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For the past two decades or so, Salt Lake City has had an identity crisis when it comes to coffee. --- Yes, I know what I'm writing will be taken as heresy by hundreds, but there's a good amount of proof that some patrons don't care about the quality of the coffee they're drinking, and that searching out a cup seems to be more of a lifestyle trend.
On the last Sunday of each month, chef Franck Peissel and sous chef Robert Perkins team up to create a unique Champagne brunch at Franck's restaurant. --- This Sunday, July 28, is the next bubbly brunch.�
Dear GYA: I'm not from around here, so what the hell is Pioneer Day, and what am I supposed to do? Someone told me it's some statehood holiday, but I still don't get it.
The predominant religion in town may be growing, but that doesn't mean everyone who joins the faith end up agreeing with everything preached their way. --- In fact, the last few years have seen a steady rise in people leaving the LDS Church over various topics and issues, and while some may be silent about their departure, there are a few outspoken voices in the crowd who don't see fit to keep it to themselves.
