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Pleasant Grove, UT

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Village Baker

4.2 (152 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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7 months ago

Super yummy pizza, super nice staff, quick service, clean restaurant. Love this place!

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10 months ago

Great bread and salad!! Make sure to have some banana cake! The breakfast pizza is also good!

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1 year ago

Clean, Friendly, Fresh and fast always delcious. Will definitely be back. Staff always takes care of us

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1 year ago

Quick and delicious food! My wife and I love to come here for date night when we don't have much time but want some quality food.

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1 year ago

We love coming to village baker. They had the best chicken noodle soup. Our go to for a cold rainy Saturday night.

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1 year ago

Great food, service, and ambience. Love this place. Highly recommend you come here. Location is super convenient to I 15 or State Street.

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9 months ago

my wife was so happy with the quick service. love the baked goods and the friendly service.

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1 year ago

Love the honey rye bread. I also appreciate the day old rack. Sandwiches are delicious, too!

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10 months ago

Best sandwiches!! Love this place!!!! Love the turkey cranberry sandwich and the bread!

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11 months ago

Amazing Salads! It was so delicious. They give you lots of dressing and the salad is huge!

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1 year ago

The desserts at Village Baker are delicious - I love the Mississippi Mud cake/brownies!

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1 year ago

Helped me with a very friendly attitude considering they were about to close, especially the person who took my order 10/10!

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1 year ago

Village Baker has great soup, sandwiches, and delicious pastries. They are the best! And the staff is friendly and very helpful!

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The Village Baker in PG is our favorite! they are always so sweet and kind especially when we bring our kids!

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Summit Pizza - Pleasant Grove

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4.0(40 reviews)
0.2 mi

Hello carbs? It's me again ;) I've been waiting to try this place and it did not disappoint! I'm so…read moreglad I was in the area with some free time to be able to stop by, especially since it wasn't busy at all when I got there. Very polite staff, greeted upon entering. Staff continued to work while we (party of 2) checked out the menu and immediately popped back over once we were ready without complaint. Order: Dozen cheese doodles with ranch - So good! Fluffy, garlicky and good amount of cheese. Definitely glad we got a dozen. Alfredo pizza - the crust was soft/not burnt, evenly spread toppings. There was a couple red onion slices that were a bit too big for me, but that's not something that would stop me from ordering this pizza again. I probably would have liked a little bit more crispy crust as well. All meat calzone - filled to the brim and served with ranch. So good! I hate when calzone are more dough then filling and this did not have that problem. Pretty clean dining area, small crumbs here and there. Our table didn't have a napkin holder so I took it from another table. It was pretty empty so we didn't take it from another patron's table. Refillable sodas - Coke products. They also have Farr ice cream here. To go boxes available on the side so you don't have to stop a staff member to ask for one. Definitely will be back!

Went here to try out some gourmet pizzas. I immediately saw their advertising for their pizza rolls…read morethat they are "known for" so I ordered a few to try. The cashier recommended the chicken bacon ranch pizza so I added some balsamic to it. My husband got a crustless option, a protein bowl. The flavor of my pizza was yummy, but the best part was the crust was very soft and fluffy. I really like how they had a ton of options, like protein bowls and cauliflower crust. The breadsticks rolls were nothing special, description said it has cheese and garlic in it but I barely tasted it. they were yummy but bland. The restaurant is very clean and is very modern. I liked the color and style of it. The pizza came quick, no complaints about the service. Overall it didn't blow me out of the water but there was nothing wrong with my experience so I will give it a 4.

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The Pizza Factory

The Pizza Factory

2.7(115 reviews)
2.3 mi
•$$
Casual dining
Established in 2001

Always love bringing the family here, service has been hit and miss, some nights it's 5 stars,…read moreothers a bit closer to 2.5. Most recently however, the service was awesome and friendly. They seemed to be a little short handed and did a good job communicating with us about it. The food suggests comes out good, and the pizza is spot on with the flavors. The only thing is that I wish they installed something to help with the back ground noise, most nights it gets so loud that it's hard to have a conversation.

We used to frequent this place like, 20 years ago when the kids were little. The food was OK, but…read moreit was priced for families. So. Had a bad meal there about 6 or 7 years ago, and filed it under, "Gone downhill from previous, "OK" status. Probably won't go again." Fast forward to last weekend. Out, time for dinner, driving by, wife said, "We haven't been there in a while", so I pulled in. Walked in and waited a minute for the check-in line. I commented to my wife, "I feel like I'm in a Time Machine. Every kid working here looks like a clone of the kids that were here 20 years ago." That's not a bad thing. Just funny. Got to the front of the check-in line. Young girl behind the counter picked up the phone. Stayed on the phone for 3-4 minutes taking a long takeout order, while avoiding eye contact with me. Hangs up phone. I'm relieved we can at least get on the list now. Picks up phone without acknowledging or apologizing. Takes another long phone order. We wait. She hangs up, finally makes eye contact and says, "How many?" I hold up two fingers. She disappears into the hallway behind her and hurriedly walks toward dining area (right). In a few minutes, she walks hurriedly past the opening again, but this time toward the kitchen. She briefly made eye contact but no verbal or non-verbal cues as to what she was doing. In a minute or so she rushes back past that opening toward the dining area again. I'm guessing that, among other things, the dining rooms are probably full, she's checking on when the kitchen will get orders out. Or something. We just looked at each other and laughed. After a minute, another girl appears through that opening, apologizes (I guess she saw what was going on?), grabs two menus and asks us to follow her. This used to be a place you'd have to wait for 30 minutes or more on a Friday night. Not this night. As we walked past the several dining rooms, one had 0 patrons, one was a third full, one had one table occupied. When we got to the largest dining room with 10-12 four tops and six tops in it, there were four other booths occupied. A server came pretty quick. We ordered. My wife ordered the soup as a side. When it came, she tasted it and then asked me to taste it. It was bad, like a very tinny taste. When server reappeared, we told her and asked her to take it as we would not be eating it. My build your own pasta (fettuccine, Alfredo sauce, grilled chicken, grilled mushrooms) ordered as a 1/2 order, was delivered kind of warm. The "sauce" was the consistency of room temp sour cream - not a flowing sauce. Pasta is always overcooked if you don't do it at home, this was no exception. Tried to mix in the sauce to get it to coat the other ingredients. Finally just asked for the bill and left. Didn't even notice til afterward (this is on me) that our server didn't take the soup off. On the way out we noticed that smell you smell in a restaurant when the grease traps aren't cleaned and sanitized for a while. Just a hint of "rancid" in my nostrils. Will NOT make the mistake of going back again.

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3.1(17 reviews)
1.0 mi

Got some pizzas for a quick easy Friday dinner and they were delicious! The service was great too -…read morevery friendly employees. The chicken garlic pizza is amazing. It has a lot of chicken and green onions. The base was very flavorful and every bite was truly delicious. I love baking it at home and how fresh it is and tastes. Their cheese bread is also very good and has a lot of seasonings. It's very good dipped in the marinara. Papa Murphy's is a great weeknight dinner!

I'm honestly very disappointed with the Papa Murphy's location in Pleasant Grove, Utah, located in…read morethe Macy's shopping center. This review is mainly about how I was assisted when I called the store and also about an unnecessary change Papa Murphy's has made for customers. For years, Papa Murphy's included a paper with the pizza that clearly showed the cooking temperature and instructions for the different types of pizzas. You could simply look at the paper and find your pizza. Thin crust, original crust, XLNY, gluten free, and the other types all had their cooking instructions clearly listed. Now, for some reason, the instructions for the stuffed pizza are not included on that paper. Instead, customers are apparently expected to scan a QR code. So I called this Pleasant Grove location and asked a very simple question: What temperature do I cook my stuffed pizza at, and for how long? Instead of simply telling me the answer, I was told that I had to scan the QR code. Think about how ridiculous that is for a moment. You are selling people a pizza that they have to take home and cook themselves, yet you have made it harder for them to find out how to cook it. The information used to be right there on the paper. The paper still includes instructions for several other types of pizzas, but for the stuffed pizza, the customer now has to use a smartphone, know how to scan a QR code, and go through extra steps just to find the temperature and cooking time. What about elderly customers? What about someone who doesn't know how to use a QR code? What about someone who only has a basic phone? Or what about customers who simply shouldn't have to pull out their phone and go online just to find out how to cook a pizza they just purchased? And what really bothered me was that I actually called the store to get help. This should have taken a few seconds. Someone could have simply said, "Yes, the instructions aren't printed there anymore, but here's the temperature and cooking time." Instead, I was told to go scan a QR code. That is not good customer service. Papa Murphy's, you need to seriously reconsider this decision. You had a simple system that worked. Customers could look at one piece of paper and immediately know how to cook the pizza they purchased. Now you have removed information that was already there and replaced convenience with unnecessary technology. Not everything needs a QR code. Sometimes the better option is the one that actually makes life easier for the customer. Put the cooking instructions back on the paper for ALL of your pizzas, including the stuffed pizza. Don't make customers jump through extra steps just to cook the food they bought from you. This is something that should be simple, and Papa Murphy's has somehow managed to make it unnecessarily difficult. I hope the company and the Pleasant Grove location take this seriously because customers should not have to fight to get basic instructions on how to cook the pizza they just paid for.

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