Remembering a beloved western restaurant, its food, its people, and its place in Utah history.
The restaurant is currently closed. We are preserving its story and memories here. A reopening is possible, but no date has been announced.
Founded in 1971, Porter’s Place served guests for decades in Lehi, Utah, before relocating to Eureka in 2018. Its distinctive western atmosphere and connections to pioneer history made it a memorable destination.
Revisit the original dishes and drinks through our historical menu archive. All menus and prices are preserved for reference only; food service is not currently available.
Porter’s Place was home to an 1881 saloon bar brought from Montana and a beehive clock originally made for the Hotel Utah. These details made dining there a journey into the past.
Learn about Orrin Porter Rockwell, the remarkable and controversial historical figure who inspired the restaurant’s name.
Have a photograph or story from Porter’s Place? Help keep the restaurant’s history alive.