Second Summit Hard Cider gets full liquor license
While Second Summit Hard Cider Company’s pickleball courts had a soft opening in spring, the Millcreek establishment’s limited manufacturing license allowed them to run only a tasting room for their cider, said Joe Bott, director of operations with Second Summit.
But now that Second Summit has a full liquor license, the cidery at 4010 S. Main St. can serve any type of alcohol within Utah’s pouring constraints, including cider, beer and cocktails, Bott said.
Drinks can be consumed anywhere in the bar and on the patio, Bott said, including on the pickleball courts, which means patrons can play a game with a cold drink in their hand. There’s also pingpong and cornhole, as well as yoga on the pickleball courts, live music and trivia.
Bott said that Second Summit plans to release its first ciders in July.
For more information, visit SecondSummitCider.com and follow the cidery on Instagram at @secondsummitcider.
Brad’s Corndogs opens in Orem
(Tanner Acor) Brad's Corndogs, a food truck that serves hand-dipped corndogs and freshly squeezed lemonade, is located at 340 E. 800 South in Orem.
Brad’s Corndogs is a new food truck that serves premium corndogs, which are 1/4-pound all-beef hot dogs dipped in a thick batter and deep fried until crunchy and golden brown. Get your corndog drizzled in ketchup and mustard, or with honey butter to dip it in, and wash it down with a cup of freshly squeezed lemonade.
You can order from the truck itself, located at 340 E. 800 South in Orem just south of Scera Park, or from Doordash.
For more information, follow Brad’s Corndogs on Instagram at @bradscorndogs.
Chielo Vintage
(Ashley Kipps) Chielo Vintage owner Chelcia Talavera is pictured inside her store.
Chielo Vintage is a dreamy new vintage clothing store in Salt Lake City located at 1346 S. 2100 East, in the growing enclave of local shops that can be found just west of Foothill Drive.
Owner Chelcia Talavera said her store features a highly curated selection of soft, feminine clothing with a 1990s and early 2000s aesthetic that can help you “express your truest self, the divine you, the goddess within.”
Talavera’s store opened at the end of April, near fellow vintage businesses Love Street Salvage and Found N Kept. She said the name Chielo is a combination of the Japanese word “chi,” meaning life force, and the Spanish word “cielo,” meaning sky or heaven. Together, “chielo” means something akin to “inner goddess energy,” she said.
She hopes to create a small collection of her own of made-to-order pieces as she continues to grow Chielo Vintage. Talavera also wants to collaborate with other makers and artists and “create something beautiful together. And make Salt Lake a place where people look to from other places and see, oh, look what they’re creating there, look what they’re doing there.”
For updates, follow @chielovintage on Instagram.
Level Crossing Brewing Company opens 2nd location
(Alex Goodlett) Level Crossing Brewing Company's new location at the Post District, 550 S. 300 West, opened on June 15.
Level Crossing Brewing Company has opened a second location in Salt Lake City, in addition to its first location in South Salt Lake.
Newly open at 550 S. 300 West, Level Crossing Brewing Company brings its house-brewed beer to the Post District, as well as a food menu featuring shared plates, sandwiches and a wide variety of wood-fired pizzas made from scratch.
Chewy with a tinge of smoke, pizzas like The Level Crossing and Italian Hero are perfect to pair with a pint of your choice of beer, with draft, high-point and seasonal options available. There’s also a full liquor selection as well as nonalcoholic options, like Han’s Kombucha and Cock ‘n’ Bull ginger beer.
Level Crossing’s new location is open Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
For more information, visit LevelCrossingBrewing.com.
