First look: Frida Bistro Brunch
Truth be told, its been some time since my last visit to Frida Bistro. Perhaps too long. On that last visit, an evening affair with… Read More »First look: Frida Bistro Brunch
Restaurant Reviews
Gastronomic SLC began as a restaurant review website. Over the years, this has changed. We no longer write traditional reviews of restaurants; instead, we prefer to highlight those spots that are really good, right now. You can find those stories in our Eat Here Now category.
First look: Taqueria 27
I’ll be the first to admit that typical Mexican/South of the border styled restaurants, don’t get me overly excited. Don’t get me wrong – I… Read More »First look: Taqueria 27
Oasis Cafe: revisited with chef Sotelo
As I mentioned in our first review of Oasis Cafe I am anything but a morning person. If the four horsemen of the apocalypse came… Read More »Oasis Cafe: revisited with chef Sotelo
Red Maple Chinese Cuisine – delivery
Having food delivered fills me with a mixture of dread and joy. On the plus side, I don’t have to go to the grocery store… Read More »Red Maple Chinese Cuisine – delivery
Log Haven spring menu
Log Haven Spring Menu Just recently, I had the wonderful good fortune to be invited to Log Haven to sample many items from the restaurant’s… Read More »Log Haven spring menu
Tandoor Indian Grill revisited
It’s been five years since I first reviewed Tandoor Indian Grill. In the intervening years, the options for Indian dining around SLC have grown and… Read More »Tandoor Indian Grill revisited
On the road: Saam at the Bazaar
Throughout my years of writing for Gastronomic SLC, people have always asked me why I have never written about some of my more interesting meals,… Read More »On the road: Saam at the Bazaar
Sous Vide class @ Tony Caputo’s Market & Deli
When I first heard the term sous-vide, I heard the French meaning: under vacuum. Sous-Vide is a way of cooking where you vacuum seal whatever… Read More »Sous Vide class @ Tony Caputo’s Market & Deli
Elizabeth’s Bakery & Tea Shop review (followup)
Lunch review It has been approximately three years, not to mention many a repeat visit, since we last reviewed Elizabeth’s Bakery & Tea Shop back… Read More »Elizabeth’s Bakery & Tea Shop review (followup)
Faustina restaurant review (summer 2011 menu)
It’s funny how sometimes you forget about a restaurant. For some reason, it stops being in your “so where do you want to go tonight”… Read More »Faustina restaurant review (summer 2011 menu)
Aristo’s Greek restaurant review
Evening dinner review Aristo’s Greek Restaurant & Cafe is by far one of my favorite restaurants in Salt Lake City. I have been there countless… Read More »Aristo’s Greek restaurant review
Log Haven spring menu introduction
This article was written by contributor Ryan Kendrick. Ryan is the Cofounder of Chocolot Artisan Chocolates www.sweetchocolot.com and also blogs about all things food at… Read More »Log Haven spring menu introduction
Dojo restaurant review
Evening dinner review (Stuart’s note: This review of one of SLC’s most buzz worthy restaurant comes courtesy of our newest guest reviewer Kellie, from the… Read More »Dojo restaurant review
Tuscany restaurant review
Evening dinner review (Stuart’s note: Please welcome David, a new guest reviewer to Gastronomic Salt Lake City, and his first review, Tuscany. Take it away… Read More »Tuscany restaurant review
Sushi Groove restaurant review
Evening dinner review Okay okay, I know what you might be thinking. Yet another new sushi restaurant in Salt Lake City? Is it possible to… Read More »Sushi Groove restaurant review
Taste Of India restaurant review
Evening dinner review I don’t get to the Layton area nearly often enough, in fact, I can probably count the number of times I’ve been… Read More »Taste Of India restaurant review
J&G Grill at the St. Regis
I am a travel magazine addict. I love perusing the pages, pouring over every detail of the shiny places the world has to offer, and… Read More »J&G Grill at the St. Regis
Off the beaten path: Hard Times Cafe
The next time you’re driving past the Utah State Prison on I-15, you may notice a small sign on the side of the road outside… Read More »Off the beaten path: Hard Times Cafe
Layla Grill and Mezze restaurant review
Evening dinner review Dining diversity is a funny thing. Salt Lake City is blessed with sushi joints as far as the eye can see. If… Read More »Layla Grill and Mezze restaurant review
Off the beaten path: Navajo Hogan
Stuart’s note: This review is hopefully one of many in our new “off the beaten path” recurring series. Through these reviews we will try to… Read More »Off the beaten path: Navajo Hogan