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Greek Kabob food license appears for University of Utah campus address

Greek Kabob food license appears for University of Utah campus address

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Salt Lake County health record lists a new food establishment at 260 S Central Campus Dr

Today: Greek Kabob license appears on county list

Overview

Updated 1 hour ago

A Salt Lake County health department record lists Greek Kabob as a food establishment at 260 S Central Campus Dr, on the University of Utah campus. The record appeared on the county's public list on October 7, 2026.

The license is one approval among several a restaurant needs before serving customers. It does not confirm the business is open, and it does not say when the license was issued.

Why it matters

A new Greek restaurant on the University of Utah campus would give students and staff another dining option, but the license alone doesn't confirm it's open.

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Salt Lake County health department lists Greek Kabob at 260 S Central Campus Dr.

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Organizations Involved

Salt Lake County Health Department
Salt Lake County Health Department
County Health Department
Issued the food establishment license

The county agency that regulates food establishments and issues permits.

Timeline

1 event Latest: Today

  1. Greek Kabob license appears on county list

    Today Regulatory

    Salt Lake County Health Department's public database lists Greek Kabob at 260 S Central Campus Dr.

Scenarios

1

Greek Kabob opens on campus

Possible Resolves by Jan 1, 2027

Discussed by: No public analysis yet; scenario based on typical restaurant licensing process

If the restaurant completes all required inspections and approvals, it will begin serving customers at the address. The license record is a necessary step but not sufficient.

2

License lapses without opening

Unlikely Resolves by Jan 1, 2027

Discussed by: No public analysis yet

The restaurant may fail to complete other requirements, and the license could lapse or be revoked. The record alone does not guarantee the business will open.

Historical Context

One moment from history that rhymes with this story — and how it unfolded.

1972

Greek Souvlaki opens in Utah (1972)

Greek Souvlaki opened its first location in Salt Lake City, introducing gyros to Utah. It has since expanded to five locations in the Salt Lake Valley.

Then

The restaurant became a local staple for Greek food.

Now

It demonstrated demand for Greek cuisine in the area, which may have influenced later openings.

Why this matters now

Greek Kabob's license suggests another Greek restaurant entering the Salt Lake market, following a long-established local tradition.

Sources

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Salt Lake County Health Department