Salt Lake City is never one to rest on its laurels when it comes to food and drink, and the last three months have been no exception. If it’s been a while since you’ve checked out the latest and greatest changes to our foodie scene, we’ve got just what you need—a recap of some of the very best new openings in town.
Cuisine: Greek, cozy casual.
Highlights: Katrina and Manoli Katsanevas have officially opened the doors to their newest venture, Parea. Located at 320 E 900 S, the new spot is just a short walk west of their acclaimed sister restaurant, Manoli’s.
Unlike the fine-dining experience at Manoli’s, Parea offers a more laid-back, casual vibe, perfect for café bites and grab-and-go options. The star of the menu is the gyro, featuring the same delicious combinations that have gained popularity during Manoli’s frequent pop-ups.
Address: 320 E 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Cuisine: American comfort food, casual.
Highlights: After building quite the buzz in Salt Lake City’s foodie scene, Deadpan Sandwich has finally opened its doors. Nestled at 245 300 S, this new sandwich spot is ready to make its mark, bringing a playful yet seriously delicious twist to classic handhelds.
At Deadpan, expect an inventive menu stacked with bold flavors, from house-made meats to unexpected, mouthwatering condiments. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or savoring a leisurely meal, this place promises a sandwich experience that’s anything but ordinary.
Address: Woodbine Foodhall, 545 West 700 S #106, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Cuisine: Healthy, fast-casual.
Highlights: If you’re looking to be healthy without sacrificing flavor, Flower Child’s vibrant menu is the perfect fit. With fresh salads, protein-packed bowls, and inventive wraps like the avocado hummus wrap, this spot offers serious wellness vibes with a side of tasty indulgence. The diverse selection caters to all kinds of dietary preferences, from gluten-free to vegan.
Address: 1414 Foothill Dr Ste A-1, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Cuisine: Speakeasy-style bar.
Highlights: Tucked away like a well-kept secret, Blind Rabbit embraces Prohibition-era mystery with its dim lighting, eclectic cocktails, and playful small plates. Sip on craft cocktails that push boundaries while nibbling on dishes like truffle fries or crispy sliders. You might even feel like you’ve stepped into a time capsule—minus the flapper dresses, of course.
Address: 29 E 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Cuisine: American diner-style.
Highlights: For those craving an old-school burger joint, Atlantis Burgers is the real deal. Juicy patties, crispy fries, and hand-spun shakes await in a retro setting that feels like a blast from the past. It’s all about no-fuss, delicious comfort food. Think classic cheeseburgers stacked high, with a side of nostalgia.
Address: 255 E 3300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Cuisine: Asian-fusion.
Highlights: A haven for adventurous eaters, Coterie blends diverse Asian flavors with modern flair. Expect a little bit of everything, from tangy bao buns to rich ramen bowls. This is fusion done right: each dish is thoughtfully crafted, bringing unexpected elements that pair perfectly, whether it’s in the hearty miso-infused dishes or tangy sushi-inspired starters.
Address: 132 E 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
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