
Address and Contact Information
Address: 20 E 600 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Phone: (385) 220-0620
Website: https://www.speakeasyhs.com/
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Reviews
The tableside oestra caviar service was sublime, to be followed by the bone-in broadleaf Australian wagyu tomahawk cooked rare/mid-rare. The sauce flight was quite tasty, although the beef did not need any help. The potato pave with shaved caviar and creme fraiche, along with mushrooms, paired perfectly.
She had a wonderful birthday meal and we both thought the food was stellar. Great job, Chef and Hide and Seek team!!
We came for my wife’s birthday dinner and Hide & Seek really came through, she was ecstatic about our dinner! We ordered a handful of the appetizers – 100 layer potato, pork belly, salmon sashimi… all of which were perfectly done. Chef Justin is doing some wonderful things with food!
For entrees, my wife’s mother had the rockfish and I had planned on taking on their 38 ounce Tomahawk Steak.
After hearing the chef’s special, I changed my mind. They had a 17 ounce, certified Japanese Wagyu Ribeye available and I couldn’t resist. Having just come from Japan a few weeks ago, I’ve been missing the incredible Wagyu over there – and this one did not disappoint! Perfectly prepared and cooked, the flavor was immaculate, the textures were heavenly, the fat marbling was glorious.
It’s served with a handful of sauces, I preferred the Cowboy Butter of the 3. But, overall the steak was just perfect by itself.
The creme gelato and deconstructed chocolate cake for dessert was incredible as well.
We LOVED Hide & Seek and we will most certainly be back to visit again soon!
Justin and Paola are doing some wonderful things here at Hide & Seek. This is definitely one of the TOP 3 dinners we’ve experienced in Utah, highly recommended!
Thank you ❤️
The service really stood out. The staff was attentive without being intrusive, and the bartender, Chris, brought serious attention to detail to my cocktail—it genuinely elevated the experience.
We’ll definitely be back. The only small piece of feedback would be to dim the lighting just a bit (maybe 20%) to lean even more into that speakeasy vibe. Overall, an excellent experience and a great addition to the scene.
My disappointment was the ambiance. I had read that it was hidden behind a secret door within a book shop, and being a huge book lover that made me even more excited to go. I was looking forward to walking through the books and picking one out. Also, I’ve done the speakeasy dinner experience in Vegas before so I was expecting a true hidden door that you had to discover. But, what we found instead was a cafe, no bookshop, that as soon as you walk in there’s a sign saying “wait to be seated” by one wall of fake books. Then when they take you in it’s a tiny square diningroom where the tables are lined up and squished together like sardines. Needless to say I was disappointed when we arrived.
Also, they are not fast. We were waiting at least 20 minutes between each course of food. We arrived on time for our reservation at 7:15, they seated us quickly, but then we didn’t leave until 9:45.
Heads-up they do validate parking. We did not know that so we paid for 2 hours, but got the last 30 minutes validated.
From the elevated cocktails to the warm, welcoming staff, every detail set the tone for an unforgettable evening. What followed was nothing short of a masterful performance: each plate a piece of art, every bite a dance across the palate. Chef Justin has crafted an experience that goes beyond food it’s storytelling on a plate.
It’s rare to find a place that balances innovation with genuine hospitality so seamlessly. Hide & Seek is already world-class in execution, and I have no doubt its name will soon be recognized far beyond Salt Lake City. I’m excited to watch this restaurant’s journey and rise, and I feel grateful to have been there at the beginning.