Posted in Utah
May 21, 2017
The 9 Most Beautiful Restaurants In All Of Utah
We know that the Beehive State is just full of amazing restaurants. Some of them don’t look like much, but they have excellent food. But some of them are beautiful – inside and out – and they make for a truly incredible dining experience. Take a look at these 9 most beautiful restaurants in Utah.
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When you're looking for fine dining in Saint George, look no further than Cliffside Restaurant. With views like this, you can't go wrong! 511 S. Airport Road, St. George.
Elements isn't the fanciest restaurant on the outside, but the interior is lined with warm, wood paneling and plenty of huge windows. It's some of the best fine dining in the Cache Valley. 35 E. 640th S., Logan.
Ride the funicular up to this pretty restaurant in Deer Valley. Once you get there, the views are amazing and the interior is cozy. 2300 Deer Valley Drive E.,
Park City.
Dining at La Caille is like visiting a French chalet. The interior is cozy and warm, and the grounds and just stunning. 9565 S. Wasatch Blvd., Sandy.
This little cabin nestled in the woods has been named the Most Romantic Restaurant by a number of sites, and deservedly so. Whether you dine on the patio or in the dining room, you're surrounded by natural beauty. 6451 E Millcreek Canyon Road, Salt Lake City.
Located on the 11th floor of the historic Ben Lomond Suites, Restaurant 1107 is polished and pretty. It also boasts great views of the city and the mountains. 2510 Washington Blvd., Ogden.
The Roof is a popular spot for marriage proposals, and if you're Mormon, you'll see why the moment you catch a glimpse of the view. This restaurant is located in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building (which was once Hotel Utah), and it overlooks the Salt Lake Temple. 15 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City.
For rustic beauty, head to Sundance for a meal at the Tree Room. With its natural surroundings and huge windows with views of the trees and mountains, this is fine dining...Utah style. 8841 N. Alpine Loop Road, Sundance.
You'll spend the evening in an Italian villa when you dine at Tuscany. This restaurant is elegant and welcoming. 2832 E. 6200 S., Salt Lake City.
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