I'm in love with this place. All the foreign treats: chocolate, chips, cookies and did I mention…read moresnacks?! If I can, I would love to try all of them. Before your basket is full, you have to stop by the deli counter and order yourself a sandwich. I had #11, the bread was hot pressed croissant panini, but it's savory and a hint of sweet. I can't wait to try the others. Mine comes with fresh mozzarella, cooked spinach, pesto sauce and more... you'll have to try it.

This place is great for sandwiches but You should come to see the Pirate ‍ O's store. If you ever…read morewant to throw a charcuterie party, this is your place! I literally could've spent thousands of dollars here and might in the future! Lots of yummy items to try, white elephant gift options and candy from all over the world.

This is a cute shop with plenty of house made candy…read more The chocolate and taffy here are good--not amazing--but good. There's a large selection of non-house made treats as well, including a large selection of Harry Potter candy and merchandise. While I understand why they forbid strollers--it's a tight space and probably has old floors--they've lost our business more than once by making it impossible for us to go inside as a family.

Fudge fudge fudge!!! I love visiting this store for some samples and new holiday flavors. This…read moreChristmas season they have a candy cane flavor fudge and a egg nog fudge. I wasn't able to sample the candy cane because I can't have peppermint but the egg nog hit the mark on the flavor profile. Tastes just like your favorite egg nog. The staff is always friendly and their are always lots of fun treats and toys around. I wish they had a bigger store front because it definitely can get a little busy and crowded.

I went to Flake Pie for lunch as an early Pi Day celebration, and I had a great experience. We…read moreordered the tikka chicken, the chicken and cheese, and the mint chocolate pies. The worker inside offered to help me get my kids out of the store, which was nice. Our pies were so good! My toddler and I enjoyed chowing down on them together. One note--the store isn't very big, and there's nowhere to sit. However, there are some tables right outside and also some in the middle of the shopping center area, so as long as the weather's good, you should be golden.

Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Birthday Offer: Yes! Don't skip on: Any Pie or Flakies! Everything here is delicious! I've been to Flake a few times and have had a lot of their pies and flakies, each one better than the last. We went with an apple pie and mint chocolate pie and both were super tasty! The staff here are always so kind and patient while we asked questions and decided amongst the many choices. The small, but mighty shop in the South Jordan shopping district is a great place to grab a quick dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth. They also have birthday offers and discounts when you purchase, so don't forget to sign up for their loyalty program! Highly recommended and can't wait to come back!

A great Asian supermarket in Sandy, UT of all places! It pretty much has everything that the…read moresupermarkets I go to in Westminster, CA including live seafood! I bought a roast duck and some sides at Sam's precooked counter and it was excellent. What a pleasant surprise! It's so nice to find something great when you don't expect. We were able to get a box of jasmine green tea, some instant noodles and a corkscrew to make our stay at the local extended stay Hyatt more comfortable. We are here just for the skiing at Alta, Snowbird and Solitude. Our quality of life just jumped up a notch.

Came here last week. Why is the worker straddling the rice?!? This specific worker was sweaty and…read morealso wiping their snot all over their gloves touching products. As a customer I find this very disrespectful to those who will be consuming and purchasing the rice bags. Seems extremely unsanitary and made my shopping experience uncomfortable.

Newest location of the ever-expanding empire of Roger Damptz, purveyor of all things spicy. This…read morelocation has maybe 1/4 of the inventory of the granddaddy, the Ogden QB location, but, making the most of the space, there is an outstanding cross selection hitting all sauce types and peppers, including some of the big, famous names. There is also a solid variety of snacks there as well, most of which you'd have to drive to Ogden to find. I don't know how this compares to the Locals Only locations BYT also has (road trip, maybe?) but this is probably the largest selection anywhere close to Salt Lake. If you care at all about hot and spicy foods, definitely need to make a pilgrimage to one of the BYT locations!

As someone with a bad dairy allergy, it's super hard to find good cheesecake substitute, and I was…read moreblown away by the one I got from here.

I absolutely love Sweet Hazel -- it's probably my favorite vegan restaurant in Salt Lake City and…read morehonestly, one of my favorite restaurants ever. Their burritos and fries are my go-to favorites. The burritos are just top-notch, but I have a soft spot for their fries -- it's kind of an inside joke for me. Whenever I go out to eat with people, they always say, "Well, I know what El is having," because I always get fries with my food. But theirs are surprisingly amazing. Fries are usually just "fine" or "good," but theirs? They're very good. The owner is incredibly kind, and their baked goods are fantastic -- especially the peanut butter brownie, which I can't recommend enough. Their soft serve is also really good, and I'm excited to try some of their candy next time. I even took a non-vegan friend there, and he really enjoyed the food. Beyond the food, the team is so nice, and they have a little vegan market with some really cool products. I bought about half a pound of vegan bacon from them, and now I'm making all kinds of breakfast sandwiches at home. If you're in the area, whether you're vegan or not, Sweet Hazel is a must-visit. And if you can't stop by in person, their partner company Break Free Candy ships their sweets, which is awesome. Seriously, if you order anything from the menu, make it the peanut butter brownie. It's life-changing -- and I say that as a huge brownie lover.

I visited today for the grand opening, so even though I'm sure the shop will change some in the…read morecoming weeks and months, I do know that I'm a fan. The concept is simple: take the farmers market, find the best of the best, and move it to a permanent, indoor location so that the amazing food producers in Utah have a place to sell their stuff year-round. And that's exactly what I saw today. Slide Ridge Honey. Salsitas Mendoza. Tagge's Famous Fruit. Yee-Haw Pickles. Crumb Bros bread. Pop Art Popcorn. All available there in the transformed shop space--home of an old dry cleaner, completely cleaned out and cute-i-fied. There's also a small selection of seasonal produce. Today it was beet greens, carrots, and radishes in the center fresh section. We'll see how that part shakes out. I'm told that there's a small kitchen going in, in the back. Not so much for serving food, but more so if any of the vendors need a space, they have it. Besides the non-food items, there were lots of great gifts and pretties. Bird houses, earrings, cheese making kits. But a few of the highlights. As with all new businesses, there will be kinks to work out. They'll fine-tune the flow of the store--you enter up front but park in the rear. That's just how it will work, but inside as they explore the layout and displays you'll want to spend more and more time there looking over the overwhelmingly Utah-grown and Utah-produced goods. It's local stuff, so don't go expecting bargain basement. That said, I think the prices were extremely reasonable for what you're getting. So I've no qualms about recommending this as a unique shop for gifts, specialty food, and all around Utah awesomeness.

All my favorite stuff! All different kinds of apples, greens, squash, onions, sprouts, Amour…read moreSpreads, Mamachari Kombucha, Tagge's jams and salsas, Laziz products, PopArt, Allgood, beef, eggs, fermentation kits, caramel apples, and tons more. Cheeses I remember seeing: Beehive, Oolite, Heber Valley Artisan. Super helpful staff.