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First Annual Sample Sugar House Event

Come visit the first annual Sample Sugar House event

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s-sugarhouse-1 (1)If you have been meaning to try some of the fabulous restaurants that have recently popped up in the Sugar House area, take advantage of the dining deals that are happening in select restaurants between April 22 and May 1. You might even have time to try them all. Twelve restaurants will be participating in this first-ever Sample Sugar House event and will offer either a $15 price point or a $30 price point on select menu items.

“The goal of the event is to benefit the business owners in the Sugar House area,”said Scott Fletcher, Sugar House Chamber of Commerce, Marketing Chair.  “We think after this year, all the restaurants will see the benefit in it and want to participate.”

Sample Sugar House is running in conjunction with Sugar Days, a community event that celebrates the date of April 23, 1854, when Margaret Smoot gave the name “Sugar House” to the southeast district of the city. Several businesses in the area offer discounts and the Chamber hosts contests and gives out prizes.

“We had such great success participating in the Dine ‘O Round in Salt Lake City that we thought we should do something similar in the Sugar House area,” Tony Coppola, manager for Wasatch/Squatters said. “It’s a great way for people to come in and try different restaurants for a good deal.”

 

$15 specials:

Wasatch Brew Pub

Mellow Mushrooms

Bruges Waffles & Frites

Sugar House BBQ

Pei Wei

Even Stevens

Salt Lake Pizza & Pasta

SOMI Vietnamese Bistro

$30 specials:

The Annex by Epic Brewing

Red Lobster

Este Pizzeria

Kimi’s Chop & Oyster House

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