"Hold my root beer" - the Russell M. Nelson thread

[clackamascoug]

Never knew…. We usually head to Torchys or something afterwards. There’s lots of places to eat near the temple.

Mostly for workers who are wearing white.

[Uncle Ted]

This is news to you? The temple that is not that far from your house has a cafeteria. I've never eaten in it but did have the privilege of cleaning it at midnight earlier this year.

Never knew…. We usually head to Torchys or something afterwards. There’s lots of places to eat near the temple.

[Paperback Writer]

Latter-day Saint temple cafeterias to close in 2022

Wait... temples have cafeterias?

This is news to you? The temple that is not that far from your house has a cafeteria. I've never eaten in it but did have the privilege of cleaning it at midnight earlier this year.

[Pelado]

Whoa talking about this with Mrs. NWC I was more righteous than I thought. I’ve also been to the Cardston and Toronto temples. She tells me that the chowder in Cardston temple was to die for. She also said the Toronto temple had a cafeteria but I can’t remember eating there.

That's why there's so much work to do for the dead.

[Northwestcoug]

Whoa talking about this with Mrs. NWC I was more righteous than I thought. I’ve also been to the Cardston and Toronto temples. She tells me that the chowder in Cardston temple was to die for. She also said the Toronto temple had a cafeteria but I can’t remember eating there.

[Moliere]

Bountiful does/did.

Jordan river as well. The food was better than good.

[chrisrenrut]

I've never eaten in a temple cafeteria. The only temples I've been in are Mesa, Provo, Salt Lake, Montreal, Boston, Bountiful, Portland, and maybe Jordan River. I do not recall which of these had cafeteria, but I know Montreal didn't.

Bountiful does/did.

[Northwestcoug]

I've never eaten in a temple cafeteria. The only temples I've been in are Mesa, Provo, Salt Lake, Montreal, Boston, Bountiful, Portland, and maybe Jordan River. I do not recall which of these had cafeteria, but I know Montreal didn't.

[Commando]

Mesa had one until this new remodeling. No cafeteria, now. The good news is that the Deseret Book up the block now has a satellite BYU Creamery location so at least you can get some Graham Canyon after a rigorous session of baptisms for the dead...

[originalsocal]

LA had one.

[jadesroom]

Idaho Falls does...or did...I haven't attended that particular temple in about eight years.

[Pelado]

Only the best ones. Las Vegas did, and its bread and desserts were delicious. The executive chef (or whatever the title was) catered my sister-in-law's wedding reception, and the food was fantastic.

Boise's used to before its remodel.

Provo used to as well - not sure if/when they took it out. My MTC district used to go to the earliest possible endowment session on P-day and then we'd get breakfast at the temple.

[LVAllen]

Latter-day Saint temple cafeterias to close in 2022

Wait... temples have cafeterias?

Only the best ones. Las Vegas did, and its bread and desserts were delicious. The executive chef (or whatever the title was) catered my sister-in-law's wedding reception, and the food was fantastic.

[clackamascoug]

Portland does - Prime Rib Friday Nights.

[Scott R Nelson]

Latter-day Saint temple cafeterias to close in 2022

Wait... temples have cafeterias?

Salt Lake and Oakland did. Most of the newer temples don't.