Any More Salt Lake City Food Tips? #EFC2017
Ready to board in SLC
I’m heading back to Salt Lake City next week for the Everything Food Conference. I had a fantastic time last year, learning a lot, meeting new friends, and winning a BlendTec blender.
So, readers, any suggestions where to eat? Last year, thanks to many commenters (especially commenter Amanda), I ate at:
- Crown Burgers (The Pastrami burger with Fry Sauce was every bit as good as advertised)
- Tony Caputo’s Market & Deli (Italian market with awesome sub sandwiches)
- The Copper Onion (Fantastic cocktails and high-end local food)
My one regret is Red Iguana – it’s the local Mexican restaurant, recommended by almost everyone I asked. I went there twice…and both times, the crowd waiting out front was too intimidating. (And I was too hungry to wait.) This year, I’m going to stick out the line.
So, once again this year – any other Salt Lake City suggestions? Any local specialties I can’t afford to miss? (Also – I’m flying through Dallas/Fort Worth airport – anything worth eating at DFO, especially for a late breakfast/early lunch?) Let me know in the comments. Thanks!
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So many great places. Skewered, laziz, khatmandu, trio, mi la cai noodle house, some people love Pago. I’m forgetting the names of others.
Thank you!
If you ask at Red Iguana – they will put all 9 mole types on a plate and give you some chips to taste each one.
I hit Finca for tapas and hand-crafted cocktails last year. Want to check it out one night? http://www.fincaslc.com/
Absolutely!
It depends on the DFW terminal you will be at — there are 5. Terminal D is the international terminal & has the most local flair, with 2 restaurants by Stephen Pyles & Ft. Worth’s Riata.
Thanks!
Go to Les Madeleines for an out of this world Kouign Amann and some coffee. Cafe Rio is a fast food-ish burrito place with some amazing sweet pork if you need a quick bite. Bruges Waffles and Fries (right next to Caputos) is a delicious sweet treat. There is a SUPER fantastic mexican place called Sonoran Grill up north in Ogden that you should make every effort to get to and try out also – take the frontrunner train up to the Ogden stop and it’ll be just a short walk from the station. There’s a great sushi place up there too called Tona Sushi which is also just a quick walk from the train station.
Thanks!
Let us know your favorites. I’m headed there next week.
Will do!