
Contemporary bistro & on-site deli serving traditional Italian dishes made from family recipes.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8612 1300 E, Sandy, UT 84094
Phone: (801) 495-4550
Website: http://www.fratelliutah.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
Unfortunately, the food didn’t meet expectations. Several ingredients—especially the meats—didn’t taste fresh. The meatballs had an odd flavor, and the tomato sauce used across the soup, pizza, and pasta dishes tasted overly sour, almost as if it came straight from a can. The chicken Alfredo was particularly disappointing: the chicken was served dry on the side without any sauce, which felt unusual and lacked cohesion. The chicken itself was of poor quality. On a more positive note, the sausage was flavorful, and the Italian beer on draft was the highlight of the meal.
We spent around $250 for what’s shown in the photos, and gratuity was automatically included. Given the quality and overall experience, the price felt steep and not reflective of the value received.
I was surprised to see so many Best of Utah awards!
The service was quick and super efficient, the food is amazing. I am so so sad I waited so long to try it. I got the turkey pesto sandwich with the side salad as well as a muffuletta. The side salad is so good that I totally spaced taking a picture before eating it. If I could order a gallon of it I totally would. The pesto turkey is delightful, nice and juicy protein the cheese is melted, good tomatoes despite the fact its currently February. The muffuletta was also amazing. Nice crusty bread with the meats and tasty tapenade, I feel like theres also garlic butter on it but im not 100% sure. Delicious. I cannot wait be be back and sample the rest of the menu.
Fratelli Italian Food has been one of my go-to spots for years—and it never disappoints. Whether it’s date night, dinner with friends, or a bigger group outing, this place consistently delivers delicious food, warm service, and that homey, family-run charm that’s getting harder to find.
I always recommend calling ahead for a reservation, especially if you’re rolling in with more than two people. They’ve got plenty of room for larger groups (huge plus!), but I like the peace of mind knowing we’ve got a table waiting.
We tend to start every meal the same way—with their antipasto board, and honestly, why mess with perfection? It’s a beautiful spread of deli meats, cheeses, olives, sweet peppers, and this time, perfectly cooked asparagus. It’s shareable, satisfying, and the kind of appetizer that feels like an occasion in itself.
Entrees come with a salad, and the house-made feta dressing is always our pick. Creamy, tangy, and addictive—it’s reason enough to clean your plate.
For my main dish, I went with the chicken piccata, and it was a win: tender, bright with lemon, and generously portioned. Between the caper-forward sauce and the size of the plate, it was a win for both my appetite and leftovers the next day. My other half ordered the veal marsala, which is rich and satisfying—just know it leans a bit sweet. Our friend went with the spaghetti and meatballs, which feels like Fratelli’s unofficial signature dish. Always classic, always comforting.
Their wine list leans Italian, of course, and it’s well-curated—plenty of great options by the glass or bottle. I only managed a couple photos this time because, full honesty… I was way too excited to eat. Fratelli is a bit of a drive from home, and when you’re craving comforting Italian in a space that feels like family—you make the trip.
Looking for that mom-and-pop magic with consistently good food, generous portions, and a welcoming vibe? This is your spot.