St. Bernard's - Alta

The breakfast buffet at St. Bernards used to be legendary, self serve skillets full of eggs, potatoes and bacon, along with several other options for a lighter, sweeter, or healthier meal. Now you choose between 1 of 3 options for breakfast, and their buffet is limited to a tray of cold bread, a couple of broken toasters, an empty coffee pot, and a bag of granola all low quality. I 've never seen a restaurant fall so far, so fast. Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $20–30

Most of the food was good, and a better lunch value than other places on the mountain (much better food and only a little more expensive). My issue was with the stir-fry noodle and veggie bowl that was recommended by the waitress she recommended adding chicken, which we did. To our surprise, the chicken ended up being a $14 upcharge (in addition to the $15 bowl). I’m used to chicken being $4-7 extra. The additional protein prices weren’t listed (and we should’ve asked) but we were shocked when the check came and it had almost doubled the price oh, and the $29 bowl also came bathed in way too much teriyaki sauce. Plus my beef stew was basically just beef and carrots (no other veggies to speak of) tasty beef, but I’d have preferred they actually serve the variety of veggies listed on the menu. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $30–50

The breakfast only has cereal and fruit for $15 now. Used to be $20 for eggs bacon, hash browns, scones, ect. Looks like the breakfast bar at holiday inn express. Go down to silver fork and get a real breakfast for same money.

This was the worst restaurant. Horribly overpriced, empty, and poor food. Worst dining experience in a long time.

Be very careful about this place. If you're sitting outside in the cushioned chairs on a sunny day, eating their interesting food, you will never want to leave.