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Why Choose Taylorsville?
Perfect Location, Easy to Do Business
Without a doubt, Taylorsville is the place to be for business. Our location, right in the heart of the Salt Lake Valley, is perfect for investment and new growth. Both emerging and legacy areas define the community such as the 2700 West Employment Center, which will include the coming Bus Rapid Transit line; Sorenson Research Park, which has available parcels; Utah State University – Salt Lake Center at Taylorsville; the Redwood Road Mobility and Beautification Project from 4100 to 5400 South; the new Summit Vista Retirement Community; and the new Mid-Valley Regional Performing Arts Center.
In addition, the city is engaged in master-planning efforts focused on the city's retail centers, as well as commercial district envisioning and revitalization. Businesses, both large and small, will find a supportive environment and plenty of opportunity in Taylorsville. Please contact us to learn more:
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The Break
The Break Serves Up New Gathering Spot in Taylorsville
Grand Opening
From barbecue burnt end nachos and pickle fries to burgers, tacos, wings and mac and cheese, The Break Bar and Grill is serving up a full menu of favorites at its new Taylorsville location.
Taylorsville City and ChamberWest officials celebrated the restaurant’s opening at 5418 S. 1900 West with a ribbon cutting on June 10, welcoming the new business and its freshly remodeled space to the community.
The Break offers a casual spot for lunch, dinner, game-day gatherings or a night out with friends, with food and drinks, plenty of TVs and several entertainment options. Guests can also take part in Breaking Bingo, free-to-play Texas Hold’em Poker, beer pong and The Break’s own poker tournaments.
Managers Blade Brown and Jessica Blakeman said they are delighted to be in Taylorsville and are looking forward to hosting a variety of community events at the restaurant.
“We’ve been watching the progress of this restaurant with great anticipation, so we were excited when it opened and we could cut the ribbon there,” Mayor Kristie Overson said at a recent City Council meeting. “The menu looks so inviting. I can’t wait to try it.”
The Break is open Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Call 435-227-5292 to make a reservation or host a private event, or order online here.