Our first trip to Utah was made even better with our breakfast at The Park Cafe. Em was awesome…read more Her smile and friendly warmth was amazing. The food was terrific! We wanted to load up our day packs with the raspberry preserves!!! Hope to come back one day. Thank you from your Wisconsin friends

Wonderful brunch at the Park Cafe. They were busy on a weekday morning, but we didn't have to wait…read moreand were seated close to the door -- a bit noisy, but convenient for my older mother. Our server was great. Really friendly, professional, and helpful. Answered our questions and accommodated special requests. The breakfast potatoes are amazing. Pancakes delicious. French toast also extra tasty. Such a nice location by the park, too!

Honeydew cucumber mint limeade - wow, so good and refreshing. It's on the sweeter side but oh so…read moregood. Never had anything like it before! A great drink for a hot day. Biscuit Benedict - first time having it on a biscuit instead of an English muffin. It was amazing. I dug right into my dish not relaxing halfway through I forgot to take a picture of it. Highly recommend. It's a perfect amount and very filling. The hashbrown had red quinoa which was unique! Never had that combo before and it works! There's a parking lot for the restaurant in the back, but there's also free street parking around the area.

My love for this limeade began with the stand at the Pioneer Park SLC Farmers Market a few years…read moreago. To remember that they now have a restaurant was exceptional news. First impressions walking in the vibe is nice, love an open concept kitchen, that way you can really see the efficiency and flow of the staff and that brings a bit of liveliness to the atmostphere. I started off with an Limey Palmer, absolutely delish, loved the crunchy sugar that they mix into the drink for optimal sweetness. As an Arnold Palmer gal this hit the spot. Bonus points for giving me to go cup so I could take the rest with me. For food I got the biscuit Benedict. The hollandaise sauce was a pretty lemony, but I really did enjoy it. In fact, I loved it's so much I came back the following weekend for the same thing, absolutely fantastic. The biscuit with all the fixings was absolutely delightful. Had me thinking about it for a week! 10 out of 10 Benedict from here.

actually one of the best breakfast spots downtown! I really like the banana french toast and the…read morehash browns are insane.

can never go wrong with steak and eggs. food was good and so was the service, only gripe i have is…read morethat the fruit had a hair in it. the pancakes were delicious as well as the campers french toast, bonus points for lime in the coke zero. ambiance was nice along with the decor of the utah jazz.

This place is SO CUTE!…read more Pros: Has parking Good prices Variety of menu choices Quick and friendly service! My only con was that I found my eggs benedict to be a bit bland. But overall - I'd definitely visit again and try a different dish

We come here often because my bf thinks their Eggs Benedict is the best in Salt Lake, but…read moreunfortunately I have yet to find a dish I like! I've tried their Creme Brulee French Toast, biscuits and gravy, avocado toast, and today I tried their Perfect Omelette, but unfortunately all of them have been quite subpar. Unfortunately today was probably our worst experience. I ordered the Perfect Omelette because I saw it had avocado, but when I got it there was no avocado to be seen! Turns out they had run out but didn't tell me when I ordered, which honestly would have made me change my mind. The omelette tasted pretty bland to me, so I had to use plenty of ketchup and Cholula to help. I also usually like their brunch potatoes, but today they seemed less cooked and not as crispy. My bf enjoyed his Eggs Benedict per usual, but agreed the potatoes were worse than normal. Our server, who in the past has usually been quite attentive, was very slow and not attentive at all. He only checked on us to take our order (after we had been seated for at least 10 minutes), and then gave us our check at the end. A different person seemed to be helping him out by giving us water and serving us our food, which we appreciated, but nobody checked on us to see how we liked our meal. We saw people seated in other sections with different servers get seated after but attended to before us, which was a bit frustrating. We wondered if it was because our spot at the window bar seemed to be far from our server's other tables. We kept feeling like we'd been forgotten! Ambiance is very cute, modern, and IG-worthy. For me the food isn't great, but I'll keep working my way down the menu in an effort to find something I like since I know we'll be back for the Eggs Benedict haha. I think I'll try the pancakes next or I guess give the French toast another shot. If those don't work out, I might resort to just their orange juice (which is great because it's freshly squeezed, but unfortunately also room temperature as a result) and something a la carte. I'm giving them a 3/5 overall because service is usually better and because my bf still thinks they have the best EB in the county. But honestly I've never been somewhere where I've tried so many dishes and not liked any of them enough to order again. I also think their prices are high and keep inching up. $16 for their avocado toast is actually absurd! And I find it surprising that for a brunch place, they don't serve lattes/espresso. Hopefully your experience will be better than mine. I've attached all of the photos I've taken here, and you can almost tell how their quality has shifted. I hope they ultimately get better, not worse!

This place is just too cute! I was able to walk here from the Hilton during a conference, easy walk…read moreand nice to get out. I had seen this bakery as an option and really wanted to try it. Well, I must have loved it since I went twice!! First day tried the BLT as well as a chocolate croissant which is to seriously die for, it is a must. Kiaya (lord I hope that is right) was my server and she was excellent. I had a Pellegrino Blood Orange soda along with my lunch and loved the salad dressing as well! The sandwich was with 1/2 salad and 1/2 potatoes, yum yum. The second time, I had Connor (he will remember Sheldon) who served me. He was awesome. I tried out a blueberry mimosa, an iced mocha and a water (I had been walking a lot and was tired and thirsty, don't judge). Then I just wanted that dang BLT again! I also ordered another almond chocolate croissant (I know, I know, should have tried something else). Well I did get a cookie too! My lunch was taking a little long, so they also brought out a couple of pastry items to try as well, so yum yum! The Chocolate Macaroon was also so wonderful and I cannot say enough about this quaint spot. It did fill up during lunch on the Thursday, so get there early or late! PROS: Main street, easy access from transportation/offices Great selection of homemade pastries Nice choices for drinks (obviously, I tried a few) Super quaint bistro style inside Outside seating under shade and a tree Attentive and exceptional employees (CONNOR) CONS: Parking may be an issue, although some on-street parking available DON'T THINK, JUST GO! Lots of choices.

A charming boulangerie with drool-worthy pastries, solid brunch favorites, and lively European café…read morevibes. We popped in on a Wednesday afternoon and were seated right away. The Quiche Lorraine, Tomato Croque, and Pesto Chicken Sandwich were all hearty, flavorful, and filling. But the cinnamon bun--highly recommended by our server--stole the show. We absolutely demolished it, though it leaned a tad too sweet for me. The Cookie Butter Latte was another win: velvety, cozy, and pleasantly bittersweet. Service was good, although we felt a little rushed at times. Parking on Main Street can be tricky, so plan ahead. Overall, Eva's is a lovely little spot for pastries, brunch, or a leisurely café stop!

White Horse in Downtown SLC was the classiest dinner of our trip and kind of a splurge. Worth…read moretrying! While I wouldn't describe White Horse as expensive, it does give upscale bar vibes with upscale pub food. The interior vibes are very hipster, packed with tables, including a few communal ones. The bar is. sight to see, with bottles towering to the ceiling. This is a 21+ restaurant, so be aware if dining with kids. I absolutely loved that they had NA beer on tap. Stoked to order my first on-draft NA IPA. Yum! We ordered the French dip and the steak sandwich. Both sandwiches came with fries, and both were fantastic. Neither was unbelievable or groundbreaking, but very solid renditions of each dish. I loved the pickles served with each dish. The fries were good but a tad salty. The service was good. Food came fast; the server checked in on us often. White Horse is located on a street with several other great restaurants, all highly rated on Yelp. While some are a bit more expensive, there is a lot of overlap between White Horse and some of these other great restaurants. It's a challenging block to make a choice! White Horse is a fun, intimate restaurant that is great for drinks, and I'd imagine they don't really have a bad dish on the menu. I would recommend it for a nicer spot to dine in downtown SLC.

White Horse is an awesome upscale pub and definitely worth a visit when in SLC…read more We stopped in for lunch and ordered the Niçoise salad and the short rib dip sandwich with French fries. The salad was beautifully presented and very good, although the dressing was a little too acidic for my taste. The short rib dip and fries were excellent. I also really liked the atmosphere--stylish, lively, and comfortable--with a great selection of drinks. One thing to note: White Horse is a bar, so you must be 21 or older to enter. Overall, a great spot for lunch, drinks, or dinner, and I'd definitely come back.

We had a great dinner at Urban Hill! Cool industrial space with a fun vibe, definitely loud, but…read morein a good way. Service was excellent and our server had lots of great recommendations. The warm skillet rolls were delicious, although we didn't love the herb butter. I had the chicken, which was excellent, but the seasoning on the veggies wasn't my favorite. Three in our group had the filet and loved it, and my son said the burger was outstanding. The fries were awesome too! Cocktails were great, although the martini glasses were surprisingly small. We finished with the pie sampler -- chocolate cream, banana cream and key lime. All were delicious, but banana cream was my favorite! Overall it was definitely on the pricey side but still a great first dinner in SLC!

Celebrating our 3rd wedding anniversary we chose to celebrate at Urban Hill for our special…read moreevening. We had hoped for a more intimate atmosphere for our night out, however, the restaurant is definitely more lively and louder than a quiet intimate dinner out. There must have been a notable person sitting next to us because everyone it seemed that worked in the restaurant stopped by the table and had a conversation with this couple, and when the chef came out and walked right by us to have a conversation with the table next to us, that's when it dawned on me as a chef doesn't normally come out just to talk to a normal person like us. It was a little bit irritating with all the hoopla at the table next to us which put a little bit of damper on our anniversary meal. Especially when our waiter devoted significant time to the "special" table leaving us feeling a bit neglected in a top-tier restaurant like Urban Hill. However, the meal itself was delicious.

Such a fun environment and the food was amazingly delicious! We went on a Saturday morning and it…read morewas full of people but we didn't have to wait more than ten minutes before being seated.

Skillets is so good that I'm actually considering driving the 2.5 hours back to Salt Lake City as…read moresoon as possible to have it again. The Monte Cristo was perfectly cooked and the salty/sweet balance was unbeatable. On a sunday morning, it was plenty busy but our server was attentive, funny, and so helpful (wish I remembered your name, diva but she had beautiful long nails and perfect eyebrows and a septum piercing). The waffles? Also insanely delicious. It has such a fun, cool vibe and because of its placement on a cute, welcoming street, eating outside was the perfect way to savor the end of summer.

Cute little mom and pop restaurant hidden away, but worth it…read more Service is quick and friendly, coffee stated filled and hot. Food was fresh and comes out quick. We came for breakfast but are definitely going to go back to try lunch.

Obsessed is an understatement. We're traveling through the area. Stopped here on the way to our…read moredestination and back home. True mexican breakfast tacos, the right amount of grease and the homemade salsa made me feel like I was back home in my friend's kitchen!! Our other order included the empanadas and the burrito...10/10! We will be back one day!!

So far the only hits that is a little disappointing as they charge extra for the better syrup I…read morefeel like they should just raise the price of all syrups. I just get rid of all syrup that isn't the best syrups the syrups are what people come all across the world for like I traveled at least 3 miles of walking to get to this place, but the portions are super healthy and the food is danger than whoever made the word dank so yeah

Roots Cafe is a fun little brunch spot in the heart of Millcreek. They have an outside patio that…read moreis just delightful but you better come early otherwise you'll wait in line for a table. There's a small parking lot south of the restaurant but it fills up fast. Our coffee cups were kept full while waiting for our food to arrive. I tried the Savory Polenta Benni on this visit. It's a nice twist on eggs benedict using a polenta cake in place of an English muffin. Paired with their house made pork sausage and roasted potatoes this was a delicious breakfast choice. They have lots of fresh made juice and smoothie options too which are a nice compliment to your meal.