So, there is this really interesting little restaurant in SLC, it is called "The Blue Plate Diner." When my niece, Vanessa, graduated, we went there to eat. Aaron and I have wanted to go back when it was just us, or just our little family, so we went last week. We were not disappointed. It has a funky atmosphere that I appreciate, sort of a "ma & pa" type place, but not quite, it is actually hard to explain, you need to see it to understand it I guess I could kind of compare it to the old "Bill and Nada's." But then again there is really nothing like "Bill & Nada's." Or even "Ruth's Diner" up emigration.
Anyway they have three sorts of french fries that you can choose from: shoestring, steak or Cajun. The shoestring fries are just like regular fries, the steak fries are just like steak fries (imagine that) and the Cajun fries are HUGE, a potato cut into fourths, fried and salted with a Cajun salt, Aaron seemed to like them. The kids and I got the shoestring fries. The kids got Chicken Nuggets (of course), I got a Caprese type sandwich that was huge and wonderful, I loved it, I ate the whole thing. Aaron got a Reuben Sandwich.
The food was good, the menu is very interesting, a large variety of stuff. Apparently they are famous for their breakfasts. And you can't really ask for better service. I would suggest checking this place out if only for the interesting atmosphere.
Here are some links to the above mentioned restaurants:
Blue Plate Diner - doesn't have a website, but here are a bunch of links that have reviews and such:
Blue Plate Diner
Blue Plate Diner
Blue Plate Diner
Blue Plate Diner
Bill & Nada's doesn't have a website, no longer exists, but here are some links that talk about it:
Bill & Nada's
Bill & Nada's
Ruth's Diner
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Blue Plate Diner
Posted by Ms. Karlyn at 7/22/2007 08:05:00 PM
Labels: Family, other stuff
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Thanks for the link to my entry about Bill and Nadas. I LOVE Blue Plate Diner. It feels like I'm going to a friend's house to eat.
Oh, Bill and Nada's!! I had go to there for a paper I wrote when I was at school at the U. A folk art class. Very cool. I'd love to try the Blue Plate.
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