Archibald’s Restaurant at Gardner Village

It's the heart of Gardner Village and where our story began. Archibald’s Restaurant is located in a historic flour mill and silo built in 1877 by one of the original pioneer settlers to the Salt Lake Valley, Archibald Gardner. Much of the original equipment remains today. The mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a special part of Utah’s history. If you’re looking for a unique dining experience rich in history and great food, Archibald’s is the place. Archibald’s Restaurant serves lunch and dinner with a delicious menu serving a variety of salads, sandwiches, pastas, steaks and seafood. Pay us a visit, and you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped back in time as you dine in a restaurant unlike any other in Utah.

Nearby: Gardner Village is noted for its quaint shops, making this a good place to take visitors.

Got a Sweet Tooth?: If you're in the mood for a rich dessert, try death by chocolate, a concoction of chocolate cake, hot fudge sauce, whipped cream, and a cherry ($3.49); or the caramel apple cobbler, a fruit crisp topped with ice cream and caramel topping ($4.49).

Archibald's is housed in a restored 1877 flour mill that's listed on the National Historic Register. In each booth is a picture and brief discussion of one of Archibald Gardner's 11 wives. Menu items here range from American standards -- burgers, top sirloin steak, salmon -- to more creative fare, such as fried green tomatoes with creamy salsa. Heartily recommended dishes include the halibut...

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From old flour sacks to tin shades lighting the booths, the place is reminiscent of times gone by. Families with small children and shoppers at Gardner Village are frequent...

Much more than a cozy little restaurant, Archibald's at Gardner Village in West Jordan, Utah is a place rich in atmosphere and local history. The main ingredient of our restaurant began over 130 years ago, when Archibald Gardner -- truly a "mover and shaker" of his day -- built this flour mill. Now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the building is home to Archibald's...

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