The following information was recently updated on May 8, 2022
Emigration Cafe is a neighborhood restaurant in Salt Lake City. Located in the 15th and 15th area, the restaurant replaces the former One-O-Eight and is owned by the Pago group. The all day menu features sandwiches, soups, salads and entrees.
Emigration Cafe all day menu
The following Emigration Cafe menu is dated May 2022 and was provided by the the restaurant directly:
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Emigration Cafe brunch menu
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Featured image and brunch menu (May 2022) courtesy of Salt Plate City.
1709 East 1300 South, Salt Lake City, UT, USA (801) 906-8101
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