LGBTQ Friendly Salt Lake Itinerary

931 E 900 South
Start your day with a delicious morning treat at Publik Coffee, a trendy spot that offers a variety of breakfast options, from hearty dishes to vegan delights.

1380 S Main Street
Head to the Utah Pride Center, the hub of LGBTQ+ resources and activities in Salt Lake City. Even if there isn’t a specific event, the center often has art exhibits and resources you can explore to learn more about the local LGBTQ+ community.

912 S Jefferson Street
Enjoy a delightful Mediterranean lunch at Laziz Kitchen. LGBTQ-owned, the restaurant is known for its diverse menu and delightful atmosphere.

900 E 900 S (Harvey Milk Boulevard)
Stroll through the trendy 9th & 9th section of town, known for its unique shops, boutiques, eateries, and art galleries. Check out the outdoor life-sized whale sculpture “Out of the Blue” while you’re there.

376 8th Avenue
Located in the Avenues neighborhood, Avenues Proper has been a local neighborhood brewery since 2013. Upscale, locally sourced, and house-made dishes pair with an extensive beer menu.

Multiple Locations
Salt Lake City has a vibrant drag scene. Check out local LGBTQ+ and gay-friendly bars like Why Kiki, Club Try-Angles, and Bar-X for drag shows and other events. Be sure to check their schedules in advance.

250 S 300 E
Fuel up for your day with pastries and coffee at Gourmandise, a European-style bakery that has been recognized many times as one of the best bakeries in the city and state.

Multiple trailheads on Big Cottonwood Canyon Road
Drive to Big Cottonwood Canyon, about 30 minutes from downtown. Choose from easy, moderate, or challenging hikes, including Silver Lake Trail and Lake Blanche Trail.

11332 Big Cottonwood Canyon Road, Brighton
Enjoy a mountain-style meal at Silver Fork Lodge, with a unique, woodsy atmosphere and outstanding views of the surrounding mountains.

559 E 1300 S
Stroll through the beautiful Tracy Aviary located in a beautiful city park and enjoy the company of a remarkable number of bird species.

18 W Market Street 
Have dinner at Takashi, one of Salt Lake's top sushi restaurants. Their creative sushi rolls and Japanese dishes are a must-try.  

131 S Main
Check the schedule for performances at the Eccles Theater, a 2,500-seat high end theater that hosts touring Broadway shows, concerts, comedy, and more.

151 S 500 E
Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Oasis Cafe, a welcoming spot known for its inclusive, welcoming atmosphere.

410 Campus Center Drive
Spend your morning at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, with art ranging from classic to contemporary, and ongoing exhibits, talks, and discussions.

147 W Broadway
Enjoy truly delicious pub-style food and award-winning brews at this classic downtown brewery.

209 E 500 S
Spend your afternoon at The Leonardo, which is about building creative imagination, and which often hosts exhibits related to diversity and inclusion.

6451 Millcreek Canyon Road
For your farewell dinner, enjoy the scenic beauty and fine dining at Log Haven, which is an historic mountain retreat featuring waterfalls, wildflowers, and warm fires.

102 S 600 W
End your night with a nightcap at The Sun Trapp, the oldest operating LGBTQ+ bar in Salt Lake City. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere, signature cocktails, and perhaps even some dancing.