A quiet round-up this week, with reviews from only the major publications. Ted Scheffler is off to Park City to review Fin,the Tribune go to West Valley in search of authentic Chinese food, and Stacey Krtatz of the Deseret indulges at the ever growing Maccool’s empire.
We brave the nightmare world of downtown Salt Lake City parking and take a trip to Cindy Lee Cafe. Read on to find out how we found this popular lunch spot serving Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine.
A busy week seeing tales on Easter brunch options, Maurilio’s Italian, Tiburon, House of Kebob, Koko Kitchen and more! Read on for the full scoop on this weeks reviews.
The newly opened So Cupcake on 3939 South and highland Dr. seems to be a big hit so far. I really like their website, might… Read More »So Cupcake
Not a week goes by without me coming across gushing praise for Takashi. But what of the old Japanese guard downtown, specifically Mikado. Does Mikado still have what it takes to compete with the lauded Takashi Gibo. Read on to find out.
Our latest review takes us to the down town area and Thai Lotus. Thai food is practically omnipresent these days, so a restaurant really needs to be on top of it’s game to compete. Read on to find out how Thai Lotus stacks up.
Pizzeria 712 gets its second review in as many weeks. El Rey Del Pollo and Mazza also feature elsewhere. An overview of dining at the Deer valley resort is also offered by the City Weekly.
Not much to report on this week, with a somewhat sparse 7 days of restaurant reviews. This week in the valley reviewers cast their critical attention over Pizzeria 712, Fratelli Ristorante and The Cheesecake Factory.
One of Salt Lake City’s newest restaurants arrives with little to no local fanfare. It’s obvious a lot of time, money and effort has gone into this new eatery. Too gimmicky or just plain fun? Read on to find out more.
A bumper crop of 5 reviews this week including items from Your Heart Out and The Salt Lake Chow Hounds. Restaurants tackled this week include Z’Tejas, 350 Main, Q4U and Yamasaki.
Yet another Japanese restaurant appears on the already bustling Salt Lake City scene. We take a trip down to Sapporo Japanese Grill to see how this new restaurant stacks up against the competition. Read on to find out more.
Settebello does everything right for pizza lovers while Shanghai Cafe gives great budget vietnamese food. Thai Orchid and Citta Gelato & Cafe make up the heavyweight reviews. Ted Scheffler tackles the unique Yurt dining experience.
We thought we would take a break from the structured set-up of the standard dining experience. This week we tried Braza Grill in Murray. So how does this Brazilian export stack up against the more traditional restaurant meal. Read on to find out.
The first in a planned weekly round-up of all the latest restaurant reviews in Salt Lake City. This week sees five in total from The City Weekly, ASKSLC, Deseret Morning News, Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Chowhounds.
Cedars of Lebanon has long been on our list of restaurants to visit. We are huge lovers of Middle Eastern food. Varying reasons have conspired over the years to stop us sampling this popular down town spot. This week we finally laid this to rest.
Thai food is without question now a standard cuisine on the culinary map. With so many options and locations opening apace, a reliable goto place is a must. We go over our personal favorite.
Bambara restaurant has just a won the prestigious AAA four diamond award. I for one am excited to make a repeat trip to explore chef… Read More »Bambara wins AAA four diamond award
This week we head Southwards to Fort Union, in order to check out Ganesh Indian Cuisine. Indian food being one of our most loved cuisines meant we were quite excited for the meal. Read on to see if that was justified.
A new restaurant from the group that brought Salt Lake Martine? Things look promising for this casual and unassuming neighbourhood restaurant. Read on to see our latest visit to Stella Grill.
UPDATE 2013: See here for our latest review of Indochine Vietnamese restaurant. Recently we reviewed the seemingly polarizing Indochine Vietnamese Bistro. Over in the Tribune,… Read More »Indochine Vietnamese Bistro