Sconecutter - chicken club scone with fries and fry sauce. Credit, Sconecutter
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Sconecutter Sandy

The following information was recently updated on February 15, 2018

Sconecutter is a Utah classic, first opening in downtown Salt Lake City in 1977. The family owned business was an instant hit growing to locations across Utah at one point. The fast food restaurants is know for its traditional Utah scone bread but you can find lots of other items too: pita sandwiches, wraps, Navajo tacos, and thick ice cream or yogurt shakes.

Sconecutter menu

Menu: https://www.slcmenu.com/2018/02/15/sconecutter-menu/

What else should I know about Sconecutter

Cuisine: Fast food
Don’t miss: Frybread
Reservations: No
Parking: Own lot
Alcohol: No
Service and atmosphere: Casual counter service

What are the hours for Sconecutter?

Monday open 24 hours
Tuesday open 24 hours
Wednesday open 24 hours
Thursday open 24 hours
Friday open 24 hours
Saturday open 24 hours
Sunday open 24 hours

Where is Sconecutter located in Sandy, Utah?

9000 South 225 West, Sandy, UT 84070
(801) 565-0755
facebook.com/Sconecutter

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