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Reviews on American food in Riverdale, Utah, United States. Riverdale is a city in Weber County, Utah, United States. The population was 7,656 at the 2000 census. It is part of the Ogden–Clearfield, Utah Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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10. Ruby River
Overall Ratings
3 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Laura S
You never know if you are going to get awesome service or poor service until you get there. I've been there when the power to include the heat was out and they still served food. The food was cold then. We went there 8/5/2018 and it took about 10 minutes to get seated. The service this time was decent but the server took her time to refill our drinks.
9. Applebees Neighborhood Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Roughly in the center of the Ogden-Layton area, in a small valley.
Reviewed By robertacE8470UZ
A birthday gift card to Applebees is what brought us here. We must have chosen the best time to go. (2 pm) We were quickly seated, waited on, and our food was served quick. Our waitress was attentive. We loved our burgers and salad. A gift card may have brought us here, but the great food and service will bring us back.
8. Texas Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Texas Roadhouse is a steak restaurant providing legendary food with legendary service. Texas Roadhouse specializes in hand-cut steaks, fresh-baked bread, fall-off-the-bone-ribs, and made-from-scratch sides. We also serve ice cold beer and legendary margar
Reviewed By knoll911
I actually gave this place two chances before I decided to write a review. I will begin by saying that the staff is amazing. Every employee I encountered at this location was more than friendly. That being said, the food just simply did not taste like the Texas Roadhouse that I know. I found the steak to be very bland. I did notice other reviews complaining about the saltiness of the food. So it is possible that the restaurant has listened and decreased the amount of seasoning they use. If this is the taste of the area, then fine, but I found the food to lack flavor. If you are just looking to have a drink and watch a game, then definitely go here. Otherwise, I am sure there are better places for steak in town.
7. Rooster's 25th Street Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 550 reviews
Reviewed By Michael M
the food was real good, and the service was great. they do get crowded around lunch and dinner which causes the service to be slow. they have a decent collection of craft beers, but they are mainly ales and ipa. very poor selection of porters and stouts.
6. LongHorn Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By sleightamber
My husband and I went for our Anniversary . We are currently on a strict low carb diet, and at the time my husband could not eat any dairy due to a medical issue. Our server, was amazing, she triple checked our order, and made sure everything was dairy free! And let us sub for low carb options. The food was amazing. We have ate her several times, never disappoints .
5. Slackwater Pub & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
We serve Artisan Style from scratch pizza's, sandwiches, Apps, Salads, Desserts, and Brunch Items. We offer over 100 different bear choices, 14 wines by the glass, and 24 bottle wine choices. We are located on the banks of the Ogden river and have live lo
Reviewed By pknight212
My wife and I (and now our 1 year old son) have been coming to Slackwater for years. I don't want to feel like I'm writing reviews when I only have bad things to say, so they definitely deserve praise for always having an excellent product (this from a northeast pizza snob) and having a great vibe and ambiance - even if a bit noisy during busy times/live music - especially with the patio overlooking the river. But I've found the service to be spotty at times, with the most recent visit being so egregious that I had to write something.We stopped in mid afternoon, at which time the place was mostly empty. We were promptly seated, but then waited for 15 minutes before being acknowledged by the server. This would be bothersome on a busy night and completely unacceptable when things are quiet. This was essentially the tone for the entire visit, with everything taking forever, which unfortunately seemed unique to us. The party sitting nearby that ordered after we did was halfway through their meal before my wife even got her salad and was paying their bill by the time our food came. No explanation or apology for the long wait was ever given. Fortunately we were given drink refills before our food came, but the server once again disappeared after the food was brought out (by someone else) and didn't stop by to see if we needed anything until well after we were done eating. As anticipated, it then took another eternity to get the check, by which point our 1 year old was totally done and had been taken outside by my wife. It should be noted that the same server had another party near us which she visited at least 3 times before coming back to us. Only at this point did i get a half-hearted apology for the wait for the check because she 'had a lot of tables on the patio'. I glanced out before leaving and yeah, there were 2 parties tops out there. If 2 is considered 'a lot', I'd hate to see the dinner rush. All told, we were there for approximately 90 minutes. For a salad, stuffed sticks and one pizza. About double the length of time it usually takes us when dining out. I understand that families with children may not necessarily be Slackwater's target crowd, but if the party with the 1 year old is the one you choose to keep waiting, I think you'll find that that doesn't work out super well for anybody. I can understand longer waits when things are busy, but once again, there's no excuse when the place is dead. Granted it was a bit busier by the time we left, but it was still less than half full and that doesn't explain taking forever to be acknowledged or to get our food. Between that and feeling like we're being singled out is where the frustration comes in. I imagine it'll be awhile before we're back. We don't get the chance to come during off-peak times very much and I wouldn't even want to think about braving the dinner crowd after this experience.I am very sorry for your experience with us. We strive to give 5 star food and service. Obviously this was not the case for you. If you can email back at [email protected] I would love to hopefully make it up to you some how and I would like to know the server that was taking care of you. Again thank you for reaching out. This only makes us better. Thank you.
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4. Cafe Zupas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By lurcherm
Fast but fresh food. Zupas is a healthy alternative to deep fried fast food choices in the area. Service is fast and food is made as you walk through the line selecting your choices. I have been adventurous and tried new combinations and I haven't had a bad meal yet! I marked it down 1 point because of the serious lack of seating during lunch hours. It's best to have someone in your party table hunt, while you stand in line for orders, otherwise, you'll be eating in outside or in your car.
3. Pig & A Jelly Jar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
Located on historic 25th Street in Ogden, Pig & A Jelly Jar restaurant serves a fresh, from scratch menu with a unique twist on comfort food.
Reviewed By MoreAdventures
Good vibe going on here. The food wasnât perfect but decent overall. I had the Pig Burger, ordered it medium and it was well done. The fries were fresh but too greasy. Fried pickles were yummy but again greasy.. I think they have something special here and with just a little attention to the small details would turn it into an epic location.
2. Chick-fil-A
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Alan H
The Chic-Fil-A corporate model is to show a friendly face and be welcoming and helpful. We were there to get some take-out and we decided to walk in since the drive through was packed. The counter was open, no waiting. As we took a minute to decide what we wanted, the staff were coming and going, and were friendly enough, but sadly some of the patrons weren't all that nice. That's not the restaurant's fault, but it did detract from the overall experience though.We like to grab a bit to eat at Chic-Fil-A when we get the chance since there's not a full-service store in our town. The food was served quickly enough and was delicious. I mean what's not when you get some extra Chic-Fil-A sauce to put on it? All in all this was a good experience and we'd be happy to go back there when we are in town again.
1. Goodwood Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
We specialize in true barbecue and food products made fresh with made from scratch quality. We slow cook over select hardwoods and use barbecue as a foundation for center of the plate entrees, appetizers, sandwiches and salads.
Reviewed By Tcas787
We were a party of two and the wait to get in wasnât too long. The drinks came fairly quick and everything was set up to be well. The steak was not toe biggest but had great flavor and was cooked the way I wanted it. But the server Alix wasnât great at all. She didnât over a refill and she didnât offer dessert either. While I was still eating on my steak she put the check down and said âno hurryâ. Right no hurry but why are you rushing your guests? So nope Alix this is not what your guests expect on a Friday night when going out for dinner. We went elsewhere for desert and you didnât get a full tip.
