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The Dough Miner is a restaurant located in Salt Lake City. The Dough Miner opened in July 2022 in the quickly revamping Maven District. The area is also home to T.F. Brewing and Kaisers BBQ across the road, as well as Tacos Garay a few doors down.
The main focus is English style Cornish pastys. If you’re new to pastys, they’re essentially the U.K. version of the calzone, the empanada, the samosa. The Dough Miner offers a quartet of options including the traditional version feature ground beef, potato, carrot and turnip – wrapped in a thick, buttery rich pastry. See our full write up on their opening here.
The restaurant also serves a range of doughnuts, snacks and coffee. You can also find the full menu on our sister site SLC menu here.
Dough Miner
945 S 300 W #101, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
(385) 334-3389
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