On the one hand Provo has the incredibly conservative BYU campus (which still manages to have a decent museum, quality theater, excellent music performances, a free international cinema, and occasionally good football). The city is a college town in a lot of ways, though not as across the board conservative as it would appear at first glance. Off ...

i've been in provo and the surrounding areas many many times. there is a great movie theater, windsong, all dts and thx equipped;surrounding the movie theater is the outdoor riverwoods shopping complex. sorry, no armani, dior, louis vuitton, gucci--it's strictly on the level of abercrombie and bannana republic. even so, shopping aside, it ...

Pros: The Restraunts here are absolutely wonderful! Beatiful Views, Nice Hiking and Mountain Biking, Skiing, etc.

A few you might like to try:

Chuckarama: All you can eat, how could you go wrong, their Scones are to die for!!

Bamboo Hut: The Best Ribs and Seafood Wontons you will ever eat!

Tuscanoo's: All you can eat Meat on a ...

Provo ut. is a great town it is a must visit the shopping is great and the people are very friendly and the mountains in the winter are cover with snow and lool spectaular a must visit!!

I have limited exposure to provo since I only saw a little bit of it. But I thought it was great. BYU is amazing and the temple there is gorgeous. I wish i went to school there. The big Y on the hill is cool too.

Nothing, NOTHING, is opened on Sundays. While it is very safe here, I feel like I am being sized up wherever I go. It's all about how you look--physical appearance, appearance of evil. Ugh!

I visit Provo every year for education week at the BYU campus and love it even more each time! For the most part people are friendly and helpful. The streets are wide, like most Utahn streets, which is always great for traffic, and there are some really great restaurants.