5 Best Restaurants in Provo, Utah to Try Today

Nestled where the Wasatch Front meets Utah Lake, Provo is a college town with small-city warmth and entrepreneurial energy.

Its restaurant scene is a smart, playful blend of fresh mountain ingredients, multicultural flavor, and good old “family dinner” hospitality.

Communal

A pioneer of Provo’s farm-to-table movement, Communal is everything the name promises: long, shared tables, friendly staff eager to guide you through the best of what’s in season, and modern American dishes that feel rooted and honest.

Rotating favorites include buttermilk-fried chicken, roasted Utah trout, foraged mushroom risotto, and flourless chocolate cake.

The open kitchen and wood floors give family-dinner energy—guests leave full of stories and new friends.

Black Sheep Cafe

Black Sheep is the creative soul of downtown Provo, mixing indigenous Navajo, Hopi, and Southwestern flavors.

The “Navajo taco” arrives on pillowy fry bread, loaded with house-made beans, bison chili, or chicken.

Green chile stew, blue-corn encrusted salmon, and prickly pear lemonade celebrate Utah’s wild larder, while murals and live music fill the space with artistic energy.

Bombay House

Provo’s classic for Indian cuisine, Bombay House has won decades of loyal fans for its rich curries, pillowy naan, coconut korma, and chicken tikka masala.

Service is gracious, the dining room cozy and faintly scented with cardamom, and heat levels can be dialed up for the brave.

A favorite for BYU celebrations and multi-generational family dinners.

Mozz Artisan Pizza

Fire-roasted in a Neapolitan oven, Mozz’s pizzas are thin, charred, and full of character.

Order “The Bella” (prosciutto, arugula, truffle oil), the spicy soppressata, or the vegan primavera with local mushrooms and peppers.

The menu is rounded with creative salads and creamy tiramisu, and the open kitchen means there’s always a show.

Station 22 Cafe

A downhome, Americana restaurant beloved for “comfort food with a twist”—buttermilk brined fried chicken, bourbon-brown sugar meatloaf, sweet cornbread, and jarred house pickles.

Shakes, pies, and classic sodas make Station 22 a favorite among students and local families, and antique décor gives it real Provo charm.

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