10 Themed Restaurants That Will Transform Your Utah Dining Experience

Why dine in just any restaurant when you can enjoy your meal in a themed eatery? These 10 restaurants all have a unique approach to atmosphere - and delicious food, too. Put them on your dining bucket list!

1. Campfire Lounge

Like cooking on a camp-out...except they do it for you. Foil packet dinners and S'mores. 837 E 2100 S, Salt Lake City.

2. Cottonwood Steakhouse

Communal dining, old town style. If the Will Butler Band dines here, it must be good! 409 W Main St, Bluff.

3. Five Alls Restaurant

A Medieval five-course meal served on pewter dishes in an Old English setting. 1458 South Foothill Drive, Salt Lake City.

4. La Caille

French food in a French countryside atmosphere. This is decadence. 9565 Wasatch Blvd, Sandy

5. Log Haven Restaurant

Millcreek Canyon's most romantic log cabin has everything you'd expect: rustic charm, a waterfall and dishes that include elk, bison and trout. 6451 E Millcreek Canyon Rd

Salt Lake City.

6. Prairie Schooner Steak House

Dine on a tasty steak while sitting in a covered wagon. In the middle of the restaurant, a "camp fire" scene. 445 Park Blvd, Ogden.

7. Snake Creek Grill

Like dining in 1900 -- except with a much more comprehensive menu. Don't let the farmhouse style decor fool you -- the food is modern and creative. 650 W. 100 S., Heber.

8. Timbermine Steakhouse

This themed restaurant seats you in a "mine shaft" while you enjoy your steak. 1701 Park Blvd, Ogden.

9. Tuscany

Walk into an Italian villa at Tuscany. The decor is warm and charming and the food is amazing. 2832 E 6200 S, Salt Lake City

10. Viking Yurt

It's like dining with the Vikings -- when they weren't in a conquering mood. First you take a sleigh ride, then you enjoy a four-hour dinner, complete with music, toasts and Viking-style frivolity. 1345 Lowell Ave, Park City.

Have you visited any of these Utah restaurants?