Best Fine Dining in Tooele

"Open for dinner Monday through Saturday, guests can feast upon an array of delectable options all within a warm and inviting environment. While the menu changes frequently, diners can always expect soup, salad, pasta — both house-made and dried varieties — and entrée options that will appeal to meat lovers and vegetarians alike. Succulent dishes to note include gnocchi boscaiola, which are potato dumplings in a mixed mushroom cream sauce; risotto, which changes daily; and boneless short ribs braised for four hours with mixed mushrooms, porcini, tomatoes and red wine."

"Valter’s Osteria in Salt Lake City, is a vibrant and bustling restaurant that keeps diners coming back. Although spacious, this restaurant with barrel vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, and large pane glass windows allows guest to feel right at home. The restaurant also features hardwood floors, crisp white tablecloths, and fresh flowers – ideal setting for a romantic dinner."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City | Lala & Ryan (@saltplatecity) on Jul 27, 2020 at 6:49pm PDT. Neighborhood:Downtown Salt Lake City. Address: 173 Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT 84101"

"Sit back and enjoy Ruth's Chris Steak House, where the most tender, extra-thick, hand-cut steak you’ve ever tasted is served "sizzling" in butter on a 500-degree plate. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-363-2000"

"Had dinner here (28JUN) after the steakhouse across the street lost our business forever (that review will be posted soon). Service was phenomenal and the food... (801) 363-2000Order online"

"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)."

"Hip bistro with local art on the walls & a menu of European dishes that use farm-fresh ingredients. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-328-4155"

"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"

"Sawadee features an extensive menu of traditional Thai food with a number of vegetarian options. Choose from classic noodle dishes like Pad Thai or Drunken Noodles with tofu or try one of their many curry and stir-fry dishes. They also have a small selection of Thai desserts featuring sticky rice."

"Fresh, flavorful, creative, and artsy—chef Emily Gassmann's small café combines it all in a renovated brick storefront in the Marmalade District...Read More"

"Winner of Utah's Best of State “Best Steakhouse” and Zagat-rated “Excellent,” Christopher's Prime Steakhouse & Grill offers some of the best steaks in Salt Lake City. Situated on prime real estate in the Salt Lake downtown restaurant and culture district, Christopher's has been locally owned and operated since 1995. Whether you order their steaks or seafood, you're sure to get the best."

"A staple of the dining scene in the Salt Lake Valley, Christopher’s Prime Tavern & Grill has been a neighborhood favorite since 1995. This regal restaurant features a soaring ceiling, recessed lights, and crisp white tablecloths. With lovely upholstered booths, large pane windows, and dark wooded walls and furniture, Christopher’s is a great place for a date night."

"A post shared by Utah Food and Travel 🏜🍽✈️ (@utahfoodandtravel) on Mar 8, 2019 at 8:15am PST. Enjoy a fine dining experience at this revered spot, where you can try their aged beefs, other popular options, and cocktails. Set in an elegant ambience, this restaurant yields the finest dishes prepared from fresh ingredients."

"Chicken was tender with lots of vegetables, broccoli carrots onions and potatoes. Not crowded at all Saturday night More reviews"

"The Roof offers stunning views of the city, including Temple Square and the downtown area, and gives visitors the chance to enjoy exquisite food. The menu consists of international flavours, daily favourites, and a famous dessert buffet, all prepared by The Roof’s Chef, Pedro Mauricio. The restaurant includes a private room in the north end of the restaurant known as The Library, which is perfect for business dinners, or intimate family dining experiences."

"Downtown Salt Lake City in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, diners will discover one of Utah’s premiere eateries – The Roof Restaurant. This regal restaurant is on the 10th floor of the building featuring crisp white table linens, a gorgeous contemporary piano, and spectacular views of the Salt Lake Temple. It’s an ideal setting for a romantic evening."

"The Roof Restaurant is Utah’s premier gourmet dining buffet located on the 10th floor of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. With breathtaking views of Temple Square and Downtown Salt Lake City. Reservations required"

"If you’re in the mood for a martini — shaken or stirred — Kristauf’s is the place for you. This intimate bar dishes out handcrafted cocktails, along with live DJ’s spinning hip-hop, soul, funk, and classic rock. It’s also a great place to wait for a table at next-door sushi joint, Takashi, a local favorite."

"The casual beer bar called Bodega at this location isn’t what it would appear. Bodega is a front for The Rest, an underground bar and restaurant with a basement speakeasy feel. Walking through it and into The Rest is like walking from casual Salt Lake City into the most upscale basement you’ve ever seen."

"A post shared by Bodega (@bodegaslc) on Jul 30, 2019 at 8:37pm PDT. Neighborhood:Downtown Salt Lake. Address: 331 S Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111"

"The Utah Governor's Mansion has served as the official residence for every Governor of Utah between 1937 and 1957 and again since 1980, listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Thomas Kearns Mansion and Carriage House. The home was originally constructed in 1902 by United States Senator Thomas Kearns and was designed by architect Carl Neuhausen, best known for his design of Salt Lake City's Cathedral of the Madeleine. Visitors can explore the residence as part of free guided tours, available during the afternoon hours in June, July, August, and December."

"In 1902, wealthy Senator Thomas Kearns constructed this phenomenal residence, which is currently home to Utah's governor and family. Located on South Temple Street, this grand home shares its environs with many other grand, historic homes. Visitors may take a guided tour to view the refurbished mansion and appreciate its history, architecture, and furnishings."

"When, after the Mormons' 1,300-mile-long trek, Brigham Young emerged from Emigration Canyon and saw the valley of his visions, he exclaimed "This is the place!" This park makes an ideal family outing and is just 15 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City. The park traces the history of the early pioneers and settlers to Utah in the mid-19th-century, but some of the fun things to do here include pony rides, train rides, and a splash pad called the Irrigation Station. You can even dig for gold at the Treasure House."

"Explore a pioneer-style village where kids can experience what life was like for the Salt Lake Valley’s first settlers. The park offers tons of things to do with kids in Salt Lake City like riding a vintage fire engine, watching blacksmiths, panning for gold, breaking open geodes, and horseback trail rides. There’s also an ice cream parlor and restaurant on site."

"This is the Place is across the street from Hogle Zoo and recreates Utah’s pioneer days. Most employees are in period dress and stay in their roles. We had mini-donuts, learned a lot about life in the late 1800s, and spent quite a while at the excellent playground."

"The Pony Express National Historic Trail was the famous 19th-century route used for all the essential communication needs from Missouri to California. For example, it was helpful to transport letters, massages, and all the other important things. Traveling from Missouri to California means passing eight states."

"This small, picturesque park, is tucked away at the bottom of the Avenues neighborhood. It was constructed in the 1920s to honor the soldiers lost in World War I and features several memorials to Utah’s veterans, as well as a replica of the Liberty Bell. Not only is Memory Grove just a few minutes’ walk from downtown, but it also connects to City Creek Canyon which features a winding creekside forest road perfect for walking, running, and cycling, as well as several trails."

"Sugar House Park is a public urban park in Salt Lake City, spanning 110 acres throughout the city's Sugar House neighborhood. The park is located on grounds formerly housing Utah's first state prison, Sugar House Prison, which operated until 1951. Today, it offers two children's playgrounds, a 4.5-acre scenic pond and fountains, and more than three miles of visitor walking, jogging, and cycling paths, including a loop path that spans the park's perimeter."

"One of Salt Lake City's favorite (and largest) playgrounds, this attractive park has a rather checkered past. Originally, the area was the setting for one of the state's first prisons, an adobe structure in use until 1951. All that currently remains of the prison are a couple of historical markers, and, today, the park offers everything from soccer fields and a duck pond to expansive green areas and picnic shelters."

"Located in Salt Lake City’s Sugar House neighborhood, Sugar House Park is a 110-acre park (the largest park in the city). And this is an ideal place to visit your family and kids. Especially, many people visit this park for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, sledding on hills, and many other winter activities in the winter months."