Restaurants near Brigham Young Winter Home

Went for the dine in Christmas dinner. The staff was great, just slow to acknowledge us after sitting down. It took a good 10 min before anyone came with water or to take our order. We partook in the scheduled 5 course meal. I did not like the fact I had to do my sides family style. I am not a food sharer with anyone, but my husband. There was no drink option, but water unless you paid extra.I would think a soda would have been included for 95 dollars a plate. The food was good. The suggestion I would have is to do an event like this again to offer a sugar-free desert option. There are a lot of people who can not eat sugar for many reasons. Overall, it was a perfect way to spend Christmas.

All the food was fantastic -- everything is made to share, making it a fun group / family experience. The biscuits and house bread are SO good. Beet salad and potato cake also highly recommended. Shrimp and grits were really well done.

Awesome authentic Italian it’s a very small establishment, but I was able to get a table easily with the Open table app. They were very busy, so wait staff was not able to be as a tentative as you would hope for but not in a way that I wouldn’t go back. I would definitely recommend them and they have a full gluten-free menu which was awesome for my wife and daughter. 

We were in town visiting family. Decided to try this spot as we were wanting pizza. The pizza dough is made fresh and you can tell! The sauce on the pizza is also made in house. Food was amazing. After dinner we spoke to the owner who makes it all himself. He was so kind and spoke with us for a few about how he ended up in St George and the history of his restaurant. Cannot wait to come back during our next trip!

For about 57 years Red Lobster has been serving up quality consistent seafood. Gotta love it. I had New Orleans Blackened Salmon and my husband had crab legs. Have the biscuits gotten smaller? No worries our server kept bringing more