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"This sophisticated-but-unstuffy sanctuary on Main Street is justifiably one of the hottest spots in town—you'll need a reservation. But if Riverhorse offers big-city style, it’s still ski town small in its laidback, welcoming demeanor. Here’s a tip: the more sedate-but-chic upstairs bar is first-come, first-served, and service is every bit as friendly."

"Located at the top of Historic Main Street, Riverhorse Provisions – the sister restaurant of Riverhorse on Main – features a gourmet menu in a relaxed grocery café setting. Choose from the Provisions Buffalo Burger, or the Provisions Wrap if you’re in the mood for something lighter. If you’re craving breakfast, you’re in luck – it’s served all day."

"A tranquil getaway just on the edges of bustling downtown SLC makes this a great option to refuel and recharge in peace and quiet. Breakfast and brunch are served 7 days a week until 2 p.m. both inside the zen like space and outside on the pretty patio on warmer days."

"Located at the bottom of Historic Main Street, across the street from Town Lift Plaza, Atticus Coffee offers delicious breakfast options (like ‘The Usual’ – a bagel, served open face with cream cheese avocado, and fresh cracked pepper), coffee, and tea to kick start your day. Fast and fresh, Atticus is a great place to grab a bite before hopping on Town Lift to begin your ski day."

"$ Combine a charming teahouse with a bookshop and you have Atticus. Choose from their assortment of loose-leaf teas, even mixing them up for a unique blend. While you enjoy your drink, peruse a selection of used books, local crafts, and baked goods."

"The power of the little guy was realized in 2018 when this Utah-born-and-raised coffee roaster, La Barba, opened a café in a space just below the clocktower at The Gateway Mall formerly occupied by a Starbucks. La Barba has since turned this small, intimate space into a haven for those who like to geek out about coffee culture. And it goes almost without saying that there you’ll also be treated to one of the best cups of coffee in the state."

"La Barba is a local favourite for its large varieties of coffee and talented baristas. At La Barba, they put care and attention into every cup they serve. Try any one of their delicious coffees and take in the warm and unique atmosphere."

"This is one of those hole-in-the-wall kind of places where, except for a satisfying avocado toast, the focus is squarely on the brews, all of which are sourced right here in the Beehive State from Utah Valley’s Great Basin Coffee Company, tea from Provo’s Grey Mountain Herbs and SLC’s Rock Canyon Elixirs’ kombucha. Pop in for a quick cup to-go or pause for a moment to soak up Rugged Grounds friendly, hipster vibe by taking a seat on one of the stools at the long bar or on the cozy turquoise sofa next to the vintage piano.29 E. 400 South; Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m."

"Performing for more than 100 years, Mormon Tabernacle Choir or The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is a part of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This is one of the top tourist attractions in Salt Lake City, so you can’t miss it. No, you don’t need to be religious to enjoy these mind-blowing melodies play by a group of talented people."

"One of the Salt Lake City attractions that no tourist can miss is the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. You don’t have to be religious to enjoy the harrowing and beautiful melodies and harmonies created by this talented and spiritual group of singers. At 9.30 am every Sunday, the choir’s performance is broadcast live."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Shanghai Cafe located in Salt Lake City in Utah is a place where you can not have enough of the food. The quick-service and affordable eatery is known for serving Chinese cuisine that is famous for its vegetarian fare."

"The Tree Room is the premier dining destination at Robert Redford’s exclusive Sundance resort – named for the actual in situ tree around which the restaurant dining room is built. The space glows with warmth and features unique pieces from Robert Redford’s own Native American art collection. The Tree Room’s elegant menu includes mountain inspired cuisine such as Lamb Belly ($16, honey lavender, brussels sprouts, pears and chickpea) and Elk Loin ($46, sunchokes, huckleberry soubise, cipollini onions and pumpkin)."

"We were served a sampler of Mole sauces and loved all of them!. I had the carnitas tacos and lo..."

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