Salt Lake City · Utah

Allergy friendly restaurants in Salt Lake City

Mesava is built in Utah and starts here. Restaurants across Salt Lake City, the Wasatch Front and Provo publish their dishes and ingredients, and Mesava checks each one against your allergens and diets before you decide where to eat.

Eating out with allergies in Salt Lake City

Downtown, Sugar House, the Avenues and 9th & 9th all have kitchens that will happily accommodate an allergy — the hard part has always been finding out which ones before you arrive with the family. Mesava turns that into a two-minute check: open Discover, see nearby restaurants rated Great, Okay or Poor for your profile, and open the menu to see which dishes are flagged and why.

Coverage grows as Utah restaurants join. If a favorite spot isn't listed yet, you can refer them — guests earn a $50 digital gift card when a referred restaurant subscribes.

How to use Mesava in the city

1. Add your ZIP code
Your ZIP sets the map and distances, so a Salt Lake City guest sees Salt Lake City options first.
2. Pick your allergens
Peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, gluten, shellfish, eggs, soy, sesame, fish — plus vegan, vegetarian and other diets.
3. Browse the map
Tap a pin for the restaurant, then Directions to open Apple or Google Maps.

Dining with a group in Utah

Family dinners rarely involve one set of needs. Start a party, share the code or QR, and everyone's allergies combine into a single table view where the strictest need wins — so one restaurant works for the peanut allergy, the gluten-free diet and the vegetarian at once.

Run a Salt Lake City restaurant?

Publishing your ingredients puts you in front of guests who are actively looking for a place they can trust — and they usually choose where the whole group eats. See how it works for restaurants. The first 25 Utah venues lock in $29/month with Pro features.

Set your profile once.

Pick your allergens and diets, then every Mesava menu is checked against them for you or your whole party. Free for guests.

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Mesava flags dishes from the ingredients restaurants publish themselves. It isn't medical advice and cross-contact is always possible — for a severe allergy, confirm with the kitchen before ordering.