Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Must Decide If We Are Smart Enough for Smart Growth with Soren Simonsen
From more effective zoning to implementing free public transit, Soren Simonsen, executive director of the Jordan River Commission, advances ideas that can be heard in depth by listening to the Utah…
Xmas Cheer @ The Garage on Beck, Feldman’s Deli, & Fleming’s
On Friday, December 20th at 7 p.m., Feldman’s Deli and Michael Feldman (aka DeliMan) will host Crossfire live. Jeff Oliverson and John Watts (Crossfire) perform original tunes along with pop,…
December Activities and Theater
Utah Stories and The Gateway present the second annual Made in Utah Winter Fest in collaboration with The Gateway’s holiday light experience. The Made in Utah Winter Fest is a…
Hot Pot Heaven – The Gateway’s Mr. Shabu Ain’t Too Shabby
Now, I have to confess that I generally loathe the idea of “all-you-can-eat.” It seems so grotesquely gluttonous to me. But the idea here isn’t to stuff yourself until you…
High West, Tuscany, and Made in Utah Winter Fest 2019
The 2019 Winter Fest will feature a plethora of options for attendees to indulge in locally-crafted food and drink. Craft cocktails at Winter Fest are made with only local spirits.…
Beehive Bar
With Gimlet the cat and three new canned cocktails, you can’t be wrong by going straight to the newly-opened Beehive Bar in South Salt Lake. Learn more here!
Super Supper at Stoneground
Stoneground began as a funky eatery with good, not great, fare before undergoing a major overhaul a few years ago. A complete remodel turned the restaurant from funky to fab.
Mr. Shabu, Goldener Hirsch, The Store
Mr. Shabu is an all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurant with a variety of appetizers included in the meal, including edamame, gyoza, truffle fries, cream cheese wontons, karaage chicken, and more.
Squatters Brilliant Bier
I love a well-made Pilsner and this one is bright and lively tasting, made with sweet malt and Noble German hops.
Made in Utah Winter Fest 2019
Winter Fest is the remembrance and celebration of lost holiday traditions. It is the recovery of childhood nostalgia and the reconstruction of the simpler times. For three weekends in December,…
Graphic Designers Rebrand Salt Lake City’s Neighborhoods
A group of graphic designers showed their love for the Capital City this October with the completion of an unpaid project that created logos and other branding items for neighborhoods…
Slow Down! Sugar House to Benefit From Curbing Speeding Vehicles
Residents of a Sugar House neighborhood were fed up with all the speeding vehicles that exit Interstate 80 and cut through their streets so drivers could avoid the more heavily…
Thankful to Not Cook—Where to Dine Out on Thanksgiving
Some of us love to cook for friends and family during the holidays. And some, not so much. If you’d prefer to enjoy breaking bread on Thanksgiving without having to…
California Schemin’
As Zions Bancorporation would argue in court, they had no responsibility to monitor what was going on in IMG’s accounts. But the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals found that claim…
Estate Sales Sell it All
The most unusual item? A human brain. Sue oversaw an estate sale for a doctor and found an encased brain in his garage. Priced at 45 dollars, it quickly sold.…
Six Legal Questions Concerning Salt Lake City’s Inland Port
Salt Lake’s contentious inland port will undoubtedly impact the quality of life for City residents, especially those who live at the lower elevations along the Wasatch Front. It will add…