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Duncanz Farm LLC. does fantastic on their menu items. First time in since the change and they were missing some menu items we ordered due to supply chain issues. The owner came over to offer running to the store to make the dish from scratch. We just chose different menu items. Great customer service and friendly employees.
The Lumberjack and SOS dishes looked and tasted fantastic and you can tell the cooks take pride in their restaurant. Keep up the friendly service and quality home cooking.
The BLT was perfectly crispy, with just the right balance ,simple but really satisfying. The onion rings were golden and crunchy, just the way I like them. My friend loved the Mushroom Swiss Burger,it was juicy and they put some Special Honey Sauce!
The portions were generous, and the service was friendly and quick.
We each ordered something a little different. One plate came with crispy bacon, perfectly cooked eggs, and a big pile of golden hash browns,classic and done just right. And the scone was really good too!
Another meal was the chicken tenders with their special honey sauce. I had never tried honey sauce before, but it was amazing! The chicken was hot, crispy, and juicy, and the broccoli was fresh and tender,not overcooked like at some places.
And the highlight for me was the French toast,thick slices of bread, perfectly golden on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside, with just the right amount of sweetness. It tasted homemade and comforting.
The food came out hot and fresh, and even though the place was busy, the service was super friendly and welcoming. We spent a good while just enjoying the food and chatting without feeling rushed.
It was the kind of breakfast that makes you want to come back again and again. Definitely one of the best breakfast spots we’ve found!
10/10 will dine again!
The hash browns were golden and perfectly crispy on the outside, tender on the inside — exactly what you hope for in a classic breakfast. But the real highlight for me was the scone. It came out warm and fresh, with a soft inside and a slightly crisp, golden exterior. Paired with some butter or honey, it was pure comfort food and definitely the kind of treat you’ll remember.
The atmosphere was cozy, the staff was welcoming, and the service was quick. For the quality and portion size, the prices were more than fair.
If you’re in the area and craving a solid, satisfying breakfast, this spot is a must-try. I left full and happy — already planning to come back!
Cook was personable.
No one seemed to know the extensive menu. There were gluten free options, over 65 options, and lots of regular options. The hashbrowns i didn’t order came out super oily and the avocado (when it finally came out) was brown on top. They were out of butter for my husband’s waffle? Out of the cookie I ordered, which i wasn’t told until checkout. And my hubby had to go looking for coffee. We had the “new waitress ” and while she smiled, she didn’t have a clue how to waitress, and spent time watching tv when she should have been watching customers and learning her job. The more “experienced ” waitress was nice but seemed inexperienced as well. Overall, this location needs some strong management and a training program for it to truly succeed. With time and training this could be a hidden gem.
I was with my wife, two of my daughters, one of their husbands and my two grandkids. We all agreed that we felt like we were somehow in an episode of Seinfeld. As mentioned, we drove a long distance and waited to eat so we could try this and everyone was too hungry to push on to Ogden and try to find something else. Perhaps this is part of the plan for them as well. Hostage eating. There really aren’t any other options around there. We finally hit a point where we were all so annoyed, we agreed that we were just going to go where the experience took us and then share it online.
The menu is mostly breakfast food, which no one really wanted at 2PM. My wife ordered a club sandwich, which she said wasn’t terrible but was clearly made with packaged deli meat like you’d buy at a supermarket. Nothing special at all. The two high points were the Utah scones and the pork chops that my daughters ordered. They were very fatty and low-grade but one of my daughters lived in the Philippines for a while and low grade pork is a staple food there so it brought her happy memories. The other daughter is just delighted to eat anything served with easy-over eggs and runny yolks so that made it all edible for her. My SiL was pretty unimpressed with his food but will be writing his own review. My grandkids are too young to care but growing up in this family, I’m fairly certain the’d have pretty specific feelings about it if they were a little older. I ended up ordering a breakfast burrito because literally nothing else on the menu looked vaguely appetizing after I hyped myself up for the menu I saw on Triple D. They charged me an extra $4 to include bacon, ham and sausage and adamantly refused to swap out green peppers for jalapenos. I agreed to pay extra for the jalapenos but there was not a single jalapeno in the entire burrito once it arrived. I opted to not bother mentioning it to our server since she’d been standoffish about every single thing we’d asked her about to that point so I just figured I’d let her know in this review that she pretty much bought with their weak hospitality. There was also a random bone shard in the burrito. How cheap does the sausage you use in your restaurant have to be to have bone shards in it?!!. If you look at the pic of it I posted, it looks like something purchased in the frozen section at Winco with some rubbery cheese melted on it in the microwave. One of the worst breakfast burritos I’ve ever eaten. I also paid nearly $6 for some appetizer pot stickers that were very overcooked and clearly straight out of a bag of frozen potstickers purchased from a food supplier.
They very much overestimate their cooking abilities.