Christina Spotts carries a tray of food while waitressing at the Market Street Grill at the Salt Lake City International Airport in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. New airport restaurants include Salt Lake City Pizza & Pasta, High West Distillery & Saloon, Cafe Rio Mexican Grill, Millcreek Coffee Roasters, Vivace by Cucina Toscana, Greek Souvlaki, Market Street Grill, Auntie Anne's, Smashburger, Great Wraps, Fresh Market On The Go, French Meadow Bakery & Cafe and Starbucks.
Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City International Airport celebrated the grand opening of 13 new restaurants Thursday, including seven Salt Lake-area establishments.
With a mix of Mexican, Greek and Italian food, as well as coffee shops and bars, travelers at Salt Lake City International have plenty of dining options, airport officials said.
"We are very pleased to offer customers updated, refreshed options featuring outstanding local brands and national favorites," said Maureen Riley, executive director of the Salt Lake City Department of Airports. "Sixty new shops and restaurants are now open at Salt Lake City International Airport, and seven more will be added by Christmas."
Three of the local restaurants — Café Rio, Greek Souvlaki and Market Street Grill — are located in the food court between concourses C and D. Joining those restaurants is one of three new Starbucks Coffee Cafes.
Concourse C is also now home to Salt Lake City Pizza & Pasta, as well as Millcreek Coffee Roasters. Travelers in Concourse D will also find two new dining locations — Vivace Cucina Toscana and Smashburger.
Concourse E travelers can now visit another local Salt Lake restaurant, High West Distillery & Saloon, as well as a third Starbucks located in the lobby of Terminal 2.
Located in Concourse B, travelers will have two new dining options, including pretzel maker Auntie Anne's and French Meadow Bakery & Café. In addition, two new restaurants in Concourse A — Great Wraps and Fresh Market OnTheGo — will provide quick, healthy dining options for travelers.
"With our long history in Salt Lake City, we could not be more excited about unveiling these terrific new restaurants," said Joe Waller, vice president of business development at HMSHost — provider of food, beverage and retail services at the airport. "It is a perfect mix of exceptional local restaurants and global favorites."
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Does anyone know if the new restaurants offer a real sit-down breakfast? Prior to these changes, Dick Clark's was the place to go for a traditional breakfast. I'm hoping there's something similar in this new mix.
Market Street Grill offers a full traditional breakfast menu, which is ironically in the same location as Dick Clark's :) They also offer the most popular Lunch & Dinner items you would find at their full service locations (including Clam More..