You can just imagine how surprised we were when customers, Katie and Dr. Kimball Crofts of Lindon, arrived at Milagros for Mexican food just after leaving the hospital with their new baby girl. This is their first child and they are pretty excited about her. (Who wouldn’t be… she’s a doll.)
Seems like Katie’s pregnancy cravings continue even after delivery. Apparently, Milagros is what the new mother wanted first thing out of the hospital.
Both Mom and Dad love our “Chicken Green Chili Stuffed Quesadillas,” (which seems to be a favorite with many of our loyal customers.)
At any rate… we were delighted to see them and their new little one. What a treat it was for all of us here at Milagros. You forget just how tiny new-borns are. Sarah and I certainly do appreciate the “Miracle of Birth” and having a family.
If you remember…Milagros means “Miracles” and we certain have experienced them here. Our twins are no less than a “Miracle.”
Congrats to Katie and Kimball… thanks for sharing your joy with us. May her life continue to be a Miracle to your both and may she bring many miracles to those around her.
Dave
P.S. By the way… Dr. Crofts is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon…. and his practice “Aesthetica,” is located in Lindon, Utah…. just in case you might be thinking about a nip and tuck or a bit of a lift here and there. We understand that he is one of the best in Utah. (You ought to see his credentials.)
Hmmmm… just thinkin’.
Wow! Milagros’ Jackson Danger has been invited to perform at the Grand Opening of the new Utah Valley Convention Center in historic downtown Provo, Utah. We are very exited that Jackson has this opportunity to share his talent on May 12, 2012. The new building is at 220 West Center Street (Freedom Blvd. and Center.)
Milagros Mexican food restaurant is a family business. Sarah and I work in the kitchen and dining room, and the kids are involved in some way.
At the Slickrock, the entertainment is nearly as important as their food. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, they delight their customers with live music.
The Horse Thief Trail, leading down to the Colorado River, has a vertical drop of almost 4,000 feet. Not exactly a trail for the faint hearted. Crash and Lexi are tough little critters and willing to take on any challenge. They were awesome! I know brave when I see it!
I explored hundred of “roadside taco carts” or Taquerias throughout Mexico. The Chiva (goat) district of Petatlan, Mexico, where each shack serves a different cut of goat, offered a unique and exciting experience. From goat tongue to brains… very little went to waste.
After my dream of being an airline pilot was dashed because of my poor heart health, I began looking for a new dream. Several experiences opened up restaurateur possibilities. My folks use to take us to Utah to visit family who lived there. One of my favorite places to eat was a Pizza/Italian restaurant across from BYU’s track and field called “The Rusty Nail.” They served a basket of bread sticks that were about the size of a cigar.
When I was a very young kid, I want to fly a big silver airplane for American Airlines. Dad traveled often and Mom would pack us kids up in the wood-paneled station wagon and drive to the St. Louis Airport to pick him up.
We served our award winning Chicken Mango Salad along with a variety of our menu rices and bean choices. Our guests were able to top their filled plates with our famous 
