Hands down one of my favorite places in Utah now! I live quite far, but it's worth the drive. I've…read morebeen three times since they opened and never disappointed. Kimo is such an amazing person. Always has helpful recommendations and is patient and friendly. The owner stops by and says hi, which is a nice touch to the touch experience. The food is delicious and surprisingly affordable for a venue like this. The ambiance is modern, romantic, and very inviting despite it being a bit dark (which I love). The wine selections are fabulous! There is something for everyone and you can get an app to note your top choices. They have some excellent wine flight choices that enable you to try a little of many. I recommend making a reservation and going soon, whether you're by yourself with a nice book or scrolling social media (lol), on a date, or with a group.

Loved all of the wine flight options! It was a cute spot for a girls night. The owner was there and…read morehe was extremely knowledgeable and helped us figure out what to order. I thought the pizza was pretty good, better than expected from a bar. Overall it was a cool experience and all of the stuff was super nice!!!

1833 Craft is a cozy little old house that's been turned into a nifty third space. This is the…read moreplace to hang out for high quality non alcoholic beverages that are created with skill and culinary creativity. I appreciate that they create delicious drinks that are far more than just a "dirty sodas." The folks who run the place are very pleasant and welcoming. Be sure to come early for happy hour specials and first choice of seating anywhere-including the darling fireplace and patio out front.

Quaint little place! I love the vibe here. There's not a lot of seating and it was a bit busy when…read morewe went, so hard to find a seat, but great lowkey atmosphere nonetheless. I liked most of the drinks I tried, they're on the sophisticated/craft focused side. They don't really have fruity or "girly" drinks. But if you're into craft, they're quite good.

If you want a real tea experience, this is the spot. The crew is great and helpful in their…read moreofferings. Also want to thank them for introducing me to authentic Chai. Gf truly enjoyed her matcha here, and the pound cake was pretty delicious. It's truly a lovely quiet cafe with great service, and will definitely be bringing my puppers to sit on the patio sometime to people watch :)

I'm always looking for a nice quiet place to relax. Tea Zaanti is the perfect place for an amazing…read morecup of freshly steeped tea or coffee. Thanks to the delightful staff whom made my experience worth coming back. Tea Zaanti have huge selection of tea to choose... and if your coffee person, there's that too. Also a nice selection of sweets and snacks if you wish. I had a wonderful Earl Grey, pumpkin spice cake and a brownie... all were delicious. Overall, thank you Tea Zaanti for the gracious hospitality. A perfect place to do light work or a quiet place to reflect. Definitely a fan.

I have not been to the Table X Restaurant, but Table X Bread (breakfast/brunch on the lower level)…read moreis amazing! The employees are so sweet and knowledgeable, they are happy to explain anything (and in my case, everything) on the menu so I know what each bakery item is. I love that they have a rotating menu too, the only thing I don't love is when I came in for the espresso cookie and they were sold out (bring it back!). They have very limited indoor seating, and a little area outdoors with some tables and chairs. Their to-stay orders include actual mugs and plates and silverware! My biggest pet peeve is when cafes use plastic/paper for to-stay orders, so absolutely love that! I have been back multiple times, and will continue to be back.

Absolutely incredible experience at TableX tonight. Our sever, Austin, was phenomenal. The rest of…read morethe staff was also so great and attentive. We got the 7 course menu with the mocktail pairing to celebrate my birthday. To be honest it's hard to pick a favorite because each dish was so excellent and they all married together so well. Love that they use seasonal and local ingredients, even some from their own garden! This will be a new regular spot so that we can hit all the seasonal differences. The spase is stunning. The food matches the ambiance. You're missing out if you don't check this place out!

Came back to try more dishes! The mushroom toast is still my favorite! The tri tip toast was good,…read morebut bot as flavorful ss the mushroom. The tri tip was cooked perfectly. The noodle dish was tasty! Lots of seafood & flavor!

Staff was great -- genuinely friendly, attentive, and easily the highlight of the night…read more But c'mon.... fix the damn toilet seats. It's gross and makes you look lazy and careless.

Love Emigration Cafe and they have the best patio with shade and sunlight! Tina and Mo were both…read morewonderful with service! Food was delicious and love the casual vibe, perfect for patio summer nights! Will be back for sure!

This spot could be so good but someone is not paying attention here. On a bustling corner in…read moreYalecrest, this restaurant could easily be a gem, neighborhood spot and a go to, but it just isn't. Sat on the patio for dinner - which could use some TLC. Lots of sticks, leaves and generally not very clean. Table rocked and the host didn't try to remedy. Waited more than 10 minutes for our waitress who was lovely , but needed a helping hand from other staff which she didn't receive. Ordered a beer to enjoy while waiting for our salad, but it never made it out. Our pizza and salad were delivered all at once with no plates. No complaints with our food, though would have been nice to enjoy our salad first so the pizza would have been still hot by the time we were finally delivered something to eat on. Host stayed at the empty inside stand but needs to be encouraged to clear plates, refill waters and assist if there is only a singular server. For a group that owns Pago, Finca and Casot - all which we love and have great service, I hope someone can reinvent the space and culture at Emigration Cafe for the better.

Honestly, what an incredible experience. Monte absolutely deserves the 10/10 from us…read more The food was amazing, but what really stood out to me was how much thought and passion went into the entire experience. Every single dish had its own vibe and personality. Nothing felt random or like it was just put on a plate to look pretty. The flavors worked together so beautifully, and every course had something that made us stop and talk about it. I also loved hearing the stories behind the dishes. The chef incorporates ingredients and products from local Utah businesses and producers, which I thought was such a special touch. It made the food feel connected to Utah while still being incredibly creative and elevated. You can genuinely tell how much the chef loves what he does. There is so much passion behind the food, and that really comes through in every course. It's one thing to eat beautifully prepared food, but it's another thing to feel the creativity and heart behind it. And the service was just spectacular. Our server was so knowledgeable and genuinely excited to talk to us about the restaurant, the chef, and each dish. You could tell they weren't just reciting information--they really believed in what Monte is doing and were excited to share it with us. That made the experience feel so much more personal. We've been lucky enough to experience other Michelin-starred restaurants, and Monte definitely holds its own. I'm so happy Utah finally has a Michelin-starred restaurant, and even happier that we got to experience it. Such a beautiful, creative, thoughtful meal from start to finish. Congratulations! you can truly feel the love and passion that goes into this place. We will absolutely be back!

A beautiful space and absolutely wonderful dining experience. The menu is rooted in Utah's…read morelandscape. We tried the Short Menu. My favorite dish was Walking through the Forest, which included maitake, hummus, leek; and the PASTA Rabbit Ravioli-Lemongrass Sauce! Jake was a wonderful bartender and waiter. Karen and Fer took very good care of us as our hostess and servers. And of course, special thanks for Chef Martín Babis for preparing such a unique spread of dishes. Everything was absolutely delicious! The drink menu features a generous variety of wine, mocktails, and cocktails. We tried two of the mocktails and were very impressed with layers of flavors. Made a reservation through Open Table! Highly recommend, especially for special occasions!

This bar is such a vibe! I don't come to downtown a lot but was pleasantly surprised with the…read morechanges that has been done in this area. It's becoming a 9th and 9th area with various bars and cute restaurants that I want to try. Bartender was super friendly and very knowledgeable of all ciders. I ordered a flight and ended up getting 1oz tasters to try all the other fruity ones. My favorite ended up being in a can. I'll definitely On my way! back and check out the rest of the ciders in bottles and cans.

This hidden gem in SLC has a wide variety of delicious ciders. Since my friend and I had never…read moretried cider before, we ordered each of the "flights" which included samples of various ciders. It was fun trying each of the samples and discovering which ones we liked. For a snack, we ordered the olive oil chips which were very delicious. This bar is also very clean and spacious, with lots of seating inside and outside.

I love Sugarhouse Station for the atmosphere. My favorite food to order is the Turkey Tetrazzini…read morefrom Cannella's, but they have taken it off the menu. Please bring it back!!!

Food quality: 3/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 4/5 First time to Sugar House Station and overall, the experience was ok. The staff here were really nice and welcoming, also attentive once we sat down. We sat in the "self serve" section and they still brought us our food, but I'm not sure if that was normal or if it was just because they were not busy. We ordered food Laziz Kitchen and Santo Taco through the website accessed via ant QR code on the table. It was easy to order and see what was available. We got the Shwarma platter (?) from Laziz and Birria Burrito from Santo Taco. I don't know if rating these individual here makes sense, but I'm happy to update if needed somewhere else. The shwarma was not too bad, but the Birria burrito was tasteless as if they completely forgot the seasoning. It's out of character for Santo Taco because I've been to their actual store and it's been great! Not sure why the quality was off this time. The facility itself was cool on the inside and the place was well-kept. Overall, not a bad place to hang out for drinks and food, but probably won't order from Santo Taco again.

Small location and high prices. I expected the prices since only the state can sell wine. This…read morelocation does not have a large selection of liquor or wine. The staff is friendly and efficient.

On my fourth visit to SLC I finally got to shop in one of these fabled State Liquor Stores. Unsure…read morewhat to expect, I assumed prices would be marked up to Hell and the selection wouldn't be great compared to what I am used to back home where we can get liquor any ol place. It turns out I was incorrect on both counts. My Utah resident friend is not much into beer, so instead of dragging her to local breweries, I picked up some mix and match cans of local brews here. (Craft beer is mostly singles, more domestic or popular stuff you can get in packs.) I got three of them and one foofoolala watermelon hard lemonade for around $10. What a steal. The beers were Jenny P. beers too, so stouts and a belgian of higher %. I was very happy about the pricing. All of the beers turned out to be bangers, too. I rated them highly on untappd. The store layout was in nearly thirds, one each for beer, liquor, and wine. A good portion of the beer section was seltzers and foofoo stuff, but they had a decent selection of actual beer, and half of it was Utah brewed beer. There are people here making it and consuming it, and it's good. Be not afraid. I got a kick out of the warning signs at the entrance. The church government does not want its subjects to consume adult beverages. Hence the whole having to buy alcohol in a specific store run by the govmint. You can also buy beer from breweries just fyi. I get lost trying to keep track of all the rules making it harder to be a degenerate. But I digress, there was also a security guy by the door and everyone buying here gets ID'ed, which is not too different from back home. I found customer service to be just fine, and found what I needed easily. Everything was well organized and again the prices were unbelievable. The yelp listings for these are not always accurate, and I tried to make a new entry for this one with the correct address because it wasn't pulling up for me. Yelp merged it together with another location, but at least the address is correct now. This was the one I went to. There are many in the Salt Lake area. I would come back to sin at the State Liquor store again when I'm in town next time. They are closed on Sunday, shocking.