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Where to Find the Coziest Menu Items Around Town
While some people may have been dusting off their grills, the real ones know that winter comes in waves and it’s not over yet! If your bones got used to the early spring and need some warming up, look no further. Here is a guide to cozy dining around town.
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All the new restaurant and bar licenses issued in the February DABS meeting
Full-service restaurant licenses (beer, wine, liquor) Limited-service restaurant licenses (beer, wine) La Lola Taco, Murray (pictured top, courtesy Salt Plate City) 27 licenses were available for bars in Utah entering the March DABS meeting. The VFW in Millcreek / Sugar House (Ben G Russo Post 3586) was granted a license after being closed for some time. Meanwhile, The Back Door Bar (Vernal) was issued a license at a subsequent special session on March 4th.
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BYU unveils the 'Gates of Paradise': How a campus museum restored a renaissance masterpiece
SALT LAKE CITY — After decades in storage and nearly a decade of restoration work, the BYU Museum of Art has unveiled restored gypsum-cast panels of Italian Renaissance sculptor Lorenzo Ghiberti's famed Gates of Paradise from the 1400s, according to a university release. The exhibition opened Feb. 20 and...
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Cookies, coffee and Thai food: New retail, restaurants coming to SLC
A number of new retail shops and restaurants are headed for Salt Lake City, as local permits tell the story of fresh businesses in the works. Speaking of fresh — a new, fresh cookie bakery is slated to open near the University of Utah. And no, it’s not one the cookie franchises the state is known for.
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St. Patrick’s Day specials and a look at other menu changes around town
Here’s everything I know about going on for the big day this year (aside from the obvious big hitters like Piper Down, etc.). Info and notes may be provided by restaurants directly. Alpine Distilling Social Aid & Pleasure Club – Pouring a Negreeni, a green Negroni, made with Alpine...
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'So vast': Japan-Baja food workshop spotlights diversity of Mexican cuisine
SALT LAKE CITY — There's more to Mexican food than tacos and burritos. "It's so vast in Mexico that when you go to Baja California, to Ensenada, it's very different cuisine. It's still Mexican cuisine, but it's different from one state to another," said Alfonso Brito, the chef at Monarca in Salt Lake City and co-owner of the high-end Mexican restaurant.
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Salt Lake City Dining News: Mazza Marks 26 Years with New Menu Additions
On March 6, 2026, Mazza marks its 26th year in Salt Lake City. For more than a quarter of a century, owner Ali Sabbah has shaped the restaurant around a philosophy that blends tradition with personal interpretation. “Like family cooking, every kitchen interprets traditional dishes in its own way,” Sabbah...
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Repeal Bar & Restaurant Review: Jazz, Cocktails, and Small Plates in Salt Lake City
When Repeal bar and restaurant opened last spring in the downtown space that was previously home to Bourbon House, Kelly Howard, Co-Owner of Repeal and of Prohibition in Fashion Place said, “Our dream is to bring a distinctive flavor and a dining experience like no other to Salt Lake City. We’ve been perfecting our menu to add flavors we know our guests will brag about to their friends and family! After touring restaurants and bars in multiple cities worldwide, we felt inspired to bring strong elements together, but keep it at its core an extension of Prohibition!”
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America250: Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square featured in ‘America’s Soundtrack’
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is featured in “America’s Soundtrack,” a commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The release of “America’s Soundtrack” includes a choral rendition of “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” which...
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Hollywood on Broadway is Bringing Twilight to SLC
If you were around in 2008, there is a good chance you remember the absolute frenzy surrounding Twilight. The books were everywhere. The movies were everywhere. Team Edward vs. Team Jacob was basically a personality trait for a while. And I have a confession. I have never actually seen the...
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Miss Billie’s Downhill Classic celebrates 45 years of first turns and family tradition
On a cold, gray Thursday morning at Woodward Park City, dozens of tiny skiers shuffled through the snow, nervous and excited for their first-ever ski race at Miss Billie’s Kids Kampus “Downhill Classic.”. Parents, grandparents and alumni of Miss Billies lined the sidelines with noisemakers and cardboard signs...
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Run don’t walk to Curry in a Hurry
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (GOOD THINGS UTAH) – Utah’s first Halal restaurant, Curry in a Hurry, specializes in Indian and Pakistani cuisine. Halal means that the animals are blessed before slaughter and the food does not contain pork, alcohol or blood. Mona and her son Chef Basha Nisar came to the GTU kitchen to talk about their restaurant located on State Street in Salt Lake City since 1998.
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This isn't your average quiet old gallery stroll... it's a lively event!
Local painter, illustrator, rug artist, actress, writer and children's entertainer Brenda Hattingh Peatross is having a joint art show with fellow painter and scultptor Dimjitria Van Leeuwen. Hattingh Peatross is a self-taught artist who specializes in acrylic painting and rug making. She started over a decade ago, painting pet and...
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The Empress’ LITTLE SHOP OF HORROS is Not So Horrible
MAGNA — Little Shop of Horrors is a modern retelling of the Faust legend framed as a quaint show about an unassuming man who comes in contact with a “strange and interesting plant”. The ensuing misadventures at their flower shop can only be described as horrors. With music by Alan Menken and lyrics and book written by Howard Ashman, this show is a cult classic. The 60’s rock mixed with doo-wop style bring an unforgettable flavor to the ear. The Empress Theatre in Magna has put together a cute and sincere show that can be enjoyed by all ages and experience levels.
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Crispy Cones opens doors in West Valley City location
A new business in West Valley City can trace its roots to ABC’s popular TV show “Shark Tank.” Actually, its roots go back 300 years before that. Crispy Cones opened its doors on Feb. 6 at 2885 S. 5600 West. It’s the third store owned by Andrei Popa and his wife Khemia. It offers a sweet treat that has been a European favorite for more than three centuries, but it’s still a bit new to the United States. Crispy Cones offers a fresh dough cone, grilled rotisserie-style and covered with cinnamon and sugar or a specialty powder. It’s then filled with gourmet soft-serve ice cream that can be topped with fruit or a variety of favorites.
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Take Part in Fish Friday
Park City is the perfect place to take part in Fish Fridays – a Lenten tradition of skipping meat one day a week, which has since opened the door for many to explore more seafood and vegetarian options in their diet. Whether you’re observing Lent or simply looking to lighten things up after a long day on the slopes, Park City’s dining scene has no shortage of flavorful, meat-free dishes worth savoring. Here are a few favorites: