I tried Atticus coffee right before coming here and I wish I would've came here first…read more It was like a night and day difference between the atmosphere and customer service. The cashier was so sweet. The vibe was so great here. A nice and cozy place.

- Breakfast brioche: 5/5…read more - Laksa noodle soup: 5/5. - Service: 5/5. - Ambiance: 5/5. Both dishes were amazing and recommended by locals.

Roots Café in Salt Lake City is absolutely worth the hype. The buttermilk pancakes are *incredible*…read more-- fluffy, perfectly cooked, and honestly some of the best pancakes I've ever had. You can tell everything is made with care and high-quality ingredients. Just be prepared to wait, especially during peak hours, but it's 100% worth it once the food hits the table. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the staff does a great job keeping things moving despite how busy it gets. A must-visit brunch spot if you don't mind a little wait for amazing food.

Roots Cafe is a fun little brunch spot in the heart of Millcreek. They have an outside patio that…read moreis just delightful but you better come early otherwise you'll wait in line for a table. There's a small parking lot south of the restaurant but it fills up fast. Our coffee cups were kept full while waiting for our food to arrive. I tried the Savory Polenta Benni on this visit. It's a nice twist on eggs benedict using a polenta cake in place of an English muffin. Paired with their house made pork sausage and roasted potatoes this was a delicious breakfast choice. They have lots of fresh made juice and smoothie options too which are a nice compliment to your meal.

The wife and I are in Park City for a week to check out the fall colors (hopefully) and we were…read morehungry around lunch and Clockwork was in the same parking lot as our hotel. The wife and I were both in the mood for sandwiches and I sneaked a peak at some Yelp reviews to see how this place was and what people liked. With that knowledge, I was ready to order when we got there. However, the owner threw a curve ball, the sandwich of the day was The Cuban and it sounded delicious. But I walked in there confident of my choice of The Italian Stallion. Dang it, I was now unsure what I wanted. The wife came to the rescue and said that we should order both and we could swap halves. BRILLIANT! We ordered the Italian Stallion (spicy, they add jalapeños) and the Cuban along with a small container of mac salad and one of potato salad. We found a table outside in the sun, as it was in the low sixties and was perfect outside. We did not have to wait long for our food to come out to us. Both sandwiches were served hot and they looked fantastic and smelled even better. As you can see from the picture I dove right into the Italian Stallion before I remembered to take a picture. The wife waited for me to take a picture of the Cuban before she dug in. The taste did not disappoint, we each agreed they were very good. I highly recommend the Italian Stallion if you like Italian subs. One of the best I have ever had. By the time we ate our first halves and ate the little containers of Mac/potato salads, we were both full, so we did not get to taste the other sandwich. That was OK, they became our picnic when exploring SLC the next day. They were great even day old and cold. Yum! The person I assume was the owner was a bit gruff but not really in a bad way. When a customer asked to repeat what was in the Cuban, he replied to her "we just had that conversation". I laughed out loud and truly believe he was joking with her, but he did not crack a smile. He did go through the ingredients again. My thought is he's from Philly or Jersey. Hope I don't insult him with those guesses. As we were leaving, he let us know that the next day's sandwich was tri-tip and I am sure they could rock that. The next day, as we headed to SLC with our picnic sandwiches, we drove past the cafe and they had a large grill or smoker with smoke billowing out. The smell of the cooking tri-tip made me wish we were going to be back in Park City by lunch, but sadly we were not. Go. Eat Well. Have Fun!

If you're looking for a solid sandwich with generous portions this is the place. My only gripe is…read morethat I wish you could edit the sandwich more within the DoorDash app. This sandwich was delicious and full of flavor!

This place is an absolute dream…read more The Kitz feels like a charming European cafe tucked right into the mountains. The space is beautiful and cozy with a great selection of gourmet pastries, breakfast dishes, and specialty drinks. The sugar donut was delicious, soft and perfectly sweet. My favorite drink was the Austrian coffee with egg yolk and honey. It's rich, custardy, and an absolute must try. Service was impeccable and very attentive. There's also a lovely outdoor patio that faces the mountain, which makes it an amazing place to sit and enjoy your coffee. They also have a small shop area with cute mugs, cups, and other goods if you want to take a little piece of the cafe home with you. Such a special spot and definitely worth a visit if you're in Park City.

In the middle of our ski day, my husband said he wanted to find this place he read about. WOW!! I…read morethink I just had the best almond croissant I've ever had in my life. Super cute spot located a short walk from the slopes. It's located inside the Goldener Hirsch hotel. Amazing!!

This used to be Uptown Fare. We grieved when owner Karleen retired. Today we discovered Ellie…read moreShropshire, well-known caterer in the area, has taken over the space. To our delight,Constance and Nivin, who were sidekicks of Karleen, are still managing the front and maintain relationships from Uptown Fare days. When you go, and you must, you will see familiar faces. Today, my companion ordered turkey avocado sandwich and watermelon gazpacho. I enjoyed the kale/quinoa salad which includes golden beets and nuts. Everything on the menu is delish. For sure, always order a soup. Inspired cuisine. Located on Kearns at the Kimball Arts Center building, parking is plentiful and free, outdoor patio space has bee expanded, and well-behaved dogs are welcomed on the patio space. When cycling, it's a natural stop. Open til 5 pm, Monday through Saturday. Go there.

HIDDEN GEM! Delightful cafe with fresh, wonderful food and friendly service. Walk through Kimball…read moreArt Gallery on the way out...Soup was amazing! Easy and plentiful parking. Try it, you will walk out happier!

food quality: 5/5 service: 3/5…read morecleanliness: 5/5 value: 5/5 First time trying picnic cafe and we were excited they were open on Memorial Day. We ordered 4 drinks - 2 Vietnamese Coffees , salted plum soda, an Americano and 2 lox bagels. The food came out pretty quickly and really liked the Everything Bagel, it was toasted and had a good amount of cream cheese. We also had the Americano shortly after. Unfortunately the other 3 drinks took about 25 minutes to come out, well after everyone else sitting down received their orders. There were 2 baristas working, so I'm not sure why it took so long. There wasn't an acknowledgment of the delay either, which was a little disappointing. Perhaps an off day, but I'm hoping that next time I'll have a better experience.

Ohhhhh how I love this place!! First of all, the…read moreestablishment is so cute, the patio is lovely, the vibes there are just perfect. Nicest people too. They make all the pastries in house, and their drinks are so unique and made with really good quality ingredients. Try all their matchas!!! But I'd totally recommend the ones made with coconut water if you want something different and refreshing. The other reason why I love this place is because every weekend they have fun events and popups! A must visit!!

Oh my gosh this place is the cutest. Outdoor seating in a garden and it's super cozy inside. Yummy…read morecrepes and coffee. 10/10

Very few things could improve the delight and joy of a crepe, but the right setting can do just…read morethat. Caffe Torino is the right setting. The little building is adorable with cheerful orange paint on the walls inside. Out front, there's a cozy patio where you can enjoy your tasty treat. I learned that there's live music out back, but I didn't realize that until it was too late. (I was enjoying great conversation out front anyway.) I tried one of the specials, the Seldon something or other. It had kiwi, strawberries and chocolate sauce. It was absolutely amazing. Service here is fabulous-the owner, Aaron, was engaged with customers and was checking to make sure everyone was happy. I also appreciated the darling black cat that was wandering around the patio looking for loves. (Not sure if it was a stray or resident cat, but it added to the ambience.) This one is a winner-I'll be back.