Kravers

I’ve tried over and over again, and finally, they’ve cut corners too much. $ 5 Walmart krinkle fries? Seriously? Ugh, their food is so gross, it’s like eating at a cheap catered camp party.

5 stars for the ice cream and shakes. 1 – 2 stars for the food. Very plain, cafeteria food. But the deserts are worth a trip.

Food is ok. Wait time and customer service is terrible. Last visit I ordered my foot at the speaker waited five minutes to get to the window to find find out they forgot to put my order in. Had to reorder at the window and wait another ten minutes. Poorly trained employees.

Tried this place twice. Both times they were overpriced for average tasting food. Miss the pizza place that was in the same plaza that closed down.

I had no idea this was here… and that’s a good thing… New favorite spot. Cheeseburger ice cream coma. Super affordable, great staff, amazingly delicious food.

This is not to say that the food was exceptional, but I was extremely pleasantly surprised by Kravers. That being said, I’m pretty sure that everything they make just comes out of the freezer and into the fryer/​griddle. If that is not the case please reply to my post and I will edit my information, but to me everything tasted like and the food was indicative of a slough of frozen selections.
The main reason I was surprised is that this place has a real sort of divey cafeteria feel, perfect for like a football team after practice or a family with 10 kids, where there is not only room for everyone but something for everyone on the menu (this is my guess where they came up with the name) they even have some Mexican entrees but im not that brave.
I cant believe the hours at this place either, a dream for the consumer, but I have to feel for their employees and owners, they are open from 6am-​11pm!!! and they serve EVERYTHING, ALL DAY (another piece of evidence to support my frozen theory)
I ordered the Garlic burger and added bacon and it was actually pretty good but nothing special, would have been quite tasty had they used real garlic instead of the jarred minced stuff you get at costco, or if they would have fried it on a griddle with some butter for a minute to add depth of flavor rather than just scooping it out of the jar. My wife ordered a ham breakfast quesadilla which didn’t look appetizing to me but she said it was okay.
We also ordered some fried mushrooms which were good but again just tasted frozen and an order of mac’n cheese bites with were actually the most tasty thing we got.
The restaurant was clean but lots of signage and things scattered everywhere that made it hard to figure out what was going on, there was a special something on a paper or sign like all over the place.
The menu at this place is HUGE and they have a little of everything, their drink selection (bottles and fountains) is the most impressive feature, they have both coke and pepsi fountains, and 2 or 3 refrigerators full of various canned/​bottled beverages. If you are craving something… anything… chances are, they have it or something like it.
I would very likely go here again if I do end up living in the area (but wouldn’t ever dream of making the trip from salt lake just for that) because it is easy especially for people like me with kids, and a wife like mine who always has a craving but never quite knows what she wants because its not on the menu. Overall the quality was good and the staff was friendly.

Clean pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff. Seemed a tad over priced compared to what I got. BLT had fresh toppings but bacon was flavorless. Crisscut fries were warm but unsalted. (Yeah for fry sauce!) All with medium soda cost me about $ 10. I pay that all the time with bigger portions and better taste. If they have something that makes them special good luck in finding it on the menu– it’s HUGE! (Even has mexican?) I think next time I’ll just get a shake, it seemed popular with other customers.

Typical grease joint. Most of the food is good, but I ordered the Reuben and they put sopping wet sauerkraut on it. I asked them to drain it first next time and the gal looked at me like I was speaking Chinese.

I really like the food, the price isn’t bad, the service is good. We usually get burgers, fries and ice cream. We like the burgers, the fries could be better, the ice cream and shakes are yummy. I like the variety they have and the homey atmosphere.

This is one of my favorite places to come when I’m in the area and have time. The are a traditional eatery hamburgers fries and lots of ice cream choices from cones to shakes and malts.
The one down side of this place is slow very slow. It can be worth the wait if your hungry and have the time like I said. But over all a good place.

Average, pre-​prepared frozen food, re-​heated or fried. They don’t even throw in a loss leader like extra fries, ala 5 Guys. Basically, don’t expect great things.

If going thru the drive-​thru, it isnt so fast BUT… worth the wait. The menu is huge and although I havent tried everything they have to offer, all the food Ive ate has been delicious! The food isnt pre-​made and just sitting there waiting to be ordered. Im sure thats the reason for the wait in the drive-​thru.

This place is good, but overpriced. I had a coupon for free fried pickles, so I ordered (and paid for) a Stansbury burger and a medium fountain drink. That’s pretty steep for a burger and a Coke. The pickles (without a coupon) were $ 3 or so and it was a small order. The service was nice, with super friendly high school girls being very helpful and polite. The burger patty was a bit on the small side, so I’m glad my burger had ham on it.
Based on the food and service, I would give 4 stars. But when the price is factored in, I have to deduct 1 star. This is not an $ 8 burger… it’s not even close.