Noemi's Cafe - empanada, choripan, alfajores
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Noemi’s Cafe menu

The following information was recently updated on September 29, 2022

Noemi’s Cafe is a restaurant located in Midvale, Utah. The restaurant specializes in Chilean dishes like empanadas and pastel choclo. Noemi’s Cafe opened in September 2022 and builds on the success of Noemi’s Catering – their food truck business that preceded the restaurant. The following Noemi’s Cafe menu is dated September 2022:

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Noemi's Cafe menu - empanadas, sandwiches, entrees
Noemi’s Cafe menu – empanadas, sandwiches, entrees
Noemi's Cafe menu - desserts
Noemi’s Cafe menu – desserts

777 Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
(801) 979-7888

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