Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Park City

"A quiet getaway just on the edges of bustling downtown Salt Lake City, the Oasis Café is a friendly neighborhood spot that offers a quiet place to enjoy breakfast and brunch seven days a week. The café features both indoor and outdoor seating, the former of which is a Zen-like space, and the latter is a pretty patio that is perfect for sunny days. Breakfasters and brunchers can tuck into plates of fluffy scrambled eggs and bacon, omelets, eggs Benedict, and stacks of pancakes with sweet or savory toppings as well as healthy options such as fruit, oatmeal, and muffins."

"The aptly named Oasis Cafe is a hidden retreat in the heart of Salt Lake City. Located beside the Golden Braid Bookstore, this restaurant offers not only a treat for the food seeker's taste buds, but also a quiet place in which to relax. Serving handcrafted foods featuring the finest, freshest ingredients possible, the Oasis Cafe offers creative, locally-inspired cuisine designed to be as refreshing and delicious as it is nutritious."

"Like a true sanctuary, Oasis Cafe sits in the heart of Salt Lake City, but still remains perfectly tucked away. With plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and creative vegan and non-vegan fare, Oasis has something for everyone. If you visit for brunch (you should), we recommend their huevos rancheros, which can be served vegan with tempeh or tofu."

"Penny Ann’s is friendly neighborhood café that offers hearty home-style cooking in a relaxed setting. Boasting a menu that is plentiful, delicious, and amazingly affordable, Penny Ann’s serves breakfast all day long, seven days a week, and is a favorite spot with locals and visitors alike. Hailed as the “home of the hot cake,” Penny Ann’s offers a variety of hot-from-the-oven hot cakes with different toppings, stacks of pancakes, waffles and eggy French toast, biscuits, and gravy, breakfast burritos, and peanut butter pie."

"With three locations in the metro area, Penny Ann’s Cafe serves the best pancakes, not just in Salt Lake City but in all of Utah. Penny Ann’s heavenly hotcakes are light and airy due to the sour cream whipped into the pancake batter. Enjoy a traditional stack slathered with creamy butter and a thick layer of Vermont maple syrup."

"Winner Best of State Best Breakfast and home of the “Heavenly Hot Cakes” - PAC is a family run cafe that serves up fresh homemade dishes in a cozy cafe setting."

"One of our top recommendations for the best vegan restaurants in SLC is Vertical Diner. With its authentic diner vibes and seasonal, plant-based menu, this place is sure to have you in love at first bite."

"A post shared by Vertical Diner (@vertical_diner_slc) on May 18, 2020 at 7:12pm PDT. Neighborhood:Granary District. Address: 234 W 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101"

"Even Stevens Sandwiches is a craft-casual restaurant with several locations around the state of Utah that serves serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch in a laidback, relaxed setting. Specializing in the art of the sandwich, the eatery features signature sarmies such as the Jackfruit Torta with jackfruit carnitas, avocado, salsa morita, pepitas, pickled onions, and house vin on a sweet bun, and the Hummazing Vegan with avocado, roasted red pepper hummus, slow-roasted tomato spread, red onion, arugula, and house vin on whole wheat ciabatta. Even Stevens Sandwiches is a sustainable eatery that gives a sandwich to a local non-profit for every sandwich sold, thus sharing their success with the community."

"And The New Morrisey is a vegan breakfast burrito at Even Stevens Sandwiches. There were a couple vegan options at this hip restaurant, but we couldn’t turn down a burrito filled with jackfruit, veggies, tater tots and a homemade vegan garlic aioli. Better than the burrito, for every sandwich sold, Even Stevens donates a sandwich to a local non-profit!"

"There are warm smells of fresh baked goods, fresh coffee in French presses, coffee being ground for espresso, milk being steamed, a wall of quality teas, and people everywhere. I love The Rose Establishment not only for the coffee, but for the coffee shop atmosphere, an industrial-meets-classic diner feel. I asked the owner, Erica O’Brien, what the baristas recommend to drink or eat, basically what’s good there, and I loved her honest answer."

"The Rose Establishment was an mandatory inclusion in the Best Local Coffee Shops in Salt Lake City. The Rose Establishment is located on 400 W, just south of The Gateway and north of Pioneer Park, the westernmost member of our 10 Best Local Coffee Shops in Salt Lake City list. You’ve probably driven by it countless times on the way to or from a Utah Jazz game at Vivint Smart Home Arena."

"Hipsters and artists alike converge on the Rose Establishment, occupying a former lunchtime soup cafe. In the beginning, it only served made-to-order coffee and a few pastries but has grown to encompass a full breakfast and lunch menu, along with its craft coffee drinks. Pastries and baked goods are all made in-house, and the menu is seasonally driven."

"Call the EcoCenter (1258 Center Dr, 435.649.1767) to book a guided snowshoe tour (Saturdays, 8:30 to 10 a.m.), or simply stop in to rent snowshoes, grab a map, and get the gate code for the Wetland Discovery Trail. Once on it, be sure to keep an eye out for deer, squirrels, coyotes, hares, and elk. Afterwards, take a minute to wander through the EcoCenter to check out the winter exhibit or climb the four-story wildlife observation tower."

"A Central City gem, the 80-acre Liberty Park is the second-largest public park in Salt Lake. In 1860, the land belonged to Brigham Young, who planted the mulberry, cottonwood, and other trees that make this one of the shadiest parks in the city. The park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as is the Isaac Chase Mill (the oldest commercial building still standing in Utah) on the park grounds."

"Liberty Park covers an impressive 80 acres of land which makes it the largest park in the Salt Lake City area. Due to its size, you can expect a huge range of activities here and you can go walking, hiking, or biking around the green slopes. There are a range of sports and recreation grounds here such as basketball courts and volleyball nets, as well as a swimming pool."

"The International Peace Gardens are a public botanical garden facility within Salt Lake City's Jordan Park, originally designed in 1939 and opened in 1952. The garden is operated by the Salt Lake Council of Women's Past Presidents Council and spans 11 acres along the banks of the Jordan River, meant to symbolize the spirit of world peace, democracy, and brotherly love. 28 nationality gardens showcase Utah's diverse ethnic and cultural populations, with garden sections representing countries throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Europe."

"The diverse cultures that have contributed to Salt Lake City's character through the years are honored in this park, which lies along the Jordan River. Visitors will enjoy the quiet atmosphere and the variety of statues, windmills, and gardens that pay tribute to the more than 25 ethnic groups which have settled the Salt Lake area. Read more about International Peace Gardens →"

"Fewer know of the Jordan River Park at about 10th South along the river. And fewer still know of the International Peace Gardens within this park. These gardens are a lovely space filled with flowers, trees, bushes, statues, and artful installations, each of which are dedicated to a different part of the world."

"Over on the East side of town you’ll find Feldman’s Deli – a slice of NYC and Jersey right here in SLC. That’s because owner Michael Feldman hails from back East, and when moving to Utah, brought with him all his favorite lunch specials: over stuffed corned beef sandwiches, reuebens and yes, classic NYC cheese steak. Note: Feldman’s 1/2 sandwiches might just run you lunch and dinner all by themselves."

"The picture above is proof positive that Feldman’s Deli is equally enjoyable at home as it is in the hustle and bustle of the restaurant. You might lose a little bit of heat in transport, but if you want to avoid the lunch rush and savor the wonders of Feldman’s loaded sandwiches in the eave and comfort or your own home – we’d rate it as a definite must."

"We make sure to introduce our out of town friends and family to this excellent establishment. Hands down the best Reuben in SLC,..."

"A popular Chinese restaurant in town, New Golden Dragon serves an array of dim sums, lunch specials, and classic dishes in a casual setting. The restaurant is known for providing quick service and tasty dishes that have certainly set a bar for the Chinese cuisine in the U.S state. New Golden Dragon creates mouth-watering fares at affordable prices and some of the best dishes here are chicken lo mein, black pepper pork chop, and Kung pow shrimp."

"In reality this restaurant should now be called the New New Golden Dragon – the original NGD living life formerly on Main Street before moving to this State Street location some years back. Whatever the name above the door, the restaurant has something for everyone, whether that’s something safe and simple like pan fried noodles, or more traditional, the menu here is broad. We love their funky and fermented salted fish with chicken fried rice."

"This Cantonese leaning restaurant on State Street offers an extensive menu from American-Chinese favorites through to more authentic dishes like the one funky fermented salted fish dish above. The business happily fulfills to go orders and also delivers – directly themselves in a limited area – for free."

"Red Lotus Bistro opened about three months ago — just as the pandemic kicked into high gear — so the patio at the Chinese and Vietnamese restaurant has always been set up to social distance. Luckily, there’s plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the charbroiled pork vermicelli noodle salad and a kumquat ginger basil seed refresher. “People feel a lot safer outside than inside,” said manager Anthony Chung, who noted that he hopes to soon add live music to the patio."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City | Lala & Ryan (@saltplatecity) on Aug 21, 2020 at 2:34pm PDT. Neighborhood: Downtown Salt Lake. Address: 329 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111"