If you haven't discovered the incredible quality of delicious Utah food products that local businesses have to offer, you are definitely missing out! From the finest meats and cheeses to sweet or salty creations, the Beehive State offers a delectable variety of local food products that will make any family dinner or holiday gathering something to savor. 1. Creminelli Fine … [Read more...] about Fab 5: Utah Food Products
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Fab 5: Mountain Restaurants with Spectacular Autumn Drives
When the air begins to turn crisp and the leaves start to show their fall colors, I always dream of driving in the mountains. And few things are better than a fall drive to one of my favorite mountain restaurants to enjoy the scrumptious food and fresh air. Here are five of my favorite destinations with traditional fare and cozy surroundings, and where the drive up is as … [Read more...] about Fab 5: Mountain Restaurants with Spectacular Autumn Drives
Localz Bistro: A Taste of Utah
The name says it all: Localz Bistro! It’s a restaurant that was created for locals with a casual neighborhood feel. And it’s a bistro because the food is nicer than a café, with a nod to all things popular and healthy. A Family-Run Bistro The main reason I chose this restaurant to feature, however, is because of the family behind it. Meet Dad, Kenny Lovette; … [Read more...] about Localz Bistro: A Taste of Utah
Meet Michael McHenry of Oak Wood Fire Kitchen
Meet Michael McHenry: entrepreneur, restaurateur, philanthropist, community engineer, mentor, and all-around fabulous guy! I live in a pretty hyped world of positive thinkers, but by the time I finished his interview, I felt like I was ready to change the world! Michael and I first met on the top of the downtown Maverick building getting ready to repel “Over The … [Read more...] about Meet Michael McHenry of Oak Wood Fire Kitchen
Salsa Queen: Salsa to Die For
Thirty years ago, Salsa Queen (Yes, that is her legal name; she was formerly known as Marhaba Zapata) came to the United States from Monterrey, Mexico, with her family, a suitcase with a few clothes, and one or two pictures. She was 17. A Rough Start “We didn’t speak English and we weren’t legal. I wasn’t able to finish high school due to the barrier of language because I … [Read more...] about Salsa Queen: Salsa to Die For
