Found another winner with Kings Peak Coffee Roasters! It was our first time visiting and we were…read morehonestly so surprised by the quality and the atmosphere. We tried the Bee Sting (with a zinger) and a Vanilla Latte. You can tell they roast their own beans and make their syrups in-house in every sip. It totally elevated the flavors. We also grabbed a bagel with cream cheese and tomato jam along with the Bob Marley toast. To be honest, we had pretty low expectations for the food since it's a coffee shop, but we walked away so satisfied. The building itself is pretty cool and it was fun to explore the space a bit. It's a bit of a hidden gem and it was surprisingly quiet for a Sunday. There isn't a ton of seating, but since there wasn't a huge rush, we had no trouble finding a spot. We really liked the vibe here and will be back sooner than later.

Hidden coffee shop with lots of yummy options! They have lots of seating options and a cool vinyl…read moreroom inside the shop as well. I ordered a matcha and it was really good :) I also noticed that they have coffee flights which I would love to try next time I come by. The barista was super friendly and welcoming!

I wish i knew about this location more in college. Not only is the main floor spacious but they…read morehave an upstairs with study rooms and white boards. They also have a little venue in the back excellent for grad parties. Their matcha is delicious!

I've seen this place everywhere online and I was stoked to see that it was right by the antique…read moremall I was shopping at. It's super spacious and had plenty of seating available. I asked the barista what her faves were and she said she liked either the browned butter-caramel latte or the carmelized fig matcha. So I got the latte and my friend got the matcha. Both were soooo good! Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

It's gotten to the point where being a customer of this establishment over the years that I almost…read morecan't tolerate coffee from any other place. I've moved and I'm not so close to them anymore, but I will still go out of my way and sometime to my real inconvenience. I also have found that they'll happily allow you to place an order online and just ship coffee beans to your home which is great! A couple of standouts have become evident to me if you're wondering which bean to try, cuarentino, or Texas Pecan. Seriously!

Love coming to this quaint coffee shop in the avenues.We travel from Taylorsville just to get…read moreground coffee for our out of state friend.

I tried the coffee of the day--the Spanish Coconut Latte--and I'm honestly going to be devastated…read moreif this doesn't make it onto the permanent menu. They absolutely nailed the coconut flavor; it tasted exactly like a coconut cream pie in latte form. It's one of those drinks you keep thinking about after you leave. I'll definitely be back and crossing my fingers it's still there.

Coffee: 4.5/5 Service: 10/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Coffee beat my expectations, we had the horchata latte and white chocolate raspberry latte. This was the first time I've had an horchata latte that was made with horchata, and made well. My only gripe is that there was quite a bit of that sediment (from the horchata) left at the bottom of the drink, so that last bit is quite gritty. The white chocolate raspberry latte was so good that I didn't even know there was coffee in it.

As a home coffee drinker from Indonesia, I have tried many coffee beans from various locations and…read morecoffee roasters throughout the country. I have also tried some coffee shops near downtown SLC. Salt Lake Roasting Co. is different. They offer a vast selection of beans from Africa, Asia, my country, Indonesia, and South America. This is an advantage because you can try to find varieties of coffee from around the world and mix them. Tips for coffee drinkers: 1. Identify your preference: Do you like bold coffee or fruity? Or, like me, 60% bold and 40% fruity? 2. Ask the barista which matches your preferences, or you can mix your favorites. 3. Buy pour-over coffee and ask to use 50% Brazil/Sumatra for a bold taste, and 50% Ethiopia/Peru/Any fruity beans to add a fruity taste. You can mix anything you want and match any ingredients to create So my point is, drinking coffee doesn't mean you need to drink what the barista serves. At Salt Lake Roasting Co., you can have an adventure of taste. Tips for Home Coffee Brewer: Consult with John, the owner. Ask about your preferences. He is like a doctor who can recommend the perfect beans for you. He is a fantastic guy. I think I like Ethiopia more than Bali, but he highly recommended that I should try Bali Natural. So, I trusted him and bought it, then brewed it at home. He also gave me a small amount of Ethiopian beans to test it. And he is right! I really like Bali Natural compared to Ethiopian beans. (This is personal preference.) Bali Natural has a fruity taste, similar to the Bali Kintamani I usually drink in Indonesia. He roasted it well. He is a genius! You can also get free beans after buying 9 times, if I'm not mistaken.

Came here while my car was getting serviced. I love the amount of light this place has. It's a…read morelively but calm crowd with friendly service. They offer a variety of food and beverage options and can even do tasting flights for a dollar each.

Nice homey coffee shop that has a great cause. It looks a little funky because it's repurposed from…read moresome other sort of restaurant but that makes it cool. This is near my hotel so I've stopped here after my walks. The atmosphere is kind of how I like it, very casual and kind of random. I love that they have a table seating area but then in the far back, they have a living room style seating with couches, armchairs, and a little stage. This would be an amazing venue for open Mike nights and poetry nights. I've been getting their seasonal drink, a strawberry Matcha with oat milk. The strawberry is Housemade and not overly sweet. I will return here often during my work trip to support!

Walking distance from our Holiday Inn Express, this restaurant serves great coffee, chai, and…read morebreakfast with house-baked bagels and breads. My avocado toast was just the break I needed from hotel breakfast and my mate's bagel sandwich was delicious! But the best part is the support for people experiencing homelessness. You can pay it forward and buy food or drinks for folks who need a hand, coffee beans, and sweet kids' books about being unhoused. With the calming lounge-y soundtrack, this refurbished roadside diner has a mellow vibe with comfortable upholstered sofas and chairs in a room off the main dining room. We took a fresh blueberry muffin for the road!

Found this accidentally whilst strolling after the farmer's market-…read moreAfter 2 months of searching, FINALLY found the best match latte in the city. Most establishments serve a very diluted, bland version which has been an ongoing disappointment. But my losing streak has ended Plus, how can you go wrong with signage stating drink coffee, save animals???

This is a fantastic little shop to grab a quick drink of coffee or soda, plus they have sandwiches…read moreand other baked goods. The staff is cheerful and welcoming... don't miss it!

Need a little afternoon pick me up? This vanilla latte with oat milk did not disappoint…read more From the amazing customer service with the nicest baristas, to the fast service, you'll get that boost of energy and warm feeling you were craving right away. Millcreek Coffee Roasters was the cutest little shop, too. This coffee got me through my airport delay and stay and it was exactly what I needed. Next time I'm in SLC, I know where I'll be headed!

Pretty good latte at SLC airport before your flight (near gate A45). I would not say the espresso…read moreis amazing, but it definitely beats the other SLC airport coffee options such as Starbucks. Service speed was reasonable - maybe a bit on the slow side, but reasonable nonetheless.