Spicy Lady

We recently moved up to Heber and we decided to try out the Spicy Lady. First of all the service is VERY slow. They weren't even that busy and it took 45 minutes to even get our appetizers. The spring rolls are kind of lacking and the gyoza are okay, but the red pepper soup was pretty good. But other then the tiramisu, everything else was horrible. I ordered the beef tenderloin but they were out so I got it with prok instead. Mine was flavorless and my gnocchi looked like gruel. It was okay but the overall appearance of my dish was not impressive. i was with five other people who all shared the same sentiment i did. My mom ordered the salmon and that was okay but its pretty hard to mess up salmon. A thing that i thought was weird was when they brought out our dishes they had no idea what they were serving us. They were like, ""I think this is the chicken but I didn't know, I have no idea what this is...etc."" Very unimpressive. But all in all we had five horrible dinners, six margaritas, three appetizers and one dessert and it came out to $166. Wow. That food was even worth fifty bucks in my opnion, and our waitress did not check on us even once in the hour and half we were there. I won't eveer be going here again. oh and don't get the kangaroo. Pros: live music, ambiance Cons: the food and service more

Who would think that some of the best food around Salt Lake is actually in a saloon on Main street in Heber City? We we're on an anniversary getaway and decide to try the Spicy Lady one evening. It was the perfect place to sit and spend a great evening talking with my wife, eating really great food, listening to good live music and a very interesting and friendly chat with the owner. The saloon atmosphere felt unique and comfortable. I appreciated not having flat-panel TVs showing ESPN. Good beers on tap and a friendly, attentive server helped the feeling that we were regulars at our favorite bar. Pros: great atmosphere and fresh food Cons: not many vegetarian options more

We couldn't believe it! Some of the best food (try their salmon!) and service we've had outside of a few places in Park City. To top that off they had probably the finest piano player we've heard in years since coming from New York City. Hidden in this little town called Heber, 20min away from Park City. It's definitely worth a Friday or Saturday night out. more

It is about time Heber had a new fresh face in town. What great ambience with the converted saloon theme and the live entertainment. The owner, Jai adds to the charm as he visits tables nightly. A great menu with amazing prices for the quality. Try this one and you won't be disappointed! Pros: Ambience more

move over Snake Creek Grill. There's a new sheriff in town. more