Would you look at that now. Somewhat incredulously it’s been two months since I last corralled all the openings, scurrilous rumors, and possibles into one… Read More »Caribbean, Filipino and Burmese cuisine – just a few new flavors on the Utah dining scene
According to the folks over at the Downtown Alliance, that’s the number of pies and slices set to fly off the proverbial shelves at this… Read More »Pie N Beer day returns with 9,000 slices o’ pie
Despite the ever present threat of Covid this year, the food and drink scene in Utah has boomed unlike any other I can remember in… Read More »More than 195 new Utah restaurants – how many have you tried?
Pull up a chair, close the blinds, pour yourself a triple. This is going to be a long one. October was the last time we… Read More »Spring into action and check out one of these 60 new restaurants
As we enter the supposedly cheeriest month on the calendar, the outlook in restaurant land remains gloomy. Lets be completely honest with one other –… Read More »Locals flock to save restaurants, openings, closings and more
Restaurant closures First up, a quick look at this month’s restaurant casualties; remember we’re keeping a running tally of all the Covid-crushed businesses here too.… Read More »A sneak peak at new restaurants, sad closures and menu updates
Curbside updates As ever, be sure to check out our complete curbside dining list here. As well as that complete list here are all the… Read More »Where to eat this weekend? Don’t miss the hottest dining news
Easter options to go Ordinarily our Easter dining roundup is one of the biggest articles of the year. Brunch upon brunch of delicious celebratory meals.… Read More »Easter dining to go, free meals for healthcare workers and more
Looking for ways to support your local foodie community during this tough time? Look no further, we’re here with all the delicious options. Remember to… Read More »Delivery deals, grocery updates, more ways to support local
DABC news The debate around Thai Archer’s limited service license application continued to rumble at the February DABC meeting. The commission has now formally concluded… Read More »Latest from the DABC, restaurant closures, changes and other news
2020 might be the year of the rat, but 2019 was most definitely the year of the chicken; well the year of the fried chicken… Read More »The unstoppable rise of the fried chicken sandwich
Arempa’s Venezuelan Cuisine Late night dining options have never been SLC’s forte, but downtown SLC just got a little more interesting for night owl’s with… Read More »More than fifty new restaurants, bars and businesses to keep an eye on
DABC News A relatively short DABC meeting for September with notably less action than usual. The most noteworthy item was the minor-kerfuffle over the Park… Read More »Free dessert and tacos, DABC news, restaurant closures and deals galore
All the latest reviews, write-ups, roundups and ramblings from local writers, bloggers and more. If someone wrote about it in the past month or so…you’ll… Read More »The Roundup – June 2019 – BBQ to bakeries to burritos
Ready for some dining inspiration, or lets be honest, a way to slack off work for a few hours? You’ll be so engrossed in the… Read More »The Roundup – May 2019
Aristo’s to close this weekend This news just in courtesy of Mary Malouf at SL Mag, the closure of one of SLC’s most loved and… Read More »Aristo’s no more, free tacos, 70oz steaks and Spring menus galore
Easily the most anticipated time of the year is here. Yes, I know, I know, the moment you’ve all been waiting with frenzied tension –… Read More »State Of The Plate 2018
Rico Cocina Y Tequila Bar Hungry now? I know I am. The pictures above come from the imminent updates headed to Frida Bistro; started by… Read More »New Restaurants – April 2018
As ever, there’s no reason to eat poorly if you’re equipped with our monthly edition of the Roundup; a blow by blow listing of the… Read More »The Roundup – April 2018
A look back at the past month of reviews, write-ups, diatribes and musings on the SLC dining scene. This month we have more than 20… Read More »The Roundup – March 2018