Eat'n Park is a step up from your typical diner, with an always-fresh and local when possible salad bar, hot soups, and desserts, as well as a rather extensive menu with great seasonal specials. What sets Eat'n Park aside from many diner-type places is its Celiac-friendly/Gluten-Free menu. They offer gluten free buns (which require thawing, so ask them to toast it), and plenty of naturally GF menu items. Dining here is a joy for me because I know I won't get sick! This location is also a GREEN building! Very cool, ENP.

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Our Pink Jeep tour of the Hoover Dam was just amazing. Our tour guide Randy was exceptional and very knowledgeable in pointing out all of the interesting and historical spots along the way. Randy even took a slight detour to show our group an area of big horn sheep coming down a mountain and into a residential park area which was fantastic. Our group took a short boat ride on the river below the Hoover Dam that provided us with a different perspective and knowledge of the Dam that not everyone is able to experience. The tour of the Hoover Dam was great and provided us with the History and construction of the Dam that was unbelievable. We would highly recommend the Hoover Dam tour with the Pink Jeep Tours to anyone and if you are fortunate to have Randy as a guide it is just icing on the cake.

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Oh my goodness!! You just gotta go.

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So far I have only gotten take-out here, and I'm very happy with the quality if the food. The veggie dishes were full of actual vegetables, nicely spiced. The okra was a big hit, as was the spinach with butternut squash. The mixed vegetable dish we got (I forget which one it was) was less exciting but still decent (just too heavy on the potatoes for my tastes). Prices seemed reasonable for what we got.
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