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Oh My Plantain appears at new Salt Lake City address in county food license records

Oh My Plantain appears at new Salt Lake City address in county food license records

Money Moves Salt Lake City, UT local

The Colombian restaurant operator, with locations in South Salt Lake and Riverton, now has a food license record for 414 E 200 S.

Today: Food license record appears for 414 E 200 S

Overview

Updated 1 hour ago

On November 14, 2026, a Salt Lake County Health Department food license record for Oh My Plantain at 414 E 200 S first appeared on the department's public list. The record does not show when the license was granted or whether the restaurant is operating at that address.

Owner Steven Rodriguez opened the first Oh My Plantain in South Salt Lake in November 2024 and a second in Riverton in August 2025. This new record suggests a possible third site, but it is not proof of opening. The license is one regulatory step, not a final approval.

Why it matters

For a small restaurant operator, a third location would be a major expansion, but the record alone does not confirm it will happen.

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Key Indicators

2
Existing Oh My Plantain locations
South Salt Lake and Riverton, as of August 2025.
1
New food license record at 414 E 200 S
Appeared on Salt Lake County list on November 14, 2026.

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People Involved

Steven Rodriguez
Steven Rodriguez
Owner, Oh My Plantain
Operating two locations; new food license record at 414 E 200 S.

Organizations Involved

PL
Oh My Plantain
Restaurant
Two locations in South Salt Lake and Riverton; new food license record at 414 E 200 S.

Colombian restaurant chain specializing in plantain dishes.

Timeline

November 2024 November 2026

3 events Latest: Today

  1. Food license record appears for 414 E 200 S

    Today Licensing

    Salt Lake County Health Department lists Oh My Plantain at a new Salt Lake City address.

  2. Second Oh My Plantain opens in Riverton

    Opening

    The restaurant expands to Mountain View Village.

  3. First Oh My Plantain opens in South Salt Lake

    Opening

    Steven Rodriguez launches the plantain-focused restaurant.

Scenarios

1

Oh My Plantain opens third location in Salt Lake City

Possible Resolves by End of 2027

Discussed by: Local restaurant watchers and the pattern of license-to-opening timelines.

The new food license record is a required step before operating a restaurant. If Oh My Plantain secures building permits and passes inspections, it could open at 414 E 200 S. The timeline from license to opening typically ranges from a few months to over a year.

2

License record remains only regulatory step, no opening by end of 2027

Unlikely Resolves by End of 2027

Discussed by: The absence of construction permits or opening announcements.

A food license record can be filed for a commissary, catering kitchen, or a location that is still under construction. Without further permits or announcements, the record may not lead to a retail restaurant at this address.

Sources

(2)
Salt Lake County Health Department KSL.com