Sill's Cafe

You know you've found the best food around when every seat is taken at 10am on a Friday morning. Best s.o.s. I've had in the valley. I never had to ask for anything; service was on point. Atmosphere... well it's the family Thanksgiving party. A bit of loud chaos full of laughter and good food. I enjoyed my time.

The service was pretty fast even when they were packed. The food was pretty average nothing special. I got the chicken fried steak and there’s nothing worth noting. The hash-browns were mushy but still okay. Overall, pretty decent

This restaurant is the epitome of why Utah food is bad, and yet people come here only because there is nothing else open in the early morning and the only comparison is MREs at the military base. The gravy is gross, the signature sauce tastes like something my 8 year old would make in a science experiment, their burger is dry and the French fries weren’t even cooked. Hard as hell. I would pay to never eat here again. Seriously how can you be in business for so long and not know how to make hash browns or French fries crispy. Word of advice- squeeze the water out of the hash browns before cooking them and they will crisp up. French fries should be blanched and then fried again at the right temperature. And on top of that - it is all way over priced. I would say that is the greatest injust

I happened to find this place on a roadtrip a few years ago. The food was amazing and great service. I found myself about 4 hours away recently and decided I had to go back. It added a lot of driving to my trip, but well worth it! There aren't many places with food and service so good I will actually drive more than four hours extra just to get to. The food was just as good as I remembered. The hot beef sandwich was excellent. I took fritters and scones home to share with my husband. He now understands why I drove so far. Will be back again!

So good the sos sauce is the best. Scones and cinnamon rolls can’t be beat. You feel like you are cared about while you eat breakfast. Been going here for 25 years and still dream about it when I am traveling through Layton.