Avenues Proper
As Fall beckons, so menus start to take on a little heartier form and function. The above shots are just a sampling of several richer new dishes recently rolled out at one of our favorite spots in the city; hanger steak and fries finished off with a stout cake are sure to put a few calories on for the Winter hibernation. See the full current dinner menu here and don’t forget these guys do one of the best brunches in city not to mention lunch and late night too.
376 8th Ave, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
(385) 227-8628
avenuesproper.com
Spencer’s
Another new menu update – this one at SLC’s top steakhouse. Pictured above, their millionaires bacon app – a decadent agglomeration of Danish blue cheese, Medjool dates, fig vincotto atop thick slab bacon. Check out the full new lunch and dinner menus online. The restaurant is also celebrating 20 years in business, so if you’ve not been for a while, now might be a great time to check out current chef Sebastian Lowrey is upto.
255 S W Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
(801) 238-4748
https://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/utah/hilton-salt-lake-city-center-SLCCCHH/dining/spencers.html
Feldman’s Deli
Dinner is back on the menu at this East bench hot spot. Stop by Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings to enjoy more than just fabulous sandwiches: home made meatloaf, brisket, salmon, pirogies and more. Moreover Friday and Saturday’s see an eclectic range of live music at dinner. Most weekends you’ll also be able to catch Deli Man himself on the guitar – yup – owner Michael Feldman himself.
2005 E 2700 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
(801) 906-0369
feldmansdeli.com
Glitretind
Bookmark this great deal now; beginning the end of the month is a bargain of a deal – 2-for-1 dining at both Glitretind and
Cena Ristorante up in Deer Valley.
Glitretind executive chef Zane Holmquist is headed to NYC in just a few days time with several other chefs, to cook at the famed James Beard House. The showcase meal of some of Utah’s best is the first sell out event in the House’s history; suffices to say about this deal, you won’t see many opportunities to sample a chef of this calibre for such a low price (half off).
7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT 84060
(435) 645-6455
steinlodge.com/glitretind.html
Freshie’s Lobster Co.
I’m unsure how long this deal will last – but it’s active right now – so you might want to act fast. Get $5 off the XL (5oz) lobster roll the next time you visit the new SLC location. Freshie’s rolls live up to all the hype you’ve heard by the way, go try em.
356 E 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
(801) 829-1032
squareup.com/store/freshies-lobster-co-2
Blind Dog
The Park City Japanese restaurant is continuing its popular local’s specials into the fall. Deals include:
Tuesday – “Happiest of Hours” menu is available all night in the bar and on the patio (weather permitting) from 5 p.m. Select specials on apps, sushi and more.
Wednesday – “Buck O Shuck” in the bar areas from 5 p.m. with $1 per freshly shucked oysters.
Thursday – lobster night. Whole 1 1/4lb fresh Maine Lobster with garlic butter and lemon, $24 each.
$5 Wine List – available every night. Five premium wines for just $5 per 5 oz. glass pour, or
$8 per 8 oz. carafe. Available from 5 p.m.
1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT 84060
(435) 655-0800
blinddogpc.com
Restaurant deals and coupons
If you’re looking for more deals and discounts, here are a few of the more popular/best offers on local discount sites right now:
Del Mar Al Lago – 41% off
Itto Sushi Midvale – 38% off
Itto Sushi downtown SLC – 38% off
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