The Beastro — Restaurant in Salt Lake City

Would give 0 stars if I could. We came in (group of 11, including two kids under 2) and ordered pizza. We began to feed our two little ones watermelon, because it was VERY hot outside and they needed to eat. We were approached by a worker telling us no outside food was allowed unless we go outside. We respected his wishes, and put our food away. He then went over to three other staff members and began to talk amongst themselves while staring and pointing at us. We were then approached by a busser who said “were you guys the ones with the outside food?” Which felt extremely redundant given we put away our food and were just waiting for our pizza we ordered. We said yes and then he just walked away. Why was that even necessary? By this point, many employees were still staring at us and other tables had begun to as well. So we left. Our infants aren’t gonna be eating slices of pizza.We still respected their no outside food rule, even though we know our little ones needed to eat as they had been out in the high heat for a couple hours. Even still, the stares, pointing, and unnecessary “were you the ones with the outside food?” really ruined our entire experience. We enjoyed the zoo. We love the zoo. But this situation at the Beastro was very frustrating. One of our group spoke to guest services about our experience, and they agreed the staff shouldn’t have done that, and validated our frustrations. Big shout out to the guest services staff, as well as the rest of our zoo experience. But NOT the Beastro. Again, I would give the Beastro 0 stars after...

Yes, it's expensive, as anyone would guess, but I was actually impressed with the amount of food and quality that you got. We got a large pizza for our family for about 25$. It was huge and fed all 5 of us plus another kid who came along and was tasty to boot. That's less than $5 per person and as cheap as taking the family to any fast food place. A friend ordered a sandwich, and although expensive ($7) the sandwich was as big as her head and looked delicious. So yes, pack your own lunch is the best option to save cash, but it's not a rip off at the beastro,...

Got burger and fries. They were fine, a bit on the cold side for the fries. The employees do not care about professionalism. They were often too focused talking to each other to help customers, then would get annoyed if a customer interrupted their conversation to place an order. Plus hearing all kinds of swears in what's supposed to be a family friendly place made us regret our decision for eating here. My husband and I spent most of our lunch wide eyed and hoping our kids weren't listening. Very uncomfortable lunch, and will likely pack a...