These 16 Amazing Breakfast Spots in Utah Will Make Your Morning Epic
You’ve heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I’m no nutrition expert, but I think that starting your morning with a tasty (and often unhealthy) breakfast platter of pancakes, biscuits and gravy or waffles is always a good idea.
The portions at Angie’s are over-sized. The cinnamon rolls get particularly high reviews. 690 N. Main Street, Logan
Don’t miss the stuffed french toast (or the Belgian waffles or crepes). 75 N Main Street, St. George.
Comfort food. Try the corned beef hash and the scones. 154 S. Main Street, Heber.
The pancakes at Herm’s are to die for. Cinnamon-swirl pancakes are particularly tasty. 1435 E. Canyon Rd., Logan.
Yelp! reviewers love the ginger pancakes. 101 N. Main Street, Moab.
One Yelp! reviewer raved, "Authentic, down-home cooking." 1126 S. State Street, Orem.
Ranked first on Yelp! for breakfast spots in Ogden, Kaffe Mercantile has four-and-a-half stars on the review site. The pastries are delicious and, of course, the coffee is fabulous. 1221 26th Street, Ogden.
Left Fork Grill’s omelets get high reviews, and they won Best in Utah for comfort food. 69 W. 3900 S., South Salt Lake.
Large portions, delicious food and low prices. 101 N. Main Street, Richfield.
You’ll likely experience a wait on weekends during tourist season, but the breakfast is well worth it. 138 S. Main Street, Hurricane.
Park Cafe has over 600 reviews on Yelp! and a four-and-a-half star rating. Reviewers love the French toast; the hash also gets high marks. I’ve heard that you’ll often find the Real Salt Lake team eating here with their families. 604 E. 1300 S., Salt Lake.
The hot cakes are so good that Penny Ann’s Cafe won Best of State for Breakfast. Penny Ann’s has around 400 reviews and a four-and-a-half star rating. 1810 S. Main Street, Salt Lake.
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Pig & a Jelly Jar’s chicken and waffles is a popular dish, and the specialty jam is amazing. 401 E. 900 S., Salt Lake. 227 25th Street, Ogden.
The mile-high biscuits alone make this diner worthy of a spot on the list.
The biscuits are homemade and reviewers online rave about the gravy. 335 E. Gentile St., Layton.
Salt Lake Magazine readers chose Warren’s for its delicious biscuits and gravy.
I’ve compiled my list using review sites such as Google, Yelp! and others. This list doesn’t RANK the breakfast spots – they’re listed alphabetically. Utah has SO many great breakfast spots that I couldn’t include them all. If your favorite isn’t listed here, give us a recommendation in the comments.
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