Ruth's Diner was founded in 1930 by Ruth Evans, a former cabaret singer who opened a hamburger stand in downtown Salt Lake City before relocating to a converted trolley car in Emigration Canyon in 1949, where the landmark diner has operated ever since. Now Utah's second-oldest restaurant, Ruth's has been featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives and consistently appears on national lists of America's best classic diners.
Family favorite! The canyon drive is beautiful and the mac and cheese is the best comfort food in SLC
golden crust, creamy center, emigration canyon light streaming in. pure comfort
ruths diner has been feeding salt lake since 1930. get the mac and cheese trust me
The kids ask to go to Ruth's just for the mac and cheese. The drive up the canyon is part of the experience.
Sharp cheddar base with a proper bechamel, baked until the top gets that golden crust. Ruth's has been doing this right since forever.
Ruth's mac and cheese in that cast iron skillet. Canyon drive, comfort food, can't beat it
How Ruth's Diner and peers rank in Salt Lake City, UT.
1st in Salt Lake City
1 Silver