Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in South Jordan

"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."

"Utahns may disagree on religion, politics, and which ski resort is the best, but we all know where to find the most authentic Mexican cuisine in town: Red Iguana. Owned and operated by the same Mexican family since 1985, Red Iguana’s a lauded Salt Lake institution where lines often form outside its two locations (which are right around the corner from one another). Everything is good, but the seven signature Oaxacan moles made with dried and fresh chiles, nuts, herbs, spices, fruit, and Mexican chocolate mixed with meat are Red Iguana’s claim to fame."

"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."

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"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."

"For travelers who don’t want to skimp on the experience, the The Grand America Hotel offers an outstanding luxury hotel experience. It is located approximately 1 mile from the Salt Palace Convention Center, and 1.2 miles from the Salt Lake City Amtrak station. Handcrafted furniture, balconies, and marble bathrooms are just some of the luxury touches this hotel boasts."

"If you are looking for something a little different, why not gather a few friends, sit in the Lobby Lounge at the Grand America Hotel, and enjoy a relaxing tea?. All the food items are prepared fresh daily and reservations are required. Some of their delicious items are strawberries and crème Chantilly, finger sandwiches, scones with cream, and pastries."

"There is only one 5-star hotel in downtown Salt Lake City and this is it. Set in a landmark building downtown, The Grand America Hotel has a white stone exterior and a romantic old-world European interior. The oversized rooms and suites are opulent in decor and come with custom period furnishings, marble bathrooms, and a gold and crimson color palette."

"The heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, spitting-distance proximity to the lifts, and an on-site day care center are just a few reasons to stay at the newly renovated Grand Summit Hotel at Canyons Village (4000 Canyons Resort Dr, 435.615.8040). Post-renovation, the Grand Summit is now part of RockResorts, a property collection renowned for both service and respect for the environment."

"Located on the bank of the Jordan River, Jordan Park is a green oasis shaded by mature trees and cooled by the nearby waterway. In addition to a full list of common public park amenities, Jordan Park has a bike polo court, a skate park, a greenhouse, an off-leash area for dogs, and The International Peace Gardens. The Peace Gardens was founded as a citizenship project encouraging peace and understanding between nations."

"For travelers who don’t want to skimp on the experience, the The Grand America Hotel offers an outstanding luxury hotel experience. It is located approximately 1 mile from the Salt Palace Convention Center, and 1.2 miles from the Salt Lake City Amtrak station. Handcrafted furniture, balconies, and marble bathrooms are just some of the luxury touches this hotel boasts."

"If you are looking for something a little different, why not gather a few friends, sit in the Lobby Lounge at the Grand America Hotel, and enjoy a relaxing tea?. All the food items are prepared fresh daily and reservations are required. Some of their delicious items are strawberries and crème Chantilly, finger sandwiches, scones with cream, and pastries."

"There is only one 5-star hotel in downtown Salt Lake City and this is it. Set in a landmark building downtown, The Grand America Hotel has a white stone exterior and a romantic old-world European interior. The oversized rooms and suites are opulent in decor and come with custom period furnishings, marble bathrooms, and a gold and crimson color palette."

"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."

"Just steps away from Park City Mountain’s Quit’N Time run (literally), the Bridge Café and Grill’s menu consists of American food with a Brazilian flair. Should the weather permit, the Bridge’s outdoor patio is a great option to soak up the midday sun. Breakfast is served all day, or, if you’re in the mood for a sandwich, menu options include Salmon Brioche, a Carioca Sandwich (oven roasted pork), and the Brazuca Steak Sandwich."

"A location at Town Lift at the bottom of Main Street, a fresh menu of invigorating flavors with a Brazilian twist, and a huge outdoor eating space make it easy to love The Bridge Cafe and Grill. Breakfast all day is a big specialty here, with everything from an acai bowl to the meanest eggs Benedict in town. Make it a real meal on the town by dining on the open deck."

"You’ll find PBS locations all over the states, and as of 2019, at the Gateway in downtown SLC as well. The focus is on elevated diner food with plenty of nostalgic sweet treats like the pictured rice crispy treat. Also don’t miss their range of shakes and malts – several even featuring a boozy twist."