9th and 9th
Nine and Nine is Salt Lake's pocket-sized answer to the question, what if a neighborhood was mostly a really good afternoon? Two intersecting streets, a few dozen storefronts, and a density of indie boutiques, wine bars, and tree-shaded patios that punches well above 84105's weight class. Tower Theatre still runs the kind of films your algorithm won't surface. Tradeoff: it's small, which means everyone you know will see you on your date, and parking on a Saturday is a competitive sport. But for a low-key second-date stroll with a bookstore detour, the village format is hard to beat.
9th and 9th by the numbers
9th and 9th runs male-heavy, about 56% men to 44% women.
Median individual income in 9th and 9th is about $53,500.
Utah registers voters by party, and Salt Lake County is Republican-plurality at about 40%, with a large 31% unaffiliated bloc and 23% Democratic - the most Democratic county in a deep-red state.
The median renter in 9th and 9th pays about $1,590 a month.
About 6,500 9th and 9th residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Gourmandise
Outdoor seatingGood for groups - 9th and 9thActivity
Beerhive Pub
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Van Ryder, A Rooftop Bar
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East Liberty Tap House
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Koi Dessert Bar Rolled Icecream, Smoothies & Boba Tea
Good for groupsWheelchair access - 9th and 9thActivity
The State Room
LGBTQ+ friendlyWheelchair access - 9th and 9thDrinks
Water Witch
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Bar Nohm
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Crave Cookies Downtown
Wheelchair access - 9th and 9thCafés
Hidden Oak Gourmet Creamery
LGBTQ+ friendlyWheelchair access - 9th and 9thActivity
International
LGBTQ+ friendlyGood for groups - 9th and 9thDrinks
Neighbors Bar
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Citizens Cocktails & Kitchen
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Earth & Stones
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Boozetique & E3 Modern