Shop, Dine, And Play At The Charming 9th And 9th Neighborhood In Utah
By Catherine Armstrong|Published September 06, 2019
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Writer, editor and researcher with a passion for exploring new places. Catherine loves local bookstores, independent films, and spending time with her family, including Gus the golden retriever, who is a very good boy.
The neighborhoods of Salt Lake City each have their own personalities and attractions. The 9th and 9th neighborhood is a bustling community with restaurants, shops, a movie theater, and a park nearby. It’s a great place to visit any day of the week.
The 9th and 9th neighborhood of Salt Lake City is a vibrant, community-centered area that's bustling with things to do and see.
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Address: 900 East 900 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
The neighborhood is full of brick bungalows and other charming, pre-World War II-era homes, but its commercial district centers around the intersection of 900 East and 900 South.
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The tree-lined streets have wide sidewalks that are perfect for strolling, and the laid-back vibe of the neighborhood invites you to stay awhile.
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One thing you'll notice about 9th and 9th is its artwork. Metal sculptures by artist Troy Pillow grace all four corners of the main intersection...
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...and colorful murals dress up the sides of buildings.
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You'll find several benches to encourage you to sit and relax for awhile.
Shop locally here Instead of at big box retailers. The Children's Hour is a charming shop full of books and clothing. Across the street, Cahoots offers gifts and novelty items; 9th and 9th Jewelers offers unique custom jewelry.
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When it's time for a meal or snack, you'll find plenty of choices. Grab some Thai food at Thai Garden, or walk up the street for some Middle Eastern cuisine at Mazza.
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Grab brunch at Publik Kitchen...
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...and enjoy a sweet treat at Dolcetti Gelato on the southeast corner of 9th and 9th. Visit Coffee Garden any time of day for a caffeine boost.
The Tower Theatre has been showing independent and classic films for decades, and if you're looking for something other than the latest blockbuster action movie, you'll love this place.
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Just two blocks west of 9th and 9th, Liberty Park offers 80 acres of play space that includes a pond, several playgrounds, picnic pavilions, and plenty of shady trees.
