I have been going here for years with my parent. I grew up with seeing the owner every weekend for mutton stew and sweet fry bread. However, due to the owners passing I hadn’t been here for a long time unsure if the place was still open. Arriving at 4:30 on a Saturday afternoon after checking the website, the sign on the door started closed. Yet there was a paper sign that stated they were open until 5:00pm. Unsure due to the lights being on and cars in the back I sent my patent to check. Other customers in the building confirmed they were still open and doing takeout only. Going in with my partner to order, the lady at the register immediately stated they were closed and didn’t I look at the sign. I was very confused, since I just sent my partner in there to check. I attempted to leave and the lady rudely asked what I wanted to order. Due to the years of not being there I was unsure what I wanted. At this time it was 4:40pm. I tried to look at the menu but the lady at the register was trying to rush me. When I manage to order two sweet frybread and attempted to ask for a traditional fry bread she stated that it was too late to make it. Which I didn’t drive from Draper to Salt lake for two sweet fry bread . I told her never mind and walked away. She then yelled that she will do it and if I wanted sour cream. Due to this happening in front of a quiet room of waiting customers and uncommon interaction I was unsure how to proceed. I considered she could be messing with me and began to return to order. I took too long for her and stated, “sour cream, yes or no? It’s not that hard”. By this point I was embarrassed, upset, and quite confused. So I simply paid. As I was waiting for my food I ask the others waiting if she talked to them like that and they said yes with a laugh. Unsure of all the years of customer service I provided my self and received there I was still confused. As the last to order for the day and the last people waiting the lady came up saying she wouldn’t have turned me down ordering and that she gets upset because the owner doesn’t pay her after 5pm. Which doesn’t sound like the owners I know growing up. As well as the cook who works there from since I was a kid (15+ years) who is amazing and friendly, still working there with this type of rule seems out of character. I in no way shape or form knew this women and I took this interaction as rude and degrading. After everyone left she managed to apologize to me, which the apology was a backpedal to not get in trouble. I am not familiar with her and to be “messed” with in this way doesn’t seem customer service like to me. If she doesn’t get paid after 5pm, I do hope that she properly gets compensated. However, this doesn’t excuse her behavior towards me as a customer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sweet Bread, Traditional
Dustin Cahoon
Great little out of the way place to get traditional frybread. They make a fantastic Navajo taco. Friendly service and decorated quite nicely.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Sweet Bread, Green Chili
m g
Found hair in my Traditional Navajo Taco lost my appitite after that and was eating a FryBread found another Hair and i spent alot there i bought my kids lunch there and now im disgusted and i had to get my mind buisy after a bad experiance and paid alot to be let down ???
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ricardo Cigarroa
I am from Texas and this place is a must try for food it's all so good the fry bread is so good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blue Corn, Traditional
Benjamin Christensen
these are the best Navajo tacos i've had (not that i've tried tons and tons). everyone working is always so friendly and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Sweet Bread, Green Chili
Malina kay
Authentic navajo food, yummy fry bread. ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amanda Castillo
The food was so good! I haven't had a traditional Navajo taco in years. It was worth every penny. My grandma loved it so much she said next time I'm in SLC she wants me to pick one up and bring back to her.Parking: There is limited parking behind the building.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Traditional
Lloyd McCray
Navajo Taco are worth the two haft hours
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional, Mutton Stew
Tui Takai
I'm from AZ so I grew up eating frybread. I was really impressed how this place is. Everything is made fresh and I love the dough! Super fluffy & light! Perfect place to eat for lunch & very filling!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fry Bread Dough, Blue Corn, Traditional, Small Navajo Taco
Lukin
Never had “traditional” Navajo Tacos but…hey I’m pleasantly surprised. The frybread was crispy and the toppings were that of a soft taco supreme that you might get from a Taco Bell… and that’s not a bad thing! It’s the closest thing I can resemble it to and It’s safe!Maybe Im missing something or have a misunderstanding of what it means to be “traditional” but it’s yummy nonetheless and it doesn’t break the bank at all.The old lady running the shop is the star of the show, wonderful client experience and pretty funny herself.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional, Small Navajo Taco
Great place to get lunch! Best fry bread in the valley. Doesn’t matter what you put on it, it’s gonna be delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Fry Bread Dough, Sweet Bread
Ryan Lawrence
Navajo Tacos are the best here.Lots of varieties, and all good!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amber Rosas
Absolutely love this place! If you have never had native frybread you don’t know what you’re missing. This place feels homey and authentic, and the staff welcome you like family. The frybread by itself is good on its own, but you should definitely try the sweet frybread. You won’t be disappointed. The food is authentic and served just like it should be. More than fine and far from trashy. When you know the origins of frybread, it will taste that much better. ?Kid-friendliness: Family atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sweet Bread, Small Navajo Taco
Dan Moody
I’ve been driving past the Hogan for twenty five years.I just finished my first traditional taco ever from the Navajo Hogan.They have me for the next twenty five years.So quit driving by and drive on over.Or order delivery.lolNo seriously, really, really simple and really, really good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco
Charmaine Slater
Good home cook food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Blue Corn Navajo Taco, Traditional Fry Bread, Blue Corn, Green Chili, Traditional, Red Corn, Blue Corn Fry Bread, Tuesday Special Traditional Taco, Small Navajo Taco
I have been going here for years with my parent. I grew up with seeing the owner every weekend for mutton stew and sweet fry bread. However, due to the owners passing I hadn’t been here for a long time unsure if the place was still open. Arriving at 4:30 on a Saturday afternoon after checking the website, the sign on the door started closed. Yet there was a paper sign that stated they were open until 5:00pm. Unsure due to the lights being on and cars in the back I sent my patent to check. Other customers in the building confirmed they were still open and doing takeout only. Going in with my partner to order, the lady at the register immediately stated they were closed and didn’t I look at the sign. I was very confused, since I just sent my partner in there to check. I attempted to leave and the lady rudely asked what I wanted to order. Due to the years of not being there I was unsure what I wanted. At this time it was 4:40pm. I tried to look at the menu but the lady at the register was trying to rush me. When I manage to order two sweet frybread and attempted to ask for a traditional fry bread she stated that it was too late to make it. Which I didn’t drive from Draper to Salt lake for two sweet fry bread . I told her never mind and walked away. She then yelled that she will do it and if I wanted sour cream. Due to this happening in front of a quiet room of waiting customers and uncommon interaction I was unsure how to proceed. I considered she could be messing with me and began to return to order. I took too long for her and stated, “sour cream, yes or no? It’s not that hard”. By this point I was embarrassed, upset, and quite confused. So I simply paid. As I was waiting for my food I ask the others waiting if she talked to them like that and they said yes with a laugh. Unsure of all the years of customer service I provided my self and received there I was still confused. As the last to order for the day and the last people waiting the lady came up saying she wouldn’t have turned me down ordering and that she gets upset because the owner doesn’t pay her after 5pm. Which doesn’t sound like the owners I know growing up. As well as the cook who works there from since I was a kid (15+ years) who is amazing and friendly, still working there with this type of rule seems out of character. I in no way shape or form knew this women and I took this interaction as rude and degrading. After everyone left she managed to apologize to me, which the apology was a backpedal to not get in trouble. I am not familiar with her and to be “messed” with in this way doesn’t seem customer service like to me. If she doesn’t get paid after 5pm, I do hope that she properly gets compensated. However, this doesn’t excuse her behavior towards me as a customer.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sweet Bread, Traditional
Great little out of the way place to get traditional frybread. They make a fantastic Navajo taco. Friendly service and decorated quite nicely.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Sweet Bread, Green Chili
Found hair in my Traditional Navajo Taco lost my appitite after that and was eating a FryBread found another Hair and i spent alot there i bought my kids lunch there and now im disgusted and i had to get my mind buisy after a bad experiance and paid alot to be let down ???
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I am from Texas and this place is a must try for food it's all so good the fry bread is so good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blue Corn, Traditional
these are the best Navajo tacos i've had (not that i've tried tons and tons). everyone working is always so friendly and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Sweet Bread, Green Chili
Authentic navajo food, yummy fry bread. ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was so good! I haven't had a traditional Navajo taco in years. It was worth every penny. My grandma loved it so much she said next time I'm in SLC she wants me to pick one up and bring back to her.Parking: There is limited parking behind the building.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Traditional
Navajo Taco are worth the two haft hours
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional, Mutton Stew
I'm from AZ so I grew up eating frybread. I was really impressed how this place is. Everything is made fresh and I love the dough! Super fluffy & light! Perfect place to eat for lunch & very filling!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fry Bread Dough, Blue Corn, Traditional, Small Navajo Taco
Never had “traditional” Navajo Tacos but…hey I’m pleasantly surprised. The frybread was crispy and the toppings were that of a soft taco supreme that you might get from a Taco Bell… and that’s not a bad thing! It’s the closest thing I can resemble it to and It’s safe!Maybe Im missing something or have a misunderstanding of what it means to be “traditional” but it’s yummy nonetheless and it doesn’t break the bank at all.The old lady running the shop is the star of the show, wonderful client experience and pretty funny herself.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional, Small Navajo Taco
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Great place to get lunch! Best fry bread in the valley. Doesn’t matter what you put on it, it’s gonna be delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Fry Bread Dough, Sweet Bread
Navajo Tacos are the best here.Lots of varieties, and all good!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Absolutely love this place! If you have never had native frybread you don’t know what you’re missing. This place feels homey and authentic, and the staff welcome you like family. The frybread by itself is good on its own, but you should definitely try the sweet frybread. You won’t be disappointed. The food is authentic and served just like it should be. More than fine and far from trashy. When you know the origins of frybread, it will taste that much better. ?Kid-friendliness: Family atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sweet Bread, Small Navajo Taco
I’ve been driving past the Hogan for twenty five years.I just finished my first traditional taco ever from the Navajo Hogan.They have me for the next twenty five years.So quit driving by and drive on over.Or order delivery.lolNo seriously, really, really simple and really, really good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco
Good home cook food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Traditional Navajo Taco, Blue Corn Navajo Taco, Traditional Fry Bread, Blue Corn, Green Chili, Traditional, Red Corn, Blue Corn Fry Bread, Tuesday Special Traditional Taco, Small Navajo Taco