The Slate Restaurant
Provo Marriott,101 W 100 N, Provo, UT, 84601
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Address :
Provo Marriott,101 W 100 N
Provo, UT, 84601 - Phone (801) 377-4700
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Liz N.
A nice quiet spot for lunch. Tucked away inside the Marriott, The Slate is an enjoyable lunch with a delicious menu that has a variety of fun and tasty options.
(4)Tyson B.
The Slate restaurant is my go-to on what would typically be a busy evening to eat out. Located in the Marriot Hotel in downtown Provo, it is easily accessible and off of the beaten path. I have now eaten here 3 times, and have finally decided to write a review about it. The service takes a little longer than usual, which is fine. But being I am usually the only person in there, I would expect the food to taste a little more fresh than it did. It always comes out tasting a little too lukewarm, and somewhat soggy for some reason. The prices are also just a tad bit high for the quality of food that you are getting. However, the scones are incredible. They are listed as a local favorite on the menu, and for good reason. They are delicious. Although you have to pay $4 for four of them, the honey butter and home made jam that accompanies them is delicious. In fact, next time I go I will probably just order three plates of those and have that be my entire meal. There is one plate that I do enjoy there - the BBQ chicken flatbread. Lots of flavor, good portion size, and pretty reasonably priced. I have tried nearly everything on the menu, and it is all a solid 3/5. Not terrible, but not incredible. Bottom line - if you want a very low key quiet spot to eat on a busy friday or saturday evening, come here and grab some scones and a few small plates.
(3)Joseph G.
Typical overpriced hotel food. The average buffalo burgers are great when you are tired and hungry. Service in the bar is slow. Breakfast is good. The omelets are excellent. The fresh fruit is delicious. The pastries are typical boring hotel stuff. The buffet is uninspiring. Skip the hotel coffee and go to the starbucks in the lobby.
(3)Rex M.
I ate there this past November with a couple of colleagues and I must say that this place was exceptional! I was lucky enough to indulge in a good portion of the menu, starting with the Crispy Buffalo Shrimp, the Smoked Bacon Cheddar dip, and the deliciously soft Mountain Scones. All completely delicious and shareable, especially the scones. For the main dish I had the Bison Burger which was pretty amazing. I would recommend adding more of the horseradish ranch sauce, I definitely couldn't get enough of it. If your feeling pretty daring you can even add a fried egg to it. By this time I was stuffed but my colleague had a great looking Ginger Peach Cobbler which he completely polished off. The prices didn't break the bank and the service was exceptional. With the new lobby and restaurant renovation, I would say this is the best place to eat in town!
(5)Stephen K.
It's a small and simple hotel restaurant. The buffet is standard fare (waffles, french toast, bacon, oatmeal, milk) plus an omelet/egg chef. The chef is nice in theory, but I never find omelets to be worth the wait. Anyway, the food was fine. The scrambled eggs had that out-too-long congealed look and the waffles were turning stale, but the fantastic french toast, bacon, and hot syrup made up for it. At $11 something for the buffet, I made sure I wouldn't need lunch. Snake-mode: ENGAGE But I really appreciated the service. It was amateurish in a thuroughly well-meaning way. For example, when I was leaving the maître d' noticed that I was still carrying a small cup of coffee from the lobby and asked if I would prefer one of their larger ones. This set off a cascade of activity as the staff hurried about trying to find cups and hot coffee. Then, standing awkwardly outside the kitchen as she filled my cup, another two staff asked me if I needed anything. Friendliness and goodwill in the extreme.
(4)Gina M.
Everything we tried off the dinner menu was delicious! The steak was excellent and had the onion strings on top which made it even better. The trout was also fresh and really great. I definitely recommend this restaurant even if you are not staying in the hotel!
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