r/Utah_Food

This filet mignon I had at Positano’s Italian Kitchen And Wine Bar was to die for! Will definitely go back and if you are ever in the St. George area you need to go eat dinner you won’t regret it🙂

If you want to try some great Venezuelan food, then check out La Casa de la Arepa in downtown SLC. This a Pabellon Arepa and it features a classic combination of Venezuelan ingredients. Slow cooked shredded beef, black beans, fried plantains, and cheese, covered with a green cilantro-based sauce. I ate a lot of Arepas when traveling in Colombia. There is a lot of debate between Colombia and Venezuela about which country has the best Arepas. And I won't jump into that. But you don't have to travel to either place to have a great Arepa here in SLC. I thought it was equal to any I ate in Colombia.

Pollo asado fajitas!

Pretty enjoyable!

The beans were the most memorable though.

Definitely worth a try, beautiful new building.

Parking was decent too, a garage right behind the restaurant and they validate.

Hey everyone! So I dont know how I didnt hear about this until now but Yoko Ramen closed a little bit ago and my Fiancée and I are very sad about it. We are very particular about our Ramen and I am in need of a place that is equally as great or similar. Please help me find my new Ramen spot!!