Bottomless brunch in West Jordan, UT

Lucky's Iron Door Roadhouse

The closest thing West Jordan has to a real bottomless brunch. Lucky's runs a separate weekend brunch menu at Jordan Landing (Saturday 10 to 12, Sunday 10 to 1) with a proper drink list beside it: mimosas from $6, a house Bloody Mary at $8, and a $4 Bottomless Coffee that is the only genuinely unlimited thing on the page, since Utah caps alcohol pours. The food is roadhouse comfort: chilaquiles, biscuits under house-smoked bacon gravy, country fried steak. It is a bar, but the restaurant's own site calls itself kid friendly, so the family can come. The catch is the window: Saturday brunch is only two hours long.

The Black Sheep Bar & Grill

A 21-and-over neighborhood bar on 9000 South that runs brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 2. The brunch list is short and bar-shaped: French toast, a breakfast skillet, a breakfast burrito, and a Bloody Mary sitting at the top of it. The rest of the week the room does daily food and drink specials, from $2.25 tacos to whiskey shots and cheap pints. No kids allowed, so treat this as the brunch-with-friends option rather than the family one. West Jordan is the second location; the original is on Foothill Drive in Salt Lake City.

Bout Time Pub & Grub

A TV-heavy sports bar at Jordan Landing that is open from 10am to 1am every day and keeps a full Brunch section on the menu: biscuits and gravy, a breakfast quesadilla, huevos rancheros, a deep-fried Monte Cristo and a build-your-own three-egg omelet. Cocktail and beer lists vary by location, so what is pouring is worth a call. It is 21 and over only. The pub's own page leans on its regulars, calling itself part of the fabric of the West Jordan community, and it is the busiest location in the chain, so this is brunch with a game on rather than a quiet one.

Black Bear Diner

A big family diner in the Jordan Landing retail center, open 7am to 10pm every single day, so brunch here is simply whenever you turn up. Oversized breakfast plates are the draw, and the diner's own page points at the bear carvings on the patio that kids like and the benches waiting parents appreciate. There is no weekend-only brunch service and nothing advertised as unlimited. Come for the plate of eggs rather than the drink list.

IHOP

The Plaza Center Drive IHOP serves its whole menu any time of day, which in practice means a stack of pancakes at 11am on a Sunday without waiting for a brunch seating. It opens at 6am seven days a week and runs to midnight on Friday and Saturday. The location page leans family: a kids menu, a 55-plus menu, and an invitation to appetites big and small. There is no bar, so the only thing you will be refilling is coffee. Its own site shows a 4.3 rating from more than 4,000 reviews, the largest review count of any brunch option in the city.

Jim's Family Restaurant

A long-running Utah family-restaurant chain with a West Jordan room on Redwood Road, where the house-made breakfast is served any time of day. It is open seven days a week, but the West Jordan location closes at 3pm, earlier than the chain's other rooms, which makes it a morning-and-midday spot rather than an evening one. The pitch is plain and affordable: table service, a kids menu, and prices meant for taking the whole family out. No bar.