Places to eat in Utah

This place was right around the corner practically where I was staying at. I dined here twice. I enjoyed the food and decor a lot! They have a huge selection and the waiters/waitresses are wonderful. I think you will enjoy eating here!

Favorite Dish: Let's see.....I think I had steak again....lol! Another wonderful chain of restaurants to enjoy! I had the typical steak dinner with salad and potato. It was yummy ofcourse. I enjoyed the decor also. Cannot miss at this place.

In my humble opinion one of the best spots for morning coffee in the U.S. Get a cup and a bit to eat very early in the morning. Go up stairs and watch the sun rise cast light on the mountians. Open early and late. Great for after the fantastic Salt Lake Opera or Ballet.

The staff can be a little standoffish. But do not let that keep you away. They have pretty good pasteries and soups for lunch.

Great reuse of an old building! Nice seating outside.

Favorite Dish: On a hot summer afternoon get the Bannana Esspresso Frapee'. It only comes in sets of two and really hits the spot. Otherwise coffee and pasteries. If you are from a town with softer water you will nitoce that the coffee is a bit more astrengent. Just embrace it as part of visiting the desert.

I remember the decor being so awesome, because it was right up my alley..lol! I loved it very much. It was very inviting and confortable. The waitresses were so wonderful and friendly. The food and drinks were great! I do not think you will disappointed in this place at all.

Favorite Dish: You have a huge selection of Steak Dinners and I do not remember specially which one, but all I know is that I enjoyed it alot and it was priced so reasonable too:-)

On the 10th floor of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building is this wonderful restaurant with great food, superb friendly service and a beautiful view.
It's owned by the Mormon Church, so there is no alcoholic beverages or even coffee.

This small restaurant offers southwestern style food along with an assortment of microbrewed beers. A favorite with locals and the "outdoors" crowd, it is usually packed especially during mountain biking events and peak periods.

The food is excellent, we ate there nearly every day for a week and didn't find a thing to complain about.

Favorite Dish: Black bean soup was the best I have ever had, burgers and grilled chicken sandwiches were great, as were the salads.

For a refreshing brew, try the Elephant Hill

This unassuming building in the middle of Green River has the best/the only mexican for miles. Owned and operated by a local husband and wife, the food is authentic and fantastic. The outside recently got a facelift with new paint and signage. The inside isn't very fancy, but honestly nothing in Green River is.

Favorite Dish: Chicken quesadilla or authentic open face tacos.

This little tiny building can really pack 'em in. This is traditional Mexican, not repackaged TexMex or Americanized. Come early to avoid long waits to sit, expect quick friendly service, no space, little tables, plentiful servings and good food.

Favorite Dish: Known for its Fish Tacos and Fried Ice Cream, I don't know if I've tried anything else.

Favorite Dish: Have eaten a variety of foods here- it's a chain restaurant in this part of the West but still if you're looking for a decent meal, we always found one here. Good breakfast, and also dinners (burgers, meatloaf, etc.)