Salt Lake MUST EATS

[BigFatMeanie]

I've never tried Cultivate in Draper but it looks promising. Maybe someone on here has a recommendation. I've also never tried The Wild Rose in South Jordan but it looks promising as well.

[Flystripper]

Thanks guys!

[BigFatMeanie]

The Charleston in Draper is nice. I also second Falafel's Tiburon recommendation. You've also got the standbys of La Caille in Sandy and Tuscany in Cottonwood. There is a Market Street in both Cottonwood and South Jordan. There is a Carvers in Sandy. Toscanos in Sandy is OK - good enough for a business dinner but nothing spectacular.

[falafel]

Any suggestions for a nice dinner with a client in the southern portion of the SLC valley? I suggested downtown but he wants to stay south.

Tiburon in Sandy. In a strange part of town on 700 East, but don't let that fool you.

[Flystripper]

Any suggestions for a nice dinner with a client in the southern portion of the SLC valley? I suggested downtown but he wants to stay south.

[Northwestcoug]

Taqueria 27 is pretty solid. There's a classic street taco place in Bend that has my heart. But Taqueria 27 has great flavors, some I wouldn't have thought about in street tacos. We had the carne asada and duck confit carnitas, but I wanted to try oh so many more. Looks like they have a fish/taco/guacamole/margarita/dessert of the day.

We were at the downtown location, just in case you go to one and it sucks.

[Northwestcoug]

I really liked Provisions when I went. I'll have to try Log Haven sometimes. A quick question though is it the type of restaurant that it would seem weird if some random dude was eating there by himself? Asking for a friend . . .

it wasn’t terribly busy when we went. Seating is pretty spaced out because of covid, so I assume you could find an unassuming place to sit.

i say do it. Pretend you’re a good critic.

[MartyFunkhouser]

Log Haven up Mill Creek canyon was pretty great. I wanted to try Provisions because of an earlier recommendation in this thread, but it is closed on Monday. So Trip Advisor told us that this is one of the most romantic places to eat in all of North America! The setting is really pretty and peaceful. Both the bison and filet mignon plates were tasty. Armand our waiter couldn’t have had more flourish presenting our food and drinks if he had tried.

It could be a set up for a place that may be resting on it’s laurels (lots of ‘best of’ awards in the past). But we really enjoyed it.

I really liked Provisions when I went. I'll have to try Log Haven sometimes. A quick question though is it the type of restaurant that it would seem weird if some random dude was eating there by himself? Asking for a friend . . .

[Jeff Lebowski]

Log Haven is great. Need to get back there.

[Northwestcoug]

Log Haven up Mill Creek canyon was pretty great. I wanted to try Provisions because of an earlier recommendation in this thread, but it is closed on Monday. So Trip Advisor told us that this is one of the most romantic places to eat in all of North America! The setting is really pretty and peaceful. Both the bison and filet mignon plates were tasty. Armand our waiter couldn’t have had more flourish presenting our food and drinks if he had tried.

It could be a set up for a place that may be resting on it’s laurels (lots of ‘best of’ awards in the past). But we really enjoyed it.

[MartyFunkhouser]

finally made my way to feldman's deli. absolutely lived up to the hype.

If they were open on Sunday, I would have tried it yesterday. I went to Brick's instead.

[smokymountainrain]

finally made my way to feldman's deli. absolutely lived up to the hype.

[MartyFunkhouser]

Well I'm sold on Detroit Style pizza. Brick's Corner is really good and has good beer on tap. So win win.

[beefytee]

My daughter saw a tiktok and wanted to try out a new place to eat, so we went today. It is called Hong Kong Banjum/Paik's noodle and it serves Korean style Chinese food. While I would prefer a traditional Korean meal with kimchee and rice in some form, this place was delicious and I highly recommend it. The tangsuyuk, a variety of sweet and sour pork, was great.

It is in the north parking lot of Valley Fair mall.

[smokymountainrain]

Is this a franchise of the Boise restaurant or are they unrelated? Looks unrelated (the Boise one is a pizza place that's been around forever).

yep, unrelated.