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Brilliant bar bites, burgers, and bao – the best of the latest food write-ups

Felt Bar & Eatery - beef tartare with bone marrow

In Utah Stories Ted Scheffler investigates Felt (SLC) and wonders if it’s the best bar food in SLC. My two penneth: you’d be hard-pressed to beat the partnership of Rich Romney and Travis Herbert. Here’s my own write-up from earlier in the year. Also, a second reminder for you, November 3rd will see Felt host the second in a series of unmissable popups. A couple of weeks back I was bowled over by the Japanese-informed Sunakku experience. Star to finish, exemplary. Next up is Xolo Masa featuring dishes focused on hand-ground masa as their core. From the bottom of a very experienced belly – don’t miss it.

Scheffler also gets into the specifics on Citizens (SLC), Ombu Korean BBQ (various), RIME (Deer Valley), while rounding up Farmington ramen, take-out Thai, burgers, and several hidden Mexican gems. Also in Utah Stories Heather L. King rounds up a list of several small-town burgers to explore while Bianca Dumas writes about preserving Utah’s fruit highway.

In Salt Lake Magazine, Avrey Evans has a round-up of bar bites you need to check out, and Brad Mee visits the Italian restaurant, Scelto (Sandy). Lydia Martinez takes trips to Casot (SLC), Xiao Bao Bao (SLC), and RIME (Deer Valley).

Tous Le Jours - various pastries (Gastronomic SLC)
Tous Le Jours – various pastries (Gastronomic SLC)

Alex Springer of the City Weekly has a huge roster of reviews. Ramen Ichizu (SLC), Pork N Roll (Draper), The Other Side Donuts (SLC), Paris Baguette & Tous Les Jours, Copper Common (SLC), The Bruce (SLC), while also crafting this list of dinners for sinners.

Finally, on screens, FOX13 talks about STK (SLC), and ABC4 visits The Notch Pub, St Regis (Deer Valley), Great India (Midvale), and La Oaxaquena (South Salt Lake). KSL also talks to the folks of Senor Pollo

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