Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Tooele

"The crowd waiting for seating at Red Iguana is proof that this perennial favorite – known for family-run Mexican fare – doesn't disappoint. Close to one of the top hotels near Salt Palace Convention Center. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-322-1489"

"Mexico at its most authentic, aromatic and delicious – no wonder the line is usually snaking out the door at this family-run restaurant. Ask for samples of the mole to decide on one of six chili- and..."

"Huge portion and super good mole they have different mole flavor for free tasting as well. I got the combination and could only finish half of it because…”more"

"became an instant foodie’s haven with its New American cuisine, which is served for brunch, lunch, and dinner. With an emphasis on locally and regionally sourced seasonal ingredients, the culinary team creates delectable dishes imbued with international flavours that will appeal to many tastes. From starters to house-made pastas to succulent entrées, guests have a host of options, including tagliatelle pasta with almond sauce, basil and parmesan and the house meatloaf, which is a mixture of beef, pork and lamb served with mashed potatoes and seasonal veggies."

"A post shared by Salt Plate City | Lala & Ryan (@saltplatecity) on Feb 4, 2020 at 7:37pm PST. Neighborhood: Downtown Salt Lake City. Address: 111 East Broadway #170, Salt Lake City, UT 84111"

"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."

"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."

"I will never forget the time I first took a bite of a heavenly hot cake from Penny Ann’s Cafe. Their sour cream pancakes, I believe, are the secret to their success. Next time you come here try the pot of gold, breakfast burrito, biscuits and gravy, or a slice of their peanut butter pie."

"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."

"Another business that offers a drive thru – can you tell what’s important to me in life yet?. Sugar House BBQ are open seven days a week, deliver through GrubHub, operate a drive thru and their food is always perfect to go. I mean who doesn’t want a plate of smoked meats on hand at all times?"

"One of the finest sushi shops in the whole state if not up with the best in the country is Takashi. This fact is anything but a well kept secret, as the nightly crowds ill attest to; keep this in mind if heading on down, the restaurant does not take reservations and it’s exceptionally popular. If you arrive later you’ll be added to a wait list and you could wait a while."

"Despite Salt Lake City’s landlocked status, Takashi stands up against the best sushi restaurants on the coast. Reservations are a no-go, but the wait time goes faster if you spend it next door at Takashi’s bar: Post Office Place. Serving a unique menu of Japanese-Peruvian–inspired tapas and alluring cocktails, you won’t want to leave when your name is called."

"Martine is essential to downtown SLC’s nightlife and culinary scene, with a focus on tapas (small Spanish appetizers) and a hip setting, close to one of the top Salt Lake City hotels near airport. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-363-9328. Steakhouse, 0.5 MILES"

"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."

"I will never forget the time I first took a bite of a heavenly hot cake from Penny Ann’s Cafe. Their sour cream pancakes, I believe, are the secret to their success. Next time you come here try the pot of gold, breakfast burrito, biscuits and gravy, or a slice of their peanut butter pie."

"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."

"There’s nothing better than creamy, thick, homemade custard. Nielsen’s has this art mastered and makes the best custard around. This frozen treat comes great as it is, but if you’re needing a step up from a simple scoop or cone, be sure to try a concrete."

"The cute neo-Gothic Assembly Hall hosts free daily organ recitals at noon, while the Mormon Tabernacle Choir rehearses on Thursday evenings at the domed Tabernacle. It shelters an 11,623-pipe organ and has acoustics so finely tuned you can hear a pin drop in the pulpit from the back of the hall."

"The last important building is the Assembly Hall, located at the southwest corner of the square. The exterior gives it the appearance of a Gothic cathedral, but the interior is not built in the Gothic style – which is a bit disappointing."

"This one-block (10-acre) park is more for the history buff than the family of five. Originally constructed by free masons in the early 1890s, the historic City and County Building resides in this square, which was named for George Washington and is the site of the original 1847 Mormon pioneers camp in Salt Lake. Trees, walkways, benches, and statues create a relaxing place to admire the City and County Building’s Romanesque sandstone spires and impressive clock tower."

"We recommend Kneader’s for homemade bread and good desserts; Costa Vida or Cafe Rio offer delicious fast food (as vegetarians, we prefer the veggie burrito at Costa Vida); The Pie Pizzeria for pizza; Zuppa’s for soup and salad (and if you go an hour before closing, their tasty creme brûlée is buy 1 get 1 free); and the pad Thai or pesto cavatappi at Noodles and Company. If you fancy a romantic dinner in a higher price range, do check out La Caille in Sandy."

"Absolute favorite place for a delicious teriyaki chicken rice bowl!. My pals at Yoshi's know what they're doing when it comes down to amazing fo..."