Welcome to Mom's Cafe
"Mom's Cafe" in Salina, UT is a charming American eatery, known for its delicious breakfast and brunch options. From the hearty Polish Sausage and eggs to the satisfying Chicken Fried Steak, this cafe offers a range of comfort food that hits the spot. The menu also includes tasty omelettes like the Denver and Vegetarian options. With a Senior Citizen menu and a cozy atmosphere, Mom's Cafe is the perfect place for a wholesome meal with family or friends. Plus, their takeout and delivery options make it convenient for a quick and tasty meal on the go. My personal favorite is the Chicken Fried Steak - it's a must-try!
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10 E Main St Salina, UT 8465410 E Main St Salina, UT 84654 Hotline: (435) 529-3921
Step into Mom's Cafe, a beloved establishment tucked away at 10 E Main St, Salina, UT. This charming American diner is your go-to destination for hearty breakfasts, fresh salads, and a warm atmosphere that feels just like home. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Mom’s Cafe offers a nostalgic dining experience that hearkens back to simpler times.
From the moment you walk in, you are greeted by the welcoming scents of home-cooked meals that have garnered rave reviews. Patrons rave about the hand-cut, homemade fries that are simply irresistible. And let’s not forget the unparalleled warmth of the staff, which makes every visit feel special. As noted by customer Denneane C., “Food is always fresh and home cooked,” perfectly capturing what Mom's Cafe is all about.
The menu, rich in comfort food, features standout dishes such as the Breakfast #1—an 8 oz top sirloin steak paired with eggs, hash browns, and toast, perfect for those hearty appetites. For something lighter, you can opt for a fresh salad or the delicious Joe’s McMuffin, featuring eggs and your choice of bacon or sausage on an English muffin. The cafe also caters to our senior citizens with a special menu that includes oatmeal served with milk, comforting and simple.
Of course, no visit is complete without indulging in one of Mom's famous desserts. Customer Miriam S. thrills at the prospect of dessert, advising everyone to "splurge" for something sweet. The homemade blueberry sour cream pie has become a local favorite. Just imagine the flavors—sweet blueberries, creamy texture, and a buttery crust that melts in your mouth!
Mom’s Cafe is not just about food; it embodies a sense of community and history, making it a must-visit location in Salina. Jonathan G. puts it well: “Nostalgic restaurant in an old-time town. Honest place with good food.” The inviting ambiance coupled with the delicious offerings makes this a dining experience worth savoring. Whether you’re in for breakfast, lunch, or a quick bite, you can expect quality food and genuine hospitality. So the next time you're in Salina, say goodbye to chains and embrace the delightful comfort of Mom's Cafe. You won’t be disappointed!
If you e ever read any of my reviews you know I LOVE hand cut, homemade fries. Mom's cafe does fries right! Food is always fresh and home cooked. Service consistently good. It's an old time cafe atmosphere and that's great! If you're in Salina or just passing through don't settle for the chains near the interstate (you will be disappointed if you do). It's two blocks into town with lots of parking and easy access. Save room for the homemade blueberry sour cream pie. It's so awesome!
Nostalgic restaurant in an old time town. Honest place with good food ( the steak was great!), good coffee and great service! We will be back!!
Had the pizza and coming from New York was very surprised at how good the pizza was. Also we had just arrived at our Airbnb and called to order 10 minutes before they closed and they very willingly took our order and stayed open until we got there to pick it up
The service was good, and the food was excellent. We had an egg sandwich with a side of Homemade french fries. What a nice surprise. We are glad that we drove 1.5 mile from the freeway to find a nice gem!
We LOVE this place!! The food speaks for itself, home style comfort food, it's like eating at your grandma's. Splurge for dessert, you can thank me later.
The service was great, although we didn't catch our servers name! Food was delicious and all plates were cleared, with the exception of the scone. We set out on a rainy day for my mom's birthday. She was satisfied!
The service was great, very friendly staff! I had a BLT is was ok but their fries were awesome! My husband had a roast beef sandwich he said it was ok, it would have been better hot, it came out room temperature, we each had pie, he had pecan and it was yummy I had cherry and it was delicious. I would say the highlight of or cost was the friendly staff and the homemade pies!
I was there with my family 1/4/2024 after staying at the Desert Inn, we stopped in Salina from our trip back home to CA from KS. The food here was very good, our waitress was really nice and patient, she was able to answer questions and never hesitated to look and see what they had. Coffee was great, we had 2 French dips, 2 soups, 2 biscuits and gravy, 1 scone (delicious) and one cinnamon bun/roll... all were delicious and with a family of four with 4 drinks out total was $57.00. That's a great deal. The ambiance in the building is relaxed, this place has been around since the 1800's but moms has been around since 1926, 98yrs of serving food to the locals and the tourists that come by. (It has a little info on the front of the menu) This was my first trip on I70 and my first time in Utah, I can definitely say I can't wait to go back. Thank you for a great lunch and small town hospitality. We will be back to visit again.
This is the real deal in terms of being a small cafe in a small town that's not really close to anything. But we had a very good lunch here when we stopped in during a road trip. The service was prompt and friendly, and attentive throughout our lunch. I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap, which was good. The menu said the chicken would be breaded, but I just got grilled chicken. Still, the ingredients were fresh and tasty. The sauce wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be, but still good. My wife had the Chef's Salad, which was a bit on the small side so I would think of it as more of an appetizer or side dish rather than a meal. Ingredients were really good though. I was also tempted (successfully) by the Apple Pie, which was one of several pies on display at the diner counter. It was very tasty, though slightly dry. We were happy with our lunch and with the service. It felt like a place that's been there forever, with many of the employees having been there forever. I'm sure it is a favorite with the locals, and we enjoyed being welcomed for a good lunch in a small town as we made our way across Utah.