Sugar House Station

Came here for dinner with friends and also for the coffee in the morning. Definitely a cute new food hall that’s unique because you are served at a table versus having to go up to counters and order yourself. The coffee drinks are delicious and it’s nice to sit out on the patio.

SugarHouse Station is shaping into a fantastic food hall, blending a casual yet modern atmosphere with an exciting mix of eateries. While only three concepts are open so far—Birdhouse, the Italian place, and Proper—there’s already much to enjoy. We opted for the tortellini with vodka sauce and the Italian salad, both satisfying choices. Our meal started with marinated cucumbers and a meatball with marinara, which set the tone nicely. To drink, I had a Bombay Sapphire martini, slightly dirty and perfectly balanced, while my other half went with a glass of red wine. The space is open and inviting, with a smooth ordering process—simply order at the counter, take a number, and have your food brought to you. The bartender was fantastic—friendly, engaging, and making the experience even better. Since it wasn’t too busy, it was the perfect time to visit before the place hit full stride. I can imagine it getting lively once more vendors open, and I’m incredibly excited about the upcoming Greek and Wine Bar additions. One thing to note—since it’s a bar-focused food hall, you’ll need to be 21+ with an ID. There’s also a coffee shop right at the entrance, which we’ll take advantage of next time. Overall, SugarHouse Station has excellent potential, and I’m glad we got to experience it in its early days. Looking forward to seeing it thrive!

Sugarhouse Station is a convenient spot with a mix of casual dining options like tacos, pizza, chicken, and pasta. The food is decent, and having multiple choices in one place is a plus. The bars serve good drinks, which adds to the appeal. However, the atmosphere is okay, and the overall experience doesn’t quite match the high prices. For a food court-style setup, it feels overpriced. It’s an okay place for a quick bite or a drink, but not a must-visit.

This is a nice food hall in sugarhouse! There’s lots of options for food here, and a lot of outside seating. Was a bit confusing how to order at first, but a server helped us out. I got the bolognese lasagna. It was delicious! And so filling! We were a bit confused if we were supposed to leave our silverware or not on the table, so ended up bringing it back inside. While the food was delicious, the operations of how to order and clean up if required were a bit unclear. Especially considering the main area to sit was exclusively 21+

Usually love the food here. But my husband ordered a pizza that listed only veggie options on the menu. The pizza came out with chorizo. Which while delicious isn't something he can eat as a vegetarian. Our bartender was clearly stressed and needed a break. Maybe hire more bartenders?

Cool spot to check out, customer service was great and friendly. Food options was wonderful. Beer selection and spirit selection was good. Didn't have time to get cocktails. But the menu have great selections.

Loves Sugarhouse station. Felt like a more upscale food hall which we loved. Food was great, service was decent but it was a Saturday night so that is too be expected. Love that it is 21+, ambience was great. Beautiful space!

Such a fun concept with great food, drinks, and ambiance. As someone who grew up eating at Cannella's with my family around twice a month, I am SO excited to see it back at Sugar House Station. The lasagna Bolognese I had from them was really tasty, and my parents loved their Turkey Tetrazzini and Italian Salad. Such great staples that were sorely missed when the original location closed. The drinks were also really great, and the bar staff were all really cool (shout-out to Josh). The food did come out a bit slow and our table server was pretty slow to take our orders and check up on us for drinks, but I expect that the slow-ish service is just a kink that will be worked out as Sugar House Station gets more months under its belt. On my second visit for lunch, I was incredibly impressed by the chicken parm sandwich which was huge and delicious-- probably the best I've had. However, when on my third visit when I came in for their late night menu, I was pretty underwhelmed by the pizza (as other reviews have mentioned, it's like a poor imitation of a detroit style pizza which doesn't feel super fresh). However, even though id didn't love the pizza, the best thing about this place is that there are so many options. Overall, this food hall is a really fun concept and I'm looking forward to trying some more restaurants here next time I'm back in Salt Lake.

Sugarhouse station is a good vibe! The space is large with high ceilings. It's a bit loud inside but I was still able to have conversation during my meal. The ordering was a little confusing at first. We sat on the side where you scan a code and order at the table. After submitting our order we had a "now what" moment. Do we go get a number or go to a window? Food and drink were brought to our table shortly after, and we realized anyone walking around with a number had ordered their food at a kiosk instead of at the table. Everything we had was great! I had the Italian salad from Canellas. It was huge and delicious. I only ate half and took the rest home. My husband got the La Toscana sandwich from Pizza Bar. Again a huge dish with lots to take home. We ordered fries from Proper, delicious but not needed. Then we shared the lime and vanilla ice cream. It was grainy, maybe it's sorbet or something. It still tasted great despite the strange texture. What I loved about this food hall compared to others is all your food from different places is on one bill. Check out was easy and done on the phone. I'm definitely planning on coming back!

Sugar House Station is in the old Chop Shop building. It's a quasi-food court, but you get table service rather than ordering from the different restaurants directly. I appreciate the variety of menus to choose from and the centralized way of ordering-you get variety without complexity. There's a bar area as well as an outdoor seating space, if you have folks in your party under 21 years old. The patio is nicely shaded, which makes it comfy in the summer months too. Sometimes there's live music, but that is in the 21+ area. Service was a little hit and miss. Our server had a negative attitude and slow to bring out water then forgot the cream with the coffee. Maybe he had lots of tables inside and we were forgotten? Overall, I'd come back just for the variety of food items-you can get something for everyone. Just don't be in a hurry.

So many options and I will definitely be back. Food was terrific, though the pizza place took awhile. Be sure to order the lime soft serve after your meal. It was quite nice. Place is a nice open space. You'll make new friends fast with the seating style of the center space. Or if you like to keep to yourself, there are plenty of booths too. Parking is a bit chaotic, but not hard to find space.

Wow. Name familiar food that has been part of the city from even more than 40 years ago! Staff is excited and ready to serve. The atmosphere gets kudos from other big names that exceed artistic expectations for a glorious vibe. My vote is "Yay!" Join the fun, have a hangout, hold a party. It's all here.

Sugarhouse Station is one of my favorite new places!! I love the vibe!! It's so relaxed and everyone is so friendly!! Great variety of food too!!! I've been here several times and gotten food from Proper, Greek Tyrant, Cannellas and Pizza Bar!! Everything has been delicious!! I want to come back and have Sunday brunch some time!!

What a fun addition to the Sugarhouse area! You must be 21 to dine inside. However, the coffee area and patio are all ages. The space is clean and roomy, and the staff were so friendly and attentive. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Indoor has a formal dining side, and a self service side where you order from a QR code. Six of us sat on the self service side on a Thursday night. There's a water station and utensils you can get yourself as well. Ordering from the QR code was easy, but the menus didn't list what came in each dish so we had to have both menus pulled up on our phone. Some items were listed on the QR menu but not their online menu. Everything we ordered was delicious and came out in a timely manner. The only exception was the birria tacos. The consommé was so salty! The birria was great on its own though. I had the chicken gyro and highly recommend it. The chicken was super tender and had the perfect about of tzatziki sauce. The portions are big with entrees being shareable if you wanted. The price is also reasonable. You are able to order NA drinks from the QR menu, but have to go to the bar if you want alcoholic drinks. Great spot if you're strolling around the area!

All the food we tried from this place was spectacular! Strangely, you order it online and they can bring it to your table. You can also walk up to the many food options and order it from the kiosk. An issue is that their menus do not describe what the food is so unless you're already familiar with it, you don't know really what you're getting. The alcohol is decent. However, the bartender was having a horrible day and it was only 5 o'clock in the evening. He was sarcastic and rude when we first requested our drinks and then when we asked what he would recommend he didn't explain any customer favorite or his favorite-- he just made a face and said that subjective and left it at that, and then we asked if he had a menu and he finally gave us a drink menu. They do not have a huge variety of drinks to make it an open bar. The ambience is fun, but it was so hot inside. I can't imagine what it would feel like in the middle of a summer day.

This was fun. We went in and tried a drink from each "bar" and a variety of foods. Tacos, onion rings, chicken fried mushroom... The foods we picked we enjoyed. The chicken fried mushroom sandwich was spicy in that good horseradish way, onion rings were yummy and my husband really liked his tacos. The birria surprised him and he would get it again. We just walked around. We talked to bar tenders and people at the restaurants and it felt like we were in a new city. As parents it was nice to go somewhere kid-free (the patio and Publik allow kids) that felt like a good date spot. It got very busy on a Saturday night and we were thrilled to see this!

Service was okay, it wasn't crowded (Sunday brunch) and there were two of us. They brought one of our orders out quickly but didn't bring the other one out for 15 minutes. They said there was a problem with a 'missing' ingredient. We weren't offered any options for the wait. The breakfast burrito had mostly potatoes inside. Hard to even find any eggs! Guess that was the missing ingredient. They need some help managing the orders and the timing and also increasing the quality of the food. I'll try it again but Hearth and Hill is directly across the street so lots of competition.

This bar is such a fun and new concept! Staff is very nice and checked in the perfect amount of times. The food is great and there are plenty of options for everyone! The reinvented post office is a great place for such a fun environment!

Ordering was difficult at best. No menus on the table and no item descriptions on the downloaded menu, just names. There are only two kitchens making the broad range of foods but represented as several different kitchens. My Malibu chicken had two large pieces of gristle causing a gag reflex. I was excited to have this type of restaurant so near my house. Sad to see it executed poorly The real deal is Hall Pass in the gateway mall.

We love this place. The staff is amazing. The food is fantastic. Highly recommend it!!!!

Cannellas meatball sub in this place is amazing! Don't listen to that 2 star review. Gerald is trippin. There's a process to ordering and you can do it from your phone and it's easy.