All the Art Deco furnishings at TRUreligion Pancake and Steakhouse were carefully removed from the iconic Lamb’s Grill on Main Street in Salt Lake City. These furnishings have been lovingly restored to serve Utah for another 100 years. Items include the booths, tables, mahogany paneling, black glass countertop, bar stools, cigar host station and original wooden ice box that was used before modern refrigeration. On our walls, you’ll find interesting news articles about Lamb’s past, along with historic photos showing the Art Deco of Lamb’s Grill in the 1930’s.

All of these furnishings are part of Utah’s history. They survived WWI, the Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, and WWII. To date, they’ve served over 15 MILLION guests! The black glass breakfast counter, booths, and tables have hosted apostles, prophets, power brokers, and common guests like you and me. Two of these tables are labeled for the unique history they hold. One large table was reserved daily by The Salt Lake Tribune for well over half a century. The other table is dedicated to our beloved Mrs. Elaine Jones for all she has give to so many.