The place smelled of Cheap Fabaloso. Ice cream has freezer burn and the pop corn was sad. drive an…read moreextra 15 minutes to Spanish fork and go to the new Megaplex with the lounge chairs.

Movie didn't work right away but customer service was 10/10. Also, they had a phone charger when my…read morephone died.

All right this is a fun experience no matter how the film quality as were sitting waiting for it…read more We understand that they have good hamburgers we ate in town so we can't speak to that. It took them about four or five attempts to get the sound running with the film. That's the only reason I dropped one star. We're just glad we're experiencing something from the past!

Whre did all the drive in's go? There are 338 drive in's left in the U.S. so don't take this for…read moregranted fellow Sanpeter's. Warm summer night, smell of fresh grass, popcorn, and burgers on the grill. Friends, family, lawn chairs, pick up trucks, beer under the seat and getting lucky. Some great memories here over the years. This is one of the last American classics and thank God its still open.

A beautiful little small town museum with historical items from Salina and the entire central Utah…read moreregion. There is a lot of information about the area including pottery pieces from the Fremont Indian community which resided in the area long before the Presbyterian church was built that now houses Miss Mary's Museum. There is also displays about the area mining industry and the local Redmond Real Salt mine. It will provide a welcome rest break for wearied travelers alone the I70 corridor. Admission is free. They are open June through September on Tuesday -Friday. They were more than willing to open up for us in the off season as instructed on the door. 204 S 100 E Salina Utah. See there Facebook page for more photos and videos. https://www.facebook.com/share/1BvNK9EKry/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Where do I start with this place? We discovered it while looking at Google Maps and saw "UFO…read morelanding site"...of course, we had to venture out to see it! From the road, you see various odd metal sculptures just begging you to come take a look. We pulled off the road and got out, wandering around cluelessly. There is not really any signage that explains what we were looking at. After a few minutes, a couple of very friendly dogs came running up the road to us, excited for the company. Then, a couple in an old pick up truck drove up the road and stopped to chat with us. Turns out it is the owner of the property and he was excited for us to come check out the museum. The museum is really just the couple's living room-stuffed full of antiques and wood carvings. He had a story to tell with each thing and most of them also had a dad joke punch line. Vaughn's a funny fella and is thrilled for the audience. I asked him about the UFO landing site and he cheerfully said that it was a made up story to get people to stop by. It worked! This is the epitome of roadside attraction and I highly recommend that anyone who's driving through Clawson make it a point to stop and visit.

A great place to see current, past and ancient history of the area. The "old" part is like walking…read morethrough a historical book. It's fun to hear who went to school in the old building. Pleasant volunteers to answer questions and show you about. Local artists events changing every few months. I love to go and see the great local artists. The only downside is that much of the old building doesn't have ADA access for those in wheelchairs or have difficulty doing stairs. A great place to see current, past and ancient history of the area. The "old" part is like walking through a historical book. It's fun to hear who went to school in the old building. Pleasant volunteers to answer questions and show you about. Local artists events changing every few months. I love to go and see the great local artists. The only downside is that much of the old building doesn't have ADA access for those in wheelchairs or have difficulty doing stairs.

This hometown museum in Fairview is amazing! We love going and take friends and family when they…read moreare here visiting, We've been several times and still find it interesting and find local interesting history exhibits. For a small town this is a huge favorite. When you're in Fairview DON'T MISS IT! Our grandkids love the gigantic wooly mammoth replica and we've taken them to the actual location where in was found in Fairview canyon.

Just finished baking a top notch black stripe pumpkin that I got @ Harmon's. Drizzled with fresh…read moresage, tarragon, and a little olive oil. Will use some as side dish, and more in soup with sautéed onions and apple slices. Best array of 'fancy pumpkins' I've seen anywhere!!