Zoltar, Take Two! This Time in Utah.

A few days ago, after walking through the Harley Davidson store, my Mom and I entered the slider restaurant.  And who was there to greet us?  Zoltar!!!

Honestly, I've never seen one in Utah.  The only two I've seen were at the Santa Barbara pier, which I blogged about last year, and I believe I saw one in the Pacific View mall in Ventura next to the food court, but that was ages ago and my memory is cloudy.  Anywho, I was just surprised to see Zoltar, and so close to home, too.

Who woulda thunk.

And so I did what any sensible person would do.

I paid a dollar and got my fortune told.

 "You are a very virtuous person.  You have chosen the path of righteousness and you will be very happy.  You are not easily influenced.  Your relatives have a great deal of respect for you.  They know that you have a keen mind and an understanding nature.  You have a good sense of values.  You love a beautiful home and one of these days you will be in possession of one."

:0)

Trying Sliders at Harley Davidson: Marley's at Harley

I can't remember when exactly the Harley Davidson location in Lindon Utah was built, constructed from an old warehouse of sorts.  It's a real cool building.  Though the history isn't apparent, it's felt.

One day, many years ago, I noticed a sign for Gourmet Sliders, but didn't think anymore of it.  Then only a couple weeks ago I noticed they have a drive though.  A drive through?  Well, it was time to finally check out Marley's at Harley.  My Mom got a flat tire, and while we waited for repair work to be done we walked to Harley Davidson for lunch.  It was so worth it!  And now I'm wondering why we waited so long.

We shared a filet mignon slider and each got a fajita slider.  So good.

As a side note, finally visiting this place brought back so many memories of my Step Grandpa.  He LOVED Harley Davidson, no joke.  Though he wasn't my Grandpa by blood, he's the one I grew up with and was closest to.  When I was a kid he took me on a little ride around his neighborhood on his Harley Davidson motorcycle, and it was such a fun experience.  I still remember not wanting to get off.

So I feel like I was honoring him with this visit.

 Such cute shirts!  So obviously I don't have a motorcycle, or ride one, but I would totally wear these shirts.  Really, they're cool.  Like, I really nerded out over them.  One day I'll have to splurge on a Harley shirt.

I will definitely visit again.