All the Art Deco furnishings at TRUreligion Pancake & Steakhouse came from the iconic Lamb’s Grill in Salt Lake City. Restored to last another 100 years, they include booths, mahogany paneling, a black glass counter, and more. These pieces have served 15+ million guests and lived through WWI, the Great Depression, and WWII. Two tables are specially marked—one for the Salt Lake Tribune, the other honoring beloved guest Mrs. Elaine Jones.

Our Second Chances charity assists individuals in their recovery from drugs and alcohol, societal reintegration, financial implosion, and other life challenges. Second Chances is the inspiration behind it all, the reason we wake up in the morning, the reason we work so hard. Changing people’s lives is not by coincidence but by design. We unitedly stand for a better cause by offering a second chance to those that truly need it.

Please consider contributing to our 501(c)3 charity by rounding your check up to the nearest dollar. 100% of your contribution (ZERO administrative costs) is used to provide individuals with an opportunity for a second chance. Thank you for your consideration; it is greatly appreciated by all. Godspeed!

TRUreligion believes in supporting our local businesses and family farms by keeping our money where it belongs; in our state, in our communities, and in the pockets of the hard-working business owners of Utah. With high-quality, farm-fresh foods prepared by our artisan culinarians, we hope you enjoy our tasteful breakfast fare.

To show and tell the story of Utah’s great outdoors, TRUreligion has partnered with Robert McKendrick, a talented landscape photographer. His goal is to capture the grandeur, peace, and serenity of Utah’s beautiful nature in such a way that the viewers will experience their own set of emotions. To own and display this art on your wall at a substantial discount, please pick up a brochure at our host station.