Guidebook for Salt Lake City
Food Scene
Nice atmosphere and flatbreads are good. :-)
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Flatbread Neapolitan Pizzeria
109 S McClelland StNice atmosphere and flatbreads are good. :-)
Definitely a place to visit when in Salt Lake City. Known for their bread, mac and cheese and sitting outside the patio during the Fall and Spring. :-)
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Ruth's Diner
4160 Emigration Canyon RdDefinitely a place to visit when in Salt Lake City. Known for their bread, mac and cheese and sitting outside the patio during the Fall and Spring. :-)
Hiking Trails around Salt Lake City
1. The Living Room
2. Ensign Peaks
3. Bonneville Shoreline Trail
4. Millcreek Canyon
The hike is approximate 2.2 miles RT with an elevation gain of +/- 1,000'. The hike is dog-friendly and once you reach the top, rocks have been formed and set up like a living room where you can enjoy a drink or sandwich/dinner overlooking the city of Salt Lake.
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The Living Room Trailhead
383 Colorow RdThe hike is approximate 2.2 miles RT with an elevation gain of +/- 1,000'. The hike is dog-friendly and once you reach the top, rocks have been formed and set up like a living room where you can enjoy a drink or sandwich/dinner overlooking the city of Salt Lake.
Recommended Restaurants in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City is a growing city. Restaurants have improved since I moved here five years ago. Here are my favorite places in town.
Check out the list of restaurants:
Breakfast Houses:
1. Over the Counter Cafe - Millcreek
2. Eggs in the City
3. Park Cafe - South Salt Lake City
4. Hub and Spoke
5. Penny Ann's Cafe
6. Original Pancake House
7. Millcreek Cafe
Thai:
1. Chanon Thai
2. Thai Archer
3. Sawadee
Vietnamese:
1. Somi Vietnames Bistro
2. Pho Tin
3. Pho Tay Ho
BBQ:
1. R&R Barbeque, the closest to the house is located on 307 W 600 S Salt Lake City, UT 801.364.0443
Indian:
1. Saffron Valley
2. Kathmandu - it's a Nepalese restaurant. The food has a lot of Indian influence.
Vegan:
1. Zest
Their sliders are the best in town! I've tried others and the dough is just right, pork belly is always cooked to the right temperature and crispiness. What I like the most is it is not slobbered with sauce and you can actually taste the flavors of the meat, pickled vegetables and how it all melts in your mouth.
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SOMI Vietnamese Bistro
1215 Wilmington AveTheir sliders are the best in town! I've tried others and the dough is just right, pork belly is always cooked to the right temperature and crispiness. What I like the most is it is not slobbered with sauce and you can actually taste the flavors of the meat, pickled vegetables and how it all melts in your mouth.
If you want authentic, home-style Vietnamese Pho, this is the place to go! The restaurant is located along Main Street and the portions are just right. The restaurant is in a residential area so look for a house with the sign. The restaurant is homey and everything made is from scratch.
Parking is along the street.
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Pho Tay Ho
1766 S Main StIf you want authentic, home-style Vietnamese Pho, this is the place to go! The restaurant is located along Main Street and the portions are just right. The restaurant is in a residential area so look for a house with the sign. The restaurant is homey and everything made is from scratch.
Parking is along the street.
I've heard of Zest when I moved to SLC five years ago and have never gone. In 2018, I met the owner Casey from yoga and I had to go and check it out. It did not disappoint. I enjoyed their homemade apple cider, the hazelnut mousse is what keeps me going back. What I love about the restaurant is everything is made from scratch and they utilize fruits and vegetables that are in season. Plus, they support local businesses!
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zest kitchen & bar
275 S 200 WI've heard of Zest when I moved to SLC five years ago and have never gone. In 2018, I met the owner Casey from yoga and I had to go and check it out. It did not disappoint. I enjoyed their homemade apple cider, the hazelnut mousse is what keeps me going back. What I love about the restaurant is everything is made from scratch and they utilize fruits and vegetables that are in season. Plus, they support local businesses!