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American Legion Holladay Post 71
Welcome to the charming world of American Legion Holladay Post 71, a culinary haven nestled in the heart of Salt Lake City at 3419 W Temple. Known not just for its food, but also for its vibrant atmosphere, this establishment perfectly marries classic American comfort with a touch of local charm. Whether you're a member of the legion or just passing through, the exquisite offerings promise an unforgettable dining experience.
The menu at American Legion Holladay Post 71 is a celebration of hearty flavors and mouthwatering delights. At the forefront are the renowned Beasty Burgers, with options like the Beasty Original and the tantalizing Legion Burger. Priced reasonably at US$11.00 for the Beasty and US$14.00 for the Legion Burger, each bite offers a delightful combination of fresh ingredients and bold flavors that resonate with the spirit of Americana. Notably, the T-bone steak stands out as a signature dish, celebrated for its remarkable tenderness and smoky depth, evidenced by reviewers proclaiming it the “best steak” they’ve ever tasted.
- Atmosphere: Step into an ambiance that exudes warmth and camaraderie, where soft lighting mingles with cheerful bar conversations, creating a soothing backdrop for your culinary adventure.
- Service: The staff is not just attentive but embodies genuine hospitality. Whether it’s Doug’s warm greeting or Mike’s friendly fist bump, every interaction enhances the dining experience.
- Community Vibe: This spot feels like home—a hidden gem where locals gather, making everyone feel like a part of the family.
Highlighting the essentials, the salad bar complements every meal beautifully, featuring a range of dressings like the Thousand Island that sets the stage for the culinary journey. And let’s not forget the more adventurous options like the Beasty Jalapeno and Beasty Mushroom, each promising to awaken your taste buds.
The raving user reviews paint a picture of bliss. Anya Mayr describes it as a “sanctuary of culinary splendor,” noting that it’s not merely about eating; it’s about honoring the art of food. Meanwhile, customers like Robert Naylor and Brandon Brooks have echoed similar sentiments, hailing the venue as a perfect destination for both flavor and atmosphere.
In summary, American Legion Holladay Post 71 is more than just a restaurant; it's a place where food is truly celebrated. As you savor each dish, you’ll find yourself immersed in an experience that not only satisfies hunger but also nourishes the soul. So come, enjoy the incredible vibes, and treat yourself to a culinary journey that’s sure to leave you longing for your next visit.
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“ In the heart of gastronomic delight, where flavors dance with unrestrained joy, stands a sanctuary of culinary splendor. This restaurant, a beacon for those who seek not just to eat but to experience the symphony of taste, invites guests into an ambiance whispering of elegance and warmth. Soft beer sign lighting casts a rosy blue glow, while the gentle hum of bar conversations creates a rhythm that soothes the soul. The aroma alone is enough to transport you, each scent a promise of the wonders that await. From the first taste of the Thousand Island dressing on your salad, to the garlic buttery-ness of the bread, to the smoothest cutting T-Bone steak you have ever encountered —flavors are balanced with precision, a harmonious blend that lingers long after the meal is over. Service here is more than just attentive; it is an orchestration of grace and efficiency. From Doug’s kind hello, to Mike’s firm fist bump, every need is anticipated (including the emotional ones), every desire fulfilled with a smile that speaks of genuine hospitality. It is this dedication to the guest's experience that transforms a meal into a memorable occasion. In this restaurant, food is not merely consumed; it is celebrated. Every visit is a journey, every dish a discovery. At Post 71, dining is not just about satisfying hunger; it is about feeding the soul, showcasing what happens when skill, creativity, and a love for the craft converge. ”
“ Used to be great. I cannot get anyone on the phone, day or night. I got my membership card in the mail today, after five months! ”
“ Never have I felt more American. The T-bone steak here was 10/10. Cooked over a grill with an open fire you can see at the end of the room. This is a classic biker bar feel with the nicest people. Big bang for your buck. Hidden gem for sure ”
“ Guys, please do not read past this review. Take this extremely seriously. I don’t know how to else to say this except that I just had the best streak I have ever had in my entire life. From the seasonings to the way it melted in my mouth. From the 3 lbs of meat to the way the t-bone could cut with a butter knife. These people are so so so kind and you will 100000% not be disappointed. Come here ready to spend some time, enjoy incredible vibes, and have the best steak you will have ever eaten in your life. ”
“ I don’t even know how to describe my experience right now. The vibes of this place are incredible, the people are so wonderful. The t-bone was seasoned beautifully and cooked to perfection. The bread and salad bar are the perfect pair to the experience of the steak. This place is such a gem, I could not recommend it more. ”
“ Ok y'all, hear me out. This place isn't the fanciest, but that's what makes it great. They cook up a steak sexier than a summer dress on a windy day. The char makes you want to run out into the street and yell a high pitched "yeah" at the top of your lungs. The menu is so reasonably priced, and the portions so large, you'll struggle not leaving a larger tip than you normally would. Know what you're getting yourself into, Post 71 is full of "regulars", so you may get an up and down look as an outsider, but the staff are as friendly as can be and will make sure you are well taken care of. Sadly, I missed the memo that the Andre the Giant worthy T-bone steak is only served on Saturdays and requires a two day in advance RSVP. If you want a good solid meal that won't break the bank, come over and support Post 71. ”
“ Just wanted to say thanks to Mike “Tiny” Roberts for continuing his father’s legacy with the Post 71. Daryl would be so proud of his son! This is such a fun place to be for any occasion!! My personal favorite is Saturday night steak night I give you my word that you can’t eat the entire thing!!!! ”
“ This is one of the best steaks I’ve ever had. The staff is amazing and I will be coming back. ”