Same great food just more of it! Great patio, diner-style counter/stools, free weekend valet parking.
Come to Iggy's and enjoy Fresh Food & Fun in a family style sports-themed restaurant. We have a huge selection of menu items ranging from salads to steaks, pizzas and sandwiches. We have a full bar with specialty beers on tap. Watch the game with friends and family on our giant 10’ screens.
Late one evening, while touring the Mediterranean, we found ourselves dining under the canopy of a lemon grove, drinking garden-fresh lemonade made from the very trees we sat under. Under the direction of a world-class chef, we have worked tirelessly to not only recreate our experience with an alluring dining atmosphere, but also to achieve insanely good food by using healthier ingredients at an affordable price. With garden-fresh wholesome food and a charming atmosphere among a grove of lemon trees, we’ve created a dining experience that transplants you to a starry night-out on an isle in the Mediterranean.
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OWNERS: DON RAFA AND DOÑA ANGELES. The Taco Man Don Rafa is a company with over 12 years of experience preparing and serving Mexican food in the State of Utah. Our staff are highly experienced chefs in customer care and licensed for handling and proper handling of food, which has allowed us to participate for more than 10 years in important events, celebrations, anniversaries and generally in any kinds of events where services need high quality Mexican food.
Same great food just more of it! Great patio, diner-style counter/stools, free weekend valet parking.
OUR TACOS ALPASTOR BEST QUALITY IN MEAT AND THE WORD IS SPREADING FAST!!!!!!!
LDS Business College moved to the Triad Center in 2006. The food services for the College became known as The Carriage Café, due to its close proximity to the Carriage House adjacent to Devereaux House. In 2013 the administration of the college then decided to give it a more college related name, yet neutral enough that anyone would feel welcome. It then became known as the BC Café. Devereaux House was Salt Lake City's earliest mansion and, in its day, the most elegant. As a unique mansion in an isolated frontier city, the Devereaux was the setting of many social gatherings that included prominent local citizens and important national and international visitors. Portions of the house date from 1855, only eight years after the first arrival of the Mormon pioneers in Salt Lake Valley. Extensively added to and remodeled in the 1870's, the Devereaux House estate featured the mansion, extensive ornamental gardens, a kitchen garden, hothouses, vineyards, orchards, stables, and a carriage house. The owner was an artist called William Jennings who furnished its interior with items collected during trips throughout the United States and abroad.
Late one evening, while touring the Mediterranean, we found ourselves dining under the canopy of a lemon grove, drinking garden-fresh lemonade made from the very trees we sat under. Under the direction of a world-class chef, we have worked tirelessly to not only recreate our experience with an alluring dining atmosphere, but also to achieve insanely good food by using healthier ingredients at an affordable price. With garden-fresh wholesome food and a charming atmosphere among a grove of lemon trees, we’ve created a dining experience that transplants you to a starry night-out on an isle in the Mediterranean.
The Rio Grande Café has been Utah’s “Mainline to Mexico” for over 30 years. Our family owned and operated restaurant focuses on fresh, wholesome, sizzling hot Mexican food. Whether you’re looking for the biggest enchilada in town, or a dizzyingly tasty margarita, the Rio Grande Café is where you want to be. We’ll see you at the Rio!
On a blustery morning in 2010—6:00 a.m. Mountain Time Zone on October 29, to be exact—Utah native Erica O’Brien opened the doors of The Rose Establishment for the first time. The business was built on the sale of coffee, tea, and a small selection of outsourced pastries. At first, business was OK. People were sort of freaked out by the idea of their coffee being brewed to order. Some folks walked out when they found out we didn’t have artificially flavored syrups for our drinks, or wireless Internet. We persisted. One day, O’Brien decided that she wanted to put one of her favorite childhood snacks on the menu: buttered toast with cinnamon and sugar, along with avocado on toast and plain buttered toast. Oh, how quaint our little menu was back then. We evolved. Boy, have things changed. We built a kitchen in the back, and we offer a full brunch and lunch menu. We change it every season, and each new menu ends up containing the best food we’ve ever served. We’re a bakery, too—everything in that pastry case was made this morning. We made it. We never stopped learning, evolving, and forging our own path. We never got wireless Internet, and we still obsess over customer experience as much as we do espresso extraction. After five years, The Rose is still Salt Lake City’s other living room, as much for you as it is for us.