If you need somewhere in the downtown area for groceries, this is a good spot. They don't have…read moremuch, but they have essentials, including fresh produce.

Nice store in the middle of downtown SLC -- they have a good number of local options which I think…read moreis nice, and the hot food bar looked pretty good. They do run specials too and when it's for items you want...it's a pretty good deal.

This trader joes is smaller than the other ones in Salt Lake City Area and seemed to lack a few of…read morethe products I was looking for that I've found at other Trader Joes. Also I do recommend NOT going on Sunday, a lot of the products were out of stock and it was quite crowded. The employees were friendly and helpful.

I come here all the time. I last reviewed this place nine years ago…read more A few days ago, I attended the funeral of a very good woman. My son and I came here a few hours later. I wasn't crying or anything, but the cashier looked at me and could sense something wrong...and asked. I shared briefly about saying goodbye to a friend at her funeral. Cut to the chase, he gave me a bouquet of flowers and a hug... wishing me a better day, and that he knew how I felt. Yes, I was crying at that, but SO grateful at this unexpected kindness. The food ..the atmosphere...always a plus. The staff is always amazing, but this gentleman went out of his way to be kind. You can't pay for that.

Typical supermarket. The location was very clean, and the employees were helpful and friendly. The…read moreprices were marked. I recommend downloading the app and clip the digital coupons to save some money.

We walked from our hotel to see what we could get to carry back…read more The staff were very polite and helpful giving us a very pleasant experience !

Great spot for a tasty breakfast sandwich with fresh ingredients! The focaccia is made fresh and…read morethe portions are big. I got scrambled eggs with veggies which were mushrooms. The other one had deli meat. Very tasty!! We did go back since we asked for no spread and one ended up having it. They immediately made us a new one to replace it. Great service!

If this is Salt Lake's best breakfast sandwich, SLC needs to up its game…read more The focaccia although tasty, was burnt on top, perfect on the bottom, and underbaked in the middle. They are generous with the bacon, the spread was tangy without being overpowering, and the egg was cooked nicely, but the bread; there's so much bread. In addition, if I'm in NYC, and get a BEC on a roll from a cart in the middle of Midtown, they cut it in half. This sandwich was just unwieldy and there were no knives available. For something that has to be taken to go, having it split would be extremely helpful. Maybe the lunch sandos have a better bread to filling ratio.

My mouth is watering as I write this overdue review. Caputo's was a must-stop for us on our way out…read moreof SLC, and I really wish we had something small and family-run like this in CA. The closest store I can think of that has such a wide selection of meats and cheeses is Eataly, but that is huge (and a chain) compared to Caputo's. Originally, I found Caputo's while looking for sandwich shops, but was very very happy when I found out they also offered charcuterie meats. We didn't end up getting any cheese bc of the drive, but did choose some fancy meats to bring home (black truffle salame & cabacero iberico), which were so delicious. As for the sandwiches, I went with The Caputo while my husband went with the Old School (alas I forgot to take a photo before he devoured it). The staff were efficient and our sandwiches were ready pretty quickly, even with a small lunch rush line. When I say The Caputo was one of the best Italian sandwiches I've ever had, I mean it. The veggies were delightfully fresh, the meats were aplenty, and the olive oil + balsamic was perfect without making the bread soggy. My husband also raved about his sandwich might I add. The staff were friendly, and there is a small seating area should you wish to enjoy your sandwiches next door. We also browsed around the market area and picked up some truffles and pasta flour so I could try my hand at making homemade pasta. There was so much to look at, it was like a treasure trove, but we had to be conscious of what we truly wanted to bring home vs what caught our eyes in the moment. Caputo's will definitely be one of our first stops the next time we visit SLC!

Ever since Tony died this Deli sandwich shop has been on the decline. I doubt I will ever come…read morehere again. The sandwiches are smaller, more expensive , less variety and the service was SLOW. It was 11:30 am and no lines, about 10 patrons in the whole place. Shocked to see no heavy inch traffic . I had a serving of tuna salad ($9) which was ok and $5 cheaper than a sandwich ($13). Hubby had half a Caputo Sandwich. Fountain drinks were $6!!!! There are no deli salads anymore in the sandwich shop nor in the grocery store section. All the grocery has is imported jars , hard pasta and meats. There is no longer any amazing smells of bread and spices like I've experienced in other I Italian delis and shops in many other cities. If you go there now instead of like in the "old days", which weren't so long ago. you might think it's ok but not anymore in my opinion. Tony used to be behind the counter running the show, fast service lots of people.It sucks now

This is the Walmart we normally go to here in SLC, as we lived off 1300 S for many years. It has…read moregotten better over the years. I have been impressed with Walmart stepping up their game and quality in clothing and other products, especially in the last few years. I was even impressed to see a package of medicinal herbs on the shelf recently, in which I splurged and bought! Nice job, Wally World!

Average Walmart. Everything is fine. Relatively less crowded but we were there right after opening…read more Good to go here for one stop shop before camping

This was my first experience at this market and I loved it. The option to have it indoors and still…read morehave the amount of vendors and produce and other goodies was great. Upon entering I immediately caught eye with a coffee vendor and ordered a cortado. From there I bounced around and checked out the various produce and fresh baked goodies. They had tons of local business selling anything from honey, to tea, and crafts. Overall, this was great! I would definitely love to come back and support our local community.

My family had a great staycation downtown, strolling through the farmer's market. It felt authentic…read morewith real homegrown goods, unlike others we've visited. We grabbed honey sticks, bagels, and a huge apple strudel.

Finally made my way in to grab my Utah bag! When I was here in October and November, they weren't…read moreavailable due to the mystery bags that come out during holiday season. I was able to score 5 bags. The gal that helped me today was super kind! I have enjoyed my last few trips to this store.

I love this Trader Joe's location! The staff is consistently helpful and friendly, and the store is…read morespacious with a great selection. I always end up buying way more than planned.