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    7-Eleven

    3.2 (5 reviews)
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    5 months ago

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    3 years ago

    It's your pretty standard 7/11, looks like it may be fairly new . Stopped by to get some sodas and they had what I wanted.

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    4 years ago

    awful costumer service. employees were rude and the card readers didn't work. had to leave without food. 0 stars

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    Aconcagua

    Aconcagua

    4.9
    (124 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    Easily the best restaurant in Layton. My wife and I are regulars, coming back again and again for…read morethe sandwiches, empanadas, and desserts. The service is consistently great and the value is hard to beat. The sandwiches are a highlight, and my personal ranking so far: 1. Sandwich de Matambre 2. Sandwich Aconcagua 3. Sandwich de Milanesa 4. Choripán Sandwich Two more still on my list to try, but the bar is already high. The new pepperoni and cheese empanadas are a must, and honestly every dessert I've had has been outstanding.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    What a fun find! I needed to break my fast today, but didn't just want to go to fast food. I drove…read morea little farther from Farmington to try some empanadas. It was a little deceiving at first, because the parking lot looked a little empty (some of the other store fronts surrounding it looked empty too). I was happy to find it tucked around the corner. When you walk it, they have a little grocery area and the pastry counter. As you walk past the grocery aisles, you can find the restaurant seating area, which is a pretty big space. I was a bit short on time, so I chose some empanadas and some pastries to go. I tried the chicken, beef, and ham & cheese, which were all delicious. I got this pastry with a fruit similar to guava, which I devoured as well. The staff was super helpful and very patient with me and my indecisiveness. I hope to come back the next time I'm in the area!

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    Pastries and empanadas.
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    Sandwich de Matambre
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    Daily Rise Coffee Roasters

    Daily Rise Coffee Roasters

    5.0
    (1 review)
    0.1 mi

    Daily Rise is an excellent source for local, recently roasted beans. It's brilliant than you can…read moreget a bag with the date it was roasted written on the bag by hand, and the bag I got from Harmon's yesterday was roasted about a week ago. That's about as good as you'll ever find for something on a Utah store shelf--especially valuable here where it can be hard to find quality roast in lots of Utah towns. The espresso roast has a rich full medium roast flavor, with some bite and with lots of nutty aftertaste. The beans don't have visible oil, even freshly roasted, so they are easy to weigh accurately for grams per volume in your your portafilter, and they go through your grinder smoothly. I like to try whatever local roasts I can find, but Daily Rise combines the freshness of the roast, the exceptional flavor that results, and the consistency for your machine. Probably I have found my new daily standard. Daily Rise espresso roast is called a medium roast and is roasted to the right level for Italian style espresso, even though most espresso roasts are called a dark roast. Daily Rise seems to reserve the dark roast label for their French roast, and French roast needs to be a way darker roast than an Italian espresso roast, so that makes sense.

    From the owner: Daily Rise Roasting Company began its journey in 2012. After operating the retail locations for…read morealmost 10 years, The Daily Rise wanted to take their brand to the next level and become a specialty coffee roaster, as well as an education setting for their customers and partners. It all starts with our San Franciscan 25 pound batch roaster. This machine is small enough to allow us to be a small coffee micro-roaster and hand pick out any defects post-roast, yet large enough to produce upwards of 500+ pounds of fresh coffee beans per day to keep up with demand. In addition to this machine, we found we needed a place to cup, taste and evaluate our coffee. This is the reason behind our custom designed cupping bar layout allowing us to invite the public to experience and enjoy the true, yet complex dynamics surrounding the coffee bean in its purest form. The difference between Daily Rise Roasting Company and other roasters can be experienced as well as tasted.

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    A fresh cup of Daily Rise in the morning is the best way to start your day.
    The featured bean this month is the Costa Rica Santa Elena blend! 15% off automatically applied at checkout! Shop at Dailyrisecoffee.com
    The featured bean this month is the Costa Rica Santa Elena blend! 15% off automatically applied at checkout! Shop at Dailyrisecoffee.com
    With our monthly coffee subscription you get that Daily Rise taste you love delivered straight to your door! What a dream.

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    With our monthly coffee subscription you get that Daily Rise taste you love delivered straight to your door! What a dream.

    7-Eleven - convenience - Updated August 2026

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