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Maddox Ranch House
A few years later, Maddox opened the Double “J” in Ogden. It never moved, and three generations later, another Irvin Maddox (named after his grandfather) is at the helm of what has become a landmark Utah restaurant and Irvin the younger’s whole life. Local old-timers have Maddox memories, such as trick-or-treating at the restaurant to get fried chicken instead of candy. Or of Grandpa Irv in his later years, sitting in the kitchen with his oxygen tank, prodding staffers with his cane if he thought they were slacking. All Maddox beef is hand selected and aged in our meat locker by our skilled staff.
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Now architects, interior designers, realtors, builders, and homeowners can easily showcase their homes and projects on Dwell. The sloping site of this two-bedroom ranch home provides views through an oak savanna and the coastal mountain range. A bar-shaped plan maximizes daylight and natural ventilation, giving the homeowner efficient "modern ranch" living in the heart of Yamhill County wine country. Selected homes were submitted by members of the Dwell community through our new feature, Add a Home. In summer, locally grown corn on the cob accompanies Maddox steaks and other entrees. “After my father died (Steve, who ran the business after the original Maddox passed), I realized I was never going to find a better place to affect people in a positive way,” Maddox says.
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Steaks and potatoes with all the fixin’s, famous fried chicken, housemade rolls served with honey butter and jelly. Homemade sodas, milkshakes, and ice cream, fresh ground burgers from our meat shop, and famous skinless fried chicken served by our friendly car hops in the comfort of your car. Each week the restaurant serves more than 15,000(!) customers. Some come to sit in the classic log cabin’s dining room or lunch counter, others pull up to the drive-in, still served by carhops, and others pick up a family meal to go on the way home. That loyalty speaks to the comfort the restaurant offers. And when the COVID-19 pandemic closed in-house dining for several weeks last year, the Maddox was already ahead of the curve.
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Our pastry department creates delicious desserts daily. We feature completely scratch recipes sourced and crafted from the finest ingredients available. We guarantee the quality of every meal and the satisfaction and dignity of every guest.
The tender beef and lamb, once proudly raised by Grandpa Irv, now come from a Tremonton ranch. Each spring, Irvin Maddox meets with a Honeyville farmer to decide how much fresh corn and tomatoes the restaurant will need for summer. Mund Farms in Willard grows bushels of peaches for the seasonal fresh peach pie. And Farr Better Ice Cream of Ogden supplies ice cream mix that the restaurant customizes with its own flavors. Pre-pandemic, the company totaled over 5,000 meals on busy days, through its dining room, drive-in and takeout. That’s a far cry from the modest little eatery opened in 1949 by his grandparents (and namesake) Irvin and Wilma Maddox.
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We try to feature wild caught fish when it’s possible or from responsible, sustainable farms when it’s not. We also cater many groups of all sizes and special occasions. All Maddox steaks are USDA Choice or higher and are aged and cut by our skilled staff. Sign up for our newsletter to learn more about our life-saving rescue missions, discover events in your area and meet our lovable dogs who are looking for a fur-ever home. Essentia is a lab/shepherd mix who was rescued from the southern border, where the border crisis affects everyone-even our canine friends. Governor DeSantis and his family are fostering 3 pups from Big Dog Ranch Rescue.
He threw himself into the family business he had inherited. Maddox Ranch House has been called “Utah’s Original Steakhouse” and “One of the most popular eating places in Utah,” and truly has a taste and a style all its own. Located in Perry, Utah, near the mouth of Sardine Canyon, the Ranch House has a special place in the heart of many Utahans. Help support the thousands of animals who come through our gates every year.
Before meatless options were a thing, the Maddox developed its own veggie burger. When people began seeking healthier red-meat alternatives, the Maddox was already serving pasture-raised bison. The Maddox Takeout Cabin does robust business, selling 600 to 1,500 meals daily. We bring in our seafood from the finest possible sources.
Maddox steaks are often aged beyond regular industry standards for flavor and tenderness. We griddle all of our steaks for a delicious and slightly seared seasoned crust. The use of warm ipe wood ties together the renovation with an addition on this midcentury California ranch home. The architects were able to increase the living area while keeping everything on one level for the retired homeowners. This modern renovation of a traditional ranch-style home maintained the midcentury spirit of the home—and turned it into a showcase for the homeowner's collection of iconic furnishings. Originally a single-story home with great midcentury bones, this ranch renovation added a second story and windows to increase natural light intake.
Kids’ meals such as mac and cheese ($5.95) or chicken strips ($6.95) are served on a frisbee for added fun. The company brews its own root beer, cream soda and sarsaparilla sodas. The family drilled a well on the property in the 1950s to produce all the restaurant’s water. “It’s all super-quality and it’s fresh, and supporting other local businessmen and farmers is what it’s all about,” Maddox said. According to family lore, Grandpa Irv came up with the chicken recipe while running part of his family’s ranch. Long before farm-to-table was cool, the Maddox was working with local growers who provide 65,000 ears of sweet corn and bushels of tomatoes and peaches every summer.
As other restaurants scrambled to figure out curbside and takeout service, the company’s thriving Takeout Cabin was already selling 600 to 1,500 meals a day. And its old-fashioned drive-in with carhops had never gone out of style, routinely serving around 1,500 meals daily. Homemade sodas, milkshakes, and ice cream, fresh ground burgers from our meat shop, and famous skinless fried chicken served in the comfort of your car. The following homes shared by our community are a mix of renovations and new constructions that show why ranch homes continue to be viewed as midcentury gems. About 9,600 rolls are made daily using wheat flour from Brigham City.
It also expanded the north- and east-facing decks, fulfilling the homeowner's request for additional outdoor space. This renovation of a William Wurster Ranch house began with a study of the home’s history. Inspired by original photos of the 1950s home, the renovation refreshed its significant architectural past without detracting from its Wurster essence. The Maddox makes about 9,600 rolls per day, served with raspberry honey butter. Pickup your favorite Maddox entrees “family take out” style for an additional value.
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