Delight in Breakfast with a Witch at Gardner Village Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have breakfast with a witch? At Gardner Village in Utah, you can experience just that! This unique and fun event allows visitors to enjoy a delicious breakfast while being entertained by a friendly witch. The breakfast takes place in the enchanting surroundings of Gardner Village, which is known for its charming shops and delightful village setting. The event is held in the Mill Plaza, where tables are set up with elegant place settings and cozy decorations. This creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that is perfect for a magical morning. Each table is hosted by a witch, who will join you for breakfast and provide entertainment throughout the meal. The witches are friendly and funny, and they love interacting with guests of all ages.
You’ll recognize some magical faces at Witches Breakfast! Say hi and grab a selfie with three famous witches as they say hi to the tables, and don’t forget, it’s just a bunch of hocus pocus.
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The witches are friendly and funny, and they love interacting with guests of all ages. They will share jokes and stories, perform magic tricks, and even teach a few spells. It's a truly enchanting experience that will leave you with memories to cherish.
Gardner Village
Gardner Village is a place where tradition meets charm. Nestled in West Jordan, this village has an old-fashioned feel highlighted by old homes turned into shops, brick-lined paths, and a running river. A historic mill sits in the heart of it all.
Gardner Village is named after Archibald Gardner who was one of the early Mormon pioneer settlers of 1847. His family built and ran a mill together and eventually, after the mill passed through a few owner’ s hands, Nancy Long took over the property. Her dreams of turning the old mill into a restaurant came true as Archibald’ s restaurant, which is now listed on the National Historic Register. This laid the foundation for the Village to come to life. Present day Gardner Village is filled with antique buildings, giving it the feel of an early Utah village. There are over 20 operating shops offering clothing, chocolate, jewelry, home décor, antiques, and many other goods.
The Chocolate Covered Wagon is one delight of many. They are known for their pulled salt water taffy and fudge, and were featured on the Food Network several years ago. Families, friends, and people from all over come to take part in the treats and relaxing atmosphere.
Jane Saylor, manager at a holiday décor shop called Celebrations, says that she has a lot of locals, tourists, and visiting family members who come for the adventure.
“The atmosphere is the funnest! There is always stuff going on and it’ s just a fun place to walk around and hang out,” said Saylor.
Gardner Village is filled with seasonal magic all year long, but right now until the end of October, the Village is decorated with witches, brooms, spooky decorations, and all things Halloween. “My favorite part of Gardener village is the Halloween décor!
“The environment here is a very intimate village with welcoming store owners. I love Gardener village because you won’t find another place like it. It’ s very unique,” said Amy Castleberry, who was out for a night of fun with her main witches.
Bill Alder, owner of clothing store Shopaholics, explains that there are many different events that take place during what is called “Witchfest.”You can have breakfast with a witch, bring your kids to Six Hags, attend a dinner and show, participate in the witch scavenger hunt, shop around for scary good deals, or participate in other sinister activities. Two weekends of October, a show is put on, a DJ is brought in, and thousands of humans dress up as witches to come party.
Halloween isn’ t the only themed season. Elves appear around Christmastime, and in the spring they hold a Woodland Fairy Festival. Adults and children alike will enjoy the atmosphere. “Well you know the theme of Gardener Village is ‘ small shops, big experiences,” says Alder. “So if you want something unique, come to Gardner Village. That’ s where you’ ll find it.”
“The environment here is a very intimate village with welcoming store owners. I love Gardener village because you won’t find another place like it. It’ s very unique,” said Amy Castleberry, who was out for a night of fun with her main witches.
As for the food, the breakfast menu is equally delightful. You can expect a delicious spread that includes favorites like pancakes, eggs, bacon, and fresh fruit. There are also options for those with dietary restrictions, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a satisfying meal. In addition to the breakfast itself, there are other activities to enjoy at Gardner Village. You can explore the various shops, which offer everything from home decor to clothing and accessories. There are also charming gardens to stroll through, providing a peaceful and picturesque backdrop for your visit. Overall, Breakfast with a Witch at Gardner Village is a one-of-a-kind experience that combines delicious food, captivating entertainment, and a magical setting. It's the perfect way to start your day and create lasting memories with friends and family. So why not embrace your inner wizard and book your spot at this bewitching event? You won't be disappointed!.
Reviews for "Start Your Morning with a Witch-tacular Breakfast at Gardner Village"
- Sarah - 1 star - I was really disappointed with "Delight in breakfast with a witch at gardner village". The event felt very disorganized and chaotic. The seating arrangements were poorly done, and there was a lot of confusion about where to go and what to do. The food was also not great - it tasted like it had been sitting out for hours. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this event to anyone looking for a fun and enjoyable breakfast experience.
- John - 2 stars - "Delight in breakfast with a witch at gardner village" was not what I expected at all. The witches were trying too hard to be funny and entertaining, and it just came off as annoying. The whole breakfast felt rushed, and there wasn't much time to interact with the witches or ask questions. The food was mediocre at best, and the whole event was overpriced for what it offered. I was definitely disappointed and won't be attending again.
- Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Delight in breakfast with a witch at gardner village", but it fell short of my expectations. The witches were not very engaging or entertaining, and the whole event felt lackluster. The food was subpar, with limited options and poor quality. The only redeeming factor was the cute decor, but other than that, I was unimpressed. I wouldn't recommend this event unless you're really into witches and don't mind mediocre food.