As of Friday, Salt Lake City has adopted a bit of Southern flare.
Neutral Ground Lounge, a Cajun and Creole inspired restaurant with New Orleans heritage will celebrate its grand opening at 2110 W North Temple on Sept. 2 and 3 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
With a menu compiled of Southern classics like seafood gumbo, fried green tomatoes and beignets paired with a wide selection of wine, beer and cocktails, representatives say the unique flavors will transport you to New Orleans’ buzzing Canal Street, where the restaurant’s name originated.
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The lounge’s venue is decorated with ambient glam and different textures inspired by the South’s charming French Quarter.
Representatives say that the eatery is split into two, one side being a lounge area catered to those 21-years-of-age and up, and the other side described as a “main dining room suitable for all ages.”
Neutral Ground Lounge will be offering live music in the lounge area every Friday and Saturday night during peak dinner times.
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