very good, fairly authentic mexican food. Good prices and service.

Great food and lots of it. Prices are very reasonable. This restaurant is a fixture of Logan. Visit it if nothing else. Don't forget to see the mural in the back room (kind of hokey, but fun nevertheless).

Great hamburgers, especially the Crown Burger (Pastrami). Everything is good and the prices are very reasonable. Quality at this chain is very consistent between locations.

Good food and a good environment. Service can be a bit spotty. You may have to wait for a little longer to get your food, but it will be worth it.

For a chain, this is one of the better ones. If you like authentic Italian food, go to an authentic Italian restaurant. But if you like Italian-style food, Olive garden is very good. Don't pass up the salad, served family style. It may take some getting used to but you will quickly develop a urge to return if nor nothening more than the salad. Prices are reasonable, but expect a wait, especially during the prime dining times.

If you don't like meat and lots of it, stay away. You will be served a huge hamburger with real potatoes for fries (with the grease still dripping off) and wonderful desserts.

During raspberry season, this is one of the better places to be for a fresh raspberry shake. It will get crouded so be patient--it's worth the wait. Other food is good. Even their breakfasts were fine, which for a fast food place is different. Prices are reasonable though service will be a little slower in the off season. Plan on dining in your car or outside because there is very little room inside the restaurant.

Porters Place was supposed to have been owned by the legendary Porter Rockwell, bodyguard to Joseph Smith and Brigham Young. It was said he bought this saloon and set up shop in Lehi, only a few miles from LDS Church headquarters. The centerpiece of the restaurant is the antique bar, an original piece of furniture. The menu itmes are given cutsie names. The food is good and priced reasonably. But don't miss the baked beans!

Part of Rainbow Gardens, the Greenery now sits where the old dressing rooms were when Rainbow Gardens was a pool. Sitting on the edge of the Ogden River at the mouth of Ogden Canyon, the restaurant is a pleasant dining experience. Lunch time may be a bit crowded, but they seem do really move people in and out. The service has always been good as has the food. Prices are reasonable. One of their specialties is the Mormon Muffin. Though I have never had one, others tell me they are wonderful.