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Archives for September 2015

Sugar House Landmark – Soup Kitchen

September 18, 2015 by Lynne Olson Leave a Comment

In Sugar House, there is an old, established neighborhood business that is chiefly prized for its familiarity. Locally-owned and operated, the Soup Kitchen is a community treasure. Its setting is warm and comfortable, unpretentious, and thankfully, still quiet enough to hold a conversation while you enjoy your food. The building that was constructed in 1912, and once housed … [Read more...]

Brunch In Ogden

September 17, 2015 by Brett Turner Leave a Comment

If you’re like me, you rarely pass up an opportunity to partake of bacon. Pig & A Jelly Jar Recently, my girlfriend and I were strolling along Historic 25th street and happened upon Pig & A Jelly Jar. As we walked through the 100-year-old structure, we appreciated the efforts made to preserve the rich history of this establishment’s brick walls, high ceilings, and … [Read more...]

Harmons – Serving the Community

September 17, 2015 by Paige Wiren Leave a Comment

On The wall above the Harmons City Creek Celeste Cafe are painted the words, "We are in the People Business. We Just Happen to Sell Groceries." For decades, the Utah family grocers have served their community. Now a third-generation family operation, an additional  goal of Harmons is to help feed Utahns in need. Director of Marketing, Tara Haynie, explains four different … [Read more...]

Deep Love – A Rock Opera

September 16, 2015 by Emily McLean Leave a Comment

A story told entirely by song, backed by an energetic rock band, Deep Love is a unique blend of  theater production and rock concert. It is the tragic tale of a jealous lover's reach from beyond the grave, a story of love, loss and indecision where sweethearts become adversaries in pursuit of what they cannot live without. Heartwarming and heartbreaking, it promises to delight … [Read more...]

State Brass Foundry & Machine – Forged in Family

September 15, 2015 by Aimee L. Cook Leave a Comment

Four generations of metalworkers have labored at State Brass Foundry & Machine since Robert “Archie” Austin and Joe Riddle opened it in 1919. This gray-bricked building on 1400 South State Street feels as if the god Vulcan keeps an apartment in back.  It  manufactures ferrous and non-ferrous castings for all types of industrial applications as well as custom machining, … [Read more...]

Vegan Bodybuilder

September 14, 2015 by Christine Behnen 3 Comments

He speaks three languages and can read braille.  He plays with fire and nunchakus, but also with creature big and small.  He built his body of steel with vegan protein and by lifting other up rather than lifting weights.  He can mix bachata and acroyoga.  He has more likes than an exhibitionistic teenager. His superhero compassion has compelled him to speak up for a range of … [Read more...]

Brunch – Worth The Drive

September 11, 2015 by Aimee L. Cook Leave a Comment

Brunch - Part IV Silver Star Café 1825 Three Kings Drive, Park City, Utah, When Jeff and Lisa Ward bought the Silver Star Café in 2010, they soon realized they had a gold mine, well at least a coalmine. Five years later, the café was featured  on Food Network’s hit show, Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. An excellent year-round view complements the Silver Star’s … [Read more...]

Vegan Brunch

September 10, 2015 by Amanda Rock Leave a Comment

Utah Brunch - Part III Midvale is not characteristically known for its dining options, yet Chabaar Beyond Thai has earned a solid fan base. They boast a “something for everyone” menu, and omnivores, vegetarians and vegans love Chabaar’s wide selection and friendly service. In particular, Chabaar Beyond Thai offers inventive and delicious vegan dishes. The Vegan Thai … [Read more...]

Canyon Brunch

September 10, 2015 by Heather L. King Leave a Comment

Utah Brunch - Part II   Some of Utah's biggest attractions are the beautiful mountains that surrounds us. Along the Wasatch Front, you'll find four canyons featuring delicious breakfast and brunch offerings alongside breathtaking views and spectacular outdoor activities. Fall is the perfect time to head up, escape the heat and pull up a seat at these five canyon dining … [Read more...]

Salt Lake City’s Favorite Brunch Spots

September 8, 2015 by Chelsea Nelson Leave a Comment

Utah has plenty of choices for great brunches whether in Salt Lake, or places that are worth the drive. Utah Stories explores some of the best in our September issue and invite you to come along. We start today with brunch in Salt Lake City.   Hub & Spoke 1100 East 1300 South | Salt Lake City   One of my favorite dishes in the world is eggs … [Read more...]

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