Andrew L.
10/17/2025
Ok so the prices are VERY reasonable, which is why I'm giving it 4 stars rather than 3. Hard to find a Mexican place where a burrito plate isn't $20. Food was great. Flavorful, hot, very good....
Salazar's Cafe
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3325 S 900 E
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Nestled in the heart of Salt Lake City, UT, Salazar's Cafe stands tall like an elegant apartment building, beckoning passersby with its charming facade. The bustling city streets surround this cozy establishment, offering a vibrant backdrop to its inviting atmosphere. With its modern architecture and welcoming ambiance, this cafe exudes a sense of urban sophistication.
Upon entering Salazar's Cafe, guests are greeted by a stylish interior that mirrors the sleek design of a contemporary apartment building. The decor seamlessly blends industrial elements with cozy touches, creating a unique and comfortable space for patrons to enjoy their favorite brews and bites. Whether you're seeking a quiet corner to work or a lively spot to catch up with friends, this cafe's apartment-like charm provides the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience in Salt Lake City.
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4.044 reviews
James H.
8/30/2025
Came for some home cooking. Left with some Kroger mild cheddar cheese sprinkled sparingly between two store bought tortillas. This experience felt like when Grandma's home cooking fell off the...
Ralph L.
9/24/2025
Amazing food for a very reasonable cost, the owners are beyond welcoming and went above and beyond to make sure that our first time dining there went smoothly. Would recommend to anyone looking...
Mica G.
6/13/2024
I have been regularly attending Salazar's cafe since technically before I was born. Ida's chile verde was the main dish my mother craved when she was pregnant with me. Ida's is my home and my...
Quenette D.
2/28/2025
Family owned with authentic Mexican flare!!! The red chile, beef and beans with rice was tasty. The Coke was a product of Mexico and you can tell the difference in the flavor.
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