
Whether you’re following a plan or following your heart (hello Mac & Cheese…), Vessel has a choice that celebrates the path you’re on. We’re all about feeling better. Honest ingredients. New flavors & Seasonal Selections. At Vessel, we have offerings perfect for vegans and vegetarians, both keto and paleo, and we’re proud to be one of Utah’s only Whole30 Approved restaurants.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1146 E Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
Phone: (801) 337-5055
Website: https://www.vesselkitchen.com/
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The place is super clean and tidy. Pretty quiet and easy to converse.
The tacos are amazing. They allow you to sample things too if you ask.
We came here for lunch and it was quick, delicious, and easy.
Vessel Kitchen has a two locations, and the one in Midvale is large & spacious (great for reducing claustrophobicism but not great for acoustics). Walking past the cafe line lets you see and choose and sample any of the cold/hot sides.
Took a lot of internal debating, but finally settled on butternut squash (very yum), brussel sprouts (ok), mac & cheese (very yum) and chickpea soup (very yum). Colorful meal with all of the nutrients for 4x$3 or $12. So much yes.
Drinks and pastries also offered at the end. I joked with cashier about how one of the strawberry macaroons looked ugly and squashed. Peep was friendly and she let me take the damaged one for free. Sweet!
Water & bussing is self-serve, which is a nice way of saying “stay as long as you’d like”.
First – where is the ice for the water cup? I want ice, and all I could find by the water fountain was iced tea (with no ice).
I felt like I was eating at a dressed up version of Noah’s New York bagels. The best thing on the menu is the hummus and the portions, while definitely getting your money’s worth are huge. That’s not clean eating, because everything was brown and just too much. The fanciest colors were green cilantro and the pickled onions. The Mac and cheese needs work, and a new type of noodle. You don’t serve macaroni noodles for your Mac and cheese at a place this dressed up. Use a rigatoni or a penne. Own it. Respect the sacredness of the Mac and cheese.
Maybe I’m showing myself growing up in California but there was just no flavor. I knew I was eating the Utah bowl but where was the flavor? I got more flavor from the hummus. But even the hash hash, I don’t know what the big deal is.
Again, not a bad place if this is your type of food. I really expected more from the ingredients but it just feels like the recipes were made to cancel out any flavor whatsoever.
That’s me. So take that with that consideration. I’m one dude.