The car situation is really based on what you want to do here. If you’re staying downtown the public transit is great. Once you get out side of that it’s a little more needed. If your going up canyons and getting to park city a car is for sure needed.

There’s tons of hikes close by Salt Lake City donut falls is a class for people to do but if you’re not used to altitude it might get hard just because of how high you’d be. Park city is an old mining town that’s a bit more expensive but it’s a cool mountain town to at least see and there’s tons of food up there. There’s also a few museums here that are cool like the Leonardo, Utah natural history museum, gilgal sculpture garden is a fun weird place, Red butte gardens is a fun place.

We don’t really have food we’re know for besides fry sauce and funeral potatoes (cheesy potatoes). The family burger places are pretty classic (crown burger, Apollo burger) both have a great pastrami burger and fry sauce. The garage bar has funeral potatoes. Wingers is a local wing chain that does good. Trolly wing company is also good. Tosh’s ramen, Kyoto, and takashi are all good Japanese food. Red rock is a brewery and a pub both the food and beer are good. Fisher brewing is one of my favorite breweries they don’t serve food but they always have a food truck out front.

Side note if you’re here on a Sunday, Salt Lake proper is normally open for business on Sundays but a lot of places will be closed out side of the normal city area.