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Left Fork Grill menu

The following information was recently updated on January 27, 2022

Left Fork Grill is an American restaurant located in South Salt Lake, Utah. The restaurant is well regarded for it’s classic line up of comfort foods like meat loaf and chicken fried chicken. The restaurant is open for breakfast early and also serves lunch and early dinner.

The follow Left Fork Grill is dated January 2022 and was provided by a reader of SLC Menu:

Left Fork Grill breakfast menu

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Left fork Grill menu - breakfast
Left fork Grill menu – breakfast

Left Fork Grill lunch and menu

Left fork Grill menu - lunch and dinner
Left fork Grill menu – lunch and dinner
Left fork Grill menu - lunch and dinner entrees
Left fork Grill menu – lunch and dinner entrees

68 West 3900 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84107, USA
(801) 266-4322

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