There are a lot of great local places in SLC. A couple of areas to try are near 9th & 9th (ask, all the locals can give you directions), along the western edge of Univ. of Utah (13th East, more or less), a great cafe on the park at 12th or 13th South and 7th East. A good Mexican seafood place on 13th South - I keep thinking it was MAriscos de Mazatlan. Several places have their own root beer, which is quite good. Try the food at Squatters microbrewery (best of the lot in SLC). Chris T. wrote: > > Howdy, > > I'm gonna be in Salt Lake City for a week and am > looking for excellent cheep (i.e. $ 20 per person > and less) eats: Oriental, Tex-Mex, taquerias, > local diners, hamburger joints etc. All > suggestions welcome, but no chains please (I can > find those myself). >
Salt Lake City, UT
Req: SLC Cheep Eats
Terry, Thanks for reminding me about a couple of these... I've attached some endorsements to follow my previous reply to the message originator.... MiDuole wrote: SNIP > Asian: > Cafe Trang (Vietnamese) REALLY GOOD, also had a Provo location. > > Diners: > Ruth's (Emigration Canyon) EXCELLENT! Deserves all the uppercase. > Bill and Nada's (an institution, but frankly, I can't stand the smell) Best pancakes in SLC, diveish, but 24-hours (still?) > SNIP > Enjoy! > > [email removed] (Terry McGinnis)
Mexican: Red Iguana Rio Grande Cafe La Frontera Lone Star (Cottonwood Heights area) Asian: Cafe Trang (Vietnamese) Diners: Ruth's (Emigration Canyon) Bill and Nada's (an institution, but frankly, I can't stand the smell) Other: The Pub (Trolley Square) Cafe Bacchus Urban Cafe (most excellent!) Magellan's Wrap's Enjoy! [email removed] (Terry McGinnis)
>Terry, > >Thanks for reminding me about a couple of these.. James and Terry --- How about a garlic burger at the Cottonbottom????
How about a grilled portobello sandwich at the Red Rock Brewing Co.?