Capitol Hill
Places to eat in Capitol Hill
Breakfast, lunch and dinner spots in Capitol Hill.
Places to eat
Where to eat in Capitol Hill
Breakfast
- Marmalade Brunch House. 535 N 300 W. Breakfast and lunch with a French touch: pancakes, beignets and French toast. Their website
Lunch and dinner
- Arlo. 271 N Center St. A sit-down dinner restaurant with a menu built on local farms, plus Sunday brunch. Their website
- Koyote. 551 W 400 N, on the west edge of the Marmalade district. Japanese ramen, rice dishes and small plates like dumplings. Their website
Hours change, so check their website before you go. Last checked November 6, 2026.
Know the area
What Capitol Hill is like
A historic Salt Lake City neighborhood built around the Utah State Capitol, with the Marmalade District on its west slope.
Capitol Hill takes its name from the Utah State Capitol, built on the hill between 1912 and 1916. The neighborhood's west slope, the Marmalade District, holds some of the oldest documented homes in the state, with streets named for fruit trees.
Questions about Capitol Hill?
Call or text Delia, (801) 824-6385
