So good! I was tasked with the food for my sister's wedding reception. She wanted finger…read moresandwiches among other things. I found a local deli that I was going to have cater but thankfully it didn't work out. I decided to cater myself and I knew the bread was the secret to the sandwich. After some research I found I could get Stone Ground direct thru their local store (versus frozen thru my contracted food distributor). We wanted ciabatta rolls for an elevated touch and found their rosemary Parmesan ciabatta rolls. They were so flavorful, fresh and the perfect bun for our sandwiches(or on their own). I'm so glad I found them direct and will use their rolls and bread from now on. Their store isn't the fanciest but the minute you walk in the door the best smells ever will hit you...fresh baked bread. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have several kinds of bread, rolls and specialty items (cinnamon rolls) to choose from. The store front isn't the most convenient but it'll be worth the drive.

Hidden little gem. Walked in. It's a small store front. You can get different kind of Breads and…read morethey have day old bread for a good price. We got like a whole grain sandwich bread. Delicious They were kind and gave up some whole grain baguettes!

Best cinnamon rolls ever!! Back in Washington and really miss this little gem. Great omelets and…read moreburritos, too.

Stopped in for lunch and met by a friendly staff. After placing our order we found a table and…read moredidn't wait long for our food. The sandwiches, burritos, and breakfast plate were all really tasty so you probably can't go wrong with whatever you choose! Highly recommend the cinnamon rolls!

PSA: come here to cure your lunch hunger!…read more With massive sandwiches churning out of this deli / market duo, it is the perfect spot to swing by during the work day. Head to the back deli upon walking in and you will be asked for your order at the counter. I recommend your first order be a half sandwich - don't be macho like me and think you can handle a whole because you'll be wrestling with it all afternoon and possibly skip dinner. While you wait for the sando, browse the Asian themed market for a unique find, such as a flavor of Lays you've never tried (or seen!) or even a hot sauce from the many they carry. Orders can be taken to go, or eaten outside on one of their many tables. I'll definitely be back soon, they are open for business no doubt about that!

Wowwww! Want an awesome sandwich? I'd say they know how to make it right at this spot. First time…read morecoming here, and I have been to many sandwich spots around UT. This was #1 on my list thus far. We ordered the Big John Sandwich (half portion) think of this like the ultimate club on a roll. I would add onions next time. Deluxe Sandwich - Ham Turkey and Avocado. Full size. If you're hungry, this is the spot to be. They offered prepacked salads, housemade and international fun flavors of drinks and chips. Coming back from Japan we were craving good ol american deli and this hits the craving! Every box checked. Fast friendly no frills service. They had outdoor sitting as well. Check em out!

We showed up on a saturday morning expecting it to be busy- and was! We probably waited in line 5-8…read moreminutes to order. The owners were so sweet and so on top of it! I'm not a big fan of breakfast but this was yummy! The latte wasn't anything special but it did the job in caffeinating me for my drive!

Friendly service but a couple of attention to detail things that really took it down for me…read more First, they are microwaving their eggs and it just resulted in a very off-putting consistency. I've had microwaved eggs that were all right though it's definitely not my thing but this wasn't it. Second, I had an everything bagel and it tasted like it wasn't toasted at all on the inside but on the outside the toppings burned and got bitter. My daughter liked her BLT on 3-cheese but my wife found her California Dream on 3-cheese to be bland.

The olive oil cake is incredible. Cute, small shop and warm service. Can't wait to return and try…read moreother bites.

Tulie Bakery is a cute spot, but my experience was just okay. I tried the olive oil cake which is…read morevery popular and the matcha, both were fine, nothing particularly memorable or standout. The bakery has a nice atmosphere and the pastries look tempting, but for me, the flavors didn't really hit the mark. Decent for a quick treat, but not a place I'd rush back to.

I usually go to Delice for treats and pastries, but enjoyed dinner there for the first time…read morerecently. It was surprisingly busy on a Friday night, but we were seated quickly and service was fast. Two of us shared the French onion soup and Cobb salad, and both were excellent. The salad was huge and the blue cheese dressing we selected to go with it was great. We selected pastries to go (the chocolate-dipped almond horns are our favorite) and we will be back often!

Delice was actually recommended to me by a local! I went with a friend for brunch, with high hoped…read more Let me run it through! When you go into the cafe, and the staff seats you at a table. If you plan to get to-go, you go to the to-go counter and they take your order. This time, we ate for here. Once we were seated with our menus, the staff probably took 10-15 to take our orders, which was a bummer. Though the place was pretty empty (we went really at 11 AM), the staff wasn't efficient enough. For drinks, we got the Cafe au lait and cappuccino. Again, these two didn't hit. The Cafe au lait was really watered down, and it sort of tasted like tea?? Nothing like the cafe au laits I've had in the past. My friend got the cappuccino, and I heard from her that the cappuccino was mediocre. We decided to share pastries: the mille feuille aux fraises, porcupine, and kouign-amann. The mille feuille is considered to be a local favorite! This pastry was good overall, but the Napoleon was really hard and there was a lot of cream. Plus, there were minimal strawberries. We ordered the porcupine because it was so interesting.. I don't think I've seen anything like this anywhere else. However, I felt like the porcupine was the most disappointing. There is a thick layer of chocolate coating, and the inside is a cake, chocolate, I presume? (The flavor lacked richness, so I literally had no idea what I putting in my mouth). In between the two layers of chocolate cake, there was thick cream and rasberry jam. It looked good, though, like a black forest cake! The kouign-amann was the best pastry we tried today. It was perfectly sweet, but I feel like it should be more airy and crunchy. The kouign-amann here is really dense and stiff. However, I don't think this pastry was a loss because of the perfection in sweetness. Im glad I gave Delice a try, but I don't think I'll be back.

The name threw me off a little-I thought this was just another cookie place. But someone mentioned…read morethat they had sandwiches, so I was excited to check it out for lunch with a friend. Sure enough, they did have cookies and sandwiches and soups. Service was friendly-ordered at the counter (and later at the kiosk to get a cookie after finishing lunch) and both options were simple. The menu is easy to follow and had plenty of options for anybody. I ordered a turkey sandwich and the creamy chicken noodle soup. The sandwich was just ok-the lettuce was a little old and not as fresh as I would have loved. But the soup was terrific! I had a peanut butter cookie as well and it was ok-not sure it was worth the hefty price tag, but it was tasty enough. Overall, it's a decent place. I'd probably return.

Up until a few weeks ago I had no idea they had food here. Stopped by to check it out and since…read morethen, my family and I have come a few times. The sandwiches are like, knock your socks off good, but they are just a nice refreshing break from traditional fast food. I'm not really a cookie guy so I'll preface with that, but the cookies I don't really care for overall. With exception of the double frosted peanut butter and the bahama mama. The last time we went, we did discover a long hair baked into my cookie. They were super quick to make it right, but it does seem they should have hair and beard coverings when making the cookies and preparing food.

I've been coming here for almost a decade now. I LOVE the staff; I LOVE the food!! It's easily the…read morebest breakfast spot in UT. You get so much food for the price too!! I've taken all my family and all my friends here. I will never stop coming!! I recommend the lemon pancakes and any type of benedict!! I wish all the furniture was still mismatched. (;

Very delicious food! My fiancé got the country friend steak special of the day and I got the Lazy…read moreDay breakfast. The hash browns are very nicely seasoned with a peppery mix! It was a very busy on a Sunday, but they tried their best with the staff they had on service that day. It was about a 20 minute wait for our party of two. The place has a cute vibe of an old diner and Knick knacks everywhere.