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Local Community

Many who move into the American Towers do so specifically for the social aspects of an urban community. Walking distance to restaurants, event venues, and public transportation makes getting outside effortless and enjoyable. 

Salt Lake City's Downtown

Salt Lake’s core downtown area, also referred to as the Central Business District (CBD), is bound by North Temple, Interstate 15, 400 South, and 300 East. The American Towers is situated squarely in the center of the CBD, making it an ideal location for private gatherings and also as a base camp for downtown outings.  

 

Restaurants

This area boasts more than 120 unique restaurants and bars. Here are some of those that are closest to the building and a favorite of our residents: 

  • Pleiku

  • Itto Sushi 

  • Takashi

  • Felt

  • Market Street Grill & Oyster Bar

  • Eva 

  • White Horse

  • Sicilia Pizza & Kitchen

  • Copper Onion

  • Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse

  • Spencer’s Steakhouse

  • Matteo Ristorante Italiano

  • Zest Kitchen and Bar

  • Ramen 930

  • Settebello

  • Mali Thai

  • Siegfried’s Delicatessen 

  • Rich’s Burgers

  • Spitz

  • Lemon Shark Poke

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Events

Downtown is a bustling hub of activity with a wide range of events taking place throughout the year. Visitors and residents alike can enjoy cultural festivals, such as the Utah Arts Festival and the Sundance Film Festival, showcasing a vibrant arts scene. Sports enthusiasts can catch Utah Jazz games at the Delta Center. Temple Square is a central attraction, hosting concerts, holiday lights displays, and religious gatherings. Additionally, the city hosts parades, farmers' markets, and outdoor concerts at places like the Gallivan Center and Pioneer Park, ensuring there's always something exciting happening in the heart of Salt Lake City.

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Transportation

​Getting around downtown Salt Lake City is easy. The city boasts an efficient public transportation system, primarily managed by the Utah Transit Authority (UTA), featuring light rail lines (TRAX), buses, and a free-fare zone that allows you to hop on and off as needed in the Central Business District. The light rail provides convenient access to area hospitals, clinics, the University of Utah, and the local airport. It is easy for residents and visitors to navigate the city without a car. Additionally, the downtown area is bicycle-friendly, with dedicated lanes, bike-sharing programs, and e-scooter options from Lime and Spin, promoting eco-friendly commuting. For those who prefer driving, downtown provides ample parking options. Overall, Salt Lake City's transportation infrastructure offers a variety of choices, ensuring convenient mobility for everyone.

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