N and T’s Restaurant

I had the appetizers with egg roll wings and chicken and it was yummy my main dish was stir fry it was bland and had no flavor I was disappointed the appetizers were better the portion size was good. My husband had chicken and he said it was good … Would I come again honestly no :(they are nice pple but my main dish was bland

Great local business, really yummy American and Thai food. After having their Thai good my family and I were tempted to try their Thai buffet on the first Thursday of each month. While it was decent, ordering off the menu is the safer choice. Many of the selections were empty and not refilled by the time we left. The «love» soup was really good as was the basil chicken. Restaurant really needs a face lift.

This is a hometown restaurant, where the waitress obviously knows all the locals. Good food and service. BUT THE THAI CHICKEN WING APPETIZERS ARE THE BOMB!!!

Great homemade breakfast and friendly staff.

I’ve gone here a couple times for lunch with coworkers.
First time: BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger. Fries and soup. Not bad. Satisfied my desire for meat. The burger wasn’t anything special. It had bacon and bbq sauce, which yay. But the actual meat? Meh. Fries were cooked well. Soup was good.
Last time: Chicken strips. Fries and soup. Loved the chicken and dumpling soup — taste like an old family recipe. The rest of the meal tasted like I could have gotten it anywhere. Wasn’t bad, just wasn’t special.
I’d come here again, but give the other options in Zion — I’d much rather save some money for some diner food. Particularly, I’d probably pick Bill’s first.

Excellent food. I love their sandwiches. The environment is very friendly. I work at a nearby power plant and sometimes go there for lunch. The waiters and waitresses are extremely friendly! I love this place and will comeback again to try more things.

American and Thai. WTF.
I gotta say, please pick one, because by picking both, you’re definitely doing it wrong. All wrong.
STAY AWAY from the Thai omelet. They will try to tell you that it’s their most popular dish. Probably because they recommend it to everyone and like dumbass lemmings, everyone agrees to try it. Not this dumbass! I hate omelets so it wasn’t hard to JUST SAY NO. My friend was not as lucky, the omelet was watery on the inside and really too spicy even for someone who likes a lotta spice.
I have had dinner here, and I have had breakfast here. Granted, Thai food for dinner during Lent is inviting disaster. And disaster RSVP’d with front row seating and its whole dysfunctional family in tow. Tom Yum soup? Blech — boring and missing the complex flavors this soup should have, it was more of a tomato-​ey broth. Pad Thai? Blech — noodles were mushy and again, this dish was too spicy to really enjoy, even for someone who ain’t no wimp. Vegetarian stir fry? Double blech — bland and the veggies were way over-​cooked.
But even the American breakfast is strange here. I don’t know why. Bacon tasted a little off, I mean BACON, fer cryin’ out loud. Potatoes were kinda plastic-​y tasting. Coffee — don’t even get me started.
It’s family owned and operated and I’m all for the mom-and-pop’s. Wait staff and bussers are charming and very polite too. But the food is just not good at all. At all. I wanted to like N & T’s and I gave them 3 tries before finally striking completely out.
Um, sorry, but… no.
Just… no.

Family owned business that will accomodate big groups… They will take reservations for big groups. They cater as well as have a fantastic Thai Buffet on the first Thursday of each month. They have Sunday Brunch which is reasonably priced. My family enjoys going here regularly.

We had the Sunday brunch. Everything was tasty, good variety, and the staff was very friendly. We will be returning on our next visit to Zion.