Nomad East - Salt Lake City

The wood-fired pizzas here are amazing. The salad was delightful as well. The drinks were good, but the overall experience felt a bit expensive for the atmosphere: we paid $145 for four people, which included three pizzas, a shareable salad, and three drinks.

During my explorations in Salt Lake City, I decided to swap breakfast for dinner at a spot I had previously enjoyed when it was a café before becoming Nomad. This familiar location now serves delicious pizzas and salads. I'm not certain about the origins of Nomad East, but as a fellow nomad, I did drive east from downtown to get here. The food was tasty and reasonably priced, and the service was fantastic and quick. Overall, it's a great place for a light meal. By the way, is Nomad West opening at the airport?

We enjoyed some of the best Neapolitan-style pizza we've had in Utah, with my wife even saying she might prefer it to the pizzas we had in Italy! We ordered a wedge salad, the Roni Boy pizza, and the Pretty in Pink pizza. The hot honey stracciatella was incredible. There was plenty of food for two people; you could likely share three pizzas among four people, depending on your choice of appetizers.

Nomad East is a true treasure in Salt Lake City! The food and service were outstanding. Every dish we tried was excellent, and we can't wait to return soon.

The pizzas were outstanding in flavor! We also thoroughly enjoyed the street corn; it was incredibly delicious. Millie, our server, was excellent—she was attentive and friendly.