expensive. I was at the jazz festival and decided to get a snack. Fries, onion rings, and a medium rootbeer. Granted the food was good. Fries were good. Onion rings were good. But they should be called "onion collars" instead because they were cut so w-i-d-e. They were easily 1/2" - 3/4" wide. It made it a bit awkward to eat. The breading was good, though. So those three items were $16. $3.95 for a medium drink. That leaves close to $6 each for the fires and rings. A tad expensive. And it took around 10 minutes to get this simple order. Not quite understanding that. Had to ask for napkins. The order didn't come with any and there are no napkin dispensers anywhere in the restaurant, not even on the tables. Rather inconvenient. Well, that's my take. You can try it for yourself. The food's good, you just have to decide if it's pricey for you or not. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

The service was horrible! Three of us went in about 6pm on a weekday. There were two tables…read moreoccupied in the front area. We were seated in the back room. Our server came by once and took our drink order. 15 minutes later they came back with the drinks and then disappeared. 30 minutes later I went out front to check on our server. All the tables were occupied and the patrons had their food. We had nothing but drinks. We got up and left and haven't been back. That was two years ago. Not going back. Bring back Casa del Rey!

Servings are great size. Food is really good. Home style food…read more I get the pancakes with strawberry's on top and whip cream. I've had Navajo taco, very good as well.

Truly a taste of Italy! Great food, great service that's a wining combo. Chef's menu has something…read morethat everyone will love. Dereck in the kitchen came to say hi and Kara our server was exceptional! Tuto bene!

One of the things I appreciated about dining here is the story behind the restaurant. Siragusa's…read moreTaste of Italy is a locally owned, family-run restaurant that was opened in 2011 by husband-and-wife team Ross and April Siragusa. Ross grew up in a large Italian family in Chicago and wanted to bring the classic "old-school" Italian flavors he grew up with to Utah after finding they were hard to come by when he moved here. The restaurant is located in Taylorsville, about 10-15 minutes southwest of downtown Salt Lake City, making it an easy stop whether you're staying in the city or exploring the surrounding area. Always great to spend time with family, and this was the perfect place to do it! We had a fantastic dinner. The calamari was crispy, tender, and delicious. The gnocchi was flavorful and comforting, and my steak was cooked perfectly medium-rare. The restaurant is much larger than it looks from the outside, with a spacious banquet area in the back that's perfect for private parties and family celebrations. Even though it was a busy weeknight, the service was friendly, attentive, and efficient. There's plenty of parking, and they can easily accommodate both small groups and large family gatherings. Cheers--I look forward to coming back!