Don't miss the habanero-infused chili-mayo fry sauce. A wide array of local microbrews are served as well as Brewvies' version of a Long Island iced tea, called "The Dan Aykroyd." Read more.
Before coming in, get more information from relatives and outside resources. You'll want to spend all day here with how much history is within these walls. What you find out may surprise you. Enjoy :0
Open 365 days a year, the Clark Planetarium is a high-tech 360 degree immersion into the galaxy unlike any other. Check out the wonderful space exhibits when you're not in the Planetarium or IMAX. Read more.
Bobsled rides are a must do if visiting the area. You get free tour pass of Olympic Park with your ticket.
Head outside the arena to find the Stock & Mailman statues. Notice anything familiar with how they’re positioned? That’s right. The pick-and-roll is immortalized in bronze.
You gotta go to Moochies and try the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich...actually any sandwich is awesome! Read more.
Check out the fountains that were created by the same designers as the Las Vegas Bellagio fountains
Come the best Brunch in town. $8 all you can eat, $2 mimosas and the best patio in town!
Not only the best beer selection in town, but also the best (maybe the only) cajon-themed restaurant. Beer is epic, but food is worth a visit as well.
The crowd at this downtown sports bar-which offers a rooftop patio with a beautiful, urban view -morphs with the sun. The early-evening is a more mature crowd and gets younger as the night wears on. Read more.
Try their signature meal; a charbroiled beef patty topped with a pile of pastrami. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
There are cozy paneled booths up front and long slab of a bar. Try the Regimental Red, an Irish red beer custom-made for Piper Down by Red Rock Brewing, or the "Bloody Piper Brunch," Read more.
Great place to stroll, and spend and evening. Also great place to take a date. Sundays parking is free.
Adam tried the Machine Gun during his visit. The sandwich is filled with spicy lamb sausage, crispy fries and doused in sauce. As seen on Travel Channel’s Man v. Food Nation.
While the Utes are the longest running tenants, the most famous is the 2002 Salt Lake Games. Go to Olympic Cauldron Park to check out Olympic museum and see a ton of other memorabilia from the games.
Visit Temple Square during the holiday season. Lights are turned on at dusk and turned off at 10 p.m. on Temple Square. The light display ends on New Year's Eve.
I know, a library right? Well this one is AMAZING and deserves a visit. Perhaps the "sexiest" building in SLC or anywhere for that matter. Big bonus: Buy a coffee and something to nosh on from Salt La Read more.
If you have time, do a session here. It's a history lesson just being inside the building.
Tweet your city when you get inside and watch the wall change colors based on the weather in that city.
One of the great minor league baseball parks in the country. Lean back and enjoy the beautiful mountain views.
You don't have to be Mormon to go to this but they have a really cool movie that they play at this place that you can learn a lot more about the Mormon history! Super cool place!
