"Tucked away on Wall Avenue in South Ogden, Moore’s is one of those places that’s been around since… well, probably forever. Seriously, it might be older than Google.-yea I just checked…it has been. We rolled in for a light breakfast (times two) and came dangerously close to licking our plates clean. No shame. It was that good. The place was packed with locals catching up over coffee, swapping stories, and solving all the world’s problems before 10 a.m. The kitchen was buzzing—maybe because Easter’s around the corner, or maybe that’s just how they roll. Either way, the vibe was great and the food hit the spot. If you’re into hearty breakfast, small-town charm, and friendly chaos, Moore’s is your spot."

"Walking into Moore’s Family Restaurant feels like stepping into a warm hug, and the star of that hug—at least for me is the vegetarian omelet. I’ve had my fair share of diner breakfasts, but this one honestly stands out as something special. The eggs are fluffy without being rubbery, perfectly cooked every time, and they somehow manage to fold in a serious amount of veggies without the whole thing falling apart. Bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, spinach, and cheese all come together in this perfect, savory bite that feels both comforting and fresh. What really elevates it is the balance: nothing is soggy, nothing is undercooked, and every forkful has a bit of everything. Pair it with their crispy hash browns and a hot cup of coffee, and you’re pretty much set for the day. It’s the kind of breakfast that makes you slow down and actually enjoy your morning instead of rushing through it. But as good as the food is, Moore’s is about more than just what’s on the plate. The staff creates what I can only describe as welcoming armies—friendly faces, warm greetings, and the sense that they’re genuinely glad you showed up. From the moment you walk in, there’s this easy, small-town energy: they remember regulars, they crack jokes, and they never make you feel rushed, even when they’re busy. Whether you’re grabbing a solo breakfast, bringing family, or meeting a friend, Moore’s Family Restaurant has that rare combination of incredible comfort food and truly welcoming armies of hospitality. The vegetarian omelet alone is worth the trip—but the way they make you feel while you’re there is what will keep you coming back."

"Great old style dinner. Food came out very quick, with big portions. We only had breakfast and it was very good. Highly Recommend!"

"Great service from the minute we walked in the door! Polite, attentive, did things for us before we even asked! Stuff we normally ask for and ends up getting forgotten about. Food was great and the atmosphere was lovely 1979ish I super loved it!!"

"If you are looking for small town restaurant, this is the place to come. Our server was fun, personable, and you could tell she knew her regular customers. I really loved the simple atmosphere of this place. Food was served hot, good portions, coffee tasted like coffee and not three day old swill. We had the Spanish skillet with sour dough toast. Eggs cooked to perfection, hash browns were crispy and buttery, not greasy. The western omelette was very good with port, gooey cheese, good amount of ham and mushrooms, hash browns were delicious. We will be back for great service, atmosphere, and great food. 7-29-23 came back for another visit. Amanda was our server, another great experience with customer service and food!!! Smothered burrito with ham. Verde sauce had sausage, peppers and a touch of heat. I could have eaten a bowl of this. Chicken fried steak, very flavorful gravy, good crust and seasoning on chicken. This was a return visit that was as great experience as the first."