From Bonnie & Clyde's 1930s café to Cilantree's Indian cuisine, Farmington's dining options are expanding faster than ever — and locals are loving it.
If you haven't eaten in Farmington lately, you're missing out. The city's restaurant scene has exploded over the past year, with several new concepts that are drawing diners from across Davis County and beyond.
Bonnie & Clyde's, the 1930s-themed café at Station Park, has quickly become one of the area's most talked-about restaurants. With its vintage speakeasy ambiance, creative cocktails, and a menu that puts a modern twist on classic American fare, it's already earned a loyal following and top ratings on review sites.
Cilantree, bringing authentic Indian cuisine to Station Park, has filled a long-standing gap in Farmington's dining landscape. The restaurant offers a full menu of curries, tandoori dishes, and vegetarian options that have been praised for their authenticity and flavor.
Looking ahead, Karie Anne's Gelati & Custard opens May 2 with artisan frozen treats — expected to become a summer staple. And Thirst Drinks, a new soda and drink shop, is slated for a Spring 2026 opening, joining the growing beverage scene.
"Farmington used to be a place where you had to drive to Centerville or Layton for a nice dinner," said food blogger Jessica Park. "Not anymore. We have legitimate destination restaurants now, and more are coming."
Source: Farmington AI
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