Where is the Best Salad in Salt Lake City, Utah?
Expensive but good, my tuna was great. My boyfriends lobster was amazing! However $40 for a lobster tail is a lot. I’ve been to restaurants around the same $$$ and liked them better…I guess I just wasn’t that impressed. Service was good though…my boyfriend liked it… it’s not a place that I would go to again and to me it didn’t live up to it’s reputation. However, I didn’t dislike it..
I went to The Other Place for the first time last night after hearing about it on line. The place has great food at really good prices. The portions are HUGE, and the DALMATHES were perfect. They have great feta as well. I cannot wait to go there to sample their breakfasts next time. The staff was friendly and I have enough leftovers to enjoy tasty Greek food for lunch today. I highly recommend it.Pros + Large Portions, FABULOUS Dalmathes, Inexpensive
All-you-can-eat soup, salad and breadsticks from Olive Garden is one of the chain-restaurant-world’s great dinner deals. And it’s actually relatively healthy, if you don’t drown your bread in Alfredo sauce and overdo it on the salad dressing and croutons. (They’ll charge you at least $1 for a side of sauce, anyway, and that’ll add up quick.) You will be seated next to someone who’s having a birthday. You will be seated next to a screaming baby. The minestrone soup is not always up to par (sometimes it’s too watery). But, especially if you need to stop somewhere off the freeway, this is usually the best choice for cheap Italian eats. Oh — try not to go on a Sunday afternoon, unless you really want to be trampled by stampeeding post-church patrons.
