Liberty Park
The 84111 ring around Liberty Park is where Salt Lake actually feels like a city: bungalows carved into duplexes, the Tower Theatre still selling tickets, and a date pool that skews creative-class, queer-friendly, and SLC-native rather than tech-transplant. Walking 9th and 9th or grabbing pho on State counts as a date here, which keeps the bar refreshingly low on production value. Tradeoff: rents have caught up with the charm, parking is a knife fight, and the same 600 people seem to rotate through every bar. Bring opinions about Publik coffee.
Liberty Park by the numbers
Liberty Park runs male-heavy, about 60% men to 40% women.
Median individual income in Liberty Park is about $42,100.
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 Liberty Park pays about $1,350 a month.
About 5,800 Liberty Park residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Brio Italian Grille
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Melting Pot
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Stoneground Italian Kitchen
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Urban Lounge
LGBTQ+ friendlyWheelchair access - Liberty ParkDining
Manoli's
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normal ice cream store
Good for groupsWheelchair access - Liberty ParkDining
Eva
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Café Trio
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Bar-X
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Pago
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Bartolo's Sugar House - Italian Kitchen
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Nona Bistro
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'mina ristorante siciliano
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HK Brewing Collective Taproom & Bar
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Chase Home Museum
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Momentum Indoor Climbing Trolley Square
LGBTQ+ friendlyWheelchair access