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Utah Restaurant Opens 12th Location

LEHI, Utah - Chuck-A-Rama has opened its doors at its newest location in Lehi. The restaurant is the 12th for the chain throughout Utah and Idaho.

“We are grateful to open our doors in Lehi,” said Duane Moss, CEO of Chuck-A-Rama. “We had been looking in the area for probably ten years, but couldn’t find the right piece of land. We were excited when we found this property right on Lehi’s historic Main Street.”



Chuck-A-Rama is one of Utah’s first family-owned restaurant chains and was founded in 1966 by Don Moss, his father-in-law, Alva Greene, and brother-in-law, Wayne Chamberlain. Today, 48 years later, the chain is run by the children of Don Moss and a team of employees who have been with the organization for 20, 30, and even 40-plus years.

Chuck-A-Rama boasts hundreds of choices of appetizers, entrées, desserts, and drinks prepared daily. Many of the recipe’s have come directly or indirectly from employees.

“Our recipes are traditional hand-me-down recipes from the mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers, of people inside and outside of our organization,” Moss said. “Our food is a representation of Utah’s pioneer heritage. Each dish has a story behind it. I can remember the German immigrant who perfected our potato salad and carrot salad. Mike Johanson, our president, has vivid memories from his childhood of his grandmother preparing rice pudding. We prepare that same rice pudding daily.”

The Lehi restaurant is one of only two locations with a life-size chuckwagon on display. The Lehi chuckwagon was built by restoring an 1864 John Deere covered wagon and then adding all of the components which chuckwagon inventor Charles Goodnight used when he created the first chuckwagon in 1866.

“We are so excited to have Chuck-A-Rama in Lehi,” said Mayor Bert Wilson of Lehi City. "Besides being a beautiful building inside and out, the food is great and everyone can enjoy the variety. I personally welcome them along with our citizens [of Lehi] to a great and long-lasting relationship with good food and hungry customers.”

The Lehi Chuck-A-Rama is located at 1050 East Main Street in Lehi off the Lehi Main Street exit.




Continue to the Chuck-A-Rama website

For more information please contact:
JAMIE TREVORT jamie@chuck-a-rama.com | 801.433.3663
DUANE MOSS duane@chuck-a-rama.com | 801.433.3663
MARK MATHEWS mm@rimrock.us | 801.748.1625

KSL Article: New Mixed-Use Cottonwood Development Reinvigorates Holladay Community

The following is an exerpt from a KSL article about Rimrock's recently completed Holladay Village Center. Check it out.

HOLLADAY — When the recession hit in 2008, communities up and down the Wasatch Front felt the economic tremors.

The timing couldn’t have been worse for the city of Holladay, newly incorporated just nine years earlier and now in the middle of tearing down the old Cottonwood Mall. City Manager Randy Fitts was worried.

“I think we started to do demolition that summer, and when the bottom fell out, we just thought, well we’ve got some problems,” Fitts said.

Plans for the 57-acre privately owned mall site were immediately put on hold, leaving the city’s hands tied. But Fitts and other Holladay leaders didn’t give up. Earlier this year, Fitts and Mayor Rob Dahle watched as the Holladay Village Center opened its doors less than a block away from City Hall.

The mixed-use shopping, dining and office center is quickly filling up with boutiques, a salon, bike shop and several popular local restaurants. Andy Evans manages the newest Caputo’s location.

“We knew that there was demand here in Holladay," Evans said. "Plenty of customers that come downtown that wanted us out here, and so here we are.”

Just across the plaza, Lunatic Fringe stylist Cliff Simons likes the look of the salon’s bottom line and appreciates the convenience for his customers.

“Everybody that lives up on top of the hill have to travel down to the downtown area or Sugar House, so honestly this location is perfect.”

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Aerial Photos of Current Projects

Rimrock recently had aerial photographs taken of a few projects we are building. We are grateful to those who have made these jobs possible as well as all of the projects we have been fortunate to be a part of – past, present, and upcoming.


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Hyatt & Marriott hotels and parking structure - Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah

Dry Creek at East Village - Sandy, Utah

Home 2 Suites - Lehi (Thanksgiving Point), Utah

Sagewood at Daybreak

Element 31 at Brickyard - Salt Lake City, Utah

Holladay Village Center - Holladay, Utah

Evergreen Office Plaza (Doxey Hatch Medical Center) - Millcreek, Utah