As it turns out, Millcreek is lesbian central. Thanks to @sapphosaveme on TikTok for the inspiration behind this neighborhood guide.
Table X Bread
Table X Bread is run by the people behind Table X Restaurant (2020 James Beard Award Semi-Finalist). Make like a French new wave film and buy your sapphic love a baguette. Don’t forget a pastry, too.
Roots Cafe
Roots Cafe, not to be confused with the equally wonderful Roots Coffee or Root’d Cafe, is a great spot for breakfast or lunch. The food is fresh and consistently yummy, and they even have fresh-pressed juices. They’re also vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free friendly for your granola gworl.
The Holy Trinity

REI
This shopping center is what outdoor lesbian dreams are made of. The parking lot is chock full of Subarus, the (unofficial) official car of WLW (women loving women).
Savers
A fun date idea: Give a budget and pick out outfits for each other at the thrift store. This location of Savers is one of the best thrift stores in the Salt Lake area.
Momentum
Momentum is an indoor climbing gym. Need I say more?
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