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What To Eat & Drink in Salt Lake This Holiday Season

Posted on December 17, 2025
Terina Ria

Terina Ria

Eggnog latte in white cup on a blue table.

Eggnog latte from Joe the Barista. (Ali Vallarta/City Cast Salt Lake)

IMHO, seasonally-themed food and drink is one of life’s great pleasures, especially during the holidays. Here are some of the best morsels and festive sips to try around Salt Lake right now.

Drink & Be Merry

The eggnog latte from Joe the Barista delivers all the comfort and joy you need this time of year. If you’re craving something with a little more kick, head to Seasons Drinking at Drift Lounge, decked out in festive decor, and they’ll even light your drink on fire.

Jelly donuts on a white plate.

Raspberry sufganiyot from Feldman’s Deli. (Feldman’s Deli)

Good Things To Eat

Feldman’s Deli has latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiyot (jelly-filled donuts) to celebrate Hanukkah. And the winter specials at Eva’s Bakery make for the perfect lunch: french dip with caraway creme fraiche and smoked gouda, apple kouign amann, and white chocolate citrus latte.

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

Salt Lakers love ice cream in all forms, even when it’s cold out. Cluck Truck is serving up shakes of all flavors, including a seasonal white chocolate peppermint (pro tip: go on Mondays for 50% off shakes). Rockwell Ice Cream rolled out their holiday lineup with a chocolate orange (dark chocolate with swirls of orange curd). And Monkeywrench offers vegan eggnog ice cream.

If You’re Entertaining

If you’re hosting a holiday party this year, order a Buche de Noel from Passion Flour Patisserie to really impress your guests. Or outsource your rolls to the experts at Table X Bread. If you’ve got visitors in town, treat them to Nutcracker Tea & Cocoa at Bambara this Sunday, Dec. 21 with towers of dainty sandwiches and petite pastries.

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