Whether you’re looking for a sweet treat, a full meal at a sit-down restaurant, or a little from columns A and B, you’re in luck. Gardner Village is home to Archibald’s Restaurant and Chocolate Covered Wagon. Each is known for its freshly-prepared specialties and unique atmosphere. Consider this your taste guide to all things yum at The Village.
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Sit back and relax. Archibald’s serves delicious comfort food, including a full menu of appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Its unique atmosphere combines modern elegance with rich industrial history.
Fried Green Tomatoes
Consider this one of Archibald’s signature favorites. Start your meal with this standalone appetizer or combine it with fried avocados for the best of both worlds.
Chicken Pot Pie with a Fresh Garden Side Salad
It’s comfort food at its finest. This is one of many amazing entrees available on the Archibald’s menu.
FUN FACT: This memorable Utah restaurant is located in a flour mill built in 1877 by Archibald Gardner, one of Utah’s original pioneer settlers. Today, the mill is on the National Historic Registry.
Open for lunch and dinner.
This mouth-watering wagon train features more than just delicious chocolate. Caramel and taffy also put this delectable place on the map. Try their individually wrapped caramel or go for their insanely delicious caramel apples.
It wouldn’t be a Salt Lake-based candy shop if salt water taffy weren’t on the menu. Perhaps the store’s most popular attraction is the old-fashioned taffy puller. Stop in and watch how the taffy that inspired an 2002 Olympic collectible pin is made.
FUN FACT: This candy store, which sits in what was once a train station, has been featured on Food Network and the Travel Channel.
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Hungry? Your full menu of eats and treats await at Gardner Village.
Cheers!
Megan Hoeppner
Wednesday Aug 21 2019
Whether you’re looking for a sweet treat, a full meal at a sit-down restaurant, or a little from columns A and B, you’re in luck. Gardner Village is home to Archibald’s Restaurant and Chocolate Covered Wagon. Each is known for its freshly-prepared specialties and unique atmosphere. Consider this your taste guide to all things yum at The Village.
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Archibald’s Restaurant
Sit back and relax. Archibald’s serves delicious comfort food, including a full menu of appetizers, main courses, desserts, and drinks. Its unique atmosphere combines modern elegance with rich industrial history.
Fried Green Tomatoes
Consider this one of Archibald’s signature favorites. Start your meal with this standalone appetizer or combine it with fried avocados for the best of both worlds.
Chicken Pot Pie with a Fresh Garden Side Salad
It’s comfort food at its finest. This is one of many amazing entrees available on the Archibald’s menu.
FUN FACT: This memorable Utah restaurant is located in a flour mill built in 1877 by Archibald Gardner, one of Utah’s original pioneer settlers. Today, the mill is on the National Historic Registry.
Open for lunch and dinner.
Chocolate Covered Wagon
This mouth-watering wagon train features more than just delicious chocolate. Caramel and taffy also put this delectable place on the map. Try their individually wrapped caramel or go for their insanely delicious caramel apples.
It wouldn’t be a Salt Lake-based candy shop if salt water taffy weren’t on the menu. Perhaps the store’s most popular attraction is the old-fashioned taffy puller. Stop in and watch how the taffy that inspired an 2002 Olympic collectible pin is made.
FUN FACT: This candy store, which sits in what was once a train station, has been featured on Food Network and the Travel Channel.
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Hungry? Your full menu of eats and treats await at Gardner Village.
Cheers!
Megan Hoeppner