How Do You Eat In Salt Lake City On The Cheap?
Though not traditionally thought of as a haven for ethnic foods, Salt Lake now has a variety of Mexican, Italian and even Asian restaurants. Since these usually offer cheaper alternatives to fine dining, look for them sprinkled throughout the downtown area along with brewpubs, deli shops and pizza parlors. Ask when you reserve your room if the hotel or motel offers packages that include meals at local restaurants. Sometimes you can get discounted meals thrown in with the accommodations. Buy a local guidebook and peruse the restaurant section, paying special attention to restaurants listed in the “budget” category. Also read reviews and decide where you’ll get the most bang for your buck. Pick up a local newspaper such as the “Salt Lake Tribune” and check out the restaurant listings. These are usually included in the Friday or weekend editions. Check your hotel’s lobby or your room for menus or coupons from nearby restaurants. Call and ask about prices before you go. Walk around the dow
