These 12 Awesome Diners in Utah Will Make You Feel Right at Home

There’s just something about diner food, especially when the temperature starts to cool and comfort meals like meatloaf, mac 'n cheese and pot roast really hit the spot. Here are just a few of the awesome diners you’ll find in Utah.

1. All American Classic Diner, Cedar City

The waitresses are named "Flo" or "Mabel" and the breakfast is hearty. 501 S. Main Street, Cedar City.

2. Angie’s Restaurant, Logan

Their slogan is, "Where the locals eat." I can see why. 690 N. Main Street, Logan.

3. The Bluebird Restaurant, Logan

Sit at the old-fashioned soda fountain! 19 N. Main Street, Logan.

4. Blue Plate Diner, Sugarhouse

Come early if you want weekend breakfast in this tiny little diner. 2041 S. 2100 E., Salt Lake City.

5. J & D’s Family Restaurant, Brigham City

The Chicken Fried Steak Skillet looks delicious. 720 S. Main Street, Brigham City.

6. Little Wonder Cafe, Richfield

Classic comfort food. 101 N. Main Street, Richfield.

7. Mirror Lake Diner, Kamas

Stop in for breakfast before heading up the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway. 35 S. Main Street, Kamas.

8. Moab Diner and Ice Cream Shoppe, Moab

It’s hard to save room after the delicious pancakes, but you should definitely try - this diner has desserts to die for. 189 S. Main Street, Moab.

9. No Frills Diner, Ogden

It might be a no-frills kind of place, but the food sure looks delicious! This is their Monster 10 oz. Chicken Fried Steak. 449 W. 12th Street, Ogden.

10. One Man Band, Lehi

Classic red vinyl booths, tasty burgers and car shows in the parking lot! 1220 E. Main Street, Lehi.

11. Road Island Diner, Oakley

Maybe the pot of gold really is at Road Island Diner? The fried chicken definitely is! 981 W. Weber Canyon Road, Oakley.

12. Ruth’s Diner, Emigration Canyon

Don’t miss the mile-high biscuits or the mac and cheese! 4160 E. Emigration Canyon Rd. Salt Lake City.

As I was compiling this list, I noticed that 8 of the 12 diners are located on their town’s Main Streets! Diners really are the heart of their communities. What’s your favorite diner?