Best Fast Food Restaurants in South Jordan

"Billed as an American restaurant, this culinary anchor of downtown SLC is American in the truest sense of the term: a cultural mosaic. The menu sports everything from Italian (Cacio e Pepe with housemade fettuccine) and Spanish (Patatas Bravas) to Indian (Saag Paneer), which isn’t surprising when you consider chef/owner Ryan Lowder’s globetrotting background. A Utah native, Lowder has cooked the world around, from New York to Barcelona."

"Adjacent to Salt Lake's arthouse cinema is the best new restaurant in the city in the past decade. Chef Ryan Lowder dazzles with the basics...Read More"

"There’s ice cream and then there’s Normal® Ice Cream, a soft serve ice cream truck in Salt Lake City (brick and mortar opening soon!) that serves homemade ice cream that will truly blow your mind. Owner Alexa Norlin and her team are constantly shaking things up with different flavors every month for both their standard soft serve cones as well as their regularly rotating composed cones. Composed cone toppings are always fantastically outrageous and have ranged from homemade cotton candy to carrot cake to homemade honeycomb to chestnut ganache."

"Normal Club serves not only some of the very best dessert in SLC but the absolute best soft serve in town. Their offerings aren’t strictly plant-based, but they always have at least one or more vegan ice cream flavors at their brick-and-mortar location on 900 South and at their truck location inside Trolley Square. They also always have one composed cone (aka their dreamy multi-topping soft serve cones) at both locations that are entirely vegan as well."

"There’s no denying that owner Alexa Norlin’s ice cream is the best in town – absolutely none. Norlin (an alum of HSL featured above) crafts a range of seasonably rotating ice creams that will leave your tastebuds reeling. 525 Trolley Square, Salt Lake City, UT 84102(385) 800-1367normal.club"

"They say you’re not a true Salt Lake native until you’ve tried a burger from Lucky 13, and we agree!. The dining bar just down the street from the Salt Lake Bees’ stadium has a plethora of gourmet Burger options, in addition to several local beers and cocktails. With several meat and vegetarian options, Lucky 13 is sure to satisfy whoever is going!"

"While no minors are allowed in this divey pub, it's worth a trip for Salt Lake's best burgers. Yes, these misshapen patties with generous toppings, gooey cheese and a side of garlic fries are messy, but you'll..."

"The Habit Burger Grill (2121 S McClelland Street, Suite #101)"

"If you’re looking for authenticity and affordability, don’t look any further. Quickly Boba serves up premium quality tea brewed to perfect with each order. If you’re ordering a matcha milk tea or a taro milk tea, you’ll be satisfied with every sip."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City | Lala & Ryan (@saltplatecity) on Aug 5, 2019 at 8:40pm PDT. Neighborhood: West Valley. Address: 3521 W 3500 S, West Valley City, UT 84119"

"Devote the rest of the afternoon to Salt Lake’s architecturally striking Natural History Museum of Utah, right next door. Wholly absorbing exhibits skip from the Utah’s Native American inhabitants to the state's biological diversity, geology and prehistory, with hands-on displays that educate learners about the formation of sand dunes and how to construct earthquake-proof buildings. Utah is a paleontologist's playground so it stands to reason that the museum’s showstoppers are its fossils and dinosaurs, including the world’s only stash of 14 Ceratopsian (horned) dinosaur skulls. Watch scientists in action by peeking through the windows of the Palaeontology Preparation Lab."

"The Natural History Museum over on the University of Utah’s campus is cool. This is the Place Heritage Park can also be fun if you are interested in pioneer heritage and seeing what it was like to live as an earlier settler in the 1800’s."

"One of the most spectacular natural history museums you will find, this building grabs you from the moment you see its copper-and-granite…"

"Clark Planetarium is Salt Lake City's new planetarium building, opened to the public in 2003 to replace the city's historic Hansen Planetarium. The downtown planetarium facility showcases the nation's first pitless digital planetarium dome and offers 190 seats with individual interactive console controls, along with a certified IMAX large-screen theater showcasing nature and science films. Though planetarium and IMAX showings require a ticketed upcharge, visitors can explore the planetarium's museum for free, which offers three levels of exhibits dedicated to the earth, the solar system, and deep space."

"Original photograph Mike Murray, composited with public domain nebula from NASA. The Clark Planetarium is a wonderful and fun educational location that is among the best things to do in Salt Lake City, Utah. Over 10,000 square feet of ground throughout the spot offer countless multidimensional exhibits and lots of activities to take part in."

"The star shows and IMAX theater at the Clark Planetarium aren't free, but the planetarium does have a number of free exhibits that are interesting and worth a look, especially if you're in the area."

"One of the main buildings in Temple Square is the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Constructed in 1911 and originally known as the Hotel Utah, it was later renamed in honor of the first president of the Mormon Church. The building is 10 stories high and is made with glazed terra-cotta bricks, which shine in the strong Utah sun."

"Of all the dining options for Valentine’s Day, Tin Angel serves up the most unique twist for adventurous Salt Lake City diners to enjoy. Similar to other holiday menus, The Tin Angel Cafe will serve a blackout menu. This consists of a 1st course with the option of a side salad or cup of soup."

"Another SLC pasta destination for gnocchi lovers is undoubtably the Tin Angel Cafe. Their potato dumplings cooked with cream, white wine, and imported gorgonzola picante cheese are truly TDF. My server talked me into adding the duck confit (amazing but not necessary)."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City (@saltplatecity) on Dec 7, 2018 at 2:51pm PST. Neighborhood: Downtown Salt Lake City. Address: 365 W 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101"

"Head to chef John Murcko’s Main Street restaurant, Firewood. Eating rillettes, coal-roasted carrots, and elk is only half the fun: The restaurant’s giant wood-fire grill is set behind antique windows so you can spy all of the action in the kitchen. Takeout, indoor dining."

"$$$$ The 14-foot-long wood stove is the star of the show at this Main Street restaurant, where dishes are cooked over an open flame. Menu items—including everything from cheese to honey to beef—are often sourced from local purveyors. Visit the Firewood on Main website."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City | Lala & Ryan (@saltplatecity) on Jul 15, 2020 at 6:57pm PDT. Neighborhood: Park City. Address: 306 Main St, Park City, UT 84060"

"It was a go-to cocktail spot in post-Prohibition Salt Lake City and eventually purchased by "Modern Family" actor Ty Burrell and several family members. The bar is still known for its cocktails and has sprouted a sibling, Beer Bar, an homage to beer that is also known for its bratwurst and Belgian fries."

"It’s a modern speakeasy still using the same recipes from a bygone era. Neighboring Beer Bar is a German-inspired watering hole, offering more than 140 beers with 30 on tap and artisan bratwurst. Both are co-owned by Emmy award-winning Modern Family actor and SLC local, Ty Burrell."

"So low-lit and funky, it's hard to believe you're down the street from Temple Sq. Cozy up to the crowded bar with a Moscow Mule and listen to Motown or funk (or the guy at the next table saying to his date, 'Your..."

"New Jersey native Steven Maxwell came to Utah for the skiing and stayed to serve up Italian-American favorites based on his grandmother's recipes. Maxwell's East Coast Eatery has locations in Park City and SLC. Try the Fat Kid Pizza for an authentic East Coast pie."