I wanted to try Dirty Dough because of the infamous Utah Cookie Wars (aka, Crumbl being a big old…read morebully to competitors) so I was excited to see this new location open. I stopped in to get a cookie, and I didn't love my experience. The store is bright and cheerful, but the two employees working the day I visited seemed confused and annoyed. They had zero customers, so it wasn't because it was particularly hectic. Eventually someone came over to help us, and I told them it was our first time ever at Dirty Dough. This got them really excited, and they hyped up how much I was going to love this cookie I was about to order. Looking online at the flavors of the week, I opted for the Cookies and Creme. She said "excellent choice," and went to take an already-baked cookie off of a tray (like a donut shop). I'm not sure if their cookies are supposed to be served warm, but mine wasn't, which was a bummer (especially considering that a single cookie is over $4). I was handed a bright blue box that reminded me of Tiffany's, but the jewel inside was a cookie not a diamond (which, let's be honest, is probably better)! Excited to try the cookie, I opened the box when I got in the car...and I was shocked at the mess that was inside. First, the cookie was really ugly. Like not appealing or pretty AT ALL. At first I thought they had give me the wrong cookie because it wasn't even close to looking like the one on their website. Instead of being fat and decorated beautifully, my cookie was a thin, ugly mess. It was broken and didn't even fit in the box. It looked like a child had decorated it. I guess to their credit, Dirty Dough embraces the ugliness of their cookies, but this cookie was super unphotogenic and falling apart -- I would be embarrassed to take these to a party or to the office or to serve to anybody else. Did it taste good? It was okay. The overall flavor was very sweet and the cookie tasted like it had some artificial flavorings in it. It didn't have that fresh butter and sugar flavor, but more of a fake sweetness that was off-putting. Look, this was a cookie and it tasted good, but it wasn't my favorite. I do think Dirty Dough needs to train their employees better, and at least TRY to make the cookies look at least mildly similar to the photos on the website. That would do a lot to avoid disappointment.

The woman at the register was so friendly and helpful. It was my first time here. I asked her a…read morecouple of questions and she let me know which was her favorite. I opted for the four pack, but you can get single cookies, by the dozen, or how ever many your heart desires. Every cookie is stuffed. They were still nice and warm when I got home. By the time I finished dinner however, I only had room for one cookie. I halved it with my brother. It was The Reverse cookie. As described on their website: Fudge filling wrapped in a chocolate cookie then triple wrapped with a peanut butter cookie and topped with chocolate drizzle and crushed Reese's... ...Yessir...as good as the description... Half was all my tastebuds could handle too. Rich and decadent. You definitely did me "Dirty Dough" I'll be back furrr sure.

I haven't been here for like 30 years but it was even better than I remember. We ordered sundaes. I…read moregot the Peach Cobbler Sundae, and my wife got the S'mores Sundae. These are majorly huge ice cream sundaes. You just gotta come to Leatherby's. It's been around for over forty years for a reason!

Two things. First,…read morethe ice cream. Fine. Nothing special. Nothing bad either. Just standard ice cream dressed up with hype. I honestly do not get the big deal. Another ice cream shoppe with long lines and inflated praise. Second, the service. The man-waiter was yelling at me. I am Deaf. Yelling does not magically fix a communication barrier. It just makes the situation worse. Accessibility does not mean raising your voice and hoping for the best. No tip. Respect matters more than volume.

Schmidt's Pastry is located just west of Redwood Road, in the shopping plaza and wow, their baked…read moretreats are absolutely delicious. Their pastries are fresh, delicious, and made with the finest ingredients. They do not skimp on quality. The level of service is quite good, and the employees are pleasant. If they have more than two customers, they'll generally have someone else come out from the back, to help keep customers happy and well taken care of. :) Schmidt's Bakery is very clean and orderly, and the presentation/quality of everything is great. Most treats are chilled in the glass cases, which is a lovely touch. We find that it's quite difficult to pick just one or two treats per person. I don't have much self-control with these delicacies, so I make a conscientious effort to only stop in like once a month because everything I've tried is just. so. good.

I bring my son here after every doctor's or dentist appointment for a treat. It's a nice little…read moretradition I have created since he was a toddler. He loves it! I love having a local bakery nearby with friendly staff, clean location, and yummy treats. I even picked up some cookies to take to Texas to my cousin last year and they held up nicely in the box on the plane. She loved them as she no longer lives here but also LOVES this bakery and their mint chocolate cookies and rum balls so much!

What an absolutely delicious treat! I ordered three of the…read moretiramisu for two. Since tiramisu is fairly rich, this size is perfect for two people. I was blown away by the large selection of flavors that you can order. Solid size options. Delivery or pickup. They need to thaw a bit in the refrigerator before you serve them. All of mine looked like the pictures on the website. I went to an event with my husband and we got a couple of Twisted Tiramisu samples and that's what turned me onto them. My husband tried the traditional and said it was yummy. He did not share. I chose guava+goat cheese I figured go for it. Honestly, to my surprise, it was delectable. I am picky about goat cheese. I was tempted to order it, but there are so many options. The birthday cake: Lady fingers soaked in vanilla bean infused milk and/or coffee, layered w/ mascarpone mixture whipped with vanilla and powdered sugar, topped with sprinkles. The limoncello: Ladyfingers soaked in vanilla bean infused milk, Layers of sweetened limoncello mascarpone with Lemon curd top. The dirty chai: Layers of Vanilla Bean Mascarpone and Salt City Espresso Vodka+Spice Chai soaked lady fingers. The birthday cake tasted like sweet vanilla. Decorated with sprinkles. Limoncello had a delicate creamy lemon flavor. The dirty chai had a nice warm spiciness with a sweet, silky texture. These would be great for any occasion and especially nice for people who don't like cake. Apparently some people don't like cake. I definitely plan on ordering again. I had a little pick up hiccup and it was corrected promptly and at that time I was informed that one of the selections that I had ordered was unfortunately not available. I wanted the Amour Spreads Persian Lime Curd. Hopefully it will be available in the future. Future goals!

I got a Persian lime tiramisu while at the Brighton Resort flea market. She said she freezes her…read morecakes to help with transport, which was perfect as I ate mine once back at the hotel after a long morning of hiking. All of her flavors looked fantastic!

I don't think there's any guilty pleasure craving I have more than hot Cheetos with cheese sauce…read more This place offers that and so much more to get your mouth watering. It's super colorful and cute inside and I often times wish I lived closer so I could frequent it more! The beverages were a great sweet pairing.

I've tried the elotes and strawberry frescas w/ice cream on top and churros. It was delicious!!!…read moreI'll be back to try more. Delicious!!!

SweetHoney catered our Boba & Baddies event at Ritual Hot Yoga and they nailed it. We needed drinks…read moreand desserts for 50 people and everything arrived on time, beautifully presented, and tasted incredible. The boba was the star, and the mango passion fruit and coconut options were a hit. People kept asking where it all came from. The whole experience was professional from the first email through setup. Easy to work with, clear communication, and the treats spoke for itself. If you are planning an event and want catering that actually impresses people, book them. Five stars, no notes.

Ok walking in was a bit strange - a sign saying 1-3 employees so need to order at the kiosk but if…read moreyou need help to ring bell!!! Ok So found the kiosk at the mall entrance to the cafe. Ordering is interesting but once you find your pictured item it gets a bit easier until it starts to ask for additional items for your order! After answering several questions we got to checkout! Scan your phone or credit card note your order number and find a seat! After several minutes an employee will appear with your order! Our mango tapioca w/ ice cream was delicious and we hope to be back to try their other items

The cake always hits the spot. They make everything from scratch and the teens working there work…read morevery hard. There is a lot of seating on the inside and they offer free water so that is a nice perk. The seating area is also very clean and very uniform. This is a staple of West/South Jordan.

This is the best cake I've ever had. We've tried 3 now and…read moreI want to try more. The service was great when we ordered from door dash and visited their store. It's so cute inside. So cozy and makes you want to stay. Can't wait to come back.

DTTV for Ding Tea Taylor's Ville…read more Hokkaido is the northern most prefecture of Japan. It uses an Oolong black tea. Flavor: earthy nutty buttery Grass Jelly: asian mesona plant (mint family member) jello like texture. Plenty of seating, upbeat music, friendly people 7 stars.

I thought the brown Sugar Tea wasn't anything too special, it didn't have much flavor, it's on the…read morelighter note. They don't offer sugar level customization here, which isn't too bad because the drinks aren't too sweet. The staff were nice, but music was too loud.

This bakery truly deserves the 5 star distinction…read more We got several desserts because everything looked so lovely. We got a fruit tart, carrot cake, German chocolate cake, pear and apple tart, cheesecake, and a red bean dessert. Every single dessert was delicious. You can tell they take pride in using real ingredients. The desserts are meticulously presented and the taste matches the presentation. I cant say enough good things about this beautiful local bakery and cant wait to come back again and again and again.

I'm sure everyone in the area have tried some of the new bakeries popping up, but this mom and pop…read moreKorean bakery just hits different. I was over the moon at the first bite of hotteok that they heated up for me. I've made some at home, but this definitely a different beast. Come in, grab a bulgolgi pocket and a hotteok and you'll be more than happy for a meal. The shop is tiny, but honestly there are a few seats just to hang out while they get things ready. The shop is one of the friendliest and i would support these guys with out a moments hesitation. Plus it's all natural ingredients, which is the healthiest way to eat desserts.

HIGH QUALITY ICE CREAM for such a REASONABLE PRICE. From…read morewhere I'm from (CA), you can get the one scoop of ice cream on a waffle cone but for 6-7 dollars. Here, the ice cream is so much more creamier, and one scoop on a cone is only 4-5 ish dollars. Though there was a really long line when we came, (around 8 o'clock), the ice cream was worth the wait, no doubt. I got the Flight (shh.. it's cheat day..), with flavors: Thai tea, chewy gooey buttercake, campfire smores, and white mint chip. I loved ALL these flavors. Judging from other people's reviews, I don't think there is a flavor that's bad at Blacksmith. The thai tea was really strong, but I gotta say, the first bite is the best. The more you eat it, the more weird the flavor becomes. I'm sure this is probably a me thing though, so I still totally recommend this flavor. The chewy gooey butterake the best flavor in my opnion. The name is really accurate; the ice cream IS really chewy. I love the texture. It feels like you're biting into a cookie, but there's icecream too! Hey, two birds on one stone! The campfire smores also didn't disappoint. Like the chewy gooey butter cake, the campfire smores also had a stuff inside, which was a chewing sensation! Though I'm not big on smores, cause I think that they're always way too sweet, this ice cream redefined smores for me. The marshmallows aren't fully sweet, but I can totally taste the smoky flavor of the roasted marshmallows. Though the white mint chip wasn't bad, I felt like it was more underwhelming compared to the over three flavors I've tried. It's just plain white mint chip, nothing more, nothing less. I also got waffle cones on the side (yes, you can do that!), since I really wanted to try out their handmade waffle cones. They serve it to you in triangles (like tortilla chips!) in a little paper bag. That also, was great. So crunchy and buttery! I also gotta say, watching the staff make the ice cream was soo satisfying!

the best ice cream in utah…read more..... every time i come to visit my boyfriend's family, i make it a point to come here AT LEAST once. as a vegan, i am obsessed with all of the high quality, creamy, non-dairy flavors they have! they also have such fun seasonal flavors that keeps things exciting. the strawberry matcha and the banana were DELICIOUS! the perfect amount of sweetness, gooey/soft texture, and just overall such interesting flavors that harmonize perfectly together. its not an exaggeration when i say that i dream about this ice cream every day...