It's pretty darn rare that you can find a 25 cent pastry anywhere anymore...but I heard that the…read moreCoffee Shop in Price sells day-old pastries for a quarter, and I had to see for myself. Yup! True to lore, there is a basket of discounted goodies on the counter. They pair nicely with a fresh cuppa, which is just what I did. The Chai Latte was delicious and the atmosphere is quiet and inviting-just what you want in a small town coffee shop.

Very welcoming coffee shop right on Main Street in the historic area of Price. Their hot coffee…read moremenu includes Lattes, espresso, cappuccino and more. They also have cold coffee options. We were greeted right away by a young woman manning the counter. She was working alone and there were a couple of other customers in front of us. She let us know she would help after she took care of the other two orders. During our visit pastries available included a variety of scones, banana bread and sticky buns. They also make breakfast sandwiches. As much as I would love one of thos big blueberry scones my pants say 'no!' so I settled for an americano instead. I wad asked if I wanted half & half, milk, or a milk alternative with my coffee, so you have options here. The coffee is smooth and a good temperature to drink right away. The front of the shop is bright with several cafe tables. A small display of cute coffee mugs, candles, ear rings and thermos cups for sale is also here. The order counter is half way back so if there is a line there is plenty of room to wait inside. Past the counter is a customer restroom. One for all, it is very cleab. In the back of the building is a very cozy livingroom area with a leather couch, rocking chair and two, two-seater, leather upholstered booths. It's a very 'homey' space. Definitely glad we stopped in Price for a break from a long drive. The historic Main St downtown is preserved western Americana. This coffee shop is definitely worth a visit!

New owner is way better. Great coffee. Best coffee in joes…read more Yelp asks for too many words

Stopped by joes valley on our way from Moab to SLC (we're from out of state) for some bouldering…read more Heard this was the place to rent crash pads. They JUST moved to their new location this week so things were understandably a little chaotic, but the new spot is really cute. The staff was incredibly nice, helpful, and got us what we needed. We got a huge organic crash pad for 24 hours for $15. I also grabbed an iced caramel macchiato and it was delicious! I like to taste my espresso even when it's a sweet drink and this was a great balance. Everyone should stop in here on their way through town.

From the Salt Lake area and I have had hundreds of caramel macchiatos up there and can definitely…read moretell you this place has a caramel macchiato that would out Starbucks out of business! 1,000% worth it. Very clean cute and excellent customer service! Can you please bring one to South Salt Lake County???

Bree took our order and made our drinks. She is fantastic and made everything just perfect. Kids…read moreordered a Dreamsicle and said they can't wait to get another one again someday, I ordered a Carmel Macchiato and it was delicious. Water tastes great and is super filtered. Thank you, we had a lot of fun and obviously enjoyed our drinks!!

Swell Coffee is right inside another restaurant. We grabbed coffee here from Goblin Valley and it…read morewas great! Such a beautiful view and a little sitting area for the coffee shop customers.

Sweet little coffee shop, with organic coffee, right across the street from the River Terrace and…read morethe Inn at the Swell. Friendly staff, had no problem making custom coffee request to order. And it was delicious!

Eclectic and trendy - a great find, especially in a small town! Delicious & diverse coffee and tea…read moreselection and made fresh to order. Cute and artsy inside.

Great find on our brief overnight stay in Price. Very comfy seating with a very airy feel. Great…read morelight in the morning with big windows. Some seating outside. It's used to be an old theater. Lots of unique candies and chocolates. The coffee was good, but no espresso drinks. Service was great and they do have Keto coffee options. Cranberry scone was yummy. The whole place feels like your having coffee at a friend's house who has good interior decorating skills.

Arrived on a Saturday at about 12:30pm and was closed. This is during their regular business hours…read morefrom what I can see. Disappointing.

From the owner: Coffee, Espresso, Latte, Tea, Chai Lattes, Drip Brew Coffee, Smoothies and more! We also have…read morebagels, muffins, and yummy snacks! Bagel sandwiches are also available! We have free Wi-fi. We are located near the San Rafeal Swell and Joe's Valley in Castle Dale! Come check us out!

Great place, great service, great food and they make there own beans, I'm coming back!!read more

Decent coffee. Rude staff. Not from the area and definitely will not return. You have a ton of…read moreposted signs about kindness and being kind to one another and then we're extremely rude to me and my partner. Definitely will not return.

Everything we have tried is de. Won't be much left by 3pm. Menu is varied. Something for everyone.read more

What can you say about coffee out when you have a 1k Breville machine at home but are far from home…read moreon a road trip? Pulled up to the drive-up with two ahead. Waited a while and then pulled into a spot and walked inside. A couple was waiting and all I wanted was a black coffee, simple. Three working behind the counter with one doing some work related task other than serving. All nice people for sure, smiles Yada Yada. Eventually got my coffee and walked to the truck noting the guy I was behind was at the window. Making coffee seems to have gotten very complex and long. Suggest a line for coffee only to speed people along who don't need all of the nonsense.

My family and I check out the Spring City Heritage Day celebration every year in conjunction with…read moreEphraim's Scandinavian Festival. We typically stay somewhere near Spring City, so we get breakfast at Das Cafe. We arrived at 9 AM and while they had several customers, it wasn't as busy as we were afraid of. This was actually my third visit, and it continues to deliver. Unfortunately, they weren't seating outside this time (the outdoor dining area is a gem when they do), but the food was delicious. I ordered a Mormon Mocha, which was really good and my kids loved it too. It actually tasted more like cocoa than a coffee substitute. The Big Max was solid, but I definitely preferred my wife's German Sausage Breakfast, especially with that buttery crispy rye bread. She swapped me her brats for my ham, which worked out great. If you prefer ham over German sausage, it's worth asking if they'll accommodate that for the sandwich. One heads-up for parents: we asked if the animal pancakes were comparable in taste and portion to a short stack, since the cost would have been about the same for two kids. We were told they were, but my mom ordered the short stack and you definitely get more pancake, and we all agreed the texture was noticeably better. Stick with the short stack. And if you haven't tried the signature carrot cake, it's decadent enough for the whole table to enjoy a few bites. Prost!

Food: 4/5 Dessert: 10/5…read moreService: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 This little German spot is a hidden gem in a tiny town. Food was amazing, the chicken dinner was the stand out item for dinner. The only negative, well, maybe two, was that they were out of the cucumber salad and the dill gravy has a horseradish kick that was not mentioned in the menu. Other than that, everything was amazing. DO NOT FORGET TO ORDER THE CARROT CAKE, thank me later.