Tin Angel Cafe - Salt Lake City

Really enjoyed the tapasThey have moved to a new location but we ate at the second to last night at the old location. Excellent tapas and enjoyed the martinis too! We'll be back to the new place someday.

Expensive, but well worth every penny. A delightful atmosphere with live piano music, a gorgeous view of the Salt Lake temple, and the most amazing food you'll ever try. My friends and I went for my birthday and had a wonderful time.

Fantastic Thai food for a reasonable price. There are lots of duck dishes that are fabulous, and if you order it hot it'll burn your face off! Yum!  The people are so nice, if scatter brained. It's busy in there. Just relax, eat some.

Came for the Saturday brunch with a group of 7, and all 7 of us had a wonderful meal.  We tried a pretty broad range of menu items, and nothing we ordered was short of outstanding.  Standouts included the Pan Francis (French toast), the red flannel hash, the steak salad, biscuits and gravy, and the soup of the day (a tomato coconut curry soup that was seriously awesome).  The well-varied menu had so many interesting-sounding choices that we had a really tough time deciding what to order.  From our experience, though, I don't think you'll go wrong with anything you choose. The restaurant is very allergen friendly, with LOTS of gluten free choices that are as flavorful as the regular menu.  Even the gluten free bread was among the very best we've ever had. The decor is funky and the restaurant is a very pleasant space, looking out over a park area with large windows.  An attractive place to share a meal with friends.  If we had a complaint, the service was a tad bit slow, but given that we weren't in a hurry and were having such an enjoyable meal, this wasn't a deterrent in the least.

Came for the Saturday brunch with a group of 7, and all 7 of us had a wonderful meal.  We tried a pretty broad range of menu items, and nothing we ordered was short of outstanding.  Standouts included the Pan Francis (French toast), the red flannel hash, the steak salad, biscuits and gravy, and the soup of the day (a tomato coconut curry soup that was seriously awesome).  The well-varied menu had so many interesting-sounding choices that we had a really tough time deciding what to order.  From our experience, though, I don't think you'll go wrong with anything you choose. The restaurant is very allergen friendly, with LOTS of gluten free choices that are as flavorful as the regular menu.  Even the gluten free bread was among the very best we've ever had. The decor is funky and the restaurant is a very pleasant space, looking out over a park area with large windows.  An attractive place to share a meal with friends.  If we had a complaint, the service was... read more