Such a cute place and a really fun part of our girls night out. The girl helping us was so sweet…read moreand fun to talk to. Didn't take too long to do, as we were the only customers in at this time, but we loved it and would come back again for sure.

Super cute new place on State Street and what I think is officially Sandy. It is on the east side…read moreof the road. Google maps will take you to the back of the building which is kind of a residential area and they don't have a sign on that side of the building yet. so it was just a little confusing. You need to reserve a time online for your "workshop". They are closed Sunday and Monday. It is very clean and cute in there. The owner helped us with our experience and she is delightful. All three of my kids enjoy the experience. It probably only took about 45 minutes total. The berries were really tasty which says a lot for this time of year because I think they're out of season. We will be back and recommend it to all!

Came on a Friday afternoon…read more This is only walk up and drive thru. Friendly service. Got iced brown sugar latte, almond croissant and cheese danish. I did ask if they make the pastries and she said everything is made in house. They tasted pretty good. The latte had a lot of ice for a 16 oz. I felt like I took 4 sips and it was done. Normally I get a 12oz and am fine. This felt like more of a 12oz than 16. Would come back to try other things

We did not enjoy our experience at all. We ordered a breakfast burrito and a ham and cheese…read morecroissant. Nothing else. It was over $20 for very bland and tasteless food. I was so excited to have a cute place in Draper to visit get a nice drink and a bite to eat. I can't speak of the drinks because we didn't order any. But the food was terrible.

The Pink Sweet Cafe is definitely a cute spot and the aesthetic is on point, and it has a warm,…read moreinviting vibe that makes you want to hang out and take pictures. That part, they nailed. But price-wise... it's a bit much. I remember the chocolate bars being around $20, and honestly, that feels excessive for what you're getting. It's hard to justify when you could easily make something similar at home without much effort. Overall, it's a nice place to visit if you're going for the ambiance, but in terms of value, I do think it's overpriced.

The service was very friendly and fast, she was knowledgeable about the products and was very kind…read more They have a lot of variety for whatever you make be wanting, from chicken sandwiches to macaroons and drinks! This super cute place is worth the travel from Utah County!!

What a cute place!! I just moved to sojo and I'm so glad I found this little coffee shop, I've…read morebeen looking for a good local place to come to and nothing has caught my eye until now. This place has lots of drink options- sodas, coffees, treats and more. I got one of the barista creations- Pistachio Brew by Maddy & she served me as well! She was super nice and the drink was a yummy cold brew with pistachio foam, loved it! I sat and worked in the afternoon and it was fairly crowded. Cute little place with good vibes and a nice staff. Will definitely be back!! Side note- they also sell lots of fun art, trinkets and more from local shops and people, perfect for gifts!!

I LOVE this place. They did such an amazing job making sure there's enough places for multiple…read moregroups to sit, given the small space. There's a good combo of couches, tables, and solo chairs. It's decorated nicely and I love how they have so many pieces of jewelry and other items made by local artists for sale. The coffee is great, especially if you've got a sweet tooth like me. The "Take A Hike" drink is so good that I craved it OFTEN when I moved out of Utah for a couple of years. I've seen a handful of businesses come and go from this location and I can see why this one has stayed in business for so long.

Porch Coffee is such a great find! We ordered an iced lavender latte with oat milk, an iced matcha…read morewith vanilla, and the avocado toast. The lavender latte was perfect--just the right amount of syrup to make it floral and slightly sweet without tasting overly sugary or artificial. I also loved watching them hand-mix the matcha and seeing the little specks of real vanilla. You can tell they care about what they're making. The avocado toast was simple but so well done. Perfectly toasted bread with fresh, quality ingredients--sometimes simple really is best. The baristas were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. The café itself is really nice inside, and I'm especially happy they're open on Sundays! Definitely a place I'll be coming back to.

My dad lives out of state and we always say that one day we'll live in the same state together and…read morewill be able to invite each other over for porch coffee at either of our houses. When I saw a place open up called Porch Coffee, I knew I had to take my dad the next time he was in town! What an awesome space this coffee shop has! It was also super popular - almost all the seats were taken when we go there! Luckily a table opened up after we ordered our food so we were able to snag a spot to eat/enjoy our drinks. They have Baby's Bagels here! We each go a bagel and I got an iced chai. The bagels were delicious, the chai was just okay. The space is beautiful and they've put a lot of thought and effort into making it homey and welcoming. Will definitely be back the next time I'm in the area.

Coming all the way from Los Angeles, I really thought I wouldn't be able to find such authentic…read moreKorean drinks and desserts out here, but I was wrong and pleasantly surprised by The Tea Barn! Everything we ordered was fantastic, and we are already looking forward to our next visit. Here is a quick breakdown of what we tried: Black Sesame Latte & Matcha Ube Latte: Both iced lattes were so delicious and, best of all, not overly sweet. A huge bonus for us was that they were able to make both with oat milk! Bungeoppang: These were warm, crispy on the outside, and incredibly tasty. Yuzu Cheesecake: This was by far the favorite of the visit. It was light, refreshing, and honestly probably one of the top five cheesecakes I've ever had in my life. Beyond the incredible menu, the ambiance and service are top-tier. The interior decor is incredibly cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot to relax. On top of that, the mother/daughter owners were so sweet and knowledgeable about their offerings, making us feel right at home. If you're craving authentic, high-quality Korean drinks and pastries, The Tea Barn is an absolute must-visit!

Loved this little tea house…read more The strawberry matcha was very good, not bitter at all. They make their own fruit syrup and it's delicious. I also got the grapefruit Yakult Ade. I'll definitely be back.

My sister had her wedding reception here and it was so beautiful! There were so many decorations…read moreand resources available to throw an incredible party! I highly recommend this place.

I think it's probably becoming more known for the wedding/event venue portion, as we rolled up to…read moreshop the nursery and the doors weren't open and they tried to direct us to a party. But maybe that's just because I visited in the early winter and who shops a nursery then? In any case, once we made our way inside, it became clear they're making moves to up the adorbs factor and move to be way more than just a pot-em-up nursery. The main retail area here is lovely, with gifts, books, and loads of home decor. They've put some money into this, and while it still needs to be filled out a bit more, you can spend some time cruising here and be happy. From the main area, we made our way to the houseplant section. While there are a lot of expecteds there, I was surprised to see so many of them. We only found a few harder-to-find ferns (something way down the line in the birds nest family) but plenty of those old school ficus. I suppose the ficus sell, but with so many hot new ficus right now, I just was surprised at the quantity of the old schoolers. There are succulents as well, though thankfully not a bajillion. I liked many of the containers, especially the wee ones, and prices there were reasonable. We ended up with three ferns, one of which is now struggling due to a long vacation and a lack of water (my bad) but many of the plants there in the greenhouse needed a good amount of deadheading and some of the poor monstera were flagging, and generally it seems they probably need someone dedicated and diligent in the watering and upkeep. It could stand a little freshening up. I'd like to come back in the warm months to see what kind of trouble I could get into, but I still had a nice time and the other two ferns are going strong; the third has my full faith it will bounce back.

For the best coffee in Riberton go see Nik Clean spot with…read moreplenty of seating. Nik was professional and informative. Coffeenis spot on.

Nice coffee shop in the Riverton area!…read more Upon entering, I was pleasantly surprised to see that there is a lot of room to dine-in! The menu has lots of options, and I like that they get their coffee from DCR, which is based out of my home state, Washington! I got a small, hot chai. Service was fast and friendly. I would definitely visit again!