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Utah, United States Food Guide: 3 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Draper
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Draper, Utah, United States. Draper is a city in Salt Lake and Utah counties in the U.S. state of Utah, located about 20 miles (32 km) south of Salt Lake City along the Wasatch Front. As of the 2010 census, it had a population of 42,274, having grown from 7,143 in 1990.
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1. Toscano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
The Experience Toscano represents the South Valleyâs pre-eminent dining environment with its inviting, sleek exterior highlighted with its floorâto-ceiling window walls permitting vast natural lighting and vistas of the Oquirrh sunsets. It's 20â live tree
Reviewed By Kona93
After shopping in the area and before attending an event we needed a place to dine. After seeing all the usual âfast food/chainâ style restaurants in n the area, that Utah seems to have an over abundance of, we find Toscano on Trip Advisor and made reservations. Wonderful ambiance, feels very upscale. Prices what we expected, reasonable for quality. Service was on par with setting although food arrived too quickly in my opinion. Decent wine list but Iâd like more choices by the glass. We ordered calamari and two pasta/seafood dishes. Everything was delicious to include the bread. We finally found a place to dine that we can recommend and one we will make sure to return. Thank you so much for coming in! We do hope you come back! We will be looking into our wine menu in Q1 of 2019 Thanks again!
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2. Cliff Dining Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 53 reviews
The Cliff Dining Pub brings an exciting interpretation of the American cookbook; featuring an eclectic mix of sushi rolls from Los Angeles, steak from the Heartland, sandwiches as diverse as our homes, and pastas from our urban cores. Our bar features han
Reviewed By Jeff C
My wife and I live just 5 minutes away from The Cliff Dining Pub and have driven by for years without eating there- until last night. From our visit we took away several impressions. What the Cliff Is- a nicely situated restaurant; wonderful ambiance, great views of Draper and the Oquirrh Mountains and opportunity to witness fabulous sunsets. There is a very nice terrace/patio with a fireplace and as we've seen from driving by in the past, in warmer weather you can eat outside. The Cliff is quite spacious and you can choose to eat in the Dining side or the Pub side. One side is more formal dining while the other is what the name implies, relaxing, kick back, watch some sports, and enjoy the sights and sounds. (they bring in live music on some nights) The staff was friendly and courteous, though our server was not quite as attentive as the night got busier. However, what the Cliff isn't: a go-to, knock your socks off food experience. Above all, we go to a restaurant for good food. We happened to order items from the menu that we have tried at other restaurants and none of the food seemed to measure up. My wife loves coconut shrimp and she was sorely disappointed. She didn't quite finish her tomato bisque soup as it didn't compare to a few of the restaurants just down the road. I went basic with Steak & Fries which was supposedly served Argentine Style with chimichurri and an egg on top. The fries were served with bleu cheese crumbles sprinkled on top. I lived in Argentina and I never had a steak like this- thank goodness. It lacked flavor and I had the impression that the chimichurri, pepper corn, and other add ons were an effort to disguise a rather ordinary steak. The egg was probably the highlight. I could barely eat the fries. While the crumbles added a different taste the fries on the bottom were soggy and not edible. The table next to us was close enough that we could see their food and hear their comments. Blackened Salmon, which I almost ordered, was quite good. The filet was okay, and the gentleman who ordered some type of flatbread concoction was quite vocal about his disappointment. While our server bragged about the popularity of many of the Cliff's dishes I think in the future we'll just continue to drive by to other places where we'll sacrifice ambiance for better food.
3. Leatherheads Sports Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By cannonater
Haven't been here in awhile.. Food was specific for the event and good quality taco bar.. This place is very loud, if you're looking for a place with lots of energy this is it...Was able to see a lot of friends from our industry. Excellent service
