About Trolley Square
Trolley Square is a distinctive shopping and professional services destination in Salt Lake City, Utah, offering a memorable blend of history, style, and convenience. Set within a beautifully restored 1900s trolley barn, this upscale mall brings together the best of chain stores, local boutiques, inviting restaurants, and even a museum, creating a destination where shopping feels more like an experience than a task. Whether visitors are browsing for everyday essentials, searching for unique local finds, or planning a relaxed outing with family and friends, Trolley Square offers a polished, welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to spend more time enjoying the visit. Beyond its variety of shops and services, Trolley Square is designed to make every trip comfortable and practical. Guests benefit from on-site services, convenient restroom access, and a strong commitment to accessibility, including a wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, and wheelchair-accessible toilet. Payment is simple and flexible, with credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments all accepted. Located at 602 E 500 S in Salt Lake City, the property combines easy access with a distinctive setting that adds character to every visit. With a customer rating of 4.30 out of 5 from 4,264 reviews, Trolley Square has earned the trust and appreciation of a large number of visitors who value its mix of charm, convenience, and variety. It stands out as more than a shopping center—it is a destination that supports everyday needs while also offering a pleasant place to explore, dine, and discover something new. For shoppers and visitors alike, Trolley Square delivers both practicality and an elevated experience in one iconic location.
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Lots of history and beautiful setting. Just a great place to walk around, to eat, and to shop. They have a couple of stores that are phenomenal for gifts and just charming.
This is such an interesting, unique building, and they've done a really nice job of renovating it and filling it with cute stores, as well as a playpen for younger kids and a small trolley themed museum exhibit. We really enjoyed the informational panels with the lives of important people from Utah that are placed on the balustrade on the …
This place was super quaint, and yet modern. I visited the bookstore specifically but was really impressed by the whole place. I'm slowly exploring the city. I look forward to returning and investigating the many places I saw more closely. Will keep you updated. Here's some pics of what I saw.
I remember going to Trolley Square more than 40 years ago... in town visiting and wanted to pop in. It's still beautiful and peaceful. While there weren't as many stores as would be nice, and nowhere to get a quick drink or snack, it seems a few businesses are moving in soon. There were two eateries, but I believe they …
This place is a must !! visiting after awhile is very lovely 🌹🥰😘 place to gather!! Specifically Christmas 🎁🎄 …
Trolley Square is like Salt Lake’s quirky cousin, equal parts historic, eclectic, and charmingly unpredictable. You don’t come here just to shop, you come here for the experience. My wife and I love eating at Rodizio Grill, where they parade skewers of meat past your table until you either wave the white napkin of surrender or quietly calculate if you …
Upscale furnishing shops team up with unique eateries all within a well-renovated factory on 2 floors. One of the few book stores left in SLC is tucked away in a corner, across from a small bakery+ cafe. A display of plaques on the upper floor's railing highlights some of SLC's historically significant personalities. Lounge, lunch or learn in one of …
An absolute meat lover's paradise! The gauchos keep the perfectly seasoned meats flowing non-stop—the picanha and glazed pineapple are worth the trip alone. The salad bar is massive and fresh, the service is incredibly attentive, and the downtown SLC atmosphere is vibrant and fun. Perfect for a celebration or a massive appetite! I love the garlic chicken . It's always …
For me, the big draw of Trolley Square when I'm in Salt Lake City is the wonderful Weller's Book Works. But in addition to going to Weller's, I enjoy just walking through Trolley Square, with its old, uneven brick floors, winding hallways, chi-chi shops with amazing displays in the windows. There's a Whole Foods in Trolley Square, too, and I …
The old spaghetti factory is here! Love that place!! The women's restroom has a mother's lounge that is AWESOME! I was so impressed!! Like overly Impressed!
