Breakfast at Ruth’s Diner in Emigration Canyon
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
Request a seat on the patio of this 1930s trolley car to enjoy Mile High Biscuits while surrounded by the crisp canyon air.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 1.5 to 2-hour dining experience to account for the popular kitchen service and leisurely canyon atmosphere.
- 2Arrive at least 30 minutes before you want to eat on weekends, as this historic landmark does not take reservations and wait times can be significant.
- 3Bring a light jacket or sweater even in summer, as temperatures in Emigration Canyon are typically 10 degrees cooler than the Salt Lake Valley.
- 4Use the free dedicated parking lot directly across the street from the diner, but watch for cyclists frequently traversing the canyon road.
- 5Order the signature Mile High Biscuits with honey butter immediately upon sitting down to enjoy them while they are steaming hot.
- 6Combine your meal with a scenic drive further up Emigration Canyon toward Little Dell Reservoir for excellent bird watching and photography.
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